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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-03

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what you need Is one or two Cas-
carets tonight sure for your liver
and bowels. Then you will wake
up wondering what became Of your
dizziness, sick headache. bad cold,
or upset, gassy stomach. No grip
1ng-no Inconvenience. Children
love Cascarets too. 10, 25f so cents.
ADV
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

garet Tait. Miss Helen Casey. Miss Doris Collemer. Miss Phillipa Jones.
 Miss Kathryn Jack and Miss Mary Burton. Wienie Roast On the Desert One of the jolly events of the week was the wienie roast on the desert Thursday the group of young folk be- ing chaperoned by Mrs. P. A. Tharald- son and Mrs. Willis B. Hodgkins. The merry party comprised Miss Barbara Hodgkins. Miss Patricia Tharaldson, Miss Mildred Welch. Miss Minnie Lee Spratlen. Miss Virginia Mccall. Miss Edith Burtis. Miss Irene Cass, Miss Lucy Doyle. Miss Thelma Biandy, George Alkire, Marvin Paup, Morgan Pennington. Ben Templin, James Miller. Harold Marks, Homer Thomas. Lee Fretz, Bill Doyle and James Shelly Dinner for
 To Entertain
 Coast Visitor
 Miss Marie McCarty of San Fran cisco is recent arrival who will be here for several weeks the guest of her sister, Mrs Lon Keeler. A number of smart affairs will be given In Miss McCarty's honor during her stay in Phoenix.
 Newport Colony
 Complimentary to Mrs. F. W. Willis of Newport. Arkansas. Mir. and Mrs. T. B. Stewart entertained a few mem
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
WILD AND WOOLY AT COUNTRY CLUB

me days of old, the days of gold the days of '49" will be recalled on the evening of the fifteenth when the country club will be transformed into dance hall typical to the days of long ago The games in vogue at the time VIII be in evidence and there will be other features suggestive of the early days in the wild and woody west. W nile 1t is not to be costume dance. the leading spirits of the affair will ap- pear as cowboys while the girl of the dance hall will also be represented in the smart gathering
 This will be but one of the innova- tons planned by the club for it's April calendar Sunday teas will be other attractions, the afternoons of the eleventh and twenty fifth will find many members gathering at the club during the tea hour. Because of the popularity of Sunday golf and motor ing 1t is believed that the teas will prove popular. The entertainment committee will serve including Mrs Phil Lewis, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs Charles O'Malley, Mrs Tom Dunbar Mrs Carlton Wood and Miss Henrietta Olney
 A bridge will be given on Saturday afternoon the seventeenth while on the twenty ninth dinner dance is sched- uled with bridge as an additional feature.
 The Wednesday tennis luncheons will Dc weekly events as has been the GUS tom during the winter.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

and Mrs F. w. Baum, who is attend ing Westlake school arrived from Los Angeles Thursday. She will pass the .ol4days at home.
 Gives Tea At
 Chocolate Shop
 Miss Beulah Chambers contributed to the pleasure of the junior set with prettily appointed tea at the Chocolate Shop on Wednesday, her guests in cluding Miss Helen Ellis, Miss Mar
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

Mir
 
 
 
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  of  Kansa Mir is omine in He o
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Many Attend
 Club Luncheon

The luncheon at the Country club on "Wednesday was usual delightfuI, many motoring from town for the af- fair. Among the hostesses were Mrs. Sims Ely Jr., who entertained twenty guests, and Mrs. A. M. Tuthill. who had ten guests. Others who entertained with smaller affairs were Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs. Fred Weber, Mrs. Andrew Miller and Mrs. Harry Kay.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

ceived her musical education at the Arizona School of Music. She has 9 very pleasing voice of sweet soprano quality. A charming personality has made her particularly we'll liked by all who know her.
 MT. Smith who came to Phoenix four years ago from California is head of the accounting department of the Southwest Cotton company. He is president of the Soweco club and gen erally we'll liked.
 Mrs. Charles korrick
 Gives Honeymoon Dinner
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Korrick con tributed to the gayety of the week with a smartly appointed dinner at the Adams in honor of MT. and Mrs. Abe Korrick who recently returned from their honeymoon The table decora tions were unusually effective, violets being cleverly combined with roses. Violets formed the corsage favors and the same color tinted the cares that marked places for the guests Of honor, Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Mccall. Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Dulmage MT. and Mrs. Gus Summerfield, MT. and Mrs. Harland J. Gray, NIT. and Mrs. James A. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Leon s. Jacobs, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Akers, Mir. and Mrs. A. $ Strauss, MT. and Mrs. Irwin Fletcher. MT. and Mrs. George MintZ, MT. and Mrs. B. E. Marks, MT. and Mrs. s. T. Nicholson. Mir. Edward Melczer, MT. and Mrs. Guy H. Lawrence, MT. and Mrs. Guy Alsap and MT. and Mrs. Philip Buntman. Miss Leah Vesiance, Sylvan Gang and Julian Gang.
 
 Anderson's Revue
 A Broadway Surprise
 Society keenly interested in the criticisms of its own John Murray An derson's new musical comedy which is such a decided New York success will find pleasure in Haywood Broung's s latest word of MT. Anderson's produc- ton:
 F'lorenz Ziegfeld has been supreme for so many seasons as the producer who sbest understood the business of making musical comedy beautiful that Whats in a Name?" came as some thing of a surprise last week. Tn some respects John Murray Anderson has done better than his rival. Though the sets for the new musical revue may not be quite as opulent those of Urban. they are more imaginative The re- vue at the Maxine Elliott has the merit of being no haphazard venture, as so many musical shows seem to be. but a production built upon a very definite theory of decoration. MT. Anderson has shown that it is possible to create an atmosphere for a musical comedy song just as much as for poetic play by Dunsany.
 Bridge Luncheon
 at Woman's Club
 Among the numerous affairs sched- uled for this week is the bridge lunch con to be given at the Woman's club on Friday by Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund and her daughter Mrs. William Bertram.
 Gives First of
 Luncheon Series
 Mrs William Corpstein will preside over a series of bridge luncheons this
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Will Give Tea
 For CaIifornians

0TVE For CaIfornians Jointly in honor of Miss Elizabeth Jones who is passing the Easter season
 here from Los Angeles and Miss Ina Ensign of Pasadena, Miss Messie En- sign will give a tea Tuesday afternoon at her home on North Second street.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

Entertains With Informal Luncheon Mrs. c. D. Doris gave an informal
 luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs. E. NJ. Bennett who is returning shortly to her
 home in Riverside. Roses were used in
 effective decoration.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Bridge Luncheon at Casa De Roses

Notable among the smart events of
 the Easter season will be the bridge luncheon with which Mrs. J. E. Thomp- son and Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell will entertain Wednesday at the Thompson residence Casa de Roses"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Announces
 6nga cement

Announces
 Engagement
 At prettiIy appointed luncheon giv- en at her home yesterday, the engage ment of Miss Loreen Marian Hewes daughter of Mir. and Mrs Arthur Hewes, to Joe H. Smith was announced Only few of the closest girl friends Of the bride-elect were present at the prettily appointed affair at which the delightful news was told. The wedding date was not given out but it is under stood that it will be an affair of the early summer season.
 Miss Hewes who is an exceptionall, pretty and attractive girl has made many friends since she came to Phoe- nix two years ago from BlackhilIs, $. D She attended the local schools and re-
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

Thursday at her home $40 West Port. land street.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Pretty Easter Event Given By School Girl

Miss Jessie Eleanor Patton gave a delightful Easter dinner Friday eve ming at her home on West Holly street to a group of her school girl friends. X pink and blue color scheme was attrac- lively carried out by use of Ea ster has kets and other quaint and pretty holi = day favors. Covers were lad for Ms Margaret Loper, Miss Leslie Brown Miss Leda Reuben, Miss Eleanor Good rich, Miss Lenore Hellwarth, Miss Mary Frances Hueneryager. Miss Charlotte Hayes, Miss Emma Kathryn Edwards Miss Clara Rudolph. Miss Frances Mullen and Miss Dorothy Black.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Bridge Luncheon at Woman's Club

at Womans Club Among the numerous affairs sched- uled for this week is the bridge lunch con to be given at the Woman's club on
 Friday by Mrs Herman Perry De Mund
 and her daughter Mrs. William
 Bertram.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

Will Be
 Hostess
 Mrs. w. T. Studer will be among the many hostesses of the week. giv- ing a bridge luncheon Tuesday at her
 home on East Mcdowell road.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

Gives First of
 Luncheon Series Mrs. William Corpstein will preside over a series of bridge luncheons this spring, the initial event being given
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Miami Visitors
 Leave for Home

Mrs. Nelson Brayton and Miss Dixie Lee Brayton returned to their home in Miami Friday after a month at Des-
 ert Inn where Dr. Brayton is passing an indefinite. period.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
ntertain With
 informal Dinner

Entertain With
 informal Dinner Governor and Mrs. Thomas E..
 Campbell gave an informal diner on Tuesday evening having as their guests among others Dr. and Mrs. George Goodrich, Mir. and Mrs. Roy Wayland, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Thomp- son and ". H. De Camp of Humboldt.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Gives Delightful
 Afternoon Bridqe

Mrs. John D. Harris (Edith Liebe- now) was the guest of honor at de- lightfully arranged bridge given Thurs day afternoon by Mrs. Jay Neal Harris The guests numbered Mrs. William Corpstein, Mrs. Lester Byron. Mrs Benjamin Covington, Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mrs. Victor Kohlberg, Mrs Vernon Peters, Mrs. Hugh Antrim Jr and Miss Ruth Goldberg.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
'MEA CULPA.

Ziarul ,,Libertatea'' Gu data dt
l Aprilie prin un articol lung
in care arata pc larg cum Sd
facut dizolvarea primului parla
ment al Rominiei intregitc 81 ho
tarirea Partidului National Ro
min din Transilvania, rcvine la
celc scrise in numaruI in care i.
nuntasc caderca guvernului, 81 de
data aceaAa este expresiunea a.
devarului.
Articolul intitulat: in FAT 4
ZILELOR GRELE 81 iscalit d.
par. loan Mota, fost deputat 81
directorul ziarului.
De buna sealna ca schimbarea
aceasta subita a tacticei ziarulU!
nu Scl4datorestc 'd-sale, ci faptu
lui cd aricolul care relata cad"-
rea guvernului, 81 pc care Lam
critical asa cum Sc cuvenea, n a
fost scris dc d-sa, find at,lncl
in Bucuresti.
In ori ce caz, mentiOnam CT
placere revenirea ,,Libertatii" Ia
sentimentele adevarate de earl
trebue sc fic >calauzit un ziar
scris pentru popor 81 sprijinit de
popOr. find foarte interesant il
reproducem in intregimc in nu-
marul de mime. Cetitil cu aten.
TUNE.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
CoMITET DE- AMERICANIZARE,

Oomtet Suprem Executiv al Ununei Solicitation Romi
ne de utor cutua in sednta de num un Comtet de
al uniunei compus din Dnii loan N Serbu
presedintee general al Ununei New Castle Pa loan s
iana secretaru general al Uniune Alliance o. e Lupea
advocat membru Uniune Indianapolis Ind Dumtiru
BRA casleru Inst Tpografc al zaruui America" Cleve-
land " George Marhao casierul Uniunei Youngstown
u George Dumltru membru in S. E. al Uniune Universal
Pa Dumitru Paosan Agent de Banca 81 Real Estate Det
rot, Mich
Mempr acestui coitet pune in egatura Gu Aso-
catune 81 cometele de amercanzare Americana din Staul
care FAC parte promova dea de aeranzare in
ca printre membr organizaunei noasre in general prn
ire toll komin din America dupa ndrumare 81 nstructiun
le date de acele asociatiuni 81 comitete.
Societae din Uniune din Statele New York. Connecticut
Illinois Missouri 81 Minnesota sunt rugate recomanda dui
loan serbu pres gen. New Castle Pa cite membru din
oganizaiunea noastra carl cet&ten anerican st a
engesa az dorna Sd faca pare din Comitetu de America
nizare al Uniunei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
Revo|ta Bo|$evistd
in Jugos|avia.
= MASINI DE fMPUSCAT
STUNT fNTREBUINTATE in
BELGRAD

LONDRA. q Aprilie. - G
reyolutie bolsevista isbucnit il
.'ugoslavia, sprlne o depesi .iela
a"entia Central News din Roma
care citeaza stirea prlml;..l dc zf-
a:ul Messaggcro a..l riies;. In
i.'.@'ad masinelc de- impu:cat au
fost intrebuintate. unde suite So
zlce ca au fost ucisi. La fel Sc
rapOrteaZa ca+tulburari fatale au
avut loc 81 la Laibach 81 Agram.
Casualitatile della Lubina sun!
optsprezccc, lar la Agram doua-
zeci.
Lupte crlncenc au avut loc pc
strazilc oraSului Laibach unde co
munistii au reusit ca Sc puma mi
na pc oras 81 sal organizeze du-
pa .principiul lor, spune STRIFE
primite din Viena. Aci an fost
treizeci de persoane ucise orr r;i-
mite. 0 grcva generala a fos.
proclamata.
In intreaga Carnolia fost pro
clamata legea martiala, Cd anti
cipatic pentru ziua dc prima
Maiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
'handath Arm6Iid Va 6
TcSphlS dc State|e Unite.
WASHINGTON. 27 Aprilie

WASHINGTON, 27 Aprilie. =
Respingerea propunerei aIiatilor
ca Statclc Unite IS primcasca man
datul pentru Armenia a fost prezi-
sa astazi de Senatorul Hitchcock,
oratorul guvernului, cind zis ca
el nu crede ca poporul american
va sanctiona asemenea procedare.
Adaogind la comentarea Repub-
licanlor ca planul a fost o incer.
care ,,dorind Sc finn casa saracilor
a lumei" atitudinea lui Hitchcock
Sc crede ca a fost o Indicate dcfini-
ia ca congresuI nuvya da nici efla.
Ia consimtimIntul sau la acel pro-
iect.
Parerea Senatorilor este ca oamc-
Mi Gle stat al aliatilor All luat din
Rasaritul apropiat tot ce-au volt 81
acum ofera Statelor Unite un man
dat pentru Armenia.
Sc sustine ca acest mandat va
lncurca America in cheltuieli mari
81 intr'u 'un razboi posibil.
,,Daca primin mandatul, GU ST.
guranta trebuc sa avem CONSTANT
nopolul 81 control asupra Dardanc-
lelOr, 81 in oferta aliatilor nu vad
mentlunca aceasta'', zis Hitch
cock.
Scnatorul Moses, din New Hamp-
shire, Republican, zicc ca actiunea
premierilor aliatilor ,,reprezinta
sfortarea finala de. dori sd finn
.asa saracilor lumei".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
CE fNSEMNEAZA ENCLTTE-
REL, sTAPfNREA MARuoR.

lmpOvarata de datOrii la sir
situl crisei Napoleonice = o da
torie relativ tot asa de mare ca
datoria de present oamenii
de sat englcsi au dirijat aface-
rile ca sa salveze tara fiindca sc
sprJlneau pc ca 81 pc stapinirea
marion. Prin aceasta stapinire
au gonit de fapt de Pc ocean toa.
te tarile earl nu s'au supus sta.
plnirii lor 81 au luat pentru ci
partea leului din profitul facut
in transportul comertului lumei.
Englitera, cind comparata
Gu marea intindere de pamint a
lumei, este tara mica de $4,000
mile patrate. Nasele eli ii cara
tot materialul brut din toate Ia
rile lumei ca Sc fie prelucrate
de artizani dibaci 81 de clasele
Ell industriale in articole earl Sc
Ger de restul omenirii.
Aceste vapoare. incarcate ell
aceste materiale brute, duse in
Englitera din toata partile lu-
mel, cara inapoi aricolele facute
in Englitera, dand p,rcarclor IL
celor tari. = articole lucrate din
materiale produse de ei re-
inapoindu-le dupa ce Englitera
facut un profit mare in a ma
nui, fabrica 81 vinde acele
articole. Pc calea aceasta, in pa
CUBA restului intregei lumi, En-
glltera acumulat avert, a cfSti-
gat puteri 81 tdric in fie care
colt al globului.
Dinsa a devenit nu numai ia
brlca intregei lumi. ci 81 banche-
rul lumei. In Englitera Sc duceau
toti earl doreau un ajutor pentru
desvoltarea tarii lor. in inte-
meia o industrie, construi cal
ferate, a executa lucrari publice.
in imbunatati pc orr ce Gale
conditiunile materiale ale vietii.
Aceasta a fost un isvor linens
Gle profitnri pentru Englitera 81
prin aceasta a fost in stare sd
prolific pc suite de cal a unui sam
sar onest, 81 ingramadi pc suite
de cai tot mai multa bogatie,
tot mai multa putere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
LEGEA COMPENSATED A.
MENDATA.

COLUMBUS, 27 Aprilie. - Pa
deapsa grea Sc Va da acelor pa
troni carl au angajati cinci orr
mai multi lucratori carl n 'au pia-
tit taxelc pentru asigurarea d.
stat lucratorilor dupa cum pre-
vede legca compensated pentru
lucratori. Legea cu acest amenda-
ment intra III yigoare la 10 MaiG.
,,Acei patroni earl nu Sc coli
formeaza legii considerat ca
unul care vrea sc evadeze legea'
spus secretarul Hayes, della CO.
misia industriala.
,,Patronii pot fl arestati 81 da-
pa aflarca vinei vor fl pedepsiti
della 500 dolari 81 chcltuielil..
Pedcapsa Va trece in fondui ash
surarii.
Prin amendamentul tre.H5 ac
adunarea generala, un patron Cd
r. are angajati cinci lucratori ori
mai multi care nu Sc supune ie-
gil, aflat find, comisla inlu,'r;i-
la va determine suma ce trcbua
platita, daca in caz de zec. z''c
suma nu incurs, este lat pc
nina prosecutorului genera, ca
re are dreptul de pune sccse-
stru
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
manifeStatie italiana
pentru Fiunne.

/ SAN RENO, 26 Aprilic (noapte)
Italienii au profitat de avantajul
unui concert &C s'a dat in onoarea
delegation earl all vizitat Italia ca
sd faca All noapte demonstrate
in sala concertului in favoarea dc
a sc ceda Fiume Italiei.
Toti fruntasii aliatilor carl All
luat parte la confcrinta premicri-
lor la orele opt seara sc. aflau in
|sala concertului. Cfnd orchestra a
|cintat Imnul national al Italiei,
multimea in frunte ell mcmbrii no.
bilimei italiene care sta la Riviera,
s'a ridicat 81 intorcindn-se catre
Premierul Lloyd George 81 Premie.
rul Millerand, a strigat:
,,Traiasca Fiume 81 AdriaticaI
Am luptat pentru ele, dar Gu 5OO,-
600 italicni mort att dat un impe-
fiu intreg Grcciei care asasinat
soldatii vostri pc strazile Atenei.N 6
Lloyd George 81 Millerand al
zimhit numai gu resignatie.
Cercurile itaiene sunt nemultu
mite cd disputa Adriatica mi 81
resolvat de coiisiliul care s'a in
CHS. Aceasta Gu att mai multi, a
ly1ndu-se in yedere conces;unilc I'll
cute Greciei In districtul Slnirna
Asia Minora a Tnrciei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
Irupe japoneze in
AlexandrOWSk.

HONULULU, n Aprilie. = A.
Jutoare de trupc an fost trimise
la Nlkolaevsk, care au debarcat
deja la Alexandrovsk, in GolfuI
Tartariei, dupa cum spune de-
pesa dins Toxic. Depcsa spune cd
aceste trupe va ajuta la liberarca
celor 0 suta de nationalist ia.
ponezi earl sunt detinnti la Nike
lavsk de catra bolsevisti.
Un excadron de vapoare de ri
zboi vor fl trimise la Nic0lavsk
imediat ce Marea din jur va f
desghetata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
|L|bERTATEA MARILOR,
De- HON. DANIEL F. COHALAN
Indicator la Curtea Suprema din New York

ia 81 armata de cd, a reusit sd
disruga marina comerciala A.
mericei de pc mari, Gu profituri
lmportante pentru ca. S'a esti-
mat, ca timp de cinzeci de ami
dupa Razboiul Civil, Englitera q
avut in fiecare an un profit mi
ilociu de trei suite milioane de
dolari prin distrugerea conner
tului Americei de pc ocean.
Z vre-o mirare CD facut tot
&C a fost in stare pentru invingc
rea Statclor Unite in razboiul
rebeliunei 81 sc goneasca de pc
mari drapelul natiunei care deve
Mise in lumc un rival norocos
al eig
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
ROICOT CONTRA PR0DU-
SELOR JAPONEZE.

NEW YORK, q AprlIie. =
Sase suite de negustori chineA
din toate tarile Statelor Unite,
mcmbrii al associated ,,On Leon
Tong", au votat la adunarca lor
gcnerala tinuta in acest oras ca
SC MI mai viida lucruri facute
de japonezi.
Negustorii si-au exprimat ne
multumirea fata de atitudinca
Japonici fata de China 81 . vo-
tat ca nici Sc importe, nici e
alba afaceri en isponexii,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
ENGLITERA IN RESBOIUL
CIVIL.

Timp de decada in millncul
veacului trecut, Englitcra a fost
foarte suparata de progresul en-
traordinar realizat de marina CO.
merciala a Americei. Dinsa pri-
yea alarmata la cresterca in nu-
mar 81 in marine a corabiilor de
transport americana 81 la intro
ducerea comertului american in
ficcarc port al lumei.
Cind s'a facut nenorocita ruo-
tura lntre Nord 81 Sud, in a 16-a
decada din veacul trccut, Engii-
terra s'a grabit Gu promptitusline
Sc vina in ajuorul Confederate
lor 81 cu flota corsarilor construi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27

ENGLITERA 81 CONTINENT
TUL.

Englitera a privit GU placere
asupra progresului industrial al
Germaniei pima cind acea creSte
re Sc acomoda ell suprematia ma
vala Engliterei. Din momentul
ce Germania a fost in stare sI
construiasca vapoare earl Sc poa-
ia trece oceanul 81 Sc vina in
portul New York intr 'un timp
mai scurt pc cit erau in stare Sc
vina vasele englese, multi cuge-
tatori au creZut ca destinul Ger
maniei fost pecetluit. Gcrmanii
puteau in siguranta sa-Si con-
struiasca puterea lor militara pc
continent atit cit priveSte En-
-alitera Cara proteste 81 interve-
niri. dar din momentul cind Ger
mania a invadat cimpul de actl-
vitate ales de Enylitera. din "a
eel moment Germania avea SO
infrunte diplomatic dibace care
IA fost nici odata batuta, pute-
rea de a forma o coalitie, care
foarte rar, daca vre-odata, a fost
eXercitata in zadar.
Mai multi cunoscatori al as
toriei cred, ca Napoleon ar ii
putut stapini Europa Gu conslm-
tamintul 81 sprijinul Engllterei,
daca n ar fl trecut in Africa 81
nu ar fl amenintat India 81 Do
miniunile Britaniei din Asia.
Pc aceiasi cale Germania mo-
derna a VENT in existenta cu con-
simtimintul deplin n Engliterei,
a zmuls Alsacia 81 Lorena della
Franta; Sehlesvigul della Dane
marca, 81 mpus o indcmnitate
de cinci miliarde de francl asu-
rra Frantei batute, in aplauseie
admiratoare a claselor stapinl-
toare englese. Puterea Germahlel
ar Fl putut stapini contincntul
spre multumirea ei sufleteasca,
ca o aliata a Engliterei, daca
n ar fl avut indrazneala sau pro-
sta do a incerca so suplanteze
(inlocuiasca) pc mari 81 rupe
din nina eli slabita trldcntul
'Neptunului.
O Polonie jefuita putea SO
svircoleasca suta cinzecl de AM
sub calciiul unui Hohenzollern
cuceritor fara protestare DIN
partca Engliterei, dar orr ce in-
ccrcarc de interveni in profitul
is puterea venita din stapinlrea
,marilor insemna ca Gcrmania,
in gencratiunea aceasta, ca 81
Spania, Holanda 81 Franta, pc
timpuri, trebue Sc npte pentrl
existenta eli. 81 aceasta e o alta
istorie.