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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-19
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Warm clothing sent out from
this, and other parts of Ameri-
ca, last year, have been better
than medicine in saving the
lives of children as well as
men and women of the near
East, where millions Of people
have been kept in want for
food, clothes and shelter for the
last six years by war famine
and massacre. That assurance
has been sent from the eau
casus, Armenia and Bible
lands to Miss u. Fay Fowler,
Idaho state director of the near
East relief committee, who is
now making a canvass Of this,
and neighboring counties, for
cast-off clothing and discarded
shoes to clothe the destitute
of Asia Minor.
Our workers in the hugh re-
lief field which we cover de-
clare that sickness and disease
caused by hunger and expos
IRE fall off rapidly wherever
warm garments and shoes
rom America are distributed. |
Ia many places cast-on cloth
ng. just such as we are gath !
sring now in this community, |
nave reduced sickness from |
wenty five to fifty per cent.
Miss Fowler continues:
South Idaho may take much
If the credit for this wonderful
ife-saving record, for it was
me of the few districts of the
United States which gave
clothes and shoes last year to
supplement- its cash contribu-
ions to help feed the starving
'eople Of the near East.
This season Boise, Parma,
'ayettesand a few other of the
anger places have set the pace
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-19
SHosHoNE SCHOOLS WIN MA
loNAL RECOGNITION

The Vocational SUMMARY o month
iy publication issued by the National
Board Of Vocational Training in its
April issue has the following words
OF praise for the shoshone schools
THE public schools OF shoshone. un
der the direction OF Miss EIinor
Jones. teacher Of Home Economics in
The shoshone schools. ere Offering six
units Of evening school work in
home economies. The unit courses
offered include garment making. meal
planning, breads. meats, fancy cook
cry, and the household budget The
enrolment in some OF these courses
Is so large that It has become neces-
sary to form two separate sections in
the same subjects In order to accom-
rlodate those desiring to take the
work. A registration blank. together
with Il circular describing In detail
the course to be given, was sent TO
every woman In Shoshone. and the
number avaiIIng themselves Of the op-
portunity to obtain instruction In
hofnemaking subJectisndicates a hearty
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Style 10
COMMISSIONERS PROCEED INGs
JULY 1927 SESSION

secon- of Session Monday .nr,s x,t ss,
ant t t Sipd cotnGS Of lincoln County Idaho
men Ben Darah A. WIN o Filler Deputy
The bid of Mine Run coal at
Byron Yadsn Assessor from the
house $4,000 % ~
wss examined nn sPa and approved
was by the Board allowed and the Auditor
The following expense fund were b the
allowed or dslowed 80 W
s. cse esss s.,,r, ana r,S. Allowed
r a f pI. salary and Expenses
Penney Supplies for poor farm - lS sg
Village shoshone Water 12S"
Leah NJ Burnside. Salary and Expenses ~~~ 1850
clarence eo s Wheeler Wheeler salary
MRS; e a Bowler Salary Probation -.----
Ross B salary County stenographer 1855 SSSS
Columbia Stores Co. Supplies Judge - 2142
3 fse III Recorder Printing -~~
snyder r'e Garage SYPHILIS SUPPLIES 79 S
W. Wheeler Salary Expenses - 1910
Janito
Beuah Guymon Salary iogoo
Farm Bureau. Expense County Agent etc - s sos9S
way I Co. SUPPLIES Supplies 1925 ss5
axiom Printers
Caster Cas- on Printers, supplies. / trct Judge - ass
sineiar's Iharmecy. Supplies. County poor - 1870
ssoTS Witt Mnse Supplies
: rs st Matt National Bank Jurors Certificates .
puTdu% ru'un prayage ice - -
cfoffsaa. salary Water Master sS S
! = M I I Deputy Mast ~-~-~
rg PA, Parkinson Salary, Deputy Water Master -
3 q m raaase Salary Expenses Deputy
y =, morgan Salary Water .-...-----~ 10000
mnnnon tho nd adjourned 300 M
VIM ~ f'ier Deputy Clerk Brushchai"
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SATURDAY AT THE BAUGH
A SUPER-SPECIAL PICTURE
"TIIE FAITH HEALER
Also Larry Semon, in a Good
Two Reel Comedy
SCHOOL DAYS"

Same Old Story, But Good One.
Mrs Mahala Burns. Savanna, Mo-.
relates an experience the like Of which
has happened in almost every neigh.
borhood in this country. and has been
told and related by thousands Of 9TH
ers. as follows: Il used a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoen
Remedy about nine years ago and It
cured me OF iiux tdyscntcry). had
another attack of the same complaint
three or four yenrs ago and few dos
es cured me. have recommended II
to dozens OF people since first used
II and shall continue to do 80 for
know II is a quick and positive cure
for bowel troubles"
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KIMAslA NEWS ITEMS

Mr.. Springer went TO Pau
Friday.
Miss Virginia Heir and Mr.
John pregtizer Were married al
Rupert, Thursday and are hap
PLY settled in the home Mr..
prcgtizer had ready.
Mr.. Barber and Mr.. Briggs
in our vicinity Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson of
Doclo, visited at the Fortune
home Sunday.
Ross Borden was here on
business Tuesday.
Marian Riedsel and Leora
Neibart, of Adelaid, visited
with Ellen Fortune Sunday.
John Pregtizer and bride
went TO Shoshone Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs York, and chill
drcn, visited with friends near
Paul, Sunday.
Girls Moldenhauer and II. An
derson, went to Minidoka Sun
day.
Fred Paine, wife, mother and
sisters, visited near Rupert
Sunday.
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obIsetIonable EIea.

what J most object TO-" relnarkeo
the Airdale Pup. "is the flea who
thinks he Is doing me 4 favor to as
eoclate with me-"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-19

response 20 Superintendent Yves.
sonn's energy and wisely directed
publicity
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-19

Style Styles Stye7
1T has been long time have been able
at these prices such satisfying selection of handsome Silk
Plush Goats
Think of being able buy beautiful Coat of silk plush
fur trimmed, for less than $25!
The illustrated show the varied styles cuffs
trim tailored belts and becoming collars
These Goats made of Behing Seal Silk Plush Silk Plush
Hudson Seal Silk Plush all heavy nap fine deep color
remarkable lustre
The Washington times., 1921-04-17

III placed. But resolved would
Lever 60 into the room after suA-
down.
SHUTDOWN! The word struck me
uppleasantly. Sundowny-it was a
lonely, eerie-sounding name. There
was some poetry ] had once begun
to read-Walt Whitman's-I re-
membered that Lorraine had taken
the volume away. But l recalled
line: where the shadows Of sun
down fall. on the limitless and lone
some prairie"
That was like II. Like the toiling
of q bell--slow toliing. Tar away.
Tolling for the dying Of the day, for
the coming OF the night.
Again the white high sun-rays
were beginning to slant low; to
turn, as they slanted. into wicked
yellow. Again the happy green Of
the bush was growing vivid, poison
colored. II was the dusk again; II
was another night. Hypnotized into
stillness, l sat and watched 1t come
The Washington times., 1921-04-17

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short off into low bush and sand.
Near the far END there was an
other guide-post. also unmarked,
Beyond there was nothing that a
road should lead to--Only rough
bit of hin and dale going down
to the beach. I could not make 1t
out at all
The ruins were the next place
10 investigate. They were farther
off than they seemed to be; was
hot aud tired with toiling under
the fierce sun by the time l reached
them. II was delightful to take
refuge, like a spent swimmer come
ashore, under the cool winnowing
of the windy trees that stood about
the stones, roofing themselves
among the fallen masonry. and lean
ing out from heights of piled up
stone.
recognized the spot at once
for a burial place of the semi
.mythic chiefs or gods OF prehistoric
times. There are several such
places in the Pacific, and though
had not visited any. had seen
photographs of some.
This seemed almost an exact
copy of the Tu' Tongan tombs, in
the Friendly Group-an immense
y square Of gray stone blocks, set
, in a terrace, with second and
third terrace, diminishing in size.
set upon II. AS in the case of
the TutTongan graves, the stones
had no counterpart upon the island.
and seemed to have been brought
with labor we'll nigh Incredible,
from some distant place across the
sea. .. ..
looked at them without much
interest. I have always disliked
antiquities Of any and every
kind; they are, to my mind, IN
evitably bound up with boresome
people and books that are a weari-
ness to read. Perhaps I should be
ashamed of this. don't know.
only know that nine people out
OF ten feel as 7 do. though they
are, usually, unwilling to say so.
There was one aspect of this dis
covery, however, that gave me
something to think about. Such
graves, knew. are held extremely
sacred by all Pacific people, even
by those known nominally as
Christians.
The existence of "Tui- Tonga
on the island explained why II had
never been made into a plantation.
No native would have signed on to
work in such a sacred place. II was
remarkable enough that any ma.
tives had been induced even to do
house-building within call of TUT.
Tonga grave.
Whoever they are" I said q had
come to call the mysterious own
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Teach Pianoa Funny WAY

Sc Pssple Told Ne When ] Fitst
Started Ia 1891. But now after over
twenty-five ysars Of steady srewtA.
have far mere students than were
ever bsfsrs taught BY one man
an abls to make them skilled players
of Tie piano or organ in qHs~tsr the
usnal time al quarter the usual coat.
10 persons who have not previously board
Of nv method this may seem pretty bold
staSeansnt Bps' viii gladly convince you OF
its accuracy by referving you TO any num-
bcr Of my graduated an any part OF the
world There isn't State In the Union that
doeent contain many skilled players of the
piano or orrna who obtained their training
from me ~ s>od Il
Soeiiet, Hoy TO Learn Piano or Organ"
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DR.. QUINN AT HIS PIANO
From the Famous Sesch by Schneider,
Exhibited al The 81. .Loas Espositio>-

Men and women who have failed by other
meshods have quickly and easily STAINED sue
cess when studying with me. In all s~s<atial
ways you are IN cloeer touch with me than ~
yon were studying by the oral method-yet
they Include all the n, ~ recent developments
In sciexlnfic teaching For the student OF
far spPsrlsr TO all others. and even Tor the
wealthiest students, there Is nothing better
ss a1y price.
Yoh may be certain that your progre~S Is
thought OF the present day. and this makes
all the difference In the world.
Ny Course is endorsed by distinguished
Musicians who would not recommend any
Cour~e but the best. II is for beginners or
experienced players, old or young. You ad-
vance ranldly or slowly you wish
All necessary music is supplied without extra
charee. diploma N granted. Write to-day
without cost or obligation for 64-page free
booklet, How 10 Learn Piano or Organ"
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&c, Ipai. International r,atur. Service. Inc.
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eT8 ucy IN my mluQJ tu0y CoA
intend doing anything useful with
the place. II would be impossible.
But II they live here. why don't
they live heref Why have they
gone away?"
Il did not take ne more than an
hour or two TO walk all round. !
vent by the beach, climbing here
and there over barriers Of rocks.
but anding the way easy. on the
whole.
The island seemed to me most
lovely. liked the way the forest
ran right down to the strand, In
places, with exquisite small green
lawns enclosed between groves Of
maupei and utu treas, and pink
flowers growing In the grass.
When you stood In one of these
enclosed green siadee. with dark
forest TO left and right, ana sea and
white, white sand before you, you
felt as II you had found the lost
Garden Of Eden. and as II you were
Eve with no serpent and no Adam
and no Fall.
And you did not want Adam
even II you were. as | was, . girl
who had lost her lover but two
days before. There Is much more
than meets the eye in the old Diana
myth, In the old tales Of dryads and
Oyeads. You viii note that the
satyrs and the fauns wanted drink
and lovemaking, even In their for
ests; not so the followers Of the
silver crescent. or the maids of for
est and hill.
don't know what there is In q
girl that 30 loves the empty woods.
the lonely ses, without thought Of
anything or anyone beyond. But !
know that. whatever II Is. II exists.
That morning ] tasted strange
pleasures. delights without name; !
fed on honey-dews and magic fruits.
What Is. the use Of trying to tell
the untellable? You must 90 to q
desert island to find IL out; and
that you viii not do.
About noon. being entirely
healthy; and little wearied. ! felt
all other thoughts and faneies
merge In the one basic need Of
human nature--food. ! finished my
circular tour hurriedly--there was
not much to see In the latter part
and got back to the house.
II seemed like home when l
reached 1t. More, II seemed like
my here. have wondered since
whether Columbus ever felt such .
sense Of proprietorship In his new
world as l found. at first, on my de-
serted islapdf
Lily and They were becoming
shadowy to me now. l was the
owner. l walked about the hosse
after had eaten. with my hands
behind me, criticising and planning;
aware, at the back of my mind, thai
II was only a kind of game. but
nevertheless absorbed In the fancy
Of the moment.
would leave the Boxer in the
drawing room, l thought. There
was something In his massive
strength that l hked-and he was
not a beauty-man. which was So
much to the good. Photographs oi
the Antinous, the Apollo Belvedere'
the Hermes OF Praxiteles, had nj
ways left me cold. But l felt. some
how. drawn to this dignifiod villain
Of the Vatican.
The Cnidian Venus-oh. but she
was exquisite would not have.
stin felt that II was like her
cheek" almost wanted to slap
her. stay in your gallery" !
thought. Nobody wants you here.
The Arctic picture should remain
certainly. And the other, the cold
ghosts coldly fetint one anosher
under an icy moon-well. It was
calculated to give one shivers oi
two different kinds, moral and
physical, SO. perhaps, IN this world
of burning heats 1t might not be SO
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BE A REAL MAN.!

ARLE LIEDERMAN, 1lot 3O5 Broadway
New York City
The Washington times., 1921-04-17
By Beatrice Grimshaw

and said TO myself. dry-lipped:
"The night comes on that knows
no morn"
To Be Continued Next Sunday.
Copyright, 1921. by Reatrice Crimshaw.
The Washington times., 1921-04-17

hairfreo underaxp
u now accepted - o
necessity Of cleanh-
mess. El-Rado VIII
remove undssirable
hair quickly snd
easily. N - . hauh
rsady fur Instant
uoo-eha ~w0manly
vay" - rsn . v c
air Money ~
nandsd II nos totally
saaisfisd. Two sizes,
oOc and 9l.W st
drug stores end tot
ID rood counsers,
n yoar asalsr haA't
El1ado IN stock,
ossnA vossp op<nar Il
"a snclostng damp
or money order. W.
with directions END
fPOA UDnRD.
The Washington times., 1921-04-17

Nv WS VI teS
nag piano or organ -
entirely different from
all oilers. Out Of
every fear hours Of
study, ope hour "
spent e0tirsay away
fr~ the keyboard
learning something
about Harmony An1
The Laws Of Music
This 10 IN awful
shock to most teach:
srss srsoo,'a q &o Si1 ssii1
think that learning
piano b Soisay a prob
bem OF "fiDxer gym
paseics When you
20 60 70 the key
board you accom-
RAtrt hS -
because you unasr-
stand what y~u are
doing. within foaar
lessons I enable you
70 play In ipterestiJ1e
piece nod only IN the
original key but IN
sll Other keys - Ven.
I make use Of every
possible scientific helm
| mary Of which Are
entireky unknown TO
the average teacher.
nv patented mvep-
tion. the coLoRo
| rONh s~eeps away
playinr difficultiee
that have trouhSsa
students for generA-
tions. By its nee.
franspoeiti
" q nightmsrs" TO
studente - becomes
easy end faschating.
With my fifth lee.on
] introduce another
irnportspt and exciu-
sive nventi on .
Dex is a sinple. hand
operated moving psc-
ture device. which en-
eblee yeu 10 see. right
sefose ycur eyes, every
novsment Of ny
hands at the kev-
board. You actually
eec ehe fingers sseve.
1nstead of having to
reproduce your teach
er's finger movements
from MEMORY -
Which cannot b al
| have ths eorree(
podels before yo,,
during evevy minute
| SoLoRoTaTSneiSSfk RTaSeiSfk sS IA
l oUINN-DEX save You
nonths and years of
wasted effort. They
can be obtsfned ea1y
from me and there u
nothing else any,
where even ncmetely
Nike them.
| Marcus Lu
| Conservatol
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A&srtissu1ef
Wash AWayHdir
with EtRodO

Uss M-Rsde frssay and without hesar
,.Dcy on undersrna neck, arus sna limbs.
for n vtn not injure The sostssa skin. Ths
The Washington times., 1921-04-17

to myself. again and again: "ThN
night comes on; the night comes
on that knows no morn"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07

zila, ze sc sprovodi Sc svAta,
nebude-li operace provedena.
Zemfela druhy den, !. dubna.
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ZAHADNA ELWELLOVA
VRAZDA.
Mui zatceny Buffalo PRIMAL
sc, re pomahal phi jeji
spachani.

Buffalo, 6. dubna. Roy Har-
ris, ZatGeny zde dnes ma obvi-
lneni 2 nadeAa,ni, podepsaL asa-
hlaSeni tom smysiu, ze on a
jiny jeSte muz zabili Josepha
B. Elwella, bohace znameho
"sporta" V New Yorku V me-
sici cervnu.
|. Harris pravi, re on a jisty
jeho pritel byli zastaveni ma u
lici soferem, ktereho znali a
tyz jim fekl, ze ma damu au-
todrozce, ktera by Jim dobre
zaplatila "a jistou praci.
Vstoupili tam a iezdili chvI-
Ii Sc zenou, ktera Jim slibila
$4,000 "a zabiti Elwella. Dala
jim kazdemu $50 ma ucet a
druhy den rano setkala Sc nj
mi a dovezla je k Elwellov6
residenci ma zap. 70. ul., kde
jim odemkla dvefe q pustila je
dovnitf.
Harris pravi, &c jeho pritel
zastfelil Elwella. Iana. pravil
dala jim $3.50 kazdemu a sli-
bila Jim zbytek penez pozdeji.
Harris pravi, re vice penez nj
kdy nedostal a podezriva sve-
no pritele, re jej osidil. Odiel
2 mesta, kde tragedie zpusobi-
la vSeobecne >vzruseni nasled-
KEN prominence Elwellovy.
Zmineny muz bydlel zde V
hotelu sc svou zenou Cd uter-
ka. Kdosi upozornil policii, re
jest po mem patrano V st. Ca
therines. Ont, pro domnele
padelani ceku a jeho zatceni
nAsledovalo. Kdyz byl vezen
ma stanici, pravil:
eta vec tim cekem byla
vyrovnana. ia vim, proc mne
chcete. Jest to Elwellova vraz-
da.'
PAX, beze vSeho robizeni,
diktoval prohlaseni a podepsal
| je. Mistni policie uvedomila
1fady v New Yorku.
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NEVZDALY Sc UCH TIM, zE NE
SCHVALILY VERSAILLSkOU
SMLOUVU
Nota zaslana ctyrem velmocem Jest pro
testem prot japonskemu mandatu

Washington, 6. dubna. Ame-
ricka vlada, atkoli neni jednou
re "stran" smlouvy Versaill-
ske, nevzdala Sc zadneho re
svych pray zamorskych dr.
zavach N6mecka zabezpete-
nSch hlavnfm spojeneckym a
pfidruzenym mocnostem .onou
smlouvou, vlady Japanu, Vel
Ike Britanie, Francie a Italie
.isou uvedomeny sekretarem
statu Hughesem notach ode
slanych odborem statu minule
pondeli.
Vyslovne, nota pojednava o
ud6leni Japanu nejvyssi radou
V Pafizi 7. kvetna, 1919, man.
datu mad ostrovem Yap, dnla-
zitym kabelovym stredem v
Pacifickem ocean6 a D..
Hughes pravi, re americka Via
da dnveruje, re toto jednani,
jez muscle byti predsevzato
nasledkem nedorozumeni, "bu
de vzato znovu uvahu."
Noty jsou prvni dIlezitou di-
plomatickou komunikaci z pc
-ra noveho sekretare statu q e.
nj to jasnym. ze zmena admi-
nistracl We Washington6 meme
la "a nasledek zadnou odchyl-
ku cd predesleho stanoviska,
re iako jeden narodd, jenz
prispel k spolecnemu vitezstvi
mad Nemeckem, Spoj. Staty
hodlaji stati ma svych plnych
pravech V rozdeleni drivejsich
nemeckych draw.
Pouze jedna nota, ona adre-
sovana Velke Britanii, byla
dana ma vefejnost. Noty zasla-
ne Francii a ltalii jsou V pod
state totozne, avsak odbor sta
tn pfi uvereinenf noty X zahra
nicnimu ministerstvu V Londy-
ne vysvetlil, re nota k Japon.
sku obsahuje dodateGne odstav
ce, tykajici Sc pfedesle kor-
respondence mezi obema vlada
mi. Dodava, ze korresponden-
ce Japonskem neni dana ma
vefeinost pfitomne, ale zadne
ufedni vysv6tleni neni poskyt-
nuto.
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MEZINARODNf OBCHODNf
KONFERENCE.

New York, 5. dubna. Vele-
vyslanci a obchodni zastupci
vice jak tficeti narodi pfijali
pozvani cd Mar. Sdruzeni W.
rabiteln ku konferenci velevy-
slancd a vyslancd ohledne sv9
toveho obchodu pc dobu trf-
denni vyrocni konvence sd1u-
zeni. jez zapocne v tomto me-
ste 16. kvetna. Bude jednano
o tech nejylepsfch methodach,
ahy mohlo byti vyhoveno po-
ptavce Evropy a jinych zemi
po surovinach a vyrobcich a
rozvetVeni 1veru, tax podstat-
neho. Recene sdruzeni vyrabi-
tell ma pres 5000 eleni a tato
konvence ma poskytnouti Gle
Nun pfilezitost k dosazeni rIz
nych who'd z prvni ruky.
Kazde zasedAni konference
bude venovano. jak Sc pravi j.
ste skupine nArodG a kazda
bude miti cestneho pfedsedu,
jednoho velvyslanch skupiny
narodu.
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ALBANIE ST STEZUJE.

Londyn, 5. dubna. Albanie
pozadala Svaz narodu, aby "a
krocil die X. 6lanku dmluvy
proti vnikani srbskych Il rec
kych vojsk ma albanskou pudu
Pozadavek tento pasobil cara
zejiclm dojmem. Mno2i pfeda-
ci Svazu narodd jsou totiz na
roZpacieh otAZkou, zda cll-
mex X. neni ylastne mrtvou pi-
smenou. Ale naproti tomu,
kdyby ie$te byl Glanek platny,
jest velkou otazkou, ida by
SvaZ mohl pohnouti sve tleny,
ably prisp6li vojskem a pencil
k chraneni zajmu Albanie.
Svaz narodu neni jeSte sorga-
nisovan do t6 nliry, aby mohl
vynucovati bud voienska usta-
noveni clanku X, anebo hospo-
dafskou blokadu, pro takove
pripady opravnenou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
PRO NOVOU BALKANSKOU
ALLIANCE.

Sofia, 5. dubna. - V bull
harskych provinciich tvofi Sc
spolecnosti, majfci V programu
navazovati pfatelske vztahy Sc
sousedni Jugoslavii, pak-li via
da o cosi podobneho pokouset
Sc nemIze vzhledem k nedav-
nemu ,nepratelstvi ma poll va
le6nem. Vlastenecke one lize
jde allianci nejen Jihoslo-
vanskem, nybrz take Alba
nil. kterazto zemicka zvlaste
nyni vice pfatelstvi by potre-
bovala. Albanii jedna Sc pre-
devSim ipravu hranic, KITE
ratio otazka beze shody Belle
hradem sotva by Sc dala docili-
ii. Zem ia sve zastupce do Be-
lehradu jiz zaslala Zahranic-
nj ministr bulharsky ueinil by
totez, nebyt skutecnosti, ze
Jugoslavie a zvlast9 Srbsko ma
nadbytek pricin svemu { bull
harskemu sousedu nedivefova-
ii. S Albanii vsak Srbsko W.
jednavati bude.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
OME2ENf PRISTEHOVA-
LECTVA.

Washington, 6. dubna, Die
planu kongresnich vddcu, pred
loha na omezeni prist9hovale-
ctva, iez byla vetovana presi-
dentem Wilsonem, bude znoya
kongresu pfedloaena a stane Sc
zakonem pred /. kvetnem. Pri-
st6hovalectvf bylo by omezeno
ma > prQcenta pfislusniku te
kter6 narodnosti nyni We Spoj.
Statech. Tudiz b6henl pfistiho
r6ku, kdy zalgon zHstal by V
platnosti, mohlo by Sc pfist6ho-
veti 100000 osob re severo-
zapadni Evropy a $4,000 z
ostatnich evropskych zemf.