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Show i TS'itb rare foresight, more than two years ago, a German newspaper, the Bremen T escr Zeitung, named the Adriatic question as "the surest source of future discord within the ranks of the present al- I lies." Its prophecy was vindicated in startling fashion on April 23rd, when President Wilson gave to the world his reasons for opposing Italy's claims to the Adriatic port of Fiume, and Prenlier Orlando, pro- I testing that the president's statement "ruins everything," quit the peace conference. j The leading article in THE LITERARY DIGEST this week makes clear all the points in this latest I development. It shows what Italy is striving for, who is opposing her and why; it explains the positions I of Lloyd George, Clemenceau and President Wilson; it presents all shades of public opinion in the coun- tries concerned. ' I Other striking articles in this big, interesting number of "The Digest" are: The New Danger of a Russo-German Alliance What May Happen if the Associated Powers Fail to Deal Successfully With Russia. Our Pledge to Aid France Uncle Sam as a "Mandatory" Ruler Korea's Struggle for Independence How to Keep Our Ships on the Ocean Plain Speech From Salvador Germany Begging for Her Colonies ! One Uncrippled Industry in Belgium Airplane Engines for Autos Learning to Do Without Eyes oaI and 011 Wedded in a New Fuel Explosion-proof Gasoline Tanks SiE" J N T" . Literature in Modern Italy K u 7f n fL"?ernStrU S . w r t r - , r , I he Bishop of Oxford's Despair of War Work of the Knights of Columbus the League Syrians m the United States Best of the Current Poetry Personal Glimpses of Men and Events News of Finance and Commerce MANY INTERESTING ILLUSTRATIONS, INCLUDING HUMOROUS CARTOONS. Pathe, Famous Film Company, Cooperates With "The Digest" On and after May 4th, the famous Pathe Exchange, Inc., nent place :n eir-h wf, r , , f with its ramifications extending into every section of the' A ruimfi fLTf'i f.TS't,; world, v,-ill co-operate with THE LITERARY DIGEST to entertainment, which "consists of wittv ..'d V'iri ! 'c show 'The Literary Digest Topics of the Day" film in the 1,,.e',ts 0,1 1,1,11 nwl vents and -pun.-h"" pp ra-r-r-hs 'n.-iV- many B. P. Keith vaudeville theaters and in the foremost mo- 7 ...v'' and othl'r o,lU's o th-'hour. sel-'c't'. tion picture houses. This feature has alreadv found its wav ! , Ses.t ronl the l"'oss of the Worl.l. 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