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the fingers are soaked long enough
and if a little cream is rubbed around
them, YOU will have no trouble IN
removing all dead skin.
When the nail has been scraped
clean. the uneven places around the
edge should be clipped off with
good pair of manicure scissors 90
not particularly advise cutting cuti-
Gle. but in some cases 1t is necessary.
and it is particularly necessary on
each side of the nail A little cream
should be left on the nail until the
manicure is finished and you are ready
to do the polishing.
The most important part of the
manicure is in keeping the cutlcle
at each side of the nail looking
smooth and clean. After you have
shaped the nails and after they have
been soaked, you clean under them
with the file and bring out loose bits
of the nail towards each edge. You
will have to make the nail perfectly
smooth by going over it again with a
piece of pumice board. and then you
will, have to clip off each corner
where the nail touches the finger tip.
After you have made nails smooth
and shapely. wash the hands in the
warm soapy water. rub some polish
ing powder on the nail buffer and
give each one a thorough polish.
Wash off the powder and examine
the nails for any rough places that
may have been passed over. Push
back the cuticle with an orange wood
stick and polish again with a clean
buffer
Evening star., 1921-03-17
SPRING FASHION NOTES.
A suit of gray wool gabardine i.

A suit of gray wool gabardlne is
trimmed with green linen.
Narrow patent leather belts are
worn with the overblouse.
Motifs of dull wool embroidery ap-
pear on tricotine dresses.
Double stitching is used as trim
ming on tailored serge suits.
The newest riding habit has a fitted
coat with faring skirt.
Waistcoats are elaborateIy en-
broidered, and in vivid colors.
Fancy checked linen and taffeta
silks are combined for dresses.
The juniors gfngham dress has a
panel front and rounded neck.
The waist line Of the suit-coat is
sometimes marked by stitching.
Large plaids in three-color effects
are seen among spring suitings.
The afternoon frock may have a
V-shaped neck filed in with lace.
Blouses and belted jackets of linen
are worn with wooden skirts.
Blouse-gilets are made of brocade,
and have high collars faced with
satin.
Spring coats boast sarfs of self
material finished with looped leather
fringe.
A pretty dance frock has a skirt
Evening star., 1921-03-17

Every few days we hear of new
way of making slippers different
from those that have gone before:
One that was made all Of blackbirds
feathers. with wings for buckles,
came in for considerable comment.
Fewer Straps.
The general tendency seems to be
to wear more buckles and fewer
straps. This just when American
shoemakers seem to have been at
last converted to straps,
On one black satin slipper there is
buckle of rhinestones. with an os-
trich rosette. Suitable for afternoon
is a gray suede slipper. with silver
buckle surrounded with plated gray
ribbon. To wear with a brown even
ing dress is a brown satin slipper,
with looped wires wrapped with the
satin. All sorts of imitation pre-
cious stones are used on heels and
buckles-rubies, rhinestones. en-
eralds and sapphires. Sometimes
metallic slipper-silver or goodwill
show the heel studded with the
stones Of a color to go with the
frock, and a buckle of the same stone
surrounded with a little rosette of
matching ytulle.
Evening star., 1921-03-17

BLACK SATIN, WITH RHINESTONE
BUCKLE AND OSTRICH ROSETTE.
BELOW TT A SLIPPER OF GRAY
SUEDE. WITH SILVER BUCKLE
AND Plated RUFF.E OF SILK; a
LooPED WIRES WRAPPED WITH
SATIN, COMES NEXT. WHILE THE
SLIPPER AT THE BOTTOM SHOWS
A SAPPHIRE HEEL AND BUCKLE,
WITH ROSETTE OF SAPPHIRE
ly high price Of shoes during war
days was that women who could
sometimes i'll afford it insisted on
buying elaborate shoes. They were
not satisfied with plain black or
brown street shoes, built to wear
well.
And now, IL long skirts return
shoes?
With Long Skirts.
OF course, the actual establishment
Of the long skirt is long way off.
1t will take much vascilating, argu-
ing and experimenting before the
very short skirt really goes out of
the picture.
We know now that most of the
dressmakers in Paris, although they
showed evening skirts sometimes ac-
tually touching the floor, often re-
tanned the short skirt for day wear
And those who know Frenchwomen
best say that it will be with DIM
Guilty that the woman Of Paris is
persuaded to abandon the short skirt.
However. the long skirt is undoubt-
edly on its way.
But the generation of women who
have known the pleasure Of pretty
shoes will probably never go back
to any other sort. 1t would take
more than very long skirts to per-
suade our women that their feet
should never be seen save for a very
little glimpse of the toe.
Good taste always frowns upon
some of the eccentric and extreme
shoes that are shown for afternoon
or daytime wear, but apparently
there is no ban put upon any sort
to wear. Even heels Of rhinestones
that we might once have looked upon
with suspicion are in good repute.
In Paris there are number of
custom shoemakers who must be
making comfortable little fortunes.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
The Manicure.

Several chats have appeared re-
Gently giving suggestions as to how
to avoid manicuring the nails-that
is, suggestions for keeping the nails
in such good condition that a thor
ough manicure is necessary only
once every two weeks or so. But
when you do manicure the nails. if
you will make a very thorough job
Of it, you will find that you will not
have to repeat your work very soon.
The very first thing to do is to
shape the nails with the file.
The best file is long and flexible.
When the nails are shaped to a point
or an oval. whichever is most becom-
ing to your hand. the next step is to
soak the finger tips in water to soft
en- the cuticle. The water should be
warm. with a little CASTLE soap in it.
and if it has a little lemon juice also,
it will bleach all stains on the skin.
When the cuticle is Softened. as it
will be after a few moments INNER
sion, the next thing to do is to shape
the cuticle. You can Scrape the dead
skin from the nails by using a cuticle
knife or the point on your file. or
you can use a cuticle cream or even
powdered pumice. but ] do not par
ticularly recommend either powdered
pumice or the various cuticle acids
because they are so very drying. If
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nI1IILESf0RlEs n1I
%rBEDTInTE
Peter and Jumper Find Out
Who Is STRONGEST.
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
He's bore who tries to air
knowledge that his neighbcrs share.

-ieteT
1t didn't take Peter Rabbit and
Jumper the Hare long to find Buster
Bear. Buster was near the Laughing
Brook digging up roots where the
ground was soft, and because he had
found several very much to his liking
he wasn't so grouchy as when Peter
had last seen him. You know there is
nothing like good meal to restore
good nature.
Buster" cried Peter excitedly
there is strange bear in the Green
Forest! Did you know it?"
Busters eyes twinkled. You don't
say so" said he. Now this is news
I've lived here in the Green Forest a
long time. and l haven't seen any
strange bear.
But it is so" cried Peter. Jumper
and saw the stranger come out from
under that old windfall where we
thought you had been sleeping all
winter. Are you going to allow a
strange bear to stay here in the Green
Forestr'
Buster sat up and scratched his
head. His eyes twinkled more than
ever. NO said he in his deepest,
most grum bly, y-rumbIy voice. NO. I'm
not going to allow any strange bear
to stay hereF in the Green Forest.
That is. not if I can help it. If I
meet a strange bear there is going to
be the biggest fight the Green Forest
ever has seen. l can't afford to have
any strange bears around here"
Just then a dry stick snapped. Peter
and Jumper turned. There. shuff1ing
along straight toward them, was the
Evening star., 1921-03-17

Alwsys use Sun.Maid Raisins for your every
cooking need. Made from California . tender
their fragile skins.
Packed In q great sun.hshted, kiass.walled
plant. Ssussf, clean, sshoiessms Amsyican
raisins-the kind you know are seod.
Evening star., 1921-03-17

stranger. They looked back at Bus
ter. expecting to see him make ready
to drive the stranger away. Instead
Buster was shutting off rather hur-
riedly At respectful distance he
sat up and looked at the stranger.
The latter came over to where BUS
ter had been digging and began to dig
un roots, whining and grumbling and
paying no attention whatever to BUS
ter.
Peter and Jumper had followed
Buster. Peter was fairly dancing with
excitement. why don't you drive
that stranger away" he demanded.
what stranger" asked Buster
looking everywhe but at the bear
digging up roots. All the time his
! eyes were twinkllng.
THAT strange bear there" crIee
! Peter. you needn't pretend you don
| see that bear"
"Oh. that bear.' said Buster.
yes. that bear" retorted Peter. :"
/ believe YOU are afraid. That's wha
| is the matter-you're afraid"
| 81 thought you mentioned strans
| bear" replied Buster. IF l saw
strange bear l certainly would night.
But that is a strange bear rlgh
over there digging up your roots
| cried Peter.
| NO, indeed. Peter. No. lndeeo: ina
! isn't strange bear" replied Buster
| pretending to be shocked. That l
! Mrs Buster"
"What?'' cried Peter and Jumper 10
gether. and the expression on tnei
faces was so funny that Buste
laughed right out.
Il said that that is Mrs. Buster. re
piled Buster Bear. i brought ne
down from the Big Mountain last tai
Being a little bashful. she kept out
sight When it came time to retir
for the winter she chose tho grea
windfall. where l slept g. yea- age
and / went back to my old bedroom
in the ledge of rocks. No. indeed. sh
isn't a strange bear She belongs her
in the Green Forest now just
much as do
copyright. 1921, by T. ". Burgesso
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How to Make Puff Paste.

To one pound of butter allow one
pound of flour. Mix this -four into a
paste with cold water. roll it out and
place four ounces of the butter over
it in small pieces. Dredge -four over
it and set it in the refrigerator for
one hour then roll it out again. Use
four more ounces Of the butter in
small pieces. dredge the -four over it
fold it up again and again place it
away for an hour. and so on until all
the butter is used. Always bake puff
paste in hot oven.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Husband Gets Pies
Because Wife's Vote
Helped Harding Vim

n f. CipherS OF Hayward.
Calf. IL happy and contented
over the result Of the election
last November. especially 80 in
thnt he is getting homemade
n:nce pies with great fire.
Guency. rs per agreement with
his wife before the election.
Mrs. Harding has just received
letter from Sir. CiPhers which
presented the reason for his
satisfaction. Mr.. Cfphers writes
TINT he fs a soldier Of the civil
war and that he and his wife
both voted for Mr.. Harding un-
der an agreement by Mrs.
Cfphers that II her vote. the
first she hnd ever cast, was not
lost she would provide her hus-
band with mince pies regularly
all winter. Mr.. CipherS accord
inEly wrote Mrs. Harding to
congratulate her.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
The Shoe Styles.
BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE.

No one ever welcomed the short
skirt and prayed for it's continuance
in fashion so ardently as did the
shoe manufacturer. He knew that
while a few women would take as
great pains over their footwear and
indulge in dainty and ornate shoes
even when they were partly con-
cealed, the majority of women would
have their attention focused on their
shoes only when they were on dis
play.
One of the reasons for the extreme
Evening star., 1921-03-17

of alternate rows Of ribbon and lace
insertion.
The deep cape collar and surplice
waist are featured by gowns for
afternoon.
Drawnwork, developed with colored
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thread. is a favorite decoration for
dresses.
A charming dress for afternoon
wear has a long blouse of white Can
ton crepe and a draped skirt OF black
taffeta.
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GUrnarsl

Ma rag, dina. Eu am mancat.
Van insotit numai ca sd am
ocaz:e sd mai schimb cateva Gu
vinte Gu d-ta."
'Cum? Cand al mancat? De-
abi;, e douasprezece 81 ell team
tinut aproape i'm ceas de vorba." :"
=. "Pe la. .Nzece. Pofteste d-taF'
resrunse Mirea cam incurcat.
j La zece! Ce regula de masa e
u zece. NJ esh in serviciu, ca Sd
DEF anezi la zece 81 sa Ell amiaza la
pat t-u. Ia ceva sa nu-mi numeri
,but atelele. Tram spus ca singur1
nan pofta de mancare." Sos
ahelnerul u Sofia comapda doui
fui4i, ciorba de perisoare !
n ehi II yratsr 81 salata d
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RESULTATUL INCERCAREI
UNUI MEDIC.

In ziua de 81 Octombrie am
primit o scrisoare din Tennessee.
Tn renumit medic a facut o incer-
care Gu Linimentul lui Timers 81
acum he scrie urmatoarele: Am
incercat linimentul lui Timers la
un baiat care a fost prea desvol-
tat la incheieturile trupului. La
cea mai mica miscare glezna pi-
ciOrului venea afara din loc. Re-
sultatul produs de Linimentul lui
Timers este intr un adevar minu-
nat. Va rog trimeteti un pint G.
O. d. i'm timpul Gel mai scurt.
Daca veti mcerca acest remediu
pentru scritituri, reumatism, sau
neuralgia, vel ramanea suprins de
resultatele primite. Z bine ca IN
Itotdeauna sd l aveti in casa sd fie
la indemana pentru diferite ca
zuri, 81 asemenea spuneti drugls-
ltu!ui sd nu ramana fara vinul
Alnar lui Timers. Autoritatile
din diferite sectii din aceasta
tara prevail reinceperea unei In.
! fluenta" 81 va fl Gu multi mai Sc
vera decat anul trecut. De prims
data cand omul Sc slmte putin
| bolnav bine sd la imediat vinu
amar a lui Timers, pentru ca a
cesta este remediul care va apar;
de boale primejdioase.
| @ % Dec.) (Adv.
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mari, ca II am baut de mutt.
= Da de ce nu mananci? De-
abba al atins ciorba 81 eu am Is
,pravit-o. Daca mutt place SAT-
aduca 0 supa, ciorba de pui, &C
poftesti.'
'Multumesc. E buna. Z adml-
labiia, dar v am spus ca nu prea
mi-e foame,' zise Mirea, privind
Gu duiosie in ochii Sofiei.
'Imi pare rau. Daca stieam nu
te invitam la masa,'' Else Sofia
Gu un accent de scuza in vocea Ell
''De ce?.s intreba Mirea, la.
sand lingura pc marginea farfu.
riei.
''Ca sa nu te tortqrez silindu-te
sd mananci," zise Sofia z1mbind
''Scuza ma doamna. Stii bine
f;rea mea din copilarie ca.
Isl acum esti batran!" zise
Sofia intrerupandu-l dinadins ca
Sal puie 0 intrebare la care as
itepta sa capete I'm raspuns din
care sd afle 81 mai bine starea su'
fle.easca omului, care pc tim
puri nu-i era Indifferent.
'Cu inima 81 sufietulN g zise
Mirea asa de meet ca Sofia culest
.ntelesul dupa miScarea buzelol
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lui.
Isl ce-ai vrut sa spui adinea-
ori?
"Ca nu team mintit nici odata.
Ell 81? Numai atat?''
''Nu, am vrut sd spun ca bucu-
ria cauzata de revederea neaStep-
tata 81 stare in care ma aflu ma
tortureaza, 81 nu indemnul dunn
nitale'' zise Mirea, aproape sop
tind, Gu toate ca nu era nici un
client la mesele din apropierea
lor
Sofia era sal raspunza dar We
nirea chelnerului Gu friptura Q
retinu.
20 sticla de Cotnari," Else
Mirea chelnerului.
'Doriti 81 Borviz sau Sifonfss
intreba chelnerul.
''Nu. NJ tia cerut nimeni"
raspunse Mirea Gu vocea seaca.
'Arati a fl suparat, die Nj
real" zise Sofia Gu blandete in
vocea ei, dupa ce pleca chelnerul
Stunt, doamna, sunt suparat
pc toata lumea. Char pc mine
insumi," Else Mirea, privind "trip,
tura al carui miros ii gAdila sim
Urea.
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Isl pc mine?'' intreba Sofia
mirata.
''Pe d-ta! Pc d-ta! Pc d-ta de
ce? Esti singura fiinta de la care
am auzit un cuvant bun 81 dulce
in viata mea. D-ta nu faci parte
din lumea asta meschina, vicleana,
fara inima 81 suflet... 81 aplecan-
du-se asupra mesei sopti: 'Doam.
ma l.. n am mancat de-. trei zile.
.Nu team mintit nici odata 81 nu
vreau sd te mint nici acum."
Sofia il invalui intro privire
ca!da, induiosatoare 81 ii zise sop
tind la randul eli:
''De trei zile? Mananca Traian.
Mananca ca ma superi daca nu
mananci. Auzi?"
''Mirea tresari. Soaptele Sofiei
ii sunase la urechie ca simfonie
cereasca, sfanta. Ochii Use ume-
zira, 0 priv cateva momente 81
luand cutitul 81 furculita tale Q
bucata din friptura care ii atatase
pofta de mancare 81 virind-o in
gura incepu sa mestece Gu laco-
Imie.
Manca friptura 81 bau doua
pahare Gu vim, Sc simti putin mai
inviorat 3i intrsba pc Sofia Dc
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Banca Iui |. Herr, 249 ". 34th ST., New York
CoNvocARE

U. S. ''Dr. G. Angelescu & Il.
Ardelean" Convoaca pc toti mem-
bri de a. lua parte la adunarea ge-
nerala de 6 luni care va avea loo
Dumineca 4 Decemvrie 1921 in
localul Soc. 6131 st. Clair ave.
Deschiderea sedintei va ii la
orele 2 p. m. Find alegerea func-
tionarilor sunt rugati respectuos
toti membri de a Fl cat de pune
tuali 81 a fl present. la orele sus
numite.
Pentru Soc. u. S. 'Dr. G. An
gelescu & r. Ardelean.
D. N. Sufana, presedinte.
Nilcolae Toma, prim secretar.
(2S0-S0.
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Din Lunnea
SatelOr
~
De G. B. PASCU

ardei.
'Domnul?'' intreaba chelnerul,
i.itorcandu-se catre Mirea.
LA fel Gu doamna!s raspunse
Mirea, distras.
Chelnerul abuse tuicile 81 pleca
sc aduca tacamurile.
''De patru ami II am baut tuica.
ME teama ca sd ma imbat,
Use Mirea, Gu un suris trist.
DE patru ami Cum Sc poate?
In Berlin nu prea sa gaseste
81 II am umblat sd caut. Din cand
il cand beam cat-un pahar DE-
bere.
De altfel nu prea obisnuiest
lanturi alcoolice."
''Nici eu nu beam cand eran
n Bncuresti, dar de cand sunt h
ARA main obicinuit ca ca. Inaint
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cand s'a mutat la tara 81 &c ocu-
patie are.
de un an 81 sapte luni. GOspo-
dina" raspunse Sofia zimbind.
Mai vorbira despre moartea
lui Margaritescu 81 Mirea ii spuse
Sofiei ca matuse-sa mare ochi sal
vaza 81 la dat camera strinta
81 intunecoasa in care sc locuias-
Cd 81 vara-sa Emilia ii face zile
fripte. Ca a auzit-o certandu-se
Gu masa ca de ce tine trintorul in
casa pc mancare 81 bautura, 81 din
ziua acea nu s'a mai dus la masa,
81 ca nici verii lui nu sunt mai
buni ca Emilia, neavand nici eli
vre-o considerable sau mila fata
de ell.
Sofia ii dadu pc furis hartie
de a suta de lei zicandu-i sa pla-
|teasca consumatia. Mirea dadu
chelnerului hartia fara sd Sc ute
la ed. Cand ii abuse chelnerul
restlll, facu ochii mari 81 pusc
banii masinaliceste in buzunar.
Plecara, Sofia era grabita, a.
wand intalnire Gu femeie pe,care
q gasise un agent de plasare ca
SO angajeze ca servitoare.
(Va urma).
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DoIIari pentru
SarbatOrile
CraCiunuIui

Avand in vedere ca pretul
banilor romanesti scade mereu,
am luat 1ntelegere Gu cele mai
mari banci din Romania Mare,
de a face plati pentru rudele
D-voastra in dollari (Bani A
mcricani) 81 astfel cei din Pa
tria veche pot capata mai multi
lei pentru dollari decat puteti
capata D-vcastra aici.
Trimitem dollari 81 lei prin
telegraf 81 posta 81 in eel mai
scurt timp va procuram chitan-
ia Gu iscalitura primitorului,
ca doyada ca banii au fost pri-
miti complect 81 in scurt timp.
Vindem b:lete de vapoare pc
toate liniile, mergand direct la
Constanta sau prin alte por-
turi, Gu preturile cele mai ief-
tine.
Ajutam pc toti acei ce doresc
sa-si aduca rudele din Patria
veche 81 preparam documente-
lie necesare gratuit.
Banca este desciisa zilnic pana
la s seara 81 Dumineca pana la !
dupa ameaza.
Scrieti pentru oricc informatiuni
la:
Henry G. FARO
Bancher Roman
4ut0rizat 81 incOrpOrat sub legile
DepdrtGmentului Bdncil0r Statulu'
NeW York.
80 COOPER SQUARE
(3rd Ave., cor. 9Th St.)
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Telephone: Orchard 7OO7
(Adv. J
aonOuCUOnOuOuOnOuOuOnOuOnO
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de masa un paharut bun. Mic
nu-mi place din sticla. La, ca It'll
face pofta de mancare" zise So
fla turnand tuica din sticluta in
paharul de vim dinaintea eli, 81
urand noroc, goli continutul.
Mirea incearca sa bea din sti-
rluta. Gusta 81 Sc scutura.
Sofia rise Gu haz, zicandu-i
'Imiteaza-m pc mine ca merge
mai bine," 80 81 Mirea turna masi-
naliceste tuica in pahar. Cand sal
apropie de buze Sofia ii zise zim-
bind: 'Inchide ochii 81 da-l peste
cap casi cand al lua unit de re-
tina," 81 Mirea ii urma sfatul, 81
lIand paharul de la gura zise GU
un zimbet trist: Team ascultat'
ii in gand", asi Fl baut 81 otravd
ca sal fac placerea. !"
Chelnerul abuse ciorba 81 Sofia
inccpu sd manance Gu pofta. Era
GU bors 81 ii placea. Mirea, manca
cu sfiala, dus pc ganduri, tresa
rind la orr ce miscare, la sosires
fieearui client.
Sofia ii urmarea toate misca
rile. Cand ispravi ciorba ii zise
DIE Mifsa, tie rog comanda 81
aduca 81 o sticla de vim. De Cot,
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ABONATI XARUL
.,AMERICA"
INS;TIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
nostri a observa urmatoarele
rcguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
l. Sa sc scrie adresa veche
lnde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sa
sc alature marci de Sc. Sa sc
caute sa nj Sc dea numele stra-
dei 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
gull i'll zadar asteapta sd Sc
schimbe adresa ca nu Sc poate.
Administratia.
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Noul regim al egalitatei pavilioa-
nelor. Reteaua fluviala duna-
re ana 81 Dunarea. - Comisiunea
erropeana 81 comisiunea interna-
ticnala. - Reglementarea tranzi-
tului. - Taxele 81 regimul portu-
rilor. - Sediul comisiunei.

Prin noul regim al Dunarel,
st.bilit conform tratatelor de
pace in ultimele sedinte ale conf
siunei internationale, adunata la
B1atislava. s'a decretat liberia
tea navigat atiunei 81 egalitatea pa
vilioanelor.
Reteaua fluviala international
lizata Dunarei, prin noul regim
este compusa din Morava 81 Thaya
in partea care formeaza frontiera
au ;tro- echo slovaca. Drava ince-
|pald de la Borcs 81 lisa de la
guea Somesului 81 Muresului in
eel and de la Arad 81 celelalte
canale laterale.
Aceasta pdrte formeaza Duna-
rea fluviala pana la Braia 81 de
aci pana la Mare avem Dunarea
ma ritima, sub supravegherea CO.
misiunei europene d Dunarei, com
pu5a din delegatii Frantei, An.
gliei, Italiei 81 Romaniei. Orice
alt Stat pretinde ca are interese
colnerciale pc Dunare poate ii re.
prczentat in aceasta comlsle insa
nu,nai Gu aprobarea unanima q
eel l,r patru State. COmpetinta a
ces5ei comisiuni ramane aceias Cd
in trecut. ....
Dunarea fluviala va Fl sub con
trciul unei comisiuni internatio
naliste compusa conform tratate
lor de pace, din dol reprezentant
al Statelor germane tarmurene
cate un reprezentant de fiecart
Stat netarmurean.
tompetinta acestei comisiuni Sc
intinde asupra retelei aratata ma
sus 81 pc Dunare de la Ulm pan;
h Braila. Sediul acestei conf
siuli este orasul Bratislava. Dele
ga ul Romaniei este dl Contescu
miaistru plenipotentiar.
S'a hotarit ca formalitatile pen
tru transporturi, earl sunt actual
mente stanienite. sa fie simplifi
cate acceptandu-se propuneril
| Anglici relativ la aceste propu
neri.
Asupra tranzitului Comisiune;
internationala a Dunarei va apli
Cd regulele urmatoare:
Trecerea in tranZit a vaselO
NN u dllol'oit IildI luII Cdld lOI
81 cele comerciale - este liber
pc calea internationala a Dunare
81 acest tranzit Sc poate efectu
sau dupa transbordare. sau dup
intrepozitare. nepercepandu-s
nici un drept special bazat numa
Pc faptul tranzitului.
Cand cele doua maluri ale Du
narei fac parte din aceias tara
marfurile in tranzit vor putea
puse sub sigiliu sau sub lacatt
sau luate sub baza agentilor va
mali al tarei respectiva.
Statul prin care Sc tranziteaz
va avea dreptul de cere capita
n"!ul sau proprietarului de va
declaratii scrise 81 la nevoe 5
iprestare de juramant prin car
81 aflrme ca transpOrta sau l