The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-05-03

=. o"p' ana serious trOAras ,hro..o,oa
- was only the Thought - 80.
thoughtful statesmen were , uacA ~ Fa.iS
sermined to settle once for y. ru,is ue.
ont mor,n. .nsoieo one to go tagh Fiume with
~. nlaking the prediction that ,r.- ,,.as ~ ;ts
INFANCY rather than at its en1 var was III 10
some unknown reason - l.,
'u 10 the list Of towns "a ,taIr ~ 30.
~" famous pact Of London n, - -
"e ailes Just before Itakteroa III TO-
.tna 10 ana Irlste, ports on theb.st,o "a s,t,,
I.s,, vi the Istrian peninsula. ! .iron - 1.a,,
'aian possession Of the lasrns,, o,.,os 80, 80
.,,n OF less unquestioned Blyr,,o -~os IT,
any Il NO Mans Land when H. se, -
eu' aithough neither Italy, r. I,,ro S1ars
would admit as much. ue 'uso-oia's
Americans as Med
america had really pron,ir.
iair' noncommital part becs pail III 'he az
one OF the nations signing tbs were hot
Ia every respect we were mem ~ u Lohuon
one Warship and four destrov put we hau
ana battalion of soldiers ash. the haroor'
were cheered with enthusiasms auu our colors
'o,'estihg Tor possession of Thea W. eieiHeh'S
anerica's popularity may ~
judged by the fact that ono - measure De
mad Just been rechristened rue me local hotels
there We're numerous Americas Hsoh' ana
also pictures of President wills 10 evidence
"mie small in NUMBERING
NUMBERED only battalion-our as. an soialery
tige that was wholly ont ~ ul oops had pres
numerical strength. The RESPONSE. uoh 10 their
Ihe streets and maintaining ~ patrolline
among the four allied nations was divided
lcan troops had one quarter ~. ms job Amer
Iorm' since each street patrol. work to per-
TOUR soldiers-a Frenchman. am, composed OF
ioniiny and an American. Tbosan, British
ah
apreast, and you could see sevar a'ked In fours
even brief survey of the tssucn groups In
principal business corners u one or the
somehow or other the patroI.S
verse with each sther The M nased to con-
nsh could understand one onothe ans and Eng
'he Italian and French couId I'll y course, and
patrol there We're USUALLY ono ihen in each
AheW few words of either To, Two men that
NE men had little or no troubla ). English, SO
given idea about uansniftinc d
Most Of the American bovs
'hio, although Lieut. Col Wi,Iia,e natives OF
oiiiihander hailed from Indians. ..verson, their
er olllcers We're strapping youp 4.uong the IN
rom tie middle West One of n euows mainly
&c some OF the Importance that = sSplained to
u the American contingent throns1 oeen thrust
tent OF the political situation. : 1ne develop
we are mediators here" the =
e iatner popular all around. In. said, "and
IS sitting on the lid When Wa. ay our out
going to break out right away s0 % trouble
g mooiiizing an army back in I'll. - Juso-Slavs
al Siavs We know, natives Of "A Oultry. Sew
'ceived their orders to 20 to "a Community,
ave its moral certainty the should we
ailan troops viii clash before loss OSlass and
- French Are Accused
ne actual contention. however. Y.
Jugo-Slavs, as such. and the Ne. not heween
zen the Italians and the French ana Mt be-
ilian officials in this Istrian ten,,aI s hghest
frehch were backing the Jugossay heleved
fas'ns them in thet dss,.ssm ming Ing