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scara intinsa 81 comertul de carne vie Gu oate ca
Franta citva AMI inahlte oprise acest comert de-
testab, ell sc mai practical prn contlabanda, fiindca
aducea cistiguri mari. Femee europene clutate
in Algeria 81 Marco, platndu-se ecvalentul della
suta pima la doua 81 char tre suite de napoleoni, 81
in toate orasele mari din Frana 81 din Spania erau
asoclatluni carl ocupau acest comert, toata
paza authorization, dupa practica 81 astazi in
toate tarile char aic in Satele Unite, de unde dis
par anua suite de fec, fara sa dea de ullna find
ademente de vinzatori de vie, dupa sa
fie vndute in America de sud la casele de prostitut
Vasca find aruncata in mare norocu la su-
jit sa scape In cadelea eli isbi cotul Gle bana
lunga 81 ata, 81 rezimndu-se coatee de ea Sc des
lega dnt de mimi Pcste cite-va minute simti ca
sbta de 81 intorcind capul vazu frintura din
peretee une corabii 81 prinse 81 Sc urea pc 81
vazind ca sustine, fara sa scufunde, un
suspin de usurare Sc desega la pcioare, 81 crestna
find Sc inchina zicind ,Mutumescu-t Doamne! Aju
ta7na sd soap ca viata.'
Toata noaptea tra Gu nadejdea ca va Fl savata.
Marea era linistta 81 sc tenea ca va Fl aruncata
jos Gle Pc puta pc providenta la in GALE
Cind luminA de zina 81 vazu soarele rasarind din
unda apelor, puse in genunch inchina 81 sc ru
ga lu Dumnezeu sal saveze viata, so scuteasca de
chinurile foamei 81 sete rugndu-se sal ierte pac
tee 81 Sc alba mila de tineretea Ell.
! Corabia Elenei dsparuse de pc orizont 81 pc I'M
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tine de juramnt 81 Sc convinse ca serveste Gre
dinta
Peste saptamina dupa ce s'a cicratzat rama.
Rada Sc bucura de favoarea de plimba Gu Elena
in or;ls 81 ncetul atasa de ca, admrindu cura-
jul 81 istetimea hotarnduse in cugeu ei so serveas
Cd in crednta, mai Gu seama cind Elena ii dadu pc
reche de cerce frumos ce-o peatra de smarald 81
ii cumpara 81 cite-va rochii numa purtase 81 0
mantcla de care puritan numai doamnele cele mari.
La trei zile dupa mutarea Vasilchci in ocuinta
cca n0ua, 81 prevazuta Gu chile ase-
manatoare cea in care Sc pusese pc spete stigma
sclavie Elena ii facu vzita 81 ii spuse sd scrie
morc ci din zilele coplariei 81 pima in zua cind a
fost urcat pc vapor Sa insemneze toate rudele 81 tot
cunoscut 81 cunoscutee numele 81 etatea lor 81
ce sea din viata lor Sa dea toate deslusre despre
locunele de pc mosia pc crescut, de biserica,
de primare, il cheama pc pepa, pc preoteasa 81
pc fruntasii satulu, atragndu-i uarea amntc sa
ute mimic 81 sa 10 nduca in ca va sufer amar
daca nsela, 81 aducindu h1rtie pana 81 cerneaa,
0 puse sd scre.
Trei zile a tnnt munca migaloasa 81 dureroasa la
care supus-o femeia ii storsese uram1ntul
ru, pc numee lui Dumnezeu ca Sc va supune Gu Gre
dnta vointei eli 81 destainui nimenu nci preo-
tuui caruia Use spovedi, taina vetei Ell 81 cind
va intimpa Sc fe chemata marturie va sustnea ca
ca Vasica Costan 81 cea Palta care ia pus stigma
sclaviei pc spcte Elena DumitIascu, de multe orr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24

xandru, d-nul Victor Comanita.
Paulina Mandragiu, nascuta
Herescu, Is ami, sofia functional
rului, dina Trina Bolcg.
Kati, 80 ami, servitoare, dina
Paraschiva Chitia.
Z. Scrisoarea Balabustei, decla
matte comica de d-nul Traian M
Comsa.
s. De-acum nu te-oi mai vedea
cintare din partca diletantilor
Pretul de intfare la petreccrt
81 teatru: Stalul intiiu $3.50 de
persoana, al doilca 1925, galeria
$1.OO.
9. 0 trNpa de Caluseri va jli.
ca jocurile rationale sub condu.
cerea Domnul M. Danet.
Vestita muzica ,,Rosiorul'' va
distra nor. public GU eel ma
frumoase arii de dams 81 cintec1
rationale.
Sperind ca nici un frate Ro-
min nu va lipsi della aceasta pc.
trecere, pima la intilnire va salu
tam frateste:
Comitetul aranjator.
(39 & 43 & 45)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24
/ #INSULA FERMECATA'|
! Ilrlpaatia Amazoanelor
(Urnnare)
ROMAN DE: g. r. PAeCU.

Trccuse de amiaza cind s'a desteptat din somn 81
dupa ce Sc mbraca 81 Sc gait trecu la Rada 81 unse
81 pc aIifa speciala 81 sobozndo din catuse ii
dadu canaya in locnl ccle sfsiate 81 ii auta sd
imbrace.
Rada fu scoasa din chla inunccoasa 81 dupa ce
jura ca va supune vointclor Elenei 81 executa
poruncc e fara crtire, fu nvitata la masa 81 avu 81
sa man1ncc sap1na ei 81 ma Prosan.
Elena ocupa numai de Rada. In tinpul zilei era
in tovdrasia e 81 dne Prosan 81 seara fnchidea in
chile 81 ii incatusa mfinle sd poata misca
Dupa. il spuse ca cere della ca alt ceva dc
cit so in tara 81 Sc marturiseasca la tot ca
este Elena Dumitrascu 81 sal fie credincioasa 81 supu
So, fagaduindu- ca in schmb un traiu bun pc
inga ca; Rada Sc jura in mai mute rfnduri Cd o,va
asculta 81 snpune vointei eli 81 scut de tortu
ra de sta ncapte intreaga 1ncatusata 81 fncepu Sd
puse Ia cfteva fncercri Sc vaza daca sncera 81 Sc
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DARE DE SEAMA ST MULTU-
MITA PUBLICA.

Soicietatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Eliberarea NeaMu,ui
Rominesc" din Tonawanda. n.
Y. avut 0 petrecerer cu dams,
la care au luat parte 81 fratil
membrii al societatii ,,sSfint ul
George 81 Adevarul'' din Bufda-
10, N. Y. Gu drapelele 81 societa-
tea s1rbeasca din Tonawanla.
Petrccerea avuto ,loc in ziua de
81 Main, la care S a faIcut 81 de-
flare pc strazi.e cele mai princi-
pale ale orasului. DImineata Ia
oreIe 8 s'a inceput serviciul di.
win oficiat de Rev. Grigorie Cos.
tea, care a servit 81 ceremonial
in numele eroilor ,cazuti pc Gin.
pllI dc Iurpfa peT = tara 81 neam
din Rominia NoiM.
Scrviciul divin s'a oficiat in
hala de petrecere din q Niagara
luind sflrsit la orele II. Dupd
aceia am pornit della hala in con
voiu spre defila pe strazile cele
mai principale, la care a luat
parte 81 un grup frumos de calu.
seri Gu domnul George Tarsal
in frunte ca vataf. Ne-am intor>
la hala unde sa servit Banche
tul. Dupa masa au urmat ma
multe vorbiri din partea mai mu
tor orator.. A vorbit intiiu d-nuI
preSedinte aranjator Nicolae Ga
ia, care a dat cuvintul domnuiu
preot Grigorie Gostea della parc
CHA din Buffalo, n. Y. GU hume
lie de ,,Sfintul George" A unma
baterea cuielor, apOi mcepl
muzica dOmnului Nicolae Edves
care distrat onoratul public a
zistent Gu cele mai frumoase ari
de dams 81 cintece rationale.
| La orale 8 seara s'a dat Ii
teatru din partea domnulni Teo
dor Stana 81 doamnei Sofi:
stoicescu, piesa a fost: ,,Baroa
tul cu Femeia''.
Tot odata societatea noastra 4
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I N v / r A r e

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura III. S. Treicolorul 81 In.
'depedenta Romina" din Gary, In
diana, are onoare a invita- pc a.
ceasta Gale pc toate surorTle so
cietati, cluburi 81 parochii, pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii Romini din
loc 81 Tin jur, a lua parte la Pc
trecerea Gu Tcatru, care va avca
loc in zina de 5 Iulie 1920.
Programul de ri:
!. La orcle $50 a. m., toti
membrii societatii din loc, aseme
nea 81 onoraIii delegati Sc vor in
truni la hala societatii din A
dams Street, de unde la orele
$50 a. IN. vom pleca in corpore
la biserica Romina, unde Sc va
sav1rsi actul sfintirci drapelului
national Romfn al Uniunei S. r.
A. Actul sfinyirei Sc va savirsl
de catre praotul s. Mihaltean.
Dupa sfintire la orele IL a. m.
vom defila pc straZile cele maj
principale ale orasului Gary. Du-
pa deflare vom lua parte cu to-
til la Banchet, in hala societatii,
unde mesele~ vor fl aranjate Gu
mincari gastoase 81 bauturi re-
coritoare.
Dupa Banchet Sc vor tinea
toasturi din partea functionarilor
Uniunei 81 din partea onoratilor
delegati.
Pretul la Banchet: $3.50 de
persoana.
Programul de seara:
/. Cronica zilci, declamatie dc
d-nul Traian M. Comsa.
2. Primavara cea verzle, c1nta.
re din partea diletantilor.
3. Piesa de teatru: ,,Peatra
din casa" GU c1ntece, 1ntr 'un ac.
de Y. Alexandri.
p + r S 0 A N e Il r
Caminarul Grigore Pilciu, d..
Petru Pantea.
Comisarul Nicu, fiul sau, d-nu
Traian M. Comsa.
Cucoana Zamfira, vaduva, dina
Juliana N. Chitea.
Marehiolita, flea ei, dina Ed
genia Popa.
Leonil, varul Marghiclitei, d.
Traian I. Comsa.
Herr Frantz Birman, doctor
d-nul tazar Staer.
Ioana, servitoare, d-ra Anic;
Mailat.
Tn feclOr, N. N.
4. Stringindu-se de nina, Gin
tare, de d-nul 7. |. Comsa $
dina Trina Bolog.
5. Tot GU rinduiala 81 cu chib
zuiala, declamatie comica de d.
Traian M. Comsa.
6. Bilctul de tramvaiu, come
die intr'un act dc Grigore Ma
runtean.
/ PER S O A N E Il Z ::
| Alexandra Mandragiu, 30 ami
functionar superior la ministeru
de Interne, d-nul Traian |. Com
sa.
| Grigore Maruntian, % ami, an
tor 81 prieten intim al lui Ale
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24

duce frlpmoasa multlnmiri surori-
lor societati, earl an bine volt
de au batut cite un cuiu 81 care
sunt urmatoarele:
7. S. Treicolorul 81 1ndapel-
denta Romina So; Hora Unirii
So; Aurora So: Printul Nicolae
So; Carol I-iu,- Ellwood City, Pa.
So; Desrobirea Neamului Romi-
nesc $3; DImbovita, Baltimore
So; Octavian Gega S3; DR.. lulu
MANU- $5; Major Livius d. TeiH-
sanu $3; Albina $3; Filiala u
pia Traiana, Depew SO; C1mpuL
Liberia It'll 81; Jlpia Traiana, TN
ticat de intrare 5Cc: Sf.ntul G=-
orge 81 Adevarul, Buffalo s.
Parochia Sinful George din Bu-
ffalo So.
Totodata aducem sincerile noq-
sire mu'tumiri fratilor 81 dom
nilor care pc linga tfcaiul de in
trare an mai contribute 81 Gu sn-
prasolviri dupa cum urmeaza:
Rev. Grigorie Costea, parochul
parochiei Sinful George din Bl-
ffalo, n. Y. $3; Presedintele pa
rochici din Buffalo George Ma
cean So; Sava Ivanov din Bu-
'falo So; Dmitrie Debeleac s.
Andrei Lendvoi So; TeoIor Sta
ma So; Iuliana Macean, sofia d-ili
presedinte al parochiei din Buf-
falo 81; Sofia Stoicescu 50; Va.
sile sStoian 81; Teodor Barbatei
81; Dimitrie Barnau 81.
Gu aceasta ocaziune societat y
noastra aduce sincere multumiri
tuturor participation 81 tot a.
semenea multumim frumos ma
rinimosilor donatori, care pc lin
ga ticatul de intrare au mai con
tribuit 81 GU suprasolvlrl.
Gu aceasta Ocazime am avut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate tOtalc .... To9U.4 ~
Este totale ............ Y366.ol
VENT curat ........... 5000 81
Inca odata Multumim calduros
tuturor sprijinitorilor nostri ST.
rugam ca 81 pc viitor sd ne dea
tot. acelasi sprijin binevoitor.
in numele societatii .,Ellberarea
| Neamului Rominesc.' din Tona-
wanda, n. Y:
Nicolae Gaia 81 George Popovici,
presedinti aranjatori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-24
CAsAYoRIA vAsILcHEI .cosTAN.

Elena Dulntrascu, cum numca acum adevara-
ia Vasilca Costan, la patru saptamin dupa rcnsirea
rapirci victimeor ell prin ajutorul d-nei Prosan 81
omuui ii salvase vata 81 abuse la Paris fu in
stiintata de eel din urma, Daniel Bernart, purta
sapte hume, ca corabia facea comertul de
contrabanda de sclav 81 de carno vie nre Franta 81
Algeria sosit la Havre 81 trebue sd predea victma
ca sd piece Gu ca.
Comertul GU sclavi find liber in colonle france
4e, 81 in Algeria 81 Maroco find ingadut 81 scaNia
4estinilor, pc lnga acest comert Sc practca pc 0
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CETITI 81 RAsPiNDITI ZIARUl ,,AMERiCA".

scotea suspne inabuste s fie auze de emeia care
rapise numele 81 statea execute pc capul ei Sc
scrie tot site 81 ii remprospata memoria feurite
ntrebar Din och eli frumosi 81 stralucitor inante,
multe stropur de lacrimi pcat pc harta pc
care Isl scria amintirle. Cnd auns sa scre fsono-
mia surorii sale tanele avute 81 ultima scena
despartrii, inceput sd pl1nga Gu hohote 81 numai
teama ca Fl pnsa la chinuri 81 mai presus, uramin-
tul strasnc pc care il acuse retnut-o sd sfise
h1rtia.
treia ri seara, pc la orele II, cind spuse femei
susstituise ca numa mimic de scrs, 81 jul;
scrs tot STA adus mante, sdrobta pc sal
teaua pc dormca ca Vasilca sal pue mlinile in
catuse ca in fie care seara.
Pima in spre ziua plins, varsnd lacrilni amare,
blestemlndu-si soarta 81 ceasul in sa nascut.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-16
LOCAL SALESMAN
GU ALIFIES FOR
KILOWATT CLUB

George n. Vansicklc Delco-Ligh+
salesman has won a great deal Of hon
or for himself during the past year by
qualifying for the Delco Light Kilo-
watt club, which is composed of the
Delco Light statesmen throughout the
United States and Canada. a>
The Dclco-Light kilowatt club l.;
composed Of the leading Delco-L Light
dealers and statesmen throughout this
country and Canada who have sold
during 1919 one thousand watts Of
business: that watt being. the unit
by which the company measures their
sales.
There are three thousand Dclco-
Light representatives in the United
States and CunaGa, and for
Mr.. Vansickle to be classel
a3 one of the leaders in
this large number is quite a tribute to
his all around sales ability AS a re-
ward for his record Mr.. Vansickle
will 90 to Dayton. O., the first OF
March for the annual Delco-Light
sales convention. More than one thou
sand will be in attendance at this con-
vention and the kilowatt club men
! will be the honor guests.
3 Mr.. ~Vansickle is very we'll known
and during the past year he sold a
large number of DelcoLisht plants
and has established a very cnviable
reputation for himself and the Delco-
Light plant,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-16
B0L0 LEADERS
DIGGING IN ON
POLISH FRONT
Reds Taking Advantage Of Fine
Weather to Strengthen\
Positions \

Paris, Sunday, Feb. 15.--Bolshevik
military leaders are taking advant
age Of the cold clear weather to i'm
prove their positions along the Polish
battle front, according to advices re-
ceiyed here. The principle point bi
concentration on the northern front is
near sSmolensk, where a. crack divi-
sion arrived recently. In two other
districts soviet troops are utilizing
main line railroads extending to the
interior Of Russia.
Polish military authorities here are
unable to say whether the reds will re-
main at their concentration point OF
be distributed for the early spring
drive which has been predicted in the
event OF failure to open peace negotia-
tions with Poland.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-16
500 RAILWAY MEN
DIE in ACCIDENT
Trio Of Right-of-Way Workers
Run Down By Engine

Valley City, Feb. 1GS-Three citizens
of Rogers lost their lives Friday
through a railroad accident They
are Gust Wallin, Joe Orbin and
Charles EachAr. railroad employees OF
the 500 line, the latter being foreman
Of the crew. 1t seems that the mel
went out to work this morning on the
speeler and had gotten about half a
mile east Of Rogers, and, the wealth
eE being SO stormy that they corhd not
work, they had started back on the
speeder. A light engine and caboose
were also coming from the east but
the men did not notice its approach.
1t was making fast time in order to
reach Rogers ahead of No. 6 and it
struck the spceder, throwing the men
in all directions. Wallin aud Orbin
were killed outright and Eachar was
picked up in very critical condition.
Mr. Eachar was brought to Valley City
on the eastbound train and died on
the street car on the way over from
the 500 depot. NJ. o. Grangaard and
Mrs. Nels Larson accompanied Mr..
Eachar to the city.
Mr.. Eachar leaves Il wife and one
boy, Mr.. Wallin wife and seven
children and Orbin, who is Rouman-
ian, was a single man.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-16
BOY ATTEMPTING
ESCAP SHOT BY
SCHOOL OFFICER
Youngster at Mandan Industrial
Institution Wounded
| BY Guard

Alandan, Feb. 1G.-At eight o'clock
Thursday eveniu" directly after the
moving picture show was over at the
Reform school chapel, two Of the old
err boys at the head Of the line broke
rank, while the column was passing
out in regular formation on their way
back to the main building. and made
dash for the hills directly back OF
the institution. =
The night was dark and stormy
with Il high wind blowing, hence gave
every opportunity for il successful at
tempt. The officer in charge of the
file was of course unable to pursue
them. but two other officers who had
preceded the column, and were stand.
ing near the main building, saw tho
attempt to get away a1d at once start
Ell in pursuit, at the same time com
manding them to halt, which the two
boys refused to do. One of these Of.
ticcrs who was armed fired one or two
shots in the air in an attempt to halt
them; not succeeding in this he began
firing lower and toward the ground, III
the more Immediate vicinity of one OF
tile fleeing boys. 1t is. presumed tina,
enc Of these shots glanced, from tho
frozen ground and struck the boy:,il
the ficslS part of the buttock. Whcl
lie halted he was brought back to tho
main building. H., >.., T..
Prompt examination showed tho
point at which the bullet had cntoret
Or. Nickerson,. institution physician
WAS at once called, arriving within !
few minutes aftcr the incident 'hat
taken place. Emergency dressings
wcrca pplied ANA the hey made as com
Portable as possible for the night. Fri
day an N-Ray was taken and the bul
let located and removed.
The second boy escaped and WAS still
at large this afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-16
RAILWAY MEMS
REPLY TO WAGE
PLAN HANDED IN
Response Given Wilson Satur-
day and Wires Sent out to
=. ! ALocal Unions =, .....f

Washington, Feb. 1G.-Thc reply o.
the railroad brotherhoods to President
Wilson'S decision in the wage ,contro-
vcrsy was presented to the president
Saturday. Immediately afterward the
union officials sent kilograms to thcir
locals all over the country which l..
NJ. Jewell. president of the railroad
department of the American Fedora,
ton Of Labor, said would serve to
steady our men" until they receive
the full correspondence covering the
negotiations.
Mr.. Jewell would not say just what
had been the result Of the negotiations
but it seemed certain that the prcsi-
dent had refused to meet tne demand
of the 2,0OOOOO workers for q general
increase and that his decision had
,been accepted by the union officials
at least for the present.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-16
BLOOM HEAD OF
N. p. DEMOCRATS

The group Of NOnpartisan Demo
Gratis, represented in the recent state
convention by John Bloom Of Devils
Lake, G.. P. Peterson Of Bisbee and
Il. II. Stenvick of Minot, and who as
serted at that time their Intention of
boIting the convention nominations for
delegates to the national convention
is preparing new list of candidates
to be filed.
According to adviccs from Grand
Forks, where Messrs. Stcnvick,- Peter
son and others have been engaged
several days in framing ticket,
candidates for the delegation decided
upon include Mr.. Peterson, Melvin d.
Hildrcth Of Fargo, Thorwald MOstad
Of Minot. NJ. Murphy of Bcrdulac and
George II. Mcellering Of Ray. Mr.
Mostad is Il Nonpartisan state scna-
tor. Mr.. Moellering is Nonpartisan
administration appointce Oh the state
bar examining board. Mr.. IIildrcth
recently denounced, in interviews
| printed i'll the Fargo league paper. the
action of the Democratic state conven-
ton in putting into nomination a
group of candidates for delegates to
the national convention. He is locat-
ed in Washington. d. G.. in the Demo
cratic national headquarters.
Il. +. Cole, Of the Matropole hote'
of Fargo. according to Grand Forks
advices, is being considered as can
didate for national committeeman tC
oppose II. II. Perry Of Glendale in the
March 16 election.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-16
MCKENZIE BOOSTERS TO- +
FORM COMMUNITY CLUB

The meeting Of progressive citizens
living i'm the Mckenzie section to form
n community club last week was post
ponel until some time next month
The organization will be for the p,lr-
pose of providing a meeting place 70,
the people in that locality and will
act as boosters club f4l' the Nc
KenZie district. Plans of the promot-
crs Of the club include the raising
Of funds to, erect a club house. p. .;P
Bliss, Mckenzie banker. is one Of the
prime movers behind the proposed Or
Sanization.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-16
ODD FELLOWS TO
OFFER. SITE AND
CASH FOR HOME
Bismarck Members Will Make a
Strong Bid to Have Pro-
posed Building Here

Oddfellows in this city are laying
plans to raise funds to secure the site
of the proposed state Oddfellow's S
home which will probably be built in
or near one of, the larger cities OF
the state some time next year. There
will be $250OO0 ut least involved, it
is said, including both the site and
the building and every effort will be
made to have this city designated in
the location of the building
George n. Kcniston is chairman OF
the committee Of local OddfcllGws in
charge of the work here. by the time
the state convention Of OddfclloWs is
held next June it is believed the local
committee will be able to present q
definitq proposition TO the state officers
offering a site just outside of the city
limits and a fair-sized cash bonus
towards the cost Of the propose! build
ing.
There is considerable competition
between the various cities in the state
for the honor of being the site of thu
proposed OddfellOws home. Crane
Forks, Fargo, Devils Lake and MinO
being particularly active. The sit1
has been tentatively agreed upon. it il
understood. and is, but Il short dis
tance from the city limits. The topo
graphical features OF thessentatiyely
selected site is exceptionally We'll fit
ted for this purpose, it is said, ant
because Of this city's central location
in reference to the remainder of tho
state, Bismarck's opportunity is sait
to DC very bright.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-02-16
ALLIES REJECT
| WILSON PROTEST.
TO FlUME PLAN
Prompt Action Taken BY Pre-
miers of Frnace and
Great Britain :,
OVERDO INTERPRETATIONS
Meaning He Did Not Intend
Read Into His Note, Says
Wilson
OVERDO INTERPRETATIONS

Paris, Feb. 16.--Prompt rejection
of the President Wilson's objections
to the compromise agreement by which
England, France and Italy hope to set
tie with Jugo-Slav questions relative
to the future statUs\ of the eastern
coast Of the Adriatic is reported in
the Echo d Paris. Premiers Lloyd
George of Great Britain and Millerand
OF France drafted~the reply to the
American chief executive and insist
ed Jugo-Slay must agreed to the com
promises with the alternative of see
ing the treaty of London become op-
erative.
INTERPRETATIONS TOO BROAD
Washington, Feb. IO--Pgesident Will
son, it was learned today at the White
House, did not say in his note to the
entente premiers, regarding the
Fiume question, that the United States
would not longer be able to concern
itself in European affairs if Fiume
settlement were made without consult
ing America.
Officials said the interpretation of
the presidents note by the Paris
Temps was "tOo sweeping." They
said The United States would not with
draw participation in the peace
treaty and the league of nations if the
treaty were ratified by the senate but
that it, would withdraw from any par
ticipation in the Fiunle settlement in
cluding the policing of the Adriatic.
The presidents position regarding
Fiume and the whole Adriatic situa-
ton was said to be unchanged. The
position, however, never has been Of
ficially outlined and officials declined
today to define it.
No reply to the presidents note has
been received it was said at the state
department. Dispatches from abroad
said the reply had been dispatched ant
that in it the premiers adhered to theil
ultimatum to Jugo-Slavia that it mus
accept the compromise. on the Fium'
question, or suffer the carrying out o
the terms of original treaty of Lon
don. .