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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-02-08

Mrs Annie Hancock returned last
night to- her home in Rocky Mount,
hitter visiting relatives and friends
here for a few days.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-02-08

FOR R.ENT-Three rooms on the bust
ness part Of Main street, Apply The
Commonwealth. 2-7 IT,
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22
REHIND THE LINES.

The from the western front
continues of the thrilling information dealing win the
from Northern France The dea
that Germany going slowly crep back from the
firing permeatng civilian population The pa met
Huns who las their hardarned dollars in
beginning lest these bonds become
yueess In order there has been tremendous
bonds The last few days from when sltua ION
has resulted Long appeals are ocng mace III 'h
suapers The people effort subdue their fright
The mighty sensitive abou his honey and has right
be- long he difficult tasks and is me
poorest paid workman The Continent taxes anc othef eo
Of living taken into account.
Bu financial situation of the empire Is
convincing rapidly dndlmg morale of he people
when The civilian portion of Germany begins to lose
heart after years buoyed wind pudding
It means LudendoYs den problems MOI confined to
the rereang the country TO-
ward the border
The situation and in Turkey is becoming known
rors in the newspapers this conjunction
the United States in the matter of nego-
aions going give he something to think about
The German people learning "Al Highest losing
his power weeks hat they read in heir
which he "he
every Hungarian soldier the last drop Of blood
Of every Bulgarian Turkish soldier will be shed before
mics wre from that belongs 10 Germany Bulgarian
soldiers account respecting their
blood as the The that the Kaiser
longer speaks he card that he make terrible blum
ders calculation lightning dawn the Teuonic
disrust and oa hing when
overwhelming collapse The Kaiser has taught his
people national rkery, robbery and murder crime
against he of the Faherand and
for the aggrandizement of the Hohenzolern dynasty
Some this false philosophy is coming home to roos
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22
Hints To The Shopper
By The Psess Aide To Santa Claus

black, taupe, purple or brown will give
the final touch to the graceful after
noon frock. These also are 10 be
found a Varney's.
And for the small son who wants
to be soldier like big brother. JUS
cram into his little sock on Christmas
eve one of hose jolly Coast Defend
ers that Vai1ley Brothers have on ex-
|hibition now. rs very big and black
and murderous TO look uron and war
ranted in the hands of your small sol
dier son TO keep the coast of your from
yard clear OF all Germans. This
doughty gun is Twelve inches long and
mounted, rue coast defender style. or
a tripod And it throws shell, too
with big whizz! bang! of noise.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22

cloudy, full of sediment, or the blad-
der is irritable, obliging you to se2<
relief during the night; when you
have severe headaches, nervous and
dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid ston-
ach or rheumatism in bad weather,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; take table
spoonful in glass of water before
breakfast each morning and in a few
days your kidneys will act fine This
famous salts is made from the acid
OF grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for gen
eratiOns to flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys, to neutralize the
acids in urine so it is no longer
source of irritation, thus ending uri-
nary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure: makes delightful efferves-
cent Whitewater drink, and nobody
can make mistake by taking lit
tie occasionally to keep the kidneys
clean and active.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22
SAVE THE CROPS

Declaring that he shorl age of labor
is acuIe and that prompt action must
be taken 10 have the maximum par'
of ihe war crops of this section, Cap
tain A. n. Milner, representative Of
the Federal Employment Office, 62S
Main street. has issued the following
bulletin 10 the public:
SAVE THE CROPS. HELP WIN
THE WAR
Zone hundred thousand acres of mi
10 maize will be ready 10 cui Novem-
Der /. II should be cut in six weeks
to avoid loss.
"At the same lime ALL he cot
ton will be ready 10 pick.
"Unless something is done NOW,
we will face labor shortage of al
least 1000 hands.
This shortage can be supplied by
paying fares of 200 families of five
each, or 1000 citizens of Los Angeles
who are cut of employment, and many
Of hem experienced farmers, as hum
dreds of letters received al this Of
flee from them, proves.
October 10 several planters called
at this office, promising to raise
funds 10 bring the first carload of GO
persons from Los Angeles his week.
"rhe fare is only S8.4s each, which
will be repaid out Of the first weeks
wages (signed contracts 10 that ef-
feet).
"Planters, ranchmen, please join
this movement by calling al this Of
flee with your order for number OF
hands wanted, and money for car
fare.
"T'he U. S. Employment Service
viii recruit, ship and distribute the
hands to he individuals ordering them
"U. s. FNPI IOYMENT SERVICE.
1923 Main S., FL Centro."
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22
SOCIETY

Robert Ralston of the Agricuil ufal
Ddepartment of the State University
lis in the city and, in company with
Miss Ruth Dickey, visited the high
schools al HolJville, Brawley and I'M
iperial Tuesday. Mr.. Ralslon is dl-
rector of clubs in he department and
was in he Valley to promote the
work of his department
i X
On accoun! of the influenza silua-
ton all Farm Center meetings sched-
uled for the immediate future have
been pos iponed until further notice
Two very successful meetings have
been held by The Home Department,
under the direction of Miss Dickey
one at Mt Signal center and the OH
er at the 4Alamo-Verde center. Miss
Dickey will confer with Mrs. Stuart
Swink. county chairman, upon plans
for further activities of the organiza-
ton.
The Red Cross board of managers
mel as usual Monday evening and
attended to business for The chap er.
1t was decided by the board 10 keep
the rooms now occupied as headquar-
lers for the winjer and The neces-
sary arrangements We've made with
! he owner Mrs. Bales G. Walker,
chairman of he Junior Red Cross,
was present at the meeting 10 con-
suit with the board upon matters per-
laining 10 her organization. II was
reported that S425 had been realized
from he sale of carnations on Lib
arty Day, This sale was conduct ed
by Mr.. and Mrs Musser and the pro-
,eeds were turned over 10 he Valley
chapter for War Relief work. The
Mesquite Lake Auxiliary was given
permission to hold benefit dance
for The Red Cross in The near fu-
lure
:: x $.
The Christmas cartons have been
received al Red Cross headquarters
and will be delivered 10 those present
ing the labels issued to men in The
overseas service of he country. These
labels are to be sent by The men
themselves TO parents or friends and
no doubt will begin coming in very
soon. as they were distributed his
month
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22
DOINGS OF CLUBS
PERSONALS

Al an emergency meeting Of the
Slate Board of Health held at the
Palace Hotel, San Francisco, on the
18Th inst, it was resolved TO discour-
age all unnecessary assembling of
people in meetings and at places OF
amusement. This resolution will
postpone he children's year fall
drive until later date. DR.. Adelaide
Brown, chairman Children's Year and
special agent of The National Chill
dren's Bureau, requests that mothers
of the children of Califrnia study
the following suggestions for care OF
Influenza cases in The home:
"First-All nose colds, sore throats
and coughs should mean immediate
isolation of the person afflicted. This
is not quarantine. bul isolation OF
hal person from the family group.
"Second-The attendant of The sick
lperson should wear a mask, Sx5
inches, made at least four layers
thick, OF butter cloth or equally Ilne-
meshed surgical gauge. Tape one
yard long along the s-inch sides will
tie This above and below the ears,
over the nose and mouth. The side
worn next 10 The mouth should be
marked by black thread at one
corner and folded in when out of
use.
"Third-The attendant should
wash her hands and face thoroughly
with soap and water before mixing
with other members of The family,
and cover her clothes and hair, as
we'll as use The mask, in the sick
ROOM"
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22

Milady goes a-shopping cary, for
Uncle Sam says he will mol receive
Christmas packages either for mail or
express after November 80. Uncle az
SO says further:
"Give useful gifts to all except the
tiny tots"
So The wise mother will HE her 10
thai shop which caters to the needs
at The new selection of furs which have
at lie new selection of furs which have
but now arrived. A cape coatee Of
French coney is dream of beauty
cozy and warm, artistic in line. The
young lady will look her best in its
furry loveliness, and, best Of ALL. 1t
will guard her from the much-Co-be
dread .'flu" germs. Where Is this
shop. At Salomon's, Of course.
A charming white sci of muff and
neekpiece is al this same store for
the wee sister, and most useful Il IS,
100. And complete even 10 the dainty
white ring to secure the muff TO her
baby arm.
For MiIady herself to wear with
the tailored suit, which is to be 50
good his winter, is brand new as
soriment of handbags. II she wishes
touch of color, there is one Of gen
erous, yet conservative, proportions.
in black leather with lining Of rich
rose silk. A gun metal clasp and a
most convenient pocket mirror COM
pletes the purse. If she be sternly
practical, there is one of heavier leatt-
er lined with an attractive and sub
staniial blue moire. Of course coin
purse and mirror are here, too. Salo-
mons is the place for these also.
To keep ne lille ones warm these
chilly nights. Varney Brothers are
showing the daintiest OF crib blankets
in novelty jacquard effects. The ends
are overstitched and scalloped in the
correct bauv colors. Some have won
derful TEDDY bears, h'ty-cats and
chickens running around the border.
Whai baby wouldn't be glad 10 20 bye
bye with such companions rs these
Have you been wanting a brush. a
mirror or a powder box in white Per-
sian ivory and thinking hat you would
have 10 pay three times as much as
last year? Just drop in at Varney
Brothers and see what full line they
carry. And the price? No higher
than last year! Profi by the skill
Of the firms clever buyer and pur.
chase several pieces for gifts this
Christmas.
Why not send 10 the girl who has
SO much you never know what TO give
her, one of hose stunning new chif-
fon velyel bags with shell, amber
or ivory top? One can never have
TOO many hags, and one OF these in
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take Tablespoonful of Salts j
Back Hurts or Blad-
der BOthers.

We are a nation of meat eaters and
cur blood is filled with uric acid, says
ia well-known authority, who warns
us to be constantly on guard against
kidney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood from this irritating acid, but
become weak from the overwork; they
get sluggish; the eliminative tissues
clog and thus the waste is retained
in the blood to poison the entire sys-
tenn.
When your kidneys ache and feel like
unps of lead, and you nave singing
tpans in the back or the urine is
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22
EXPLOSION TANK
AMMONIA WRECKS
(By Associated PreSs)

Ft. Smith, Ark, Oct. 22.-The ex-
plcsion of an ammonia lank today
caused he collapse of the floors of
he four-story building Of The Fort
Smith Commission Company. 1t is
thought that several employees were
trapped, while others were injured by
jumping from windows.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22

At a meeting of The War Council
of The Red Cross held recently, ii was
"Resolved, That every day al The
noon hour. in every workroom of the
Red Cross throughout the whole Unit
ed States, upon a given signal, all
work shall cease for a period of one
minute. During this lime in silence
we, he members of he Red Cross,
will solmenly concentrate our minds
uoon our beloved soldiers and sailors
overseas who are so nobly offering
heir all. even unto their lives, for
us. We will think as one, hope as
one. for their definite victory and
their individual we'll being, conceral-
ing ourselves anew 10 our country and
to those who figh, labor and suffer
for her, becoming one with them in
service. May This united prayer, gath
ering power from cur love and faith,
mout to eHaven Itself. descending
thence in the midst of our dear ones
wherever they may be, fall upon hem
as a benediction to be at all times
their comfort and strength"
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22

W. S. 9. will help buy liberty and
ustice.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-22
MRS. VIOLETTE CAMPBELL
Phone IS4-W

Elton Christian is home for u few
davs from Omaha, where he is train
ing for the Air Service of The U. S.
A. in The Balloon Department Mr..
Christian is enthusiastic over his
work and is eagerly awaiting his call
to overseas service, which he is eX-
pecting veery soon now.
Letters from Paul and Rex Ragan
recently received bring stirring news.
Both boys are in action with The
American army in France. Paul says
il is great 20 be there, and his letier
breal hes the young enthusiasm and
patriotic zeal which marks the Yam
kee bows wherever they are and makes
of them he aread foe of all accursed
Boches.
& =
The club women of the state have
done heroic work in he Liberty Loan
just closed. AS organiza-
lions they have bought bonds and as
individuals they have rendered every
possible aid to he committees in
charge of sales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-03
CHATEU Sc
HALLA CAST ENVUELT0

De- Sc-vicio Esnsc;s! d. La PnEESA.'
PARIS. Septiembre LAS tro-
Pas francesas Y americanas hicieron
anoche ~aGicionales al norte
dc SCISSORS. habieado gcnado aleGn
terrsro en- la region bo$coSa de Cou-
cy-le-Chateau segGn anuncio e. Nj
historic de IA Guerra en- IN botet!n
cue So do a Ia nublicidad hoy. Los
americanos lograron hacer IN avance
en- Ia region al oriente de Pont-St.
Mard.
Los obServadores aereos de los a:ia
dos, info1man que los convoyes ale
names estan movi6ndose al orente en-
Ia region de Roisel Y mas adelante
de esa poblaci6n. que Sc encuentra
como q siete millas al oriente de Pc
ronne. Los alemanes estan trasladan-
do rapidamente sus almacenes Y los
cue no pueden remover 0 Ia debida
rapidez para evitar cue caigan en- ma
nos de los aliados, los estan volanGe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-03
5uyendo los
iefes boEsheVikis

or, S.rr:eio Esoeciai de III PGENSA."
WASHINGTON, Septiembre .
Gas: 1odos los jefes bolshevikis han
aban4onado PetrograGo ' MoSccI y
es cast impossible YER q todos los GUT
ain estan saliendo. segdn dice m
inTorme I!egado a la Secretar!a de Es-
taGo americana, por Ia via de Esto-
colmo. de una persona Que sallo De
P~etrogrado Ell dia - de agosto. Dlct&
persona ha informado que TrotzEy,
81 Minist-o de Guerra bolshevlh So
hailaba refugiado a horde del yatc
del ex-Emperador Nicolas, q corta
distancia de PetrograGo; pero tales
informaciones han sido desmenudaS
Dor Ia Urensa sueca. II informante,
sin embargo. aseSara qUe esa notlc!a
era corriente en- ~Petrcgrado cuando
Il sa!io de csa ~ey-cap!ta!.
Fl menSaie de dicho ipformante q
Ia Secretaria de Estado. habla TAM
bien de que en- IN mitin ten!do on
kronstaGt con objeto de obtener &c
los Soidados Ell Que convinieran en-
combatir contra los tcheco-es.ovacos,
habia como siete mil soldados pre-
sentes que fueron a escuchar ell dis
curse de Trotzky: pero que por mas
que este hizo no pudo persuadirlos
para que lucharan contra los tchecos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-03
IA MISSION DEL CONDE
Won BERNST0RFF EN-
C~ONSTANTINOPLA
Sc lie nombro Enbajador
para que resEablezca Ell
PRESTIGE aleman con
los Jovenes Turcos
p,, s.rye;, Esascie: de IA PRENSA"

r., c.,,.-., r.a.cic: d. Ia PRENSA"
AMSTERDAM, Septiemore 2.-ln-
~sfstentes rumores circular aqui dc
a. 81 nombramiento del Condo Johann
Heinrich ven Bernstorff, eI-1mbaJ.-
dor de Aeraania en- los Estados Uni
dos, como Embajador del lmperlo
Alemaa en- Constantinopla. TurQuia,
fus acordado por e. gobierno de Ber-
lin. decide q los graves temoreS que
Sc rienen ALI. respecto de los turcos
y en- vista del parfecto conoc!miento
cue dieho d~iploTnatico Jiene de las cos
tuubres, mentalidad y deseoS de los
otcraaos. asi como por su repuJa-
da enargia.
nebiao q esas c~ualidades. So conf!o
al Condo Won Bernstorff n 0!f,"ii ia
rea de restablecer e. prestig!o a!eman
Que Sc encoRVraba gravemente COM
p~roraeUdo entire los jovenes turcos,
los que cada dia Sc mostrab&n mas
Y mas ~retraiGos con los ~alemanes.
No obstante las e~xhortaclGnes de
Diavid Der. cue Sc encuentra en- Der
lin procurando arreglar IN empresti-
20 para Turuuia. los j6veneS Turccs
ast5n aCoptando una actitud de ces-
~conformidad hacia los a!emanes. =!
Comits de- los J6ve2es TurcoS e7 Il
iunta recieate que t%uvieron. acorda-
ron = resolvie-on cue Ia prensa oto-
mana debia librarse de las inf2uencias
alemanas 4 tcda costa. DichO Conf
- enri0 agentes secretos a Nle7a,
Berlin, Suiza y HolanGa, con e. lin de
que pr-oparcioraran a los J6venes Tur
cos. de ura manera r&pida : directa,
iaformaciones fidedignas scbre Ia ST.
tuaci6n miEtar Y las relaciones entire
!os diplomaticos turcos Y los goolef-
nos ante los que Sc hallabaa acred,-
tadoS.
AsegIrase aue Sc han descublerto
graves detalles respecto de las rela-
clones entire Haiku Pascha Y Wilhelm
strasse. Tropas leaieS nan estado slen-
do llanadas en- destacamentos peQue-
nos V e~stacionadas entire EStamDuI !
ChEalia y reconcentrandolas a disposl-
cion de Talat Pascha en- las mezqui-
tas de Constantinopla Y IN las pro-
vincias.
Iguaimente sc sabe que sc estan
hacienda grandeS ~esfuerzoS para ma
Ger popular al nuevo Sultan, para
coatar en- TODD case con IA ayuda '
el apoyo del pueblo otcmano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-03
Murio haCe un a1o 81
cue hundio 81 barco
"LuSitania"

Del Srr-5c:o E.pesia' para La PREASA.
PARIS. S~eptiembre 2.-El Minis
terio De Marina frances ia Gado 4 Ia
publicidad IN inforTne en- {! que MEGA
que VI barco patrulia frances hays
ca2turado 81 Teniente Schwiege~, que
mandaba Ell submarine cue ataco y
echo 8 piqre 81 trasatlaatico "Llsisa-
nia", en- mayo de 1915: pues que
dicho Official nurio mace va aIgun
tempo.
E! :nforme del Ministerio &c Ma
rina, 10 not;varcn IN despache pu-
blicado 81 martes pasado por e. Jouc-
nal. en- 81 qle decia que entire los trl-
pulantes rescataGCs de I'm submarine
eleman que habia sido echado a pi-
que pcr On barcc-patrul!a frances. Sc
encontraba 81 citado Teniente Schwie-
ger. e Almirantazgo a2eman ta ad-
taiti6o que Ell citado Official fue muer-
10 en- IN accidente en- e. Maj del
Norte, en- ssptiembrs del aro pesado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-03
EN- FL FRENTE DEL
LYS CONTINUA IA
RETIRADA
Han ocupado posiciones
en- las cercaDias de
Terny-CerRy


True translation filed with the Pest =
:, master Il San Antonio. Tex. Is re- ::
:. CURED by the act OF October s. 1917. =
!. = :. :. :, =. = :. :. = :, = = - :: : =
De- S.r',cio Especn- - ~ IRE|S"' =
LONDRES, S~eptiembre 2.-Los a
lemanes continuan revir&ndose en- ell
frente de FIandes Y los ingleSes eStan
persiguiendoIos may dc cerca, segun
d;cen las lltimas notic!as ~recioIdas
en- esta capital, procedentes de csc
frcnta de operaciones. De acuerco
con esas notic;as, los ]teutoneS han
liegado va al rio Lys, en- su movlmlea-
to de retirada, al oriente de Estal-
res V han abandonado ia villa de
Neuve Eglise, aque ma Sido a 81 vez
ocupada cor los ingIeses. Neuve kg!l-
Sc Sc encuentca cerca del lidero &C
cidental del lomerio de MesSlnes. al
;ur del cerro de KENNEL.
Mas al sur. en- ell frente de. Lrs,
70. aliados han avanzado hasta Ia VI
LA de Steenwerch. En- este frente cs-
tin cooperando con los ingleses tro-
pas americaaas, por Ia Drimera veZ,
pueS has1a ahora Sc haDia c~oncreta-
do su cooperation ? los frentcs oc"-
pados generalmenre cor trcpas fran
cesas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-03
MarayiIlosos
resultados

CHINALTAN. Lziiseo. q GueTo De una
d-osueriz Dc estz Pab.EcioE elogia r Scnsa-
persa. = t6nico de ios asrvlos cue reae en-
Mexico ura extcrsa veut1. e = "a ussco
pe-sonalmeate y 70 recommends e todos sus
cFeates. Dice: "Fsici;o Il lSS pruoietaricS Y
faSrieautes po- Eabe- IoS-cdo tan -nRSntf;eos
resultadoS con es.2 meGicina ms-aviioSs que
e. .an efica= para Ebrar n 4 aGnARidad
&c una cruel caSernedad. ReccnienGo Is
Ssasapersa : to6as lss personas que Padecen
HseccicneS RervioSas.
La Sensapsr.a - Nm t6nteo pOceroso. Sc
Gl.iyo De los ns-::oS ' reEsReraco- &C IA san
ere: da cNrelcntes = -apiGcs resuItados. de-
DIDO : sus pzc9isdzGss o-ientaleS. en- chsos
6e iaso1ario, mrrucria d-oil. deoihdad ce-e-
bai. indigestion Rervios5, ssaSre en2oors-
cida o IN erSlaaiera otra e!ase de deoIiidaa
rerviosa. " sea mental o f4siCa-
No conrieGe mercar;o NJ cuaiou'-rR otra
d.ayx danosa ' Eererairnente aunlsata Al 90
ole. On echo Siss. n fra5=a n-cvlCsa- ,
Sc ga-antiza q curac: n . Sc csTCenFe 81
diaerc. Sc yeaGc en- todas las drosue-las o
&c rasnGa. porte pzGsGo. u 500 IA -aJa. ga
r.-;r,to comp,eto d. $ cu!aI. pOr $500, pc-
"A ''BroSa Expors Co" Dept. :. - Cor
tlardt St New IoTS- " !. LAW
-.oy-I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-03
ALBANIA De NACIONES
EUROPEAS CONTRA Ia
"LICA DE NACIONES"
in e~scritor poIitico aIeman
cree que es Ia Inica name
"a de ascgurar el future
del Imperio

D.L sc,,srio Especial G> LII P2ENSA."
COPENHAGUE. Sep:ienbre 2
George Bernhard, crjtico politico del
Vossische Zeitung, de Berlin, Ell un
articulo que publico recientemeHte, q
boga por una revision detenida del
tratado de paz de Brest-Litovsk por Ia
que podra ~obtenerse, en- su opinion,
a@l:anza de Alemania con Russia Y
el bloque asi&tlco undo cor ella. Des-
pues de declarar cue todas las ofertas
alemanas de paz, han sido repudla-
das por Ia Gran Rretana. Ell escr:tor
dice:
La aceptacion de tales ofertaS So
lamente pucde considerarse o tonlarse
en- cuenta. 81 Ia posiciGn de lnglate-
IRA en- Ia mesa del aiedrez pol!tico, Sc
reduce a tai grade, que no lie Queda
ot~o recurso, que tai aceptacion. La
idea vital de Ia nueva pohtlca alema-
ma, debe. por 10 tanto, II diriglda ma
cia Ia c~raaci6H De uu Grupo dc Po-
tenc;as que tergan algo que opener a.
cerca de los csfuerzos ing!eseS, "a a
cerca De IL proiongacidn de Ia guerra,
0 "a acerca de una cc~nferencia de Paz.
o al II en- Ia question relativa a ! a
conjunction de una campana econ6mi-
ca. Ningun aleman ~desconoce va
que el TrataGo de Paz de Brest-Lito-
vsk, es cl principal o~jstaculo para
Ia formation de tai grippe
Bernhard adrite en- cue ell ira
cado no puede SCI anul2do, pero con-
cede gran importancia y fuerza a la
opinion expreSada rec:entemente, por
eli DR.. Solf, probable successor del Can
ciller Won Hertling, de que 81 ira
tado nc es mas cue un moide o bastl-
dor u habra de ,leRarse en- 10 futu-
70 Y 2grega:
EN- vez Ge cTear nuevoS relnos, en-
esta epoca c]ritica. dsbieramos preo-
euDarnos por IA fijaci6n de las bases
para una albania eurcpea de naclo-
nes.. sin las cuales la Liga de naciones
del mundo entero, por la que muchos
policicos han eStado a~vocando, no Sc
ria mas que una mucsrra falaz de Ia
domination angio-sajona del mundo.'