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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18

seph, was visiting Saturday with her
sister, Ray Conner and family.
AT the recent meeting Of Forest
City Rchcliah lodge, the following Of
ficers were installed by the district
president, Mrs. 10y Williams, Of Craig,
for the ensuing term; Jennie Hoover,
n g.; Laura Casteel, V. e.; Callle
Glass, Secretary; Mary Thornhill,
Financial Secretary; Libby Mills,
Treasurer; Ellen LandcrS, Warden;
Maudc Dryden, Conductor; Ida Spocr,
Chaplain; Corda Anderson, r. $. n. c.;
Bertha Beavers, l.. S. n. g.; Mrs. Geo.
Stroud, r. s. V. c.; Mamie Raiser,
l. S. V. g.; Frank Castecl, o. G.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Buntz and
little daughter, Mary Elizabeth, OF
Mound City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Med
way HoovcrS of Forest City, spent the
day, Monday, at the home Of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Meyer, OF
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradie Sipes, Mr.. and Mrs. Virg-
el Sizes, Mr.. and Mrs John Speer, all
took dinner and spent the day, Sun
day at the l.. A. Staleup home, in Ore
gon.
The relatives and friends of Mrs,
John Anderson, gave surprise dinner
on her Sunday, at her home, il being
her birthday. Those who We're pres
ent and enjoyed the day, We're; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Fawks; MIR. and Mrs. JOHN
Waggoner and son, Harold; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Z. Richardson; Judge and
Mrs. Stallard, daughter, Miss Maude
and Otto; Ruby Chesney; Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Anderson and daughter
Aileen; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Davis and
children, of st. Joseph; Mrs. Sarah
Potter and Miss Mary Alkire. All re-
ported an enjoyable time and dinner,
Mrs. j. 7. Birmingham was st
Joseph visitor, Saturday.
--MrAand Mrs. Ray Dreher left last
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Wednesday evening FOR Denver, Colo.
where they expect to locate. We wish
them good luck and prosperity, where
ever they locate.
Sam and Thomas Pilkngton made
n business trip to st. Joseph, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs r. V. Scott and Miss
Naundus Quick spent Sunday after
non with Mr. and Mrs. G, T.. Sentney.
Rev. +. |. Blanchard, Of Kansas
City, who is holding meeting, organiz-
ing churches and public work Of ting
American Baptist Publication Society,
was in our city, Monday with Rev II.
l.. Stratton.
The finest quality of Mctcalf
French back worsteds in neat silk
mixtures that can be used for year
around wear are offered by Block
Brothers, st. Joseph, at $46,50. Staple
Models for Men, including Stouts,
Longs, Shorts and Extra Sizes. Coats
hand tailored, lined with finest quality
Beatrice serge. Suits that formerly
sold u to $1,000. Suits no better than
these have retailed In this market for
$4,000 and more.--Adv.
"A Valentine and birthday party
was given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Reynolds, Sunday after
noon, Feb. l3, in honor of their little
daughter, Gerene's 9th birthday, which
falls on Valentine day. On account
Of the little folks going TO school. it
was celebrated on Sunday, Gerene ne
ceived many nice presents and Valen-
tines from those present, The after
noon was spent in games and music,
after which dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were Rebecca
Royd, Myrtle Fitzmaurice, Virginia,
Marguerite, Anna and Eleanor Hart
nett, May, Marjorie and Lewis Hub
bard, Mercedes and Thomas Philip
Sinclair, Frankie Foley, Mrs. James
Hartnett and Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Rey-
nolds and family. - ~. =
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to see his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Rhodes,
at the Noycs hospital. lie report
her getting along nicely,
Hugh Wilson and family, Earl
Wilson and family, of Oreoon; Jesse
Cain and family, Of New Point; A. B.
Cass and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs. y. r. Miller, Of
Iron, Mimi; Miss Ethel Cass, of Kan
sas City, and Thomas Miller all at
tended, and enjoyed family reunion
held at the J. II. Wilson home, Sunday.
Mrs, f.. Caskey and Mrs. Fern
Russell, and two children, Pearl Alice
and Leo Wayne. went to st, Joseph,
Monday morning, whore Mrs. Caskey
was shopping, and Mrs. Bussell put
her children in the Shcltering Arms
home.
John Birmingham, Jr,, was in St.
Joseph, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meyer and
daughter, Charlotte, spent Sunday
evening, at the Wilbur Buntz home,
near Mound City.
We understand that the Murray
Grocery Co., retailers Of st. Joseph,
will put in a store at the office, form
erly occupied by c. S. Mckee, east OF
the lumber yard. 1t will be operated
by Mr., Rowling and wife. Mr.. Row
ling will go around over the country,
and take orders and deliver goods.
Mrs. f. Brock went to Craig, Sat
urday evening, where she helped to
celebrate the birthday of her grand
daughter, Jane, daughter Of Mr.and
Mrs. w, A. Taylor. Doris Brock, of
City, was also there.
Miss Ethel Cass, Of Kansas City,
came up Saturday, and spent a few
days, here, with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A, b, Cass and family. 2
For Sale or Rep-My property in
Forest City. For tefms, see
/ n BERT HAMILTON 4
Miss Margaret Kollmer, Of st. Jo-
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icct. "ilow May Find Life
Work" Also preaching service, $3.50
y. m. DEVOTIONAL and Bible Study,
Wednesday evening. 7:30. Everybody
cordially invited to attend all the SER
vices of the church. NNNA
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Hopper went
90 81. Joseph, Sunday morning, whri"
they spent the day with her sister.
Mrs. Hazel Worth.
MIR. and .lr.. Oral Nu'und prnl
Friday in st. Joseph.
Those who shipped took from our
city. last Wednesday ysic VIM. Drrr,
one car Of cattle and hog, mixed; and
onc car of cattle; Dan Hahn, lr, one
car q hogs; Zoe Mitchell. one ear of
cattle; q. A. Williams, manager of the
Farmers Shipping Association, one
car of hogs.
Ernest Smith. of Savannah. Mo-.
came over, last Wednesday, and spent
few days with his parent, Nj and
Mrs. W. j. Smith.
Ellis Beaver and sister. Miss
Nellie spent several day. the first Of
last week with their uncle, Mr and
Mrs. J. {. Beaver, 1T Grand Island,
Ncbr.
MIR and Mr.. Joe llauber. Of st.
Joseph, returned To their home. last
Wednesday, pftcr spending few day /,
with her folks, MI. and Mrs. james
Hartnett.
Henry Bruno, who owns part ~
tho Stallapl fnrri, south Of town. was
transacting business IN our city, sever.
nj days of last week, returning home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Adam Schacrfcr, son, Lee
and Mr.. !. VI. Schacifcr, ST., spcn'
last Thursday in ST. Joseph.
Mrs. J. u. Brdgnian and daugh
ter, Hope, Of Maitland, were visiting
.. the G. =. Mckee home.
". H. Brock, Of HOlyoke, Colo,
came last week. and is here with hi
family, visiting with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs, Fills Beaver, Di
Grand Island, Ncbr,, have moved on
the farm In benton district with thcif
sister. Miss Nellie i,cnver, which they
will farm this year
MIR. and Mrs. \. II. Miller came
here. last Tue 'iay, while on their way
home at Iron. MINI, from California
They are making visit with his faith
or Thomas Miller and with other
U,lativcs.
Tho newest style creations ir
Women's and Misses Spring Suits
Goats, Dresses, Houses and Skiit'
have arrived nt Rlock brothers, ST
Joseph, and they being offered al
popular prices, and II has already
created "Icat buying activity IN thi'
dcnartmen, of this wcll-known stone
They advise early shopping this scnsor
TO take advantaEr of these att.at,yt
offers, ADV
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Mr. and Mr.. VI. u. Millc,. of Iron,
Mimi, were visiting several days OF
last with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert plummcr.
Mrs. Robert Church went 10 Kan.
sas City, Saturday, where she spent II
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse YOunt.
VIM. I.aSnic wen, over To Falls
City, Nobr.. Saturday, where he IL tnk-
ing ostcopa,hic treatment from DR..
Randall.
Mrs. 4. VI. Brown va. shopping
in St. Joseph, Saturday afternoon, M.
Brown won't down in the evening, and
they spent the night and Sunday with
his folks. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Brown.
i. T. Scott made business trip t0
81. Joseph, Saturday.
Mems and Young Mems attention
Is called to special bargain feature
window Df Mem and Young Mems
OvrIcoats, Top Goats and Raincoats
in Block Brother, FeliN Street Fash.
ion Arcade, ST. Joseph, Priced NJ
$lf.T5.--Adv.
Mi,s Ruth NaiSin, vent to Craig
Saturday evening, and spent Sunday
with relatives.
Frank Foley went 10 Nodaway,
SATURDAY. morning, where he spent the
day with his parent, Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Foley.
Mrs. Thomu llill and daughter,
Mr.. Ne maa Nunkol, went 10 FortcS-
cue, Saturday, whore they made few
days visit with their son and brother,
VIM. Ilill and family.
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Forest City and Vicinity
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST, AS RECORDED BY DELpHEUs
Fra,ier.klopp.

Announcement u made Of the mar.
rlagc Of one of our prominent doctors,
Dr. J. A. klopp, to Mrs. Mary II. Fra.
zier Tuesday, February 4, they took
the early morning train for st. Joseph,
and upon arrival IN that city they we're
directed to the NJ. T.. church, where
the minister. Charlie, Wentworth, tied
the nuptial knot. The bride wore a
beautiful Hannah brown silk, ard
the groom va, dressed in the convon-
iional black after the brief ceremony
they took short wedding trip 10 KEN
-as City. Upon thcii arrival in that
city they were driven Co th" nome Of
her daughter, Mis. Frcl iIorchcrs.
WHORE u reception wa. gwen them.
Thursday thcy left karsas City with
the best Wishes Of thei grildrcn % i
friend, and upon land.r in Forest
City. they were driven to their plcily
tO2ily furui.gc room 4, ami v3.ig u.
joyinG the sweet and peaceful dreams
of home life once more, the small boys
rf the town gathered unccrrmoniou,ly
around the front door and commenced
a tin.can and shot gun screnadc, but
the doctor soon made his appearance
and passed out the customary treat.
The doctor and his wife are we'll
known. having lived here for several
years, and they have host of friends
who wish them a long and prosperous
life. N.X.
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Thursday, February "a,
Grain and Hay

About $500 bushels of good in crib $50 bushels
of good seed OATS to 5 tons of good baled alfalfa hay
or tons of bottom prairie hay baled.
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TERMS OF SALE

on
o
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18
rorc., City Methods, Church Nole-

Sunday school. 1000 a. M.
Preaching services, 1900 u. M, Sub
jeet. "ilow | May Find Life
Work" Also preaching service, 1880
y. m. DEVOTIONAL and Bible Study,
Wednesday evening, 7:30. Everybody
cordially invited to attend all the SER
vices of the church. NNNN
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SALE

public sale the place known as the S %a
roads
Of Napier ale
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

John Bowren and wife Of Milling
ton visited his brother, Chas. Bowren,
and wife, Thursday.
Charles Wildfong of Coleman was
a guest of his aunt, Mrs. Fred Haas,
during the Home Coming.
Chas. Z. Taylor is making fine i'm
provements to his lawn. l.. l.. Skin
ner is doing the work.
Miss Lula Hobson Of Flint spent
few days the past week with her
aunt, Mrs. A. Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Dykeman and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dunbar were Flint
callers, Saturday.
Mrs. Ford Farley and children of
Flint spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Farley.
Anna Habkirk is spending her va
cation at Cedar Point, o., and Mag
ara Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. Sarah Wallace of Saginaw,
visited her brother, Ted Hartman,
Sunday.
Look over the children's shoes
are they ready for school-Shoe Shop
Masonic Bldg.
Miss Abb Butler attended the
Horton School Reunion Thursday in
Birch Run.
Mrs. Margaret Blue of Mt. Morris
is visiting relatives and friends in
Clio.
Mrs. N. Butler and daughter, Iva,
are spending few days visiting H.
N. Butler and family in East Tawas.
Miss Christina Smith spent the
week end with Miss Frances Minor of
Birch Run.
Wayne Galbraith and Miss Ruth
Stewart of Fairgrove spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gal
braith.
Elias Mcdonald and wife of Sagi-
nav were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Glover during the Home
Coming.
Rexall Blackberry Cordial is guar
anteed to be safe and speedy cure
for summer complaint. For sale by
Reid Bros.
Clio defeated Arbela last Thursday
in ball game, score IA. Bat
teries: Clio, Littlefeld and Bowman !;
Arbela, Fitzgerald and Williams.
Mrs. Richard Carlton returned to
her home in Petrolia, Ont, having
spent the past five weeks with her
son, Sol, and family.
Fred Willis, an old resident of this
locality, attended the Home Coming
last week. He was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Hamilton.
c. w. Shaw and family spent the
week end at their old home in Glad
win County.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-08-25

WANTED-Stock of straw-wheat,
oat or rye. Geo. Phillips, Pine
Run, p. o. address, Clio, Mich.
X. +. ID. No. a. 1892
AFTER-You have tried everybody,
far and near, and have become dis
gusted, try M. C. Graves, Jeweler,
and wear a smile. Parcels Post
is easy. Get estimates. 123
Spruce St., Vassar Mich. 81
FOR SALE-Surrey and Black Beau
ty axle grease to grease it with. +.
w. Hymen, Clio. 1882
FOR SALE-No. farm team, cheap.
c. II. Dingman, 2 miles north on
electric line at Lake Road Cross
ing. 81
lady's silver purse. Own
er may recover same at this office
by proving property and paying for
this ad. 81
FOR SALE-Ripe tomatoes, bring
your baskets and get them for 60c
per bushel. VIM. McNally. 81
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THE PEOPLES
WANTS

FOR SALE-Twenty acres or more,
good location, 4 miles west of Clio.
Edgar w. Wilson. 30-31
FOR SALE-Seven pigs, 16 weeks
old. John Erickson, two miles east
and one mile north CT Clio. Old
Benson place. 30-31
THE RHEUMATISM AND CA
arrh man soon to be at Saginaw.
Those infected cannot afford to
miss seeing this man. Watch for
announcement later. 29-30-4
FOR SALE-National Traction gaso-
line engine, 20 h. p. also bean
thresher. Got to be sold to settle
the estate of Frank Shaw. Inquire
of Albert Shaw, Clio, Mich. 1892
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FOUND-Side curtain for automo-
bile at M. U. r. Waiting Room,
Saturday. Owner can have same
by calling at The Messenger of
flee and proving property and pay
ing for adv. 81
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to Clearwater Lake, Maple,
Mimi, where they will spend a
week.
The Misses Constance Moss,
Ruth Meyers, and Cora and Lima
Mikolas, spent week at the Ho-
tel Keewaydin, Lake Minnetonka.
Misses Clarice Kellerman, 1919
South Seventh Street, and Violet
Heiman, 1917 Eleventh Avenue
South, have returned from two
weeks stay at Lake Pulaski, Buf-
falo, MINI.
Miss Rae Phillips, 2432 Aldrich
Avenue South, who has just re-
turned from a trip East, left Sun
day, August 7, to spend several
weeks at Glacier National Park.
Miss Susan Wender, 1884 Nor
gan Avenue North, left Friday,
August II, to be the guest for
two weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Kopa1d (nee Zelda Kopa1d) of
Chicago.
Miss Rose SLIDER, III Highland
Avenue, returned home Monday,
August 8, after spending week
at Lake independence, MINI.
Miss Elsie Friedman of New
York City is spending few days
with Mrs. Frank Eisenberg, 1912
Yale Place.
Misses Esther Scheinbaum,
1900 Fifth Avenue South, and
Katherine Lifson, 1888 Knox
Avenue North, returned Tuesday,
after a three weeks stay at Sioux
City, Iowa, visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Leah Levens, $40 Irving
Avenue North, has just recently
returned from a five weeks trip
on the Range and in Duluth.
While on the Range, she visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lippman of
Hibbing, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
L1ppIIldIl dllu NIl. dllu Nll .. IL
Bankman of Virginia, and 9TH
ers.
Miss Rose Podolor, 1910 FIRE.
mont Avenue North, returned
Monday from La Crosse, Wis,
where she visited her fance's sis
ter, Mrs. A. Lewis, for two weeks.
DR.. Samuel Gross and DR.. Mau-
rice lack of Duluth, left Thurs
day on lake trip to points in
Ohio, following which they will
attend the annual dental conven-
ton to be held in Milwaukee next
week.
Mr.. Herbert Lippitt Of Boston,
Mass, was in the city for several
days last week. He left Monday
for International Falls, Mimi,
and will return the latter part of
the week for a short stay in Min
Mi. E2E2 l
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With the Travellers.


Mr.. and Mrs. Max Blumen-
kranz and their little daughter,
Betty Jane, have returned to the
city after visiting Western Cana
da and the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Rosen-
field and little daughter, Lea Eta,
of Newton Avenue South, re-
turned last week from five
weeks motor trip to Milwaukee
and Chicago. Enroute they mo-
tored to The Dells, Devils Lake
and other Wisconsin resorts.
They will leave about the middle
of October for California to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Newton Davis of Fremont
Avenue South, has as her guest
her -in-law, Mrs. Emil Nor
ris and daughter, Louine of Gin
ton, Iowa, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gross, DR..
and Mrs. H. N. Meleck, and Mr..
Jonah Weinstein of this city, and
Mr.. Alexander Gross of Denver,
returned Sunday from nine day
motor trip to Duluth, Superior
and the Iron Range. In Duluth
they were the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. M. S. Iirschfeld, and DR..
Samuel Gross; in Virginia they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Late
and Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Shaned-
ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Edelman
and daughter, Florence, 1862 Gar
field Avenue, are spending two
weeks at the Dahl House, Chisago
City.
Mrs. B. Labovitz and son, 1000
Aldrich Avenue South, returned
Sunday from six weeks visit in
International Falls, MIMI, where
they visited with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Shapiro.
Mrs. Geo. Naitove and son,
Irwin, of New York City, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sweet
at West Arm, Lake Minnetonka,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brooks
spent several days in St. Cloud,
Mimi, as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Kaufman (nee Sarah
Shapiro).
Mrs. Elmer Lenske of Fremont
Avenue North, has left for sew
eral weeks stay at Lakeville,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hoffman and
son Billy, who have been visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Shedlov, 812 Bryant Avenue
North, will leave Sunday, August
IA, for their home in Kansas City,
Mo-, after months stay.
Mrs. A. Farbstein, matron of
the Jewish Sheltering Home for
Hxx1,~,I Q7EE
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SEBEVRAZDA LEGIONARE.

V pIuke,ni kancelari csl.
pluku els. l Mistra Jana Hu-
Isl zasttelIi Sc ine 13. I. a. po
poledm pritoHnosti velitele
pIuku, podplukovnjka lps. le-
|gii Kut;r&S4a, najora Machot-
ky. kapitana Dostala a nadpo
rutika ruskych legii Vaclava
Vltka, desdtnik ruskych legii
Flip Bormot. Jelikoz tato Sc
bevrazda vyvolala mimofad-
nou poZornost Z mnoho Sc 0
nj mluvi nespravneho (Zejme
ma domnelem nespravedli-
VEN iednani yuci BormotovD
piseme 0 tragick6m tomto pri
pade obsirmeji. Flip Bormot
byl rodily Rus, 21-lety. Jako
hoch l5-lety ystoupil Y r. 1915
do 2. roty Ceske Druziny =
Rusku a prodtlal 5 ceskEmi le
giemi vsecky akce k ochrane
sibifske magistraly ma Gseku
Kiukvennaja-Taj5et. Ma iafe
T. 1919 nabidl Sc, re prevezme
sluzbu yyzH6dacskou mezi bol
seyiky. Nabidka ia byla prija-
TIA, ale cd te DOLBY byl Bormot
pro ceske legle nezvestnynl
Zaiali jej totiz bolSevici, mu-
eli, zavrazdili ieho pfibuzne
a t6z Filipa Bormota odsoudi-
Ii K smrti. V5ak podarilo Sc mu
Iuprchnouti. Hledel pax svou
rotu a nalezl ii az II. dubna
1921 c. Budejovicich. Toho
dne obievil Sc zubozenem
stavu ma dyofe kasaren. kde
prave podplukovnik Kutlvasr
shromazd'oyal sye vojiny "a
dcelem odchodu IA cviciSte.
Spatriv Bormota, srdecne no O.
bejmul polibil, predstavil no
vojlnum, kterl mu vzdali po-
ctu jako hrdtnovi. Bormot pax
dan do mi>tnosti PRO nemocne
voiiny, kde se 5 MIN co nejpe-
cliyeli zachazelo, takze Sc be
hem neko!lka nedel zotavil
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sky vyzyval vladu, ably prile-
zitost tuto 81 nedala ujit a OBJ
sadila cast Albanie jake O.
.chrankyne krest'anu Albanii
.Nez vlada belehradska zacho-
.vava pfisnou neutralitu, a "a
.jlSt'uje pouze svoje hranice.
.Rovn6z albanska vlada obsa-
.suje svoje hranice proti kral
ISHS., ale nensim dsp6chem
Albanske cetnictvo, hlfdajici
hranice ma Bojane, uteklo, pro
Itoze nedostavalo platu a trpe-
10 hlad.
Vlada musila je pax nahra-
diti vojskem. Rovn6z podel
Drinu jsou rozlozeny Getty al
banske a bulharsti makedon-
Istf komiti. Obe vlady navza-
jem Sc obavaji prepadu pres
hranice. Jihoslovanska Vlada
Sc boil hlavn6, ably nepravidel-
ne tlupy mohamedanskych lu-
picu, veden6 povestnym Bal
ram Curem, spolu makedon-
skymi komity nevpadli ma uze-
mi kral. SHS. Zejmena Stara
ISrbije, jiz tax dost suzOvana
Iarnautskymi a mohamedansky
| mi cetami, mohla by Sc snad-
no stati bojistem, kdyby hra-
nice nebyly strezeny silnymt
oddily.
Odpor Miriditd slabne. Jed
max nevyplnila Sc jejich made
lie, re jine krest' anske kmeny
& Albanii vyhlasi odboj prot
Tiran6, jednak jsou spatn6 "a.
sobovani a vyzbrojeni ! pocet
Inc slabi. Cita Sc asi 1900 ro-
din miriditskych, rozd6lenycF
\ nekolik menSich Emenu. Bo-
| Iiovniku je asi 4 tislce. Vlada
| kmene je dedicne v rukou rO-
diny Bib Doda.
Priciny albanskych nepoko.
Ii1 isou dvoji, hospodarsk6 9
Inabozensk6. Zeme, v6tsinou
chuda, nemuze sve obyvatel.
stvo uzivit, a proto Sc cast AL
Ibancu zivila lupicstvim, kterf
lie nyni Albancum znemozne-
ln0 Y sousednlch statech, ktert
sYoje hranice prot Albani
Ipeclive strezi. TAX Zbyva AL
Ibancum jen vlastni uzemi
lDruha pficina neklidu V Alba
luii je siInejSi uvedomeni nabo
izcnske nez NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Inc. Jak katolici, tax pravo
slavni Albanci zarli ma Tira
lnu, kde mali silnou posiic mu
Islimani, kteri odtud chteji o.
lvladnouti ceIou Zemi.
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V Belehrad6, 26. tervence.
Nynejsi boj vlady albanske S
Miridity je obdobny boji f.
sad paSou. Jako pred dv6ma
lety sympatisovalo kral. SHS.
S Esad paSou, tax letos zdu-
raznuje Sc opet, re Miridite
bojuji boj krize prot mohame-
danskym kmenum je utiskuji-
elm. Ia Vladou tiranskou stoji
Italie.
Miriditska republika V Orc
s. strelbou del slavnostne pro-
hlaSena dlouheho trvani NIT
nebude. Dny miriditskeho od-
poru jsou secteny. ~ Pryri je-
il pfedseda Marko Dzoni, sy-
novec slavn6ho Prenk Bib Do
dy, uz zada kral. SHS. o pu-
moe. Akt o proklamaci repu-
bliky podepsalo II vyznac-
nych vudcu kmene. Nadseni
bylo zprVu nepopsatelne, vSu-
de Sc rozhlaSovalo, re revolu-
cIonari budou bojovat We INA
meni kfize proti pulmesici A
lc tiranska vlada (nebo lepe
snad Italie?) neIenila a yypra
villa tri slime oddly, ktere Mi
ridity, obyyajici seyerovychod
Albanie, napadIy Sc tri stran.
Zpryu Sc zdalo, re Miridite
naraz vydrzei, ale brzy mu-
sill pred pfesilou, I6pe vyzbro-
jenou, ustupovati, al Sc nekte-
ii dostali ma iihoslovanske L.
zemi.
Vladni yojsko je albanske a
yyzbrojeno od Italie, ktera po-
slala della, munici a stroini pu-
SKY do pfistayu Sy. Jovan Me
duanskg. Take nemocnicni ma
terial ie . ltalie a Yojaci tran
ske vlady bojuji pry cal
skych uniformach. V cele Al
banii je narizena mobilisace
od 18 do 40 roku, protoze sc
vlada obava, ably sc povstani
nerozslrilo ma iine kfest anske
kmeny.
Spor Miriditu Tiranou ne.
H. pouze lokalniho yyznamu,
Je to jeden ze tlanku politiky
Observation-Disclosures bnIharske.
ltalie, ktera zbran6mi podpo-
rOvala kemalu pfoti svemu
scuperi Recku, podporuje { NY
III tiranskou yladu iakozto cd
purkyni Recka kral. SHS.
K enlal poslfal ,qlstruk tory. q s
mini pfisli bulharstl dustojni-
ci, ktere bulharska vlada. nu-
cena miroNou smluyou, sniziti
stav armady, propustila. Take
jlsty pocet Cernohorcu Nikolo-
vych, pfevezenych 4 ltaIie, bo-
juje radach vladniho vojska
albanskeho, aGkoli Miuditi dr.
ye "a Bib Prenk Dody krale
Nikoly pestoyali 4 Cernohorci
pfatelske styky. Jinak, jako ka
tolicke pleme, byli pod ylivem
rakouskym.
Miriditi, tisnsni vladimir
vojskem, zadaji kralovstvi
SHS. pomoc a tisk belehrad.