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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
Neni mad dImysl.

"Pfimo carovny krai," chva
I.lil cestovatel divukrasn6 okoli
V lun6. hor tennesseeskych. "To
Inemohu ale pochopiti, jak NIL
zete sazeti kornu ma tax pTi-
krem srzu? Vzdyt' jda pri tom
o zivot.p
Horal, k n6muz cestovatel
hovofil, presadil zvanec taba-
ku ma druhou stranu a w.
sv6tloval: "Nepotfebuii ma
stran lett. Sedim tady pfede
dvefmi kornu sazim."
"Je to mozno?"
"Ovsem., Nabiju kornu do
flinty ma stran il vystfeluji." F"
ga jak il sklizite?"
"Kdyz korna dozraje, ustre-
lujeme stonky a ony samy $
kopce Sc skutali."
"Podivuhodne! Jak il ale
dopravujete do trhu, kdyz vo-
zovych cest zde nemate?" W.
zvidal dale cestovatel.
Horal pohladil 81 vyrudly
knir, pfesnosti dlouhym jen
cvikem nabytou plivl ma ko-
bylku asi daset krokG od neho
poskakujici a del:
"Nasmysl, korny palime
kofalku a tn vypijeme!"
CC1 L i. f. r,rcCl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
ILOVNIkY pekn6ho kon-
certu ceka vzacny pozitek
pfi verejnem cviceni Sokola
Havllcek V Rausove zahra-
de, 10. srpna.

Panu adjunktovi Sc takhle
jeste vice libila!
Pan kasir uslYSev ia, osudna
slova, ztrnul hr1zou. V okamzi
ku pochopil celou situaci.
Ten adjunkt, ten zradce to
vse zpusobil.
Slecna podala panu adjunk-
tovi ruku a dekovala mu CO
|nejsrdecn6ji. Pan kasfr zjed-
nav 81 ma nadrazl zastupce,
special do cukrovaru! Zde Sc
dial ohlasiti panu rediteli, ale
byl odbyt, re pan reditel spi a
slecna pry dnes, zadnych ma
vstev neprijima.
Adjunkt Jarousek byl "a
vfen We SVEN pokoii ma diva
zapady. Kasir pribehl k jeho
dverlm a dobyval Sc do nei
moci. Ale dv6re nepovolily ami
tehdy ,kdyz holi do nich MIA
til.
OdeSel zdrcen.
Ale panu adjunktovi- vySlt
slunecko ma obzoru jeho mia.
deneckeho zivota, aby mu vi.
ce neuhaslo<
K panu Tediteli chodil pilne
ma Sistku a "a nedlouho obie-
vii Sc We Verovicich Sc slicnou
Lorcon. Byli zasnoubeni.
Pan kasir zadal "a preloZe.
Inf.
To vSe zpGsobil telefon.
tWSSl CHI IWSSl
Neni mad dImysl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09

Pr tfet vypravs zasle do Cech rte Sc ouez osvedce-
nou zasadou akou ra vetsna zasael Cleveandu pr
prvn ruhe vypravs: Poslete svyn praelm prvon zbo-
zarucene spolehlve jake vradns dete znch OBJ
chodech ~ KOUDELU Sise Abs Broadway vedIe pozar-
nj sanice) a cise 1928 Warner Road
Vsechny zvlani vyhody poskyny budou Ease vsem ma
Sim zakaznin jake pri ivsjsich nakupech zasilkam do
Czech EFzsvstsszYY9s. Y9s.s s5fae.e n <s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09

ICle, inuIclilc IFIultl, Ze upTl-
mni.
Ale Cd nejakeho casu vlou-
dill Sc do jejich pratelstvf ma
lounky stinek, rekneme zrov-
ma rozkosny stfnek S ockama,
ktera svitila jako granaty, s
kaderemi cernymi jako perute
havranl a milounkym hla-
skem jako zvonecek, "a dro-
bounkymi belostnymi zoubky.
Byla to slecna Lorca, dcera
pana Slapaka, feditele cukro-
varu vranovskeho.
Oba pratele Sc zahledeli do
granatovych ocek slicn6 dceru-
Sky feditelovy a odtud musil
Sc do jejich pfatelstvi vlouditi
ten maly stinek.
"A ted povime, jak Sc obema
darilo.
Pan adjunkt byl blondyn, ii
chy, snivy clovek, prosty We
skere naruzivosti, jemuz sta-
Gil jediny pohled spanile Lor-
ci, ably byl po cely den V de-
vatem nebi. S Lorcou Sc bavi-
val jaksi nucene, byl stale pin
rozpakd. Jinak vsak byl clo-
vek velice prijemny a hezky,
tak re 81 mohl delati nadeji.
Pan kasir Slonek byl pra-
wynn opakem adjunktovym. Wy
soky, stihly, cernych jiskr-
nych zrakG a tmavych kaderi.
Hovofil razne, obratne bystre
napady mel stale po ruce a CO
zvlastniho pri mem, kdyz mku
vii divkou, swiftly mu ty jeho
cerne oci plnym zarem, ze Sc
jima temer vpfjel do mladinke
duse dfvci.
Pan kasir Slonek musil "a
normalnich pomerG mad Jarou
Skem viteziti. A take Sc mu> u
Lorci darilo. Pri jeno ohnive
reel nevidela, neslysela jen je-
no, toho razneho hocha, S tim
diXQkym vroucim pohledem.
Pan adjunkt Jarousek byl o
RHHf Slonkovi Ease V te vyho-
dc, ze mohl Lorcu casteji spa
tfiti, re S nj mohl caste il mlu-
Wit a ma ni>pusobit, kdezto Slo-
mex mohl il spatriti jen Ia zvla
stni pfilezitosti, kdyz byl V
blizskem mestecku nejaky dy-
chanek nebo piles.
Tenkrate staval pan adj
Junkt zdrcen, nebot' kasir Lor
Gu ruky nepuStil.
Takova prilezito8t Sc Sion
kovi zrovna blizila. V blizkem
mestecku Verovicich mel byti
poradan pfiSti nedeli besedni
venecek. Bylo jisto, re Sc oba
sokove dostavi, a ze pan kasir
bude vitezem.
Pan adjunkt byl by neirade-
il celou besedu do poVetri Wy
hodil.
Predstavte 81, prosim, malo-
mestsky venecek. Pani jsou V
salonnim, cernem munduru,
danny V nejskvostnejsich toa-
letach. Vsude susti samy atlas
a hedvabi. MalomeSt'aci hledi
predstihnouti jeden druheho
nadhefe, treba musil potom
ctrnact dni jisti neco ma lou
packu.
Spatrite zde prochazeti Sc
pana kasira Slonka Lorcou.
On jest V. salonnim, bezvad-
mem cernem obleku. Lorca v
bilych atlasovych, rGzemi pose
tych satech, kol size ramen
ma tenounkou latku jako pavu
cinu, re je znati kazdy pohyb
toho mladeho tilka.
Panu kasirovi jeho carovn6.
jako 1hel cerne oci zrovna no.
Fl.
Pan adjunkt sedi We vedlej-
sim pokoji zufive kouri; ma
cele mu sedf mrak.
Papinek slicne Lorci sedi We
druhem pokojiku, hraje spady |
q spekuluie ma dyaapadosat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09

ru jich nema? A zvlaste redi-
tel cukrovaru vranovskeho,
ktery jest prave v nejlepsim
rozkvetu? Panu Tediteli jest
houby 0 par tisic. Da udelati
nejake move stroje, zatfm Sc
vsak stare prebarvi a jednu
dceru niue odbyt. Spravnl ra
da bude miti radost, re ma
vse nejnovejSi.
Pan kasfr byl ,dnes docela
tax st'asten, re byl Cd papin-
ka pozvan do cukrovaru ma
sistku.
A ted in medias res. Proc
jsme dali naSi humoresce ma
zev telefon?
| z nadrazi verovickeho vede
do cukrovaru, asi hodinu od-
tud vzdaleneho, telefon. Pan
kaslr Sc Jim casto s panem adj
| junktem dorozumiva, kde re
Sc sejdou.
Jest po plesu. Pan adjunkt
chodi zcerstva, temef horecne
kolem telefonu, rty ma pevne
seWeny a casio sc mu kol nich
kmitne prapodivny usm6v. Ale
neni to usm6v, spiSe to vypa-
da jake usklebek.
Je videt, ze mu V hlave IRA
il n6jake divine myslenky.
Pan adjunkt INA dobre po-
vahu sveho pritele. Kdyby S
MIN dnes mluvil, fekne mu, re
o Lorcu nestoji, za je fadni,
re ma nj mic neni, re 81 4 nj
della dobry den.
Teto zvlastnosti V povaze
kasirove. chce uziti adiunkt
vuci n6mu iako >zbran6.
V jedenact hodin pujde Lor
ca k snidani. Vsak jiz ide.
Pan adjunkt uchopil "a klic-
ku telefonu dial znameni.
re 81 pfeje kasirem promlu-
Wit.
Ia chvili oval Sc mu zvone-
eek k rozpravce.
Slecna Sc priblizila. Pan ad
Junkt podava j jedno sluchat
ko telefonu, je-li libo po8lech-
nouti, co pry Sc V nadrazi ho-
voTi.
Slecna uchopila naslouchat-
ko svou ruckou, tou malou, bu
clatou, dolickovatou ruckou,
ze Sc panu adjunktovi ruce az
zachv6ly.
L nadrazi zazn6l zvonek DO
druhe. =
Pan adjunkt zapocal hovor.
INA zdar!"
"Na zdarl"
"Jak isl SO vvsnal9"
"Hanebn6! Jak ty?"
"Jeste to uslo. Neboli t6 no.
hy?'
'Ba boil, to ably s tou vasi
slecnou d'abel tancil, ona ii
nema kousek hudebniho slu-
chu, skaGe jako motovidlo."
.Panu adjunktovi zahral kol
rtd vitezny 1smev, slecna Lor
ca drobatecko zbledla, kolem
rtd vystoupil il ostfejsi vyraz
a panu adjunktovi povidala:
"Prosim, hovorte jen dalen'
ga jsem myslil, re jste Sc
vytecne bavili.7
"De jpokoj, vzdyt' jest ia
holka tax naivnf, ze nj musis
miti jen utrpnost."
"a proc jsi il tedy nepustil
z ruky?"
"Inu, Wis brachu, ona by mo
hla byti dobra partie; jiz mann
take ~trochu nadeje."
"Snad ne?"
"Inu mann; ia ii il hochu, re-
kl, re 81 il vezmu ona ii by
la celia blazen!"
'"To ii tedy gratulujir'
"Nemas k cemu; to Wis, ia
jdu jen ze zasady, re .penize
jsou vsecko a re take "a ne
vsechno poridime.'
"No, neprehanej, ia myslfm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
BONDY SVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboje "a neJvyssf Cleve-
lande placene ceny. Pfineste je X
Simonovi - rejspolehliveisimu smendr
nfku, PIG Lenox Bldg. 2. patro, roh
vych. 3. ul. Euclid Ave
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
TEL-EFON.

Humoreska. - Nap3al Vim
III cenc Eksler.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

a move are in the making. The strikers
in New England are constantly being
assured of the support of unions in ev.
cry state.
Upon the results Of this domonstra-
tion, perhaps in even q shorter time
than the public believes it possible, the
strike may spread TO every city, town
and hamlet in the country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
AERIAL RBCBU1TlN GoFFICER

Sacramento, CAL, April 1s.-Lieu.
tenant Charles W. Schwartz Of Mather
field will start on an aerial recruiting
drive May 20. He will fly as far north
as Seattle, dropping recruiting litera-
ture and stopping at many cities to
personally sign up men for the air
service.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

orable for the trans-Atlanti flight
when Lieutenant Clements, flight off
Ger, took his last observation here.
However, the Martinsyde machine pilot,
Raynham, is believed ready for its get.
away at any time and if it starts, it is
considered certain that Pilot Hawker
in his sopwith will also take the air
for the big jump.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
ENTIRE new ENGLAND

10 President Wilson charged that the
postmaster general is wrecking the dem
ocratie party and demanded that he be
removed and the strike settled.
A general strike Of all labor in New
England is predicted If the strike is not
settled in q very short time.
The possibilities Of a nationwide
strike Of telephone employees have ad-
WINGED from the stage of being consid.
cred TO the point where plans for such
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

the proper treatment is through the
blood.
s. S. S. has been on the market for
fifty years, during which time it has
been giving uniform satisfaction for
all smanner Of blood disorders. II
you want prompt and lasting relief,
you can rely upon S, S. S. For
pert advice as TO the treatment Of
your W individual case, write to-
day to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift
Specific Co.. Dept. c. Atlanta. Ga.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
There's iust one thing to do.

If your skin seems ablaze with the
fiery burning aud itching OF Eczema,
real and lasting relief can only
come from treatment that goes be-
low the snrfaee-that reaches down
to the very source OF the trouble.
So-called skin-diseases come from
a disordered condition of the blood,
and search far and near, and you
cannot find a blood remedy that ap-
proaehes S. S. S. for real efficiency.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
Expectant Mothers
View Event Calmly
Tine Brings K~nowlsdse That By Uso
Of Frustrating Remedy Suffer
ing l. Avoided


Thousands Of women have found kv tha
enrheation Of Mothers Friend. the pene
uaens external remedy, prepared especially
w expectant mQthera that pain and suffer.
ins y Tho crisis Il avoided and thai IN adil
ron the monthg preceding the crisis are free
tiom nervousness. nausea. slretchiar and
ne~aiingdown palms and general discomfort
Mothefs Friend makes Il possible for ths
e1pectsht mother TO herself actually aid
haturc IN tho ~Floflous work to Be- PERFORMED.
ana ne woman should neglect 10 eirc NJ.
,nIe z nelping hand. II vii mean Infinitely
pain end the hours AZ tho crisis ail be
90 ne period : enc OF calm rcpose and
fcstfel nights.
~ The use Of Mothers Friend he stin
49, soft and NATURAL and experienced
year heafih and good hokz during the rs
.io1 o. expccinEey than 3, Try T. rexaln
blem a1cfuari.
write Tie Braiaeld REGULATOR conpanv.
80. q Lamar Building, Atlanta, Georria'
tyI their Interesting Motherhood noak al
ootaln 8 bottle Of Mothers Friend 49, -
gn rs use Al onoA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
HINES COMING WEST

San Francisco. April 1s.-(United
Press)-Walkcr D.. Hines, director
general of railroads, is approaching the
coast today through Montana. He is
expected to arrive in Spokane tomor-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
Situation Tense.

Boston, Mass, April 1s.-(united
Prcss.)-The situation in the telephone
strike throughout New England was
tense today, following a series of clash
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY

row and will be in Portland Monday.
according to information received here
He is not expected in San Francisco
until April "a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
RIVAL PILOTS AWAIT CHANCE
TO START TRANs-0CEAN TRIT

st. Johns, N. n, April 1s.-(United
Press.)-Weather prospects were unfav-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

You must clean the stomach and
bowels. purify the blood, each spring,
or you leave winter s germs and i'm
pur ties in your blood and system.
Drive them away, clean out the stom-
aeh and bowels-take Hollister s.
Rocky Mountain Tea, a spring cleanser
purifier. 37c. Tea or Tablets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

es between crowds Of strike sympathiz
ers and strikebreakcrs in which severa.
students Of the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology were beaten.
With the strike in its fourth day
there were no indications Of a break
in the ranks Of the strikers, who still
maintain that they will not negotiate
through the channels which Postmaster
General Burleson declares they must
use before the wage increase question
will be considered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Friends Of Mrs. W. II. Sloper will
be pleased to hear that she expects to
return home in the near future. Mrs.
sloper is visiting with friends in Ker-
man. California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Mrs. Lizzie Smith, past department
president Of the Woman'S Relief COsps
who has been spending the past month
in Portland visiting friends, returned
home yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Young Men gave their lives. We
are not asked to give but to loan
our money with which TO pay for
the equipment that made further
sacrifice Of life unnecessary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Mrs. II. F. Wiekner and daughters,
of Astoria. are guests at the home OF
Mrs. Wiekner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dimiek. Mrs. Wickner is well
known in Salem, being a graduate of
the Willamette university school Of
music.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Mrs. E. G. Richards has gone to
Anahiem, California, to visit her moth
er who is i'll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Mrs. Rachel Reeder is a silverton
visitor this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Mrs. H.. Smith, who has been in
Portland attending the funeral of her
sister, returned home Wednesday eve
ming,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

The women's Auxiliary Of St.
Paul's church are planning a silver
tea and cooked food sale at the reetory
on the Wednesday of Easter week. The
ladies Of St. Paul's have acquired a
reputation of making a success of ev-
cry affair they sponsor and the coming
event win no doubt be in direct keep
ing with their former undertakings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03
BILLIE SMITH BRINGS IN
FIRST f. S. & ". TRAIN
New Schedule Begins With Good
Business Seven Dav Service
IN Future Between Fort
Smith and Guthrie

To frat ras-engsr iraIu on r.
ns~ schedule ~ n. Fur Smih a
Western arrived IN fhis cHl fom ihe
eass las' evening. and it was sl ihai
had t.esn prpmised 81 ihe va q
.qullsnens q was 10 chare ~ Hihs
smith. preli- -knovn conductor. and iht
rar.or caf and bafies caf hro1ehi z
gas.sre.rs io this cty and sii wcre
rieasel vifh fhe cqu4ufni and onar-
fesv snoun - the train crew.
Th.s morning there uerc it pas
senrsrs oar % fhls city ior ihe eas
end - ~. service is to be seven -dsf
serrlce. ii prom4-es 50 crow io hsai
ny pnoporslons in the near future
Anofher feature - fhe uew service
3 ihe tsa fAsi a. least tIve fam.nsa
VIII move here for the service The
road grpmise. 20 uiake specially 81
h4n1Hnr ire.ehi vifh nromafns~s an
~ Tire shSlid BE- 10 9afrouized by fha
bsslness men as - continue thi
rs-e1ed service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03
RESERVOIR LOCATION TOpE
MADE BY commissioners
Enginecrs Now AZ Work Making
Survey Of Several Possible
Locations South Of the
City Probable

ra morn'ns brlughl A D. lame.
th' supervisor she an have ,hare
of fhe Neiefeorks e,ien.lou COR lhr
oiY herr az Home Naa aeser an.,d
hA % 80 Nratf a n WsHefe. T. A
Nl,kefa aud & q siean pNpsrfs. eha
esn ase'a Au ana flepa wefo a.
once taAAn ta mBAe thr preliminary
sursrta = fh. taf.oa nefWsnir iofa
nora thaf have hsrn prevented ana So
iaAe lhe eame stepa eHh OTHERS that
may ., ataIlahlv
The raHI.s nll forn Two ngi
haf,ea and elil eufaae ne,nasary lplp
500 iAIs eii ln eommny nHh Com
ml sionsf Gsnfre AhGfesor lheN
went seafh ga ihe uterufban thN
npfaine to hefn investigation *
available aiirs Tho eort VII CON
Nnas auta . slle is a4npe,a bN tbs
eiiy commits onoFs ana me- iilfsns
aiupn c3mmluer and ihen ihc CONS
tCouiiuuea On PAGE raurl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03
PRUSS|AN PROPACAMD|STS HOPE
TO AGAIN PLACE KAISER ON THRONE
Want 10 BE a
Beauty Try Ar
Onion Each Night

-selsves - rsna ,es EEL "a ,ns
beauty pfoblsr, Ffef sonsseas )
anneunsss. ln ssisntlts losrnai -
fsrs fspats. thas sssfybetY - thi'
hsfe y s san tster,s bssuffll a.
following his soufss.
ns ssysi "Ts esseets tsaptIfa'
enc need onis % sat ere anlen. Hsl
pound % spinseh. haf a pauna a
cabbage. hsH CRATES isrnii 40 z
haatfai ~ eranhsffIsa sach So
saf ths sefld has nsssf snasse
he~ shs eshsr AIT eot ~ beauty
Nos ,hs secret s eut
A. ussai shs ,fsatrsnt is stfsn
uovs a - essy % ct ~ enlsH tHs
first daY ard ths sssona asF ara
perhaps ths ,hlrd daf tui ee ere
nlastserth ssY r,sst fefttos ~aa't
prefer horsilnsss Naaino thfeus
haF pound ~ spleaeh sssfy dst
- more or lsts % nofs Nobea
eat. spinach because hs hAss a. hatI
because ths hosieas "a ssfsiea t. inI
order 20 become bsAutifaE Cfats 4
tufalps 49, pleasant u eas happens
% 10 horse ~ one dossnt hap
pen % he = Refss n - different
The eanherrss ars put ~ issi %
make ths course expensive al
haHdfui % cranbenlss each dsy.
when rieh ladies afs wearing thee,
for beads
We suggest that this course bs
tried fret on some - ere beauty
ehoruses" ln me new shoes n Hl
MAKES them heautful. it viii hass
passed the supfsms tsat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

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nGreek ilea at The .,treme ,m
per,alists m y have had visions
II + restorsti ~ the .i5 iltlan
tise emnire
ls,f .,e. ,ng sbe Grsets fhe
.ies II inter atiepal eontrd of
csusianf,nopI apn.ar. q. ~ fak.
iuy <oe+ seen, we,nar.n.ina,
from reaizelo 10 tho Allied now.
err. the term. r. which are rot en-
iirclv known suggests than III
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siRsE ,\T HENRY GiR NtH
Bsgk FROM CAMP ot SIR

Sfrzsa.f Henrr Geriach. who weri
70 - srsin.nS camp a. CAMS c1stel.
Rssfie Crees Nlet &c Nay 1s ~ last
resr. nzf fece rs,d d. tuno-anis dis
rharEe from "a ssrFlae. and arrives
here ms rsorrlnE ~. sas assgnec
- ne rse1ical eepxrz-lfnt ~ faf serve
-. and sxoresse- hlu ef ~ b IN y
piease1 wrfh IA zlatary exI,erer 1e.
Se-wezrr Gsr.sct sz1e fszt cam
Csx1eE was o-lEirasiir lnieHded for
ssoof IS so9 ne1. bui lhst az lines 81
r~sehed over - f.s8 MA .n training
I5e says lat u me1 ihsre - b. ne
dsschs-Eed a. fsss - f-o@ibie HIS
broser. xho erfe-sl tns service -
Sss szzne tine - ID. pla - bone u
. fes 6zF4 7he arofhers ue-- for
merry eaezgst n ~ ~srsTs b1siusz-
O PRS sr-pst bur y ssTf thzt b.
Las 10 ar detiniie assns fcr fhe .u-
tsrs. erceps sszs y as remef- aezs
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NO ONE NATION WILL
RULE CONSTANTINOPLE

somewhat aualoeons 10 Italy
lrlaims which would convert lh,
Adfiatio almost into go Italian
sea.
There are n18rly two million
Greehs nn Asia Minor ~ about +
Iper eent of iho population and
.ihoy ate lhe MOST a0ecssiul com.
'mercial element 20 ihe land The
Islands Of ihc Aegean coast are
almost soinlly Greek Italy has
territorial ambitions 10 southwest
Asia Minor aud in 1911 lt occupied
thc lslands of the Dodrcauese.
which Greece now enters among
ils claims as well as The Island Of
Cyprus now ruled ~ England.
The Nenizelos memorandum ex.
ftpi lhe Cnceks Of Adana and
frchi<oud Tor Incorporation ia The
future Armenian state
As 10 the Balkans the contents
lot the note are not iully known,
hu' it IS said - see up claims ia
Northern Epirus. which was as
sigued 70 Albania Ia 1913 hut 81.
eupied Is lore iu 1914 by
brteee. Southern Eplrus was
given 10 Greece and the towns are
mainly Greek.
Ail the minor nations appear %
b. sWafnlinR 10 PARIS with a
kitlul oi claims All are asking
for more than they know they ran
get on shr theory they may not
be- disappointed 700 much with
what they .ts given. some ol ihe
ancient nations are putting their
claims on an archaeological rather
than an chronological basis. and
literaiufs in some instances j. dis.
tribuied, showing photographs 81
aneient ruins Indicating who were
the original colonisix. But the
peace conference viii not give 4
naiion y territory simply because
it contains the runs 0f an eH.
peror bafhhouse. ans more than
IL will give the United States Il
Italy because Columbus discover
ed America.
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Rome. Jan o. Cansfani.nople.
thc bridge between Europe and
ASIA may 3, pui under iuierna
iinual control hy The Peace Con-
ference and oue 81 Greeec irldis.
cent dreams Thus viii be- Knocked
into = cooked bat Sentiment
among lhe Allied Powers appears
io be crl lsialixng rapidly in favor
olsu eh settlement when the
Turk Is kicked ont 81 hls capital
As ~ the method ~ admiuififa
ilon several projects are beng
aired One idea Is that 4 League
'or Nations might b. given control
oi the ciiy, another j. fhai spec
~ international commission might
be- made the agency 81 admins
tration and still another is That
The United States itself might
govern Constaniiaople as trustee
for 4 Society of Nations
Every peace mission here seems
10 have @ different ldea of how
iAs great gateway should 81 gov
crlcd. bui she great thought ap-
rears uppermosf that uo one ma
iion shall pull ConslaDiiuople out
II the grab bag ai the peace table
The allies want no ghosts ~ the
old Eastern question arising
ouf 81 the peace settlement For
generations The Ottoman capital
has bern . prize coveted ~ rival
nations Russia Ausiria. France.
Greece Germany. Bulgaria and
ofherS ~ times have dreamed Of
possession.
Ouf ~ fhe secret copper riveied
fir-fiehi eaucusee 10 which the
prelininarie- ~ an open coven-
ant ~ peace openly arrived Al. =
are being framed. Il j. leaking out
gradually that sentiment is gen-
.erai FOR removing CoDstantinople
- . possible bone Of future con-
tenfion and making IL an inferna-
iioesiiy controlled junction on
Two ~ the great trunk lines II
|commeree. the water route be-
tween the Black and Mediierran-
can seas and the airline and route