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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Estate OF Perry Il I2coh<. deceased
Notice is hereby given shst on the
lSsh day of August. \ D 1891. the
undersigned viii present TO the
County Court OF Crowley County.
colorado. his accounts for hnal settle
Reat of administration Of said es-
rats. when aud where an persons II
interest uzy APPEAR and obiSct to
then. If rtey 50 desire
MARTIN I, NELSON.
Administrator OF the estate OF
Perry H Jacobs. deceased
Mast & Neikle. Attorneys
First publication. Juls Is. 1871
asst publication. August II. 1891
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Train Schedule

Missouri Pacific
ORDwAN
West Bourd-s.s9 and les8s = IA
EAST Seuai sssS snS s-Ss > r.
PrEBLo TINE
Arrival
Rsss Boana II > n and ilsss
pepart
Esss bound sn m and Sss pa
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First Published July S, 1921,
Last Published Aug. ;. 1921.
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FsEs, Published July 5, 1871.
LSS, Published Aug. ) 1891
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
fusnced By constitutionsi conditions. and
IN order to cure It you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribsd BY. one Of the best physicians
in this country for years. 1t IL COM
posed OF some OF the best tonics known.
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
the ingredients In Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. 10 what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions Send for
ts'timoni.lsI e rrs: ~ pr.,. r.,... y
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24
The Passing of a Pioneer

The Gunnison Empire.
One of Gunnison County's pioneer
residents, Mrs. Josie L. Wise, passed
away at the Red Cross hospital in Sa-
Ida, last Friday morning. March 1S,
1921, at $3.50, of cancer.
Miss Josie L. Crawford came to
Gunnison county in 1888 to join her
parents at Gothic, where her father
was in business, having come out
from their home in Missouri, near
Kansas City, in 1882.
Mrs. Wise lost her hearing when a
child from black measles and whoop-
ing cough She learned the printing
trade and at different times was edi-
tor of the Crested Butte Pilot and a
paper at Crystal, and at one time
worked on the Gunnison News. She
taught at the school for the Deaf and
Dumb in Colorado Springs in 1884
and in 1886 was married to Daniel
Steinmier. who passed away in 1887
at Fruita, Colorado. She married the
second time in 1894 to John C. Wise
in Gunnison and lived at Crested
Butte, Vulcan and Creede at different
times while Mr.. Wise followed his
trade as miner. She had two chill
dren, a son who died in infancy and
daughter Elizabeth, who survives
her, and is the wife of ]. R. Ferguson
She also has a grand son, John Fer
guson- three years old and sister,
Mrs. Hugh R. Steele of Holly, Colo
RADIO, to deplore the loss of loved
one.
Mrs. Wise was member of the
Women of Woodcraft and carried
$1,000 insurance in that order
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 from the Miller
Undertaking Parlors, Rev. Glenn Da-
vies officiating. The remains were
buried in the Masons' and Odd Fell
lows cemetery. Many floral offer
ings showed the esteem in which she
was held by her old-time friends who
were present. The pail bearers were
P. ]. Hurley, Pat Hanlon, G. H. Judd.
Curtis Osborne. H. F. Bender. and D.
L. Gray.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24
20 YEARS AGO
Copied from the Files of the Elk
Mountain Pilot

March &c, 1901.
Pay day at the mine today.
DR.. E. w. Shrock, the dentist, is at
the Elk Mountain House
Thos. Blakemore and family will
leavn for Aspen Thursday.
H. A. Decker will return Saturday
from an extended business trip to
Denver and Boulder.
John Pogna has opened the road
down the valley to Oversteg. (Opened
early that year as we'll as this.)
The articles recently printed by the
Pilot in which attention was directed
to the inimitable natural resources of
the Gothic, Irwin and Crested Butte
districts have occasioned a wide
spread interest. We have received a
large number of orders for extra cop
les from Illinois and other eastern
states.
Those taking part in the Home Mis-
sionary meeting were: Mrs. w. H.
Wilson, Mrs. C. l. Lawrence, Mrs. d.
j. Applegate, Mrs. ]. L. Read, Miss
Minnie Clouch, Mrs. j. S. Olney, Mrs.
Geo. Thompson and Rev. ]. L. Read.
The meeting was held at the U. C.
church Sunday evening.
Frank Wilson, former Sterling
boy, is running for marshal of Crest
ed Butte. If the people of Sterling
had chance to vote there would be
only question of the size of his ma
jority, but as they can't, we can only
hope the good people of Crested
Butte will land him a winner because
of his deserved qualifications.{Ster
ling Advocate.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24
A WORD FOR OUR BEAVERS

''Frfends of the beaver must not be
silent at a time when his enemies
would pronounce death sentence upon
him." says District Forester Allen S.
Peck.
True there are local instances of
damage by this otherwise most inter-
esting, inoffensive and valuable little
animal; but we must observe that
his value far overshadows the local
damage he might do; moreover, this
local damage can be taken care of
under present laws. Almost bienni-,
ally our legislature in Colorado is
asked to pronounce death sentence
upon him and l want here to say a
word in his support and favor.
Beaver are a great asset to Colo
rado, not for the value of their fur,
but on account of the work they do.
They dam the streams and build res
ervoirs, which eliminate or greatly
diminish the spring floods and pro-
vide more constant flow of water
for irrigation, which is more valuable
AS one concrete illustration of this
the condition on the Little Arkansas
River may be cited. Data on the flow
of this stream was kept from 1907 to
1917. There were very few beaver on
the stream in 1907 and there was ex-
ceedingly high water in the spring
and low water toward the end of the
irrigation season. Protection given
the beaver resulted in considerably
increased numbers during the follow
great many beaver dams on the Lit
tie Arkansas. That year the flow was
very regular. One dry year there was
shortage in water for irrigation
and the beaver dams were opened and
enough water released to save the
crops. In this one instance the water
which the beaver had conserved was
worth more than their fur. The ponds
could have been drained several times
for the beaver generally rebuild the
dams within a few days.
Beaver ponds are also excellent
places to plant fish fry. They pro-
vide still water where the young fish
are not injured by the current and
rocks and where they have better
protection from the large fish. Trout
fry placed in main streams have suf-
fered losses as high as $50 from in
jury and the cannibalism of the large
fish, Retaining or nurse ponds are
now advocated for holding the young
fish until they are large enough to
turn into the main stream.
The time to begin trapping beaver
will be when streams in the noun
tains and forests have been fully
stocked with beaver and, through
lack of feeding grounds, they are
forced into the lower ranch country.
Then the State Game and Fish Com
mission can harvest very profitable
crop each year from the surplus un-
der proper regulations, which will
not risk the determination of all of
these very valuable animals.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24
Farewell Reception

The U. C. Church was the scene of
charming farewell reception last
Friday evening in honor of Mrs. A. F.
Decker, the most prominent member
of the church for many years, who
left the following day for an extend
ed trip to Montana. Idaho and Cali
fornia. Mrs. Decker has for many
years been associated with the church
and is the oldest member. She has
always been ready to do more than
her duty towards keeping the church
going and this little party was ar
ranged in appreciation of same.
A very appropriate program was
rendered:
Selection Orchestra
Vocal Solo Mrs. D. L. Gladstone
Reading Miss Bertha Boyd
Selection, "Till We Meet Again"
Orchestra
Reading Mrs. Mills
Vocal Solo Mrs. E. o. Wilson
Selection, aloha Orchestra
Address Mrs. Nash
oloIy f1oout supper Mr. Mills
Song. "God Be With You" Crowd
The following verse was then read
to Mrs Decker by Mr.. Mills:
We'd like to be the sort of friends
that you have been to US;
We'd like to be the help you've been.
and always be as just;
We'd like to mean as much to you
each minute of the day,
AS you have meant, old friend of ours,
to us along the way.
The most delicious sandwiches,
cakes and coffee were then served,
CAFETERIA style.
Social chat finished the evening
which will long be remembered by all
of the seventy-five who were present.
The crowd dispersed at about mid
night, wishing Mrs. Decker a pleasant
journey and hoping that she might
return in the near future fully re-
freshed and happy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24
SCHOOL COLUMN

Ross Chiodo was absent from school
on Monday.
The game of foot and a half has
been of great interest at the school
the past week
Mr.. Bragg and Mr.. Ellington Wis
tied the school from nine o'clock un-
til ten-thirty Monday morning.
Our snow is going. Saturday a
group of boys went out at six a. m.
and remained until nine, enjoying the
sleighing on the crusted snow.
The seventh grade pupils are plan
ming on giving party each week.
The first one will be given in the City
Hall on Thursday evening, March "a.
A surprise party was given on
Marie Headley at her home on upper
Elk avenue Sunday evening, a large
crowd attending and a jolly good
time being reported by all.
All through the school this week
certificates have been given to the
pupils that were neither absent nor
tardy. and who made a grade of
ninety-eight or above in spelling dur
ing the month of February
The boys of the upper grades, with
Mr. Job, went on hike over the
crust to the foot of Crested Butte
mountain at $50 o'clock Tuesday
morning. They had fine time, of
course, but Otho Steinberg, while
sleighing down steep hill, struck a
soft place and scratched his face and
arm badly. He was unable to attend
school that day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24

Eugene Scohy was an arrival from
Walsenburg on last Fridays train.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24
Say it with F2oUers

PHONE M 5s5 MoNTRosE COLO.
EASTER STOCK OF THE FINEST
Lilies, 2 to 6 buds to the plant, SOC
per bud or bloom.
Daffodils, Tulips, Hyacinths, SIPS,
S1.75, S2.25, $500 per pot.
Packing charges. 35c per pot.
Cut flowers; Roses S4.0O, $500, $500
per dozen.
Carnations, 200 per dozen.
Violets 35c per bunch.
Add l5c for postage and packing
rut flowers.
FOR OTHER STOCK WRITE FOR
PRICES.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24
Making an Impression

We do the kind of printing that
makes favorable impression wher-
ever it is seen. We put intelligence
into our work. and use artistic judg-
ment in display, choices Of inks and
paper You will like the extra touch
of excellence we give to your work.
Try us. Elk Mountain Pilot.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24

FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear
from owner of farm or good land for
sale for fall delivery. L. Jones, Box
551, Olney, Ill.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Verzuh came
home from Denver Saturday, in which
city they purchased the spring. stock
of goods for the store.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24

If you favor government ownership
of the railroads write M. c. Chandler
412 Coloradog Building. Washington,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24

Mrs. Julia Voss Miller returned to
her home in Denver Wednesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
March %, 1921

March 22, 1921.
A postponed meeting of the. Town
Council was held on the above date.
Mayor Protein Songer, and Trustees
Gulliford, Boyle and Morgan were
present. Absent Mayor Arnott and
Trustees Jaynes and Verzuh.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and approved.
The following bills were read:
Geo. Ball, Sr., hrs labor IS 800
Jack Ball, IL hrs. labor ........ 600
Joe Kochevar, Jr., hrs. labor. 800
Rudolph Sneller, hrs. labor :. 300
John Merritt, hrs. labor ..... 200
Chas. Songer, 12 hrs labor ..... 600
Ray Morgan, 8 hrs. labor $50. 400
Jos. Gardiner 8 hrs. labor ..... 400
Fred Gulliford, 8 hrs. labor .... 400
w. F. Robinson, Pig. Co., sup. 11.35
1t was moved by Boyle, seconded
by Gulliford, the bills be allowed as
read. Roll call, ayes all.
The following report was submitted
by Police Magistrate Welch:
Feb. 10, Geo. Sero, fined for
SdhiDiiHg .S1O.VU
Feb. 10 S. D. Valeria, fined for
gambling ............... z5.OO
Feb. 10, Julian Arama, fined for
gambling .................. 25.O0
March 3, Tony Korich, disorder
ly conduct ................. 800
Total ................... .$63,00
1t was moved by Boyle and second
ed by Gulliford that Morgan Jones be
appointed to serve as Election Judge
April 9th, in the place of Mrs. A. F.
Decker, who is out of town. Motion
carried.
The Board adjourned on motion of
Boyle, seconded by Morgan.
L. G. ESPEY, Clerk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-24

II in want Of anything try an adlet
in the Pilot 1t will bring results.
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E.VROPA ZAPLAVENA
CUkREM.

Brussel, Is. dubna. - Evro-
pa pred dv6ma roxy trp6la ve-
likym nedostatkem cukru.
Dnes trpi jeho nadbytkem, jak
zjeyno re zprav, jez zde byly
prav6 uverejn6ny. VSechny w
robou cukru Sc zam6stnavajici
evropske zeme vykazuji V po-
sledni dob6 ZvySenou vyrobu,
take letoSni zasoby cukru pre-
vysuji temer o cely jeden mi
lion tun lonske zasoby. TAX v
N6mecku letosni zasoba obna-
s; 100000 tun, kdezto loni
obnasela 739,548 tun; v Cesko-
slovensku letoSni zasoba obna-
s. 100000. kdeztO roku lohske-
no obnasela 439,368 tun. Po-
dobne ma Sc tomu We Francii,
Holandsku, Polsku, Rusku. u
hrach, Rakousku a jinde.
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BANDITE, ALE ZDVORILf.

Lancaster, o., 18. dubna.
Kdyz til zakuheni bandite by
Ii prepadli Scioto Valley mezi-
mestskou karu nedaleko odtud
dnes vecer oloupili kondukte-
ra a cestujici asi $4O0, jeden
2 trojlistku zdvof.ile rekl "do-
brou noe" okradenym a omlu-
vii Sc pro neprijemnost, jez
byla Jim zpdsobena. Ackoli
bandite neustale miiili ma ce-
stujici revolvery. byli velmi
zdvofilf. Obzvlaste byli zdvo-
fill vhci tfem pan(m mezi ce-
stujfcimi, ami sc nepokusili jich
prohledati, nybrz spokojili Sc
tim, co Jim samy vydaly. Pc
lupicfch zahajeno patrani, jez
vsak az dosud nevedlo X cili.
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Zatykac oloumouckeho xem.
trest. soudu ma dra. Jehlicsku.

koSicky "Kassai Ujsag" ozna-
mule: Dne %. brezna dostala
kosicka statni policie zatykac
olomouckeho zemskeho trestni
no soudu ma dra. Frantiska Je-
hliesku, znameho l'ud' d'ackeho
politika, pfestoupivsiho pax do
mad 'arskych, posleZe polSkych
sluzeb, jednoho z widen vele-
Zradne propagandy, namifene
proti nasi republice. Zatykat
zemskeho trestniho soudu jest
vydan ma zaklade zlocinu po-
die par. 142., 172. a ia. treSt.
Yak, tykaiicich Sc dorozumeni
3 cizimi mocnostmi, PROTESTANT
akce organisovane ze zahrani-
ti. dale poburovani proti ttl-
dam, narodnostem anebo kon-
fesim. Podle nejnovejSich
zprav zdrzuje Sc Jehlicska v
Polsku.
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PREDPOVfDA NEODVlS-
LOST IRSkA.
Arcibiskup Mannix ucinil ve-
rejny projev ma hostine
Pafizi.

Pariz, l9. dubna. = Ma po-
tcst arcibiskupa Mannixe, ro-
dileho Ircana pIsobiciho V
Australia, kteremu phi navste-
We Britanie nedovolila vlada
ieti do Irska, byla Parizi u
sporadana tamni irskou osadou
hostina Ia predsednictvi Cea-
ma O'Ceallaigha. "irskeho ve-
levyslance" We Francii. Arcibi-
skup prohlasil ve sve feci prl
teto hostine:
Vzdor opacne snaZe Anglie
podporuje papezska stohce ne
ochvejne irskou neodvislost.
Jsem st'asten, ze briticky mini
stersky predseda Lloyd George
uznal stav V Irsku Ia dosti vaz-
ny, ably mne zabranil navstevu
zeme, We ktere jsem Sc zrodil a
kde zije take mole staficka
matka. Ale v blizke budoucno-
sti budete svedky irske samo-
statnosti''.
Marc Sagnier. poslanec fran
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RECKE VOJSkO ROZDE-
LENO.

Carihrad. l8. dubna. Recke
vojsko V Male ASH zda Sc byti
roZd6lenO We tri skupiny, jez
vubee nemohou meZi Sebou IL
drzovati spojeni lee po vod6.
Tyto Skupiny jsou V Ushaku,
ma vychod Cd Smyrny; V Rruse,
blize bfehu Marmorskeho mo-
fe a ISmidu, temer primo ma
vfchod cd tohoto mesta.
Uredn( zprava vydana 2 tu-
reckeho feckeho hlavniho
stanu nasv6d6uje, ze boje sta
lie jSou V proudu, ale ponejvice
mezi malrmi oddly. ODE stra-
ny pry ozbroiuji civilni obyva-
telstvo, vypaluji vesnice a do
pouSt6ji Sc nocnich prepadd.
Londyn, 18. dubna. Spojen-
ci Sc rozhodli zachovavati sta
novisko naproste neutrality be-
hem nepratelstvi mezi Reky a
Turky V Male ASH. OznAme-
nj V tom smyslu ncin6no bylo
premierem Lloydem Georgem
We sn6movn& poslanecke.
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kREV TECE v ITALll.
Ctrn&ct osob bylo zabito pri
volebnich vytrznostech.

Rim, l9. dubna. Ctrnact o.
sob bylo zabito a asi sto pora-
memo V bOjich dnech mezi fas-
cisty a komunisty V provincii
Toskanske.
Bojovni fascist (nacionalisti
cka protiradikalni strana) IL
tkali Sc We smrtelnem zapase $
komunisty V nekolika mestech
V Toskansku. Ctyri sta fasci-
stG, pracujicich pro olby 10.
kv6tna, vypravilo Sc Floren-
Gle rano "a ucelem "sireni pro
pagandy" V okolnich m6stech.
Prijeli ma motorovych vozech
do Prato, kde Zmocnili Sc me-
sta a donutili komunisticke u
redniky vyvesiti narodni pra-
por ma miste rude vlaky ma
fvefejne budovy.
Nekolik komunistu bylo Wy.
tazeno q posteli a donuceno
podepsati resignaci jejich
strany a volati "at' zije TIA
lie"
V Capri Bisenzro doslo X
tuhym bojIm. Veliky dav shrc
mazdil Sc ma vefejnem name
sti, avsak strelba vedena z O.
bou taborG rozehnala jej. City
ii osoby byly ma miste zabity
Prato Jest komunisticke stfe.
disko velike prhmysIove kraji
ny V Toskansku.
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VyroZumiva Sc, re vym6na
nazor1 Sc d6je mezi ttyTm
spoieneckFmi vladami, jez pa.
trne chteji dospeti k spoletne.
mu dorozum6ni, nez podaii
odpoved'.
Mezuim vSak Francie posla-
la predb6znou odpoved', V nii
pravi, ze o v6ci teto prislusi
jednati nejvysSi rad6, jez sejde
Sc op6tn6 kv6tnu a re az k to
mu dojde, Francie pokusi Sc @
rozluSt6ni sporu takovym zpu-
sobem, ably Spotene Staty by
~ uspokojeny.
Hledisko Hardingovy admi-
nistrace, jak vysv6tleno dnes Y
ufednlch kruzich jest, re otaz-
1a, zdali nejvySsl rada skutet
ne pfirkla ostrov Japanu 7,
kvetna, jak tvrdi sc tou zemi a
bylo popirano presidentem
Wilsonem, jest podruzne dlle-
zitosti.
Dnlezitym bodem, ktery Sc
jedna. jest uznani spojenecky-
mi vladami zasady prohlase-
ne p. Hughesem - re Spojene
Staty jako jedno 2 hlavnich spo
jeneckych a pridruzenych moe
llosti. mali rovne pravo S ostat
mimi ma dfivejSich Zamorskych
drzavach N6mecka a re tato
prava nesmi byti zadana bez
souhlasu americke vlady.
Administrator urednici veri,
ze zdrava logika tohoto stano-
viska bude uznana drivejsimi
spoleGniky We valce. A po uZna
nj tetO Zasady, podrobnosti
vzhledem ku pravIm Ameriky
mohou byti vypracovany bez
veIkFch obtizi.
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NENORMALNf DfTKY MAUI
BYTI VYUCOVANY We
ZVLASTNfCH USTA-
VECH.

PAM Virginie d. Greenova.
tlenka skolni rady pozadoya-
la ma vcerejsi schulz, aby pre-
plneni skol uleh6eno bylo Wy
loucenim vSech nenormalnich,
zeimena slabomyslnych ditek.
DIE ieiiho prani ma byti zaha-
ieno hnuti smarujici k tomu. a.
by Sc zakonodarna postarala o
istavy, V kterych by podobnd
mlade1 vice odborne bylo ne
jen vychovavana. ale osetfe-
ma. Resoluce byla odkaZana X
dalsimu projednavanf zvlast-
nimu vyboru, do ktereho byla
zvolena tez autorka planu,
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NEVEDLO AZ DOSUD K Gill.
VYJEDNAVANf MEZI SPOJ. STATY A
JAPONSKEM o OSTROV YAP.
ZADNA STRANA NECHCE USTOUPITI Sc
ZAUJATEHO STANOVISKA.

Washington, l8. dubna. VIA
dy americka japonska zauja-
ly stejnt pevne stanoviSko o
vZhledem k ostrovu Yapu V
Pacifickem ocean6. Diploma
ticka vym6na not dosud pokra
tuje, av5ak ony dosud vzajem-
ne odeslan6 byly uverejn6ny We
Washington6 i V Tokiu. Kor-
reSpondence tato poZGstava re
dvou vysv6tlivek tfi formal
nich not.
Japan, We SVEN poslednim
dopise obdrzenem zde zave-
retnych dnech Wilsonovy ad-
miniStrace, tvrdi, ze byl mu
pi'iften mandat mad ostrovem
nejvySSi radou V Pafizi. dne Z.
kvetna 1919 a re nemnze SOU
hlasiti $ americkym tvrzenim.
ze bez ohledu ma ud6leni man
datu. ostatni narodove NELL
by miti volny pristup ma ostrov
ia 1Gelem kladeni a operova-
nj podmorskych Ian.
Y odpov6di ma tuto notu. Sc
kretar Hughes prohlasil rozhod
ne. ze Spoj. Staty nemohou BY
ii vaZany jakymkoli jednanfm
iak neivyssi rady, tax Svazu
Narodd a ~ iesto nikdo nee
byl zplnomocnen "vzdati Sc
neb postoupiti' pravo Spoj.
Statn ma onom ostrov6, ameri-
cka vlada "nemuze uznati plat
nosti mandatu Japanu."
Japonska vlada nyni uvazu-
ie o t6to posledni note. Vlady
Velke Britanie, Francie TIA
lie rovn9z mali pred sebou do
pisy o t6to v6ci odeslane p.
HugheSem teze dobe, kdy no
Ia JaponSku byla poslana.
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SPOJENCI ZABAVf ZLATO.
Nemci uvedomeni, aby vsechny
zlate reservy ulozili v okkupo-
vanych mestech.

Berlin, lS. dubna. Spojene-
cka repara6ni komise ustn6 u
vedomila predsedu nemecke
komise ma valetna bremena.
lie Zlate reservy riSSke banky a
vSech bank poverenych vyda-
vanim penez, muSeji byti ulo-
zeny pred |. kvetnem bud V
koblenci neb koline iako IA
ruka "a odskodne, bylo polo
uredne oznameno dnes.
Reparatni komise zadala, a
By dan byl slib, re zlato nebu-
de vydano jinym veritellm Ne
mecka beZ povoleni komise.
Nemecka vlada pry prohla-
sila, re tento pozadavek jest
neprijatelny ia jakychkoli o.
kolnosti.
Zlata reserva fisske banky.
iak vychaZi ma jevo 2 jejiho
vykaZu, cinila ma l. dubna l.
091,602,000 marek.
Pariz, lS. dubna. Smiseny
vojensky a civilni "generalni
stab, pozGstavajlci z odborni-
ku, seSel sc dnes rano a uvazo-
val 0 otazce nahrad a odSkod-
nehO.
Nejvetsi tajnost byla zacho-
vavana o schulz, avSak polou-
redni ornament vydano pozd6-
il V tom smyslu, ze podobne
konference budou konany "a
"Gcelem ureiteho vypracovani
planu donucovacich prostred-
XII proti Nemecku, vojenskych
i hospodafskych, TAX ably ten
to plan. sc ySemi podrobnostmi
mohl byti predlozen spojen-
cum pred l. kvetnem."
Novy celni rezim zalozeny V
okkupovanem uzemi Nemecka
pod meZispojeneckou rynskou
komisi, "jest novym a ki'ikla-
wynn poruSenim Versaillske
smlouvy," pravi nota predana
n6meckou vladou rade velvy-
slanecke zde dnes.
Move elni zarizeni ma veil
Ii V platnost 90. dubna a po-
platky budou vybirany spojen-
ci ma v5echno zbozi, vysilane z
okkupovane casti Nemecka.
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AkCIONARI TRUSTU S
CARYM.

New York, 18. dubna. Akci-
onAri United States Steel Cor
poration, We schulz zde, jedno
hlasne prislibili svoji podporu
Elbertu II. Garymu a jeho spo-
lecnlkdm V zfizeni korporace
V "jakychkoli budoucich kon-
fliktech s delnickymi uniemi. "
Rovnez oznameno, ze proza-
tim trust nesnizi mzdu d9lni-
ctva ale seckA dalsiho poklesu
ustAleni cen potfeb zivotnfch.