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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
BELGIAN PEOPLE
BITTER TOWARD
INVADING HUNS
Civil Population Wants Retri-
button for Evils Perpetrated
by Huns in Belgium During
Invasion of Country.

BRUGES, Dec. 20. Correspondence
Of the Associated Press, THE civil
population Of Belgium Is much more
bitter toward the Germans than the
soldiers who have fought them to q
standstill during four years, crushed
them, battered them about and wrecked
the'emVlre during the past -four months.
Terms of bitter eXecration, hate ana
revenge come from the civilians alone.
A kind little old woman, the owner
Of a cigar store, after selling the Assoc
ciated Press correspondent a Nllainous
cherOot, an 'ersatz" cigar relic OF the
German occupation. launched forth into
a violent denunCiation Of the unihvited
guests who made Bruges their home
for four years.
This wal must not end like this"
she said with a vehemcnCe which con-
trastcd greatly with her gentle appear
ance. We must go into Germany; they
must suffer, e~xpiate." ON the day OF
store of $500 worth of her best cigars
and Cigarets.
On the Grande place in he shadow
Of the famous belfry, an rate gentle
man was d~tscoursing loudly, Restlcu-
lating wildly, THE pigs, the Infamous
swine" he was saying shall it come
to pass that they viii escape punish
ment? Is it possible that the German
population will not suffer n Of IN"
h%ardships that their soldiers and Of
lltNlS nave lllltlth uIbll uE' ollh'' Wv
not salute our officers, descend into the
cutters as our soldiers promenade on
their sidewalks?
is it conceivable that their women
will he spared the humiliation of hum
bly, begging Of our officers n passport
to travel between AiX-la -ChapeIlc and
Cologne as our wives and daughters
had to do to go from BTugcs to Ostend
II we end it now they are beaten MN
tarily, but they are not vanquished in
their pride, In their hearts
He is a hotel keeper. The Germans
rcquisitioned 27,0OO bottles Of wine from
his cellars" volunteered one Of his
audience standing near by.
OF all the allied soldiers the Belgian
was the one who appeared to have the
greatest desire to enter Germany His
country is strewn with the wreckage or
former happy homes, perhaps the very
one where the soldier dwelt, is now a
heap Of ruins. But these soldier boys
display no hatred. They hay not been
robbed of their cigars or their wine.
They have merely risked their lives In
rain-filled trenches and buIlet-swept
fields for the past four wears.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
TWO YEARS
IN BED AND CHAIR
h SWn Feared His Wife Could
Not Recoverable Gained
Twenty Pounds on TanIaC
and Troubles Gone.

MY wife gained twenty pounds on
hree bottles of Tanlac and is as strong
nd well as she ever was,'' said J. l..
Brown, 306 Princeton street, College
park, Georgia, some time ago.
For over two years." he continued,
she had suffered from stomach trouble
nd had fallen off until she was almost
Ike a shadow, She lived on the light
|st kind of diet, and got so weak that
he spent most of her time in bed or
b her chair. There was a breaking
ut on her limbs, below ner knees and
swelling that made her miserable.
Ehe was so rundown nat l thought
he just couldn't get well.
That's the way she was when she
|tarted taking TanlaC and it wasn't
png before she began picking up and
letting better, She has a hearty ap-
|etite now, sleeps ike a babe at night,
able to do all her homework, includ-
hg the cooking and the change in her
as made us both grateful and happy"
Tanlac is sold in Memphis exclusively
y Weiss Pharmacy successor to ia
|obi's Pharmacy Main st, and Union
we. and Warnock Drug Co, in Gay
10 Hotel block. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
OF HUNS
NAVY BOOMERANG
FOR M|l|TAR|STS
"Irony of Fate That Pan-Ger-
mans Cause COnfIagration
in Death Struggle" Says
Berlin VerWaertS.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 20.-The attempt
Of officers Of the German high seas
fleet to make a suicidal sortie against
the British grand fleet before the ar
mistice was signed Is characterized by
the Berlin Vorwaerts as 1.-The last dew
llish crime against the German people
that sealed the doom of the pah-Ger-
mans"
Refusal Of the sailors to go out and
fight Is regarded as the first step to-
ward the German revolution. This mu-
tiny Is described by the Norwaerts as
AN asst Of self-defence by 10000 men
against the villainous pan-German
plan"
ITO understand the position" con-
tinues the newspaper, 1T Is necessary
to go back to the feverish propaganda
by the pan-Germans at the end Of Octo-
Der for a so-called national fight Of
despair. To save their necks they con
ceived the idea Of batting the people
into a forlorn hope which could only
end in complete determination. The
death Of the doomed so, 900 did not con
Germ these maniaCs In whose reckonin.s
human blood never counted. Their no
ton of military honor was that the
whole people should suffer themselves
to be butchered rather han undergo
the shame of defeat.
with their minds stepped in the
worship of nirht. they had no inkling
Of the revolutionary currents among
the men. They still imagined that iron
discipline was paramount, Their fend-
ish plan was to send out the ships to be
sacrificed to the last ship. The news
spread like wildfire.
".At the last stage Of the war are
we all to be killed. they asked.
The officers ~harangued and Cajoled
in vain. Three times the order was
riv"n. u was a difficult position for
men with no backing but their feeling
u solidarity. A thousand We're imDris-
oned at Wilhelmshaven. The choice
between imprisonment and freedom was
not difficult. It was revolution. 1t
was the irony of fate that the pan
Germans, with what was to be their
last desperate blow, should themselves
have started the conflagration, 1t was
this last devilish crime against the
German people hat sealed their doom"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
ENGLAND HOST TO
YANKS CHRISTMAS

LONDON, Dec. 2O.-If your son is in
France or England at Christmas time
you needn't necessarily feel that he is
losing all the joy Of life. Perhaps he
Is going to have the opportunity to see
a real English Christmas.
Invitations nave been issued to as
many American soldiers and sailors as
possible in France, through Y, NJ. G, A.
secretaries there, and those in camps
and or battleships in England were not
forgotten.
More than 1000 of them will be enter
tanned for the holidays in London
homes alone. And on Christmas day
1900 more will watch the brandy burn
ing on top of the pudding and eye the
roasted pig with families who are to do
everything possible to make this holi-
day one that the American guest will
always remember.
Invitations poured into the Inter
national Y, NJ. c, A. Hospitality league
from many farms outside OF London,
too-from Devonshire, where riding and
shooting were offered, from Scotland
and from Ireland.
II want two boys for the whole of
their leaves" one Irish woman writes.
II am going to give them the kind Of
Christmas my boys would have liked if
they had not been killed in France"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
Honey Frosting.

instead of sugar and water, pouring
over the stiffly beaten white on an egg
as for ordinary boiling frosting.
Cut the tails into joints, wash and
stew with the cup of water and but
ter stirring all the time. Cook till juice
the hot water, add the salt, boil up and
skim, Add the rest of the ingredients
and simmer four hours. Take out the
tails, strain, season with a little catsup
and thicken with corn starch made
smooth with cold water. Put back the
tails and cook five minutes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20

Great purchase Of 1902 sample waists from New
Works. best blouse maker, at n discount Of IA
off regular prices, The hest that can he found
In I blouse IN this lot Suit shades and flesh and
white. All Just one OF a kind, every one a new
idea. See these sure,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
lMERICAN POLICY TOWARD
GOOD, SAYS PAPER

HARDIN, Manchuria, Dec. 20-Amer-
las friendship for Russia is recognized
h the Manchuria, a labor organ of this
ity, which declares ~editorially that
he words Of the United States EAR be
busted and that American diplomacy is
Eraightforward and democratic. The
hper quotes the American consul at
fkutsk as announcing that the United
hates would in no way interfere in
ussian internal affairs.
1--WE must learn from America to
|uild up fortunes by ourselves and de-
elop the wealth Of our country" the
6anchuria says. America is u true
Eiend, offering her services without n
ypocrisy If We desire them Russia
nd America! How strong would be
lQch an alliance! What possibilities 1t
fould present TO our lorg-suffering
buntry!
America extends to us a helping
and. May we not fail to grasp it. And
must not be forgotten for one moment
bat II anyone should occupy Siberia it
i'll not be America"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20

All-over silk jerseys, some with Just
the Jersey top, some crepe de chine
lace trimmed good quality tafteta in
two-tonc coIoringS. Many styles to
choose from. An ideal Christmas present.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20

Georgettes, beaded and embroidered
suit shades, navy, burgundy, taupe,
gray, flesh and white, in all sizes, All
the seasons best collar and cuff ideas.
All specially priced.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
Item No. 6
RELIABLE FURS

Sets, %scarfs, muffs, stoles and fur
coates, of seal, fox, lynx. raccoon,
beaver, etc. All just arrived for Christ
mas selling. Compare and be con
WINGED that our prices are the cheapest.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20

stalled electricity and bathrooms and
in same cases central heating plants. and
with French servants live comfortably,
almost luxuriously as measured in mill
tary terms. Hundreds less fortunate or
lacking in rank take their chances on
whatever billet may DE found in the
crowded town where a bed is always at
a premium.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20

The moment you eat a tablet or two
of Pape's Diapepsin all the indigestion
pain and dyspepsia distress stop,
Your disordered stomach will feel fine
at once.
These pleasant, harmless tablets Of
pape's Diapepsin never fail and cost
very little at drug stores.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
D|APEPS|N
FOR INDIGESTION
Eat One Tablet! No Gases,
Acidity, Dyspepsia Or
Any Stomach Misery.

U~ndigested food! Jumps Of pain,
belchlng gas, acids and %sourness. When
your stomach Is all upset, here Is in
slant relief-No waiting,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
Item No. II
SPECIAL DRESS BAR
GAIN, SASS and $19.S5

French scrgcs, fine sottns, beautiful velvets,
%taftctas, crepes, etc, 500 to pick from, ahout 100
different styles, all worth % per cent more at
least, in all colors and sizes. Very special lots.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-20
Item No. 9
NOBBY COATS
Specially Priced, $29.S5

Broadcloth, Velours, Bolivia, cut Pom
Pom, Kersey and other materials, neatly
fur-trimmed and lined, Many newest mod
els to pick from, aud in every shade,
Greatly reduced in price.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-04
Don Victor Ramos Garcia

Gu vida Sc ha desllzado entire
oancioncs y puletazos. Despues
| de habcr raeofTido Europa cntera,
VINO a les Eatad0s Unidos en- 1906,
V fu6 en- scguida, en la Commercial
HiGh Schcol, Gonde ingreso a pocc
dc haber llegado, capitdn del foot
ball team cue venci6 ell campeona-
to lie Ia ciudad de Nueva York.
Entr0 desputs, como colrespo-
sal, en- Ia casa r. Grace y Co.;
ipero bien pronto decide zanzibar
| Ia vida sedentar;a de la ofcina por
IA vida 2ctiva de la milicia, in
groa0 cn la escuela militar Ha-
raiItong, don1e fu6 captain del
football team que venci6 el cam
lpeonato tie los Estados Unidos.
i Una vaz graduado, 10 cual acae-
ei6 cl ano 1913, entr6 Ell la Univer-
sidad de Colgate, donde fue el
mas sobresalientte catch-as-catch
/ can Y el mas temihle boxeador, sin
Ideiar, por clio, de formar parte del
Gee Club del referido colegio.
la Asociaci6n de J6veneS Girls
fianoe 10 solicit0, entonces, Y entro
.en ella como secretario general de
Educacion, pasando de ALI, mas
lucgo, a ser secretario general Ell
un eampamento.
POGO despu5s. Ia comisi6n de
Training Camp Activities 10 nom-
bro instructor de canciones Y at
lcfismo y 10 envi6 Puerto Rico,
pucs era q unico de todos los
instructores que poseia el espanol.
Tai es, por dentro, este gran
den Victor Ramon Garcia, boxea-
dor y baritone, todo en- una pieza,
" espahol. porque su padre 10 era
frances. porque 10 era su madre
italiano, porque 10 quiso Ia suerte,
y americana, porqne fue Il quien
10 quiso...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-04
La Compdflid de ConStruCCiones
''Ciuddd del Sol

to mensual, mediante un m6dico
interes.
Dioho plan econ6mico, aprobado
va por la Junta de Directories, @ras
sometido a Ia Junta General Ex.
traordiliaria de Accionistas desla
Compania que ha sido mandada
convocar al efecto, para gus. in
mediatanente de aprobado por
esta, sea puesto en- practica. El
plan mencionado provee para el
aumento del capital social DOS
MILLONES DE DOLARES, for
ma de verificarlo, dentro de los
tarminos dc la Ley y demas pun
tos neccsarios al amplio desarrollo
de la i.lea, que, en- ell fondo, yiene
a rcsoIv"r el problema hace ,pocos
;lias p!antcado en- la Prensa ,pcr
cl Hon. Tesorero de Puerto Rico,
Lcdo. jose f. Bcnedicto, a
Ia Compania de Construccio
nes "CiadAd del Sol", va consti-
tuiAa Incorporate y debidamen.
to conocida en el pals, una vcz
aprobrJo dieho plan por la Junt,
tc Acc'onistas, 10 hara conocer al
pGblico en- tcdos sus detalles, pa.
ra que q. su alrededor Sc agrupen
en- bencfcio particular y general,
todas lis fuerzas vivas del pals
sin distinction de classes, Macdonald
da3es, ,a2as, nj condolences econj
MEAS, va que ella trata con la me-
ior buc1a fe, de resolver un serio
problcl1? que tlene ante 81 ell pals.
Es hora pues de prestar nues
tro concnrso a una obra de magma
trasccn3encia que ha de reporta!
pngues bcneficios nuestro pue
hlo ell momentos aciagos en- que
neceslramos dc la iniciativa, Y del
concurso de todos. y no es el mo-
mentO dc vacilaclones.
! Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-04
I'm tipo interesante: boxcador
baritone, todo c.l una
DON VICTOR, PoR DENTR0...

Son muy pocas, p0QulSlmas las
personals que no conocen, por Tue
ra, este gran don Victor Ramon
Garcia; pero tambien son pocaS
muy pocas las que 10 conocen POI
dentro, 1ntimamente..
Todos 10 hemos visto per fuera
con su cara ancha y su nariz grue-
sa v algo chafada de boxeador
con sus cejas pobladas Y asperas
con su boca granda, que Tic
siempre infantilmente Y deja al
descubierto una dentadura imQa-
cable, inmaculada. - Todos Ic
hemos visto por fuera, con sd cor
bata de, paisano Y su uniformc dc
militar, golpelndose con el swag-
ger stick las polainas datiladas
nerviosamente..
Cast todo ell mundo 10 conoee
por fuera, con sus i42! pulgadas
de pecho; pero casi nadie 10 co
noce por oentro. Sc saQe que es
boxeador y baritone, todo en- una
pieza; pero los mas no estan muy
seguros de 81 es espahol, porque
habla en- espanol y sc apellida
Garcia, o 81 frances, ingles, por-
tugues o ruso, porque 10 ven a me-
nudo jdgando con est9s euairo
idiomas.
Pues bien. lectores; este gran
don Victor Ramon Garcia, que 10
mismo canta una serenata que de-
rriba a. nm hombrs de un solo pu-
iietazO, dc padre espnijol, de ma
DIRE francesa, ha nacido en- Italia
y cs ciudadano americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-04

to, la que no nos deja vivir en- paz,
la que nos tiene locOs todOs, la
Qne hace que esta porci6n de Ia
terra mo sea I'm lugar deseable
para yivir", es esa calamidad LA.
mazda Gel FAJAZO."
No es de ahOra nj mucho mGnos
el orlgcn de esta trouble, pues ten
go entendidO que Sc remonta a los
tiempos prehist6ricos, pero iami-
Cos. hay que yer como Sc ha des-
arroiiado Ell estOs Gltimosi item.
pos. Antes fajaban sableaban 10s
lncandescentes solamente, perO
ahOra sc ha cOrridO a tOda la es.
Gala social, Y desde s. e. en- fOrma
de proclamas, hasta ell 1ltimO des-
graciado que pide para tomar ca
fe, no pasa dia que no lie tiPen a
uno un tajO. ~, ia-
~ que me. dicen ustedes de las
Comisiones fajantes? En- mi of.
Gina, Sc me han presentado en- un
solo dia siete comisiOnes de tOdas
cateGorlas, y a las siete tuve que
atcnder, pues no Sc Oculte usted
(lebajo de Ia mesa nj en- lugar min.
Suno de la casa, porque ALI 10
atrapillan, y da porque da.
Las hay de infinitas classes. Con.
notados de un pueblo determine.
do. que piden para levantar una
iglesia, cOmprar instrumentOs a
los mhsicos unifOrmes para los
bomberOs. De sehoritas preciOsi-
aimas, que quieren sacar de penas
a una pobre viuda. De damas con.
notAdas, de caballeros respetables,
de autOridades hOnOrables. De
huelguistas, de obrerOs, que quie.
rem hacer una campa1a contra fu.
lano o menganO... s<-r
..........
pOr aqul iba, cuandO snena mi te-
l6fon0 y me dicen. :. Gel COmit6
de tai cosa ACADIA de nombrarle
usted para que fOrme parte de la
Comisi0n que debe recaudar fon-
dos en- las GALES de tai Y tai. La
Quota asignada a esa Comisi0n es
lie trece mil d0lares. LO felicita.
mos a usted por el honor que Sc
lc cOnfiere.. Y
iiT0bleaa!!
JOSE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-04
NoTAs DE HUMACAo

Ell Juez del TOro Cuevas, vlsl-
to esta semana la ciudad y di6
una conferencia, explicando la
obra que realiza la Cruz Roja
Americana.
Asistieron a la conferencia los
elementos del comite local del Ho-
me Service, ell comite del Trabajo
de-. la mujer, Representatives. de
otras asociaciones y p1blico en- ge-
neral. El orador que hizo una
platica, muy interesante, fue obje-
to de una larga ovacion.
Present6 al Juez del Toro Cue
vas, que es el vice-presidente del
Capitplo de Puerto Rico de la
Cruz Roja Americana, ell licen-
ciado don Victor Burset.
La casa EN- que celebraba sus
sesiones la Corte Municipal que
do, causa de los recientes terre-
motos Ell muy peligroso estado. III
tribunal ha tenido, pues, que ms
talarsc en- otra parte, y ahora ocu-
pa la casa del Sr. Alfonso Faura
en- la calle Carrera, numero 3.
Las inscripciones verificadas
Ell esta ciudad, abarcando como es
.sabido las edades de diez y ocho q
cuarenta y cinco amos, dieron e.
siguiente resultado: Assemble G
total de personals inscriptas
1885. Ciudadanos de nacimiento
es dccir, nacidos EN- Puerto Rice
o en- Estados Unidos, 1902. Ciu
dadanos naturalizados, 5. Extran
jeros dcclarantes, l, Y, no decla
rantes, 81. De les 1885 hombres
que Sc inscribieron, hay 1888 blan
COS y 652 negros.
Como ell local en- que estabar
instaladas las ofcinas del Regis
tro de la Propiedad no ofrece to
das las garantias de estabilidad
despues del terremoto, la oficin;
del registrador Sc ha trasladado
la calle de Uliscs Martinez.
-Despues de acompanar 81
hijo Luis, ha regresado de Estado'
Unidos, el licenciado Luis Pereyt
Quinones.
Ell schor Jose Vicente Pujals
ha cedido su domicilio sin perez
bir por clio remuneration alguna
para que en- el Sc instale ell temple
cat6lico, en- ta~to que Sc lleve
cabo la obra de reparaei6n que he
cesita la iglcsia de esta ciudad
una de las mejores de la Isla.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-04
HACE FRENTE AL PROBL e
MA DE LA RECONSTRUC-
CION. I
AUMENTARA SU CAPITAL A
DOS MILLONES DE
DOLLARS.

La compania de Construcciones
"Ciudad del Sol" ademas de su
sistema econ6mico actual, aumen
tara ST capital social a DOS Nj
LLONES DE DOLARES, para
hacer frentc al pro5lema de la re
edifcac on y construction inmcdia
ia de todos los cdificios p1blicoS
V casas particulares que derribo ci
reciento fen6mcno sismico, y para
a. construction de hcgarcs. tam
bien Immediate, por medic de IN
facil sistcma de amortization, I;
todas las familas y ciudadanos
+que quedaron sin hogar, y al pI-
blico en- general.
A este efecto, aver, en- Ia session
ordinaria celebrada por la Janta
de Directories baio la Prcsidenai:j
del DR.. Don Jose 4. Diaz, q ia
que asi5tieron los se1ores Pietro l.
Roveda, Diego Agucros, Ped.
Schida y r. Vaz1ucz Cabanas, fn{
discutida V doc!arada dc necccida5
Y utilidad uEGcnte, una proposi
zion del Geronte de la Comrafi1
se!lor i'ictro Z. Rovoda dotermi
nando I'M plan ccon5mico dc tras
cendcntal interas para c! pals
rorque en- e. eta rcsuolto pars
todos los ciuaadanos cl modo 4.
lIcgar a tcncr EN- Ell MAS BRE
We PLAZO possible, su casa
amortizando cl valor de Ia propi'
dad coz el canon de arrandamien
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-04
La mayor de las ca|alnidadeS

CuentO solo. y a10S de edad V
me s0nrio ir0nicamente cuando
Oigo Il uno de nueStr0s vieioa b0-
ricuas hablar de su. cEper;encia
por que sinticron los tcmblorcs del
81 Y presenciaron la t0rmenta de
San Narciso.
Que es ESQ, al lado de las Gala
midadeS que venimos SufI'iend0 de
veinte aii0s osta partc? Nadie
podra negra que somos eXpertos
en- calamidades, despUGs de pasar
la vista por Ia relaci6n &iguiente !:
In guerra Hispano-americana,
El cicl0n de San Cil'iaco,
La peste bub0nica,
La guerra universal,
El sarampi0n,
La Sandal,
La ComiSi6n de Alimentos,
Los tembl0res,
la influenza,
Y alguna mas que no recucrdo.
Hay que fliarse, Ell que solo
menciono las calamidades naci0-
males, 0 meior licho, insularcs,
pues tengo grandes dudas de que
ALA por YaEQuilandia, miren CO.
mo nacionalcs las c0s0s de Puerto
Rico, maXime cuando Sc trata de
calamidades.
No quier0 n0mbral' tanpocO las
calamidades que, pudi6ramos lla-
mar de segunda categ0ria, como
10 son algun0s de los funci0narios
que padecemo@, que aEn4ue pequc-
has, calami;ladcs son al fin.
y no me quier0 meter con 10
federal, por la payura que me ms
pira. Con decir cue hasta los BIZ
lletes de las Rcsefva Federal me
da repelillo al cogerlos, csta di-
cho todO, p0rquG Seiiores, hay que
yer, 10 bien que a un0 lie yiene un
billetito de diez pesos en- estos
tiempos en- que las habichualas
y el arroz naveGan a Ii altura de
los Zeppelincs.
Con las calamidades enuncia-
das, Y las que me reserve, porque
no son para dichas, nadie pondrl
en- duda que tenemos pcrfecto de-
recho al titulo de "eXpertos Ell ca
lamidades", pero Ia que nos hace
mas acrc2dOreS a csc nOmbramien-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-04
LOS ESTADCS UNIDOS EN- LA
GUERRA
SU ACTUACION IDEALISTA

No ahora que cl triunfo aliado
es algo que Sc palpa muy de ccr-
ca, s;no en- cl pasado mes de junio,
cuando mas arreciaha cl empuje
de los imperios ccntra!cs, cl illus
tire doctor Luis Simarro, Gran
Maestro de Ia M&soneria espanola,
dirigia a Ia gran asamblea cele-
brada en- Madrid, el siguiente men
safe en- que Sc c0ncreta V Sc afr
ma una admirable vision del triun-
70 aliado, y Sc reconOce Y Sc pre-
coma inapreciable concurso dc los
Estados UnidOS.
Para que nuestrcs lectorcs pue-
dan iuzgar esta aflmaci0n que ha-
cemos. reprolucimoS. tomindolo
del "Boletin Ofeiai' del Gran
Oriente Espanol, cl Mensaie del
sabio doctor Simarro, que dice: