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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-24
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
BOARD OF Directors Of the Pioneer IT.
rlgatlon District will meet as a Board
OF correction of the 1920 assessment
Folis OF the District, at its office at
caldwell, Idaho, on the 3Oth day OF
september, 1920, at 10 O'Clock
A. M. OF said day, and will continue
IN session from day to day as long as
may be necessary, not exceeding five
~ days, inclusive of holidays.
Dated this Sd day of Septepnber
1920. FRED 7, EVANS
Secretary Pioneer Irrigation District
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-24
Cold Ia the Heads

~ an acute attack of Nasal Catar,b "a.
sons VINO are subject to freauent acoids
~ Shs head will find that ths uss "
Hh iiits .CATARRH MEDICINE viii N
ana nio re ny 5ne system, cleanse the Blood
Repeated attacks OF Acute CataTrh Tnav
lead to Chronic Catarrh iA"S
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE IA tall.
en- internally and acts through the Blood
IN y me mucous Surfaces OF the System.
al druggists 75c. Testimonials free
,slgoW for any case of catarrh that
cure VIII hot
T. ]. Cheney 6 Co., Toledo. Ohio.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-24
H0W GOVERNOR cox ARRIVED

progressive split in the Republican party -
len De 1914 he was decjstvav
defeated - -'A' "o was uecAsl'sU
~ Frohtng by the Wsonian kept US out Of war"
6,6l6. - ''-S " 'Ne eiii" pNFaHy Oh
% 4S Cox was named Governor plurality OF less than
local Issue. ~ '' 0upPof' si'Sh MN On
In l9i when Cox lost by 20 go votes Harding
1850 ~"A0 W h"S~N'"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-24
TIME CARD OF OREGON SHORT
LINE RAILROAD
{ Effective Juna !. 1890
Bstss to Ss&pa--Tin. Of paaslA.

'AShSSLlhS d hhp - %" J.
Rstss to SamPa--Tims Of passing
Meridian:
17s--12:26 ana; connect Ne. II west
and No. Is east on main line
l72-7:3l am, pony to Huntington.
174-l0:12 am, connect No 4. sast
l76--3.52 pm, pony to Huntington.
1?S-5:47 pxl, connect Ne. east,
No. IS west bound.
1s0-Tussday, Thursday and sstur-
day, S.57 am, to Mccall.
NaRlpa to Roise-Tims Of passing
Meridian:
No. 171-2:S7 ana, connection frsa
No. Is saStbound and No. II west.
173-s:5s am pony from Huntington
17S--11.33 pm, connection FROM Ne.
sastbound.
177-5:21 pm pony from Huntington
179-7.5S pm, connection, fron No.
r 6 sastbound and No. lS WEI bouns
1S1-Monday, Wednesday Fri
day, 1852 pm, from Mccall
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-24
VETERINARY wsRK.

I am prepared to take care Of the
ailments AMONG live stock in tks Mer-
tdisn community, Located permanent
ly here, First house south of pump
ing station. Phone Sos, Meridian.
Prompt service rendered beth at barn
and calls. Rate s1.5e per day fer care
of animal at barn.
j. MATT ANDERSON.
VIII answer all calls,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-24
Lest YOU Fnroa.

Let US remind you that Chamber
ialns Tablets not only cause gentle
movement OF the bowels but improve
gestion. '4" vi
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-24

FOR THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE-Send your CREAM to
HENNINGSEN PRODUCE CO. at
Kuna, Idaho. Correct weights and
tests guaranteed.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-24

FOR THE HIGHEST MARKET
eRICE-send your CREAM to
HENNINGsEN PRODUCE CO., at
Kuna, Idaho. Correct weights and
tests guaranteed.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20
ELECT STRONG
COUNTY BOARD
Thinking and, Patriotic People
In Each County. Are
Urged To Act
Problem Of the Rural School viii 40
Well on its Way Toward Solution
When Interest In School Matters 10
Manifest.

The editor realizes the crisis In edu.
cational matters which Kentucky and
the whole country Is facing. so he has
been giving the readers Of this paper
q series OF articles, statements and
cartoons to help put Kentucky on the
educational map The reader recalls.
Of course, that the last legislature
passed some strong new school laws !,
but with the Multiplicity Of new laws
on the statute books. he or she 10
quite apt TO have u rather hazy Idea
OF the law creating the new County
Boards Of Education TO be elected
next November. AS the act creating
these County Board Of Education is
too long to be printed In full. the
editor Is giving an outline Of II below
The new County Board Of Educa-
tion Is 10 be composed of five mem
bers elected from the county al large.
The candidates for this Office are Sc.
cured BY fifty voters signing petit
ti0n TO have each name placed on the
ballot. Any number OF candidates
may be placed on this separate ballot
which shall carry no party emblem
or device, save the words school
Ticket" The Ave candidates receiv.
Ing the largest number Of votes shall
become members of the County Board
Of Education.
This County Board OF Education ss-
lscts q county superintendent Of
schools and decides upon the salary
which can not, under the law. be less
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20

than 81 200 a year. The board VIII
also appoint In each school district
trustee who shall look after the school
property; but shall have no voice In
the County Board.
This same County Board OF Educa.
tion shall fix the rate Of taxation for
school purposes In the county; but
before doing So shall, with the help
Of the county superintendent, make
an itemized and detailed budget Of
oil school expenses.
This act, also. provides that the
County Board OF Education shall ap-
point ut least one attendance officer
whose duties shall be TO compel the
regular attendance OF all pupil chill
dren at school AS provided by law.
II IL needless for the editor to say
In conclusion that this new law will
do MUCH toward taking the county
schools out Of politics. II the thinking
and patriotic people Of the whole
country will interest themselves In the
selection and election Of strong
County Board Of Educstion. the prob
lem Of the rural school In the county
will be well on Its way toward sOlu.
tion. The fact that the editor 10 Civ.
Ing this space to discussion Of the
school problem when newsprint 10
both scarce and expensive and the
added fact that prominent men are
writing strong statements for the
press urging the people to get bs-
hind their schools, means that We
must make our rural schools better II
we are To have 4 contented pOpula.
tion In the country, and thus strength.
en the nation.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20

Every county In Kentucky Was short
Of rural teachers last year. Every
county In Kentucky will be short
teachers again this season. This Is =
serious proposition especially as the
number Of men and women passing
the examinations lately held for teach.
sr's primary certificates was quite
small. Of course, the new minimum
salary Of 1880 per month for rural
teachers will help the situation In the
future but the best possible solution
Of the problem right at this moment 10
the selection and election Of a strong
County Board OF Education IT the
November election.
The reader should not think VI this
problem AZ a strictly Kentucky afrair
for II is nation wide and extremely
serious. DIR. p. p. Cisxton. Commis
sionsr Of Education Of the United
States. recently asserted before the
National Citizens Conference At
Washington, d. c.:
"rhe new conditions require that
the schools shall be more efficient and
more effective than they have been
In the past and We are faced with the
danger that they may not be 40 Of.
fective ss In the past. We are con
fronted with great shortage Of
teachers. and there seems to be little
chance Of immediate relief Accord.
Ing TO the most careful estimates that
can be secured. between three hun.
drsd aud four hundred thousand chill.
dren were deprived Of schooling THE
past year because Of school closed ~
the result Of shortage.
Even more serious 10 the rapidly
growing number Of sub standard
teachers. More than half the teach
srs Of the nstion-S5O. .OOO-are not
prepared on any reasonable basis for
the work Of teaching. u reasonable
basis being understood TO mean the
minimum standard that progressive
communities have long insisted upon
twp years Of professional training
beyond the four-yssr high-schoo>
course.
"a conservative ngurs for the num-
Der Of new teachers that will be re-
Quired this fall is 10000. II 10 more
likely to be 10000. and It may reach
10000. The graduates Of normal
schools this year will be 2S per cent
fewer than In 1915: they will total
about 1900. II We add to these the
largest possible number We can con-
ceive VI from other teacher-trsininS
Instructions. we shall have st the out
eide 5000 prepared teachers to oil
the vacancies, or \ deficit Of at least
8O,OUO."
Good County Boards Of Education
have always been needed IN each and
every county In the state; but they
are today q vital and absolute netes.
sity for the welfare Of the county. the
state and the nation. Every real.
nne. true. red blooded man and woman
in Kentucky should get busy at once
and see To II that the new Boards Of
Education are composed Of citisens
who win do big and constructive work
for the boys and girls on the farms.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20
lR1(Q[llEY
RIGHT STOCK FOR BREEDING
Fowls should es hsalthy and vieer
evs for Best Suocsss-Ysariln0
ttsns Preferred.

For success In raising chickens II 10
Necessary 10 have henlrhy and vigor
Gus breeding stock. for the lack VI Wig
or In me newly hhtched chicks Ia often
traceable to weak parents Only the
most vigorous and the best grown
birds should be put In the breeding
yards. Each bird should he fun Of lifs
and eserEy and free from any serious
def0rmlty.
YesrIins hens are usunliy better than
pullsts for breeders. because hens are
more mature snj do not lay 50 many
eggs during the early winter. and con
se0uentlv do not reduce their vitality
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20
EDUCATION KILLS AGITATION

Governor Alfred Z. Smith Of New
York. has the following to say con-
cernlng the value of education:
"The best way TO meet the evils Of
ultra-radlcal agitation is with the iea.
son which proper education applies.
| regard education as the best remedy
for mistakes or false political COO,
ceptlOns."
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20

A letter reaching the Bureau of
Education At Washington lately from
On ordinary citizen conts,usd the tol-
lowing pithy sentence
"In the city they won't give people
with children a house and In the
country they won't give US . school"
Think II over carefully.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20

To present pictorially the results OF
good breeding methods, the United
States department OF agriculture has
prepared a fOur-c0lOr poster which Is
now ready for distribution in two
sizes, Is by 30 inches and 10 by IA
inches.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20
Poster Tells Better Sires Message.

II deals particularly with the het-
ter sires movement and Is available TO
those Interested In livestock Improve
ment. Requests, stating size desired.
may be addressed TO the division of
publications, United States department
of agriculture, Washington. ID. c.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20

In sdverslty be spirited and firm
and with equal prudence lessen youi
sail when filled With too.fortunats
gale of prosperity. Horace
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20
The "ovsNinu Stone ~

sulphur IN one " the old.s, tns~u
e'e'nrn's' the ancient Assyrian si.
chemists regarded II ~ the principle
OF combustion oo accoun, Of ne own
'nnHnlnsbIli'y, and termed II "brm.
stone tnesnlns literally burning
ssoos.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20
LACK OF TEACHERS
SERIOUS PROBLEM
ISOLATION Al Moment 10 Selse.
tlon Of County Boards
Of Education

Every Real. Fine, True. Rsd-6leodsd
Man and Woman In Kentucky Urged
to Get Busy at Once and Interest
Themselves In School Mattsra
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20
PROGRAM
Chapel Hill, Friday, July 3Oth

Call TO Order $50 A. NJ
Devotional Rev j. NJ. Hicks
Address .........,....., H. Thomas County President
America Calls for Larger and Better Sunday Schools
Miss nellie Walker
Christ Calls for Larger and Better Sunday Schools,
Rev X. II. Anthony
The Size of the Sunday Schools of County. H. o. Franklin
The Measure of the Sunday Schools of County According
the Minimum Standard, Miss Mary Virginia Howard
What the Kentucky Sunday School Association doing larger
and Better Sunday Schools ........ Rev. G. A. Joplin
NOON
Kenuckys Obligation her Sunday Schools Hollis C. Franklin
Better Workmen-Bette Work .............. E. F. Dean
The Social Life of the Sunday School Rev f. L. Mcdowell
reaching ReV Jas r. frce w. ".
The Final Test OF Sunday Schoo- Product Rev g. A. Joplin
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-20
PROGRAM

PROGRAM
PNEY DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
To be- Held at Sugar Grove, Saturday, July 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-23
MAS provision, amigos!
Que ell pueblo Sc fila

Sc anuncia para muy pronto una
nueva combination judicial. Y va
un peri6dico publica los nombrcs
de quienes ell rumor p1blico cita
como posibles candidates para el
ascenso.
Y son los mismos de sicmpre.
va la isla conoce q esos candidates
Y Sc sabe de memoria sus nombres.
Otro periodico local refriendo-
sc uno de estos, y despues de dar
le por SECURE su ascenso EN- la com
bmaci6n proxima, dice al termi-
mar: "Que Sc repitan". Esto es,
que siga la DANA, pues son va va
rios los ascensos que suma el afor
tunado iurista ell los dos tlltimos
aiiOs.
Nos sentimos orgullosos de que
imestro pals pueda contar Ell la
judicatura con ciudadanos tan rec
tos v competentes que de ascenso
en- ascenso lleguen a la cumbre
para desde ella irradiar prestigio
ycapacidad.
Pero, les que, por desgracia, es
tan reducido su numero?.
Tenemos entendido que ell Puer
to Rico pasan de cien los hombres
Que actualmente estan trabajando
en-. ell Departamento de Justlcia.
Y podriamos sehalar a otros, que
ITO entran EN- ell privilegio arriba
cxpresado, a quienes tambien el
pueblo senala como buenos, como
suficientemente honrados, laborio-
SOS Y competentes. con un magni-
fieo record" Ell ell Departamento
dicho, v, que no ven la suya por
linguna parte.
Antes por el c0ntrariO; ell juego
parece seguirse dando Ell las mis-
mas cartas, poniendo de relieve Il
supremacia de la suerte. Y no es
la suerte la que debe triunfar EN-
un gobierno democratico Y libre,
no es el privilegio, sino ell propio
merito suficientemente demOstra-
do.
. Tenemos Ell cartera nombres que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-23
FL AvENTURERo NINoTTo
EEL TELEGRAMA DEL
CoNDE DE BERNsToRFF

sCuando estall0 la guerra, la emoci6n
producida por la absoluci6n de mazda
me Caillaux agitaba todavia los bu-
levares Los amigos de CASTOR Calmette
y enemigos de CaiLaux, gentes de Ia
derecha enardecidas por la passion sec
taria, envenenadas por el odio, apro-
vIcharOn ell motive patri6ticO que ofre
Ella la aggression para crear al antique
presidente del Consejo, representative
de la politica conciliadora de 1911, una
situacion dificilisima ante la opinion,
conmovida por el brutal ataque a
fondo' de Alemania En- vano CaillauY
sc propuso servir a la patria invadi
da on las filas de la administration
militar; incidentes enojosos, repetidOs
con lamentable frecuencia, lie obligaron
a apartarse del EiercitO. Fue entonces
cuando el GObiernO de su pals lie con-
flo una mission de caracter econ0mico en
la America del Sur. Durante e viaje,
on Buenos Aires. lie fu6 presentado un
titulado "conde" Minotte, que en-
realidad era un agente de la propagan
da alemana Este aventurero trat6 de
ponerle en- r,laei6n con el representan
te diplomatico de Alemania en- la Ar
gentina. Won Luxburg. a 10 Que Cal
llau Sc neg6 en- absolute. Pero los enc
migos de Caillaux dieron en- decir que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-23
Ell sensational proCeSo contra Cai||aux

ell diplomatieo aleman V el ex presi-
dente del Consejo frances habian cam
biado impregi9nes a traves de Minotto.
Els la primera insinuaei6n que So hace
contra Caillaux acusandole, mas me
nos francamente, de inteligencia con
el enemigo. FL fundamento de la acu-
saci6n due eomienza a esbozarse es
I'm telegrama dirigido por Won Luxburg
al eonde lie Brnstorff, mbajador de
Alemania en- los Estados Unidos, Y re-
expedido por este Berlin. Seg1n dicho
telegrama, CailIaux, qh no Sc ha mos
trado insensible atenciones indirec
tas de Won Luxburg, eonserva, sin mo-
dificaei6n notable, su antigua oFien
taci6n political.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-23

sOmeteremos la opinion publica.
Para que esa opinion respOnda con
respecto a la calificaci0n que de
ellos hemos hechos Ell cuanto a
competencia, honradez Y merito
personal. Y,despues de concienzu
do examen a esa opinion toca ave
riguar: tpor que los ciudadanos
que responder ellos sc encuen-
tran condenados a eterna poster
gacion sin que para NADIA Sc les ten
ga en- cuenta al hacerse esas com
binaciones, y asi pasan un ano y
otro sin que jamas Sc piense Ell
premiar sus serviciOs?..
Sabemos Ell donde radica ell NAL
v, de la misma manera que hemos
tronado siempre en- contra de to-
do aquello que en- nuestro. enten-
der desapasionado V serene impli-
que injusticia, hablaremos mas
acerca de esta question cuando lie
que su oportunidad y los hechos
nos demuestren de un mOdo clarO
que ell favoritismo persiste con per
juicio de la verdadera capacidad.
Nos aventuramos a Greer que
en- esta combination que Sc anun-
ella, tanto ell gobierno como las di-
recciones de los partidos politicos,
daran mayor enfasis a este asun-
to, Y, menOs importancia los rem
cores personales, a la audacia, al
arrierismo Y la majaderia yendo-
Sc en- persecution del merito dom
denIiera este, para que asi vaya a
nuestros tribunales de justicia una
verdadera selection de 10 mejor
Quedaremos 'OJO AVISOR' He
mos visto que hasta la fecha ell
pueblo, ell este motive, Sc ha de-
mOstradO demasiado mdiferente,
sin tener en- cuenta que son las
COrtes de Justicia ell sitio eli don
de Sc derimen aquellas cuestiones
que mas le afectan EN- su honor Y
en- sus intereSes. Podremos muy fa-
cilmente pOnerle en- guardia con-
venciendole de su error.
Lord WILM0RE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-23
NUESTRO PROGRE-
SO COMERCIAL

III Hardware Age, ell magazine mas
conocido en- Ell ramo de ferreterfa, pu-
bliea en- el nGmero correspondence al
cinco de febrero, dos fotografias del
acreditado estableeimiento Eerrete-
ria Finlay' una del partamento de
Herrajes Y otra del Departamento de
Herramientas para carpinterOs.
Los epfgrafes de estas vistas son
en- extreme encomiasticos: "Atraetiva
exhibition de Herrajes "Mostrado
res gavetas distributes conwenien
temente, .
Cuando un peri6dico de reputation
mundial como ell Hadware Age, toma
dos aparadores de una ferreteria de
San Juan, para mostrarlos como mo-
delo traves de los Estados Unidos;
cuando un peri6dico cuya redacci6n
eoncurren los meiores diseos de pre-
sentacioms ferreteras del orbe, fla su
atenci6n en- una ferreterfa de Puerto
Rico, Y nos la eta como eiemplo en-
disposition de articulos de ese .ramo,
debemos sentir la satisfaction de que
marchamos en- ell orden comercial
la cabeza de todos los Estados dc la
Union.
No somos va un arrabal antillano
donde los comerciantes carecfan de
gusto, para exhibir sus productos.
La 9 Fierreteria Finlay' esta mon
tada con un lujo de detalles que la
hacen digha de aparecer como una
de las mas importantes en- el mundo,
nosotros felieitamos don Andres
Rodrigaez por este nuevo triunfo,
damos la enhorabuena al pals por ir
a IL vanguardia en- el movimiento fe-
rretero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-23
Ell "AFFAIRE" LIPSCHER
Y Ell BANoUERo MARX
DE MANNHEIM
NNisN

Otro aventurero, un tai Lipscher, que
intriga en- Suiza conoce "la anti
qua orientaci6n politica' de Caillaux
pttende entablar negociaeiones con
el ex presidente del Conseio RANGES.
A este obieto le dirige varias cartas
Que Caillaux no conf sta. Por fin, an
te Ia insistencia de- Lipseher, Caillaux
lie escribe para rehusar terminantenien
te toda communication prohibirh en-
absolute toda correspondence. Pero
Caillaux tiene la debilidad de recibir
Ia vista de una muier, Teresa Du
verger, enviada de Lipscher,' Y comete,
seg1n sus enemigos. Ia cnOrme i'm
prudencia de darle quinientOs frances,
en- vez de denunciarla las autori-
dades en- calidad de espia. algun
tempo despues Sc presenta ell vi des-
paeho de Cailaux I'm desconocido que
le tntrega dos notas Ia primra escri
Ia mdquina, dice: Mr.. Lipscher
no es deseab bic como intermediate. Yo
me pongo a vuestra disposition V es-
toy autorizado para establ Ger la re
laci6n que deseais'a FL texto de la
(Continua en- la panina 6a.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-23

Para que los lectores, que habran
seguido en- los cablegramas de lei
MUNDo" los incidentes d, 4 ruidoso
proccso, los eomprendan mejor, publi-
camos, IN sintesis, los antecedentes de
La causa que ha producido enorme es-
candalo en- Paris y profunda sensation
en- Europa. va saben los leetores que
., acusa Mr. Cailaux, ex-jefe del
gobierno frances, DIS traici6n, por supo-
nersele que Sc puso EN- relaciones con
Alemania durante ell curse de la que
ira, con el prop6sito de restablecer la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-23
LEA ESTo

Desea usted comprar una buena
casa de concrete con cllatro dor
mitorios. con balloon, comedor, pa
sillo, galeria, cocina cuarto de ba
no inodoro de losetas Esta diez
minutes de San Juan entire la ca
rretera Norte y carretera del Sur
a cincuenta metros de cada una.
En- esquina, construction excelen-
te.
Informara su dueno
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-23
Ell problema adriatico
Sc complica mas

AL tenor de los despachos que sc
reciben de Paris la Intervention del
presidente Wilson en- el problema del
Adriatico no ha dado los resultados
que Sc csperaban. Segin declaracio-
mes ofciales, el primer mipistro de.
Italia, senor Nitti, y el ministro de
relaciones exteriores de Serbia, Sc
nor Trumbitch, no han logrado po
nerse de acuerdo acerca de la forma
la de arreglo mediante la cual pueda po
ncrse termino a la controversial de
fronteras.
Una circunstancia que viene a com
plicar la situacion es la de que les
yugoeslavos alegan que no renuncia
ran a sus pretensiones sobre Escuta-
ri una faja del norte de Albania
mientras los italianos nlantengan las
suyas sobre Valona y una faja del
oeste de Albania. En- el memoran-
dunn de de diciembre, que ell presi
dente Wilson mantiene a1n en- todas
sus parties, no Sc da los yogoesla-
vos Escutari, pero en- cambio, 81 Sc
da Valona los italianos. Por otra
parte, en- ell arregIo propuesto por
Lloyd George, y descartado en- la ac
tualidad, sc daba Escutari a los yu-
goslavos.
Habia venido creyendose hasta aho
ra que para poner en- vigor ell ARE
glo del de diciembre, Sc necesitaba
solo lograr que Italia consintiera en-
clio. Pero ahora resulta que los yu-
goeslavos declaran que dicho memo
randum jamas Sc les comunico of
cialmente nj ha sido aceptado por
elios. De ese memorandum, los yugo-
eslavos aceptan la parte relativa
Fiume no hallan satisfactoria la
que sc refiere los limites del sur
En- cuantas formulas de arreglo
Sc han propuesto hasta ahora, Sc da
Valona a los italianos; 10 mismo en-
el memorandum del 20 de enero. No
parece probable que Roma Sc incline
a abandonar sus pretensiones a este
rcspecto. Y sin embargo, los yugoes-
lavos ponen esa condicion pra acep
tar los terminus del memorandum del
8 de diciembre.
En- algunos cireulos paFisienses sc
dice que la intervention del presiden
te Wilson en- este asunto ha venido
a difcultar la soluci6n. debido a que
italianos yugoslavos habian estado
negociando sobre la base de que Yu
goeslavia recibiria Escutari como
compensation por oti'os territories
Case que ell presidente Wilson nc
apruebe la entrega de Escutari
Yugoeslavia, sera bastante dificil O.
pueda llegarse al arregio directo en-
tire Roma y Belgrade.
Los yngoeslavos abegan que ell pre-
sidente Wilson Sc equivoca al supo-
ner que reclaman a Escutari como
compensation de territories cedidos
en- el norte debido a miras imperia
listas. Dicen que es la 1nica salida al
mar que tiene el territorio montene-
grino, Y que, por tarto, puede negar
seles. Al n1ismo tempo aIegan que
no hay raz6n para que Sc de Valona
Italia y Sc lie niegue Escutari
Yugoeslavia.