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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
FT. :. 4 w. No LONGER
\ GUTHRIE RAILROAD

The recent change ordered by Ft
Smith & Western railroad manage
mont in train service, has taken Sc,
600 pay roll money from Guthrie
Three train crews will be moved from
this point also the Shop force, car re-
pairers engine watchmcn, coacA
cleaners and mechanics will so els
whore The city Office, at 1lO South
First will be closed this week and the
road masters office will be trans
ferred to oklahoma City In fact the
TT S & W is no longer a Guthrie road
and merchants will treat it in that
light in the future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
CHANCELLOR HISLOP FORM
ALLY RELEASED AS UNI HEAD
Will Become Pastor of Salina,
Kan M f Church; Prof E G
Green Acting Chancellor
Pending Selection

AT a meeting of the board of trus
tees OF the Methodist University of
Oklahoma held in the First Methodist
church, Oklahoma City yesterday, tho
resignation Of Chancellor Edward His
lop was acted upon aud according 10
his request he was released from the
management Of the institution. The
trustees extended their appreciation
IN a series Of kindly worded resolu
tons and wished him God speed as he
goes to his new field Chancellor
Hislop has been invited to become the
pastor Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church Of Salina, Kansas. The
appointment will be made this wesB
when the Northwest Kansas Confer
ence, In session at Downs, Kansas.
completes its work and Bishop w @
Shepard reads the appointments.
The plant at Salina is one of the most
mp to date, thoroughly modern church
buildings in the entire state. The
building was dedicated last June and
everything is in readiness for the new
pastor to take up aggressive work.
A committee was appointed nv the
board of trustees to take up the mat
ter of securing new chancellor for
the Methodist University In the
interim Professor e G Green of the
University was elected acting chan
cellor to have charge of the affairs
OF the institution. Professor Green
has not as yet been officially notified
of his election and Of course has not
signlfied just what his reply may be
regarding the appointment. It is be
lieved, however, that he will accept
and as acting head Of the institution
will push its interests in the city anu
throughout the state Professor
Green is very popular with the stu
dent body, the members of the facul
ty and the citizens of Guthrie. Hls
administration ought to meet with the
approval and cooperation Of every
enc interested in the school
Arrangements were made for en-
gaging a complete faculty for the
coming year and by courtesy Of the
city officials of Guthrie the University
is to continue its work in Convention
hall for at least another year The
closing year has been one of the best
IL the history of tho school. The
situation is much better
than it has ever been before Its old
debt has almost entirely vanished and
the resources of the school are
double what they were four years ago.
The attendance at the present time IS
212, nearly thirty more students than
the same date last year. A vigorous
will be put on this summer
for an increase in student attendance,
All indications point to greater and
more successful institution in the
coming years,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
kA|SER'S LEC|ONS, DEFEATED IN GREAT DRIVE, ARE
! RESTING IN TRENCHES FOR NEXT HINDENBURG OROEF

tuchmeuts were driven back from the
Disc. a@4s.
Small attack have been repulsed
by the French in the Woeyre and in
upper Alsaco. In Flanders there has
been only the usual artillery activity,
German guns have been bombarding
the American sector northwest Of Toul
heavily Inclement weather is hinder
ing operations on the Italian front and
the artillery activity is slight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
SHE LIED; AND :
WAS STRUCK DEAD

Okeene, April Mrs Mollie Ander-
son, taken to task for some diriliction.
caed "li what I say is not true
hope God will strike me dead" She
Immediately dropped dead 1t later
developed that the statement was not
true. Mrs Anderson was 3S years
Of age and leaves husband and two
children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
GERMAN DRIVES REPULSED
BY FIERCE FRENCH FIRE.

Paris, April SHERMAN attacks south OF Morcm last mght
repused by the French and the unable to gam
footing any part Of the French positions the war office AN
nounces, except point The French also broke up German
attack Rollot and gained ground north Of Plcmont.
The statement follows:
"On the front between the Sommc and the oc there was
increasing activity the part of the artillery on both sides South
More the enemy made spirited attack against the French
positions between Morsc and Naiy ameva It was rPuscd
by the French fire and the enemy not able to obtain footing
in the French deienScS except at single point
effort north Of Root broken up by the French
fire Last night the French carried out local operation ON the
slopes north of Pmou in the course OF which our troops enlarged
their position apprcciabIy and took sixty prisoners
"On March 81 and April French aerial Squa'ron threw
down than 3 Of proccc railways and canomcnts
OF action
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
ST SPENDS PUBLICATION
OF CASUALTY LISTS

Washington, April 3-Major General
March, acting chief of staff, today di
rected that issue Of the daily casualty
list here be suspended pending defin-
i'e Interpretation from Secretary
Baker as to whether it is forbidden
by his new order providing that Gen
sra Pershing's headquarters shall
issue all news relating to the troops
in France.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03

trenches northeast of Loos yesterday
morning and captured 81 prisoners
and a machine gun Another success
fll raid in which we captured o few
mon, was carried out by us last night
northeast of Poelcappelle.
The town Of Ayette (about eight
miles southwest of Arras) is again in
British possession the statement an
nGunces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
TO DEDICATE BANK
WITH UNIQUE SHOW

A unique show will be pulled Off
Saturday afternoon on Federal square
The new savings bank will be dedi-
Gated, the Liberty loan campaign
Oh ened, and the war stamp sales given
impetus by an auction sale, in which
merchants have donated goods to be
sold to the highest bidder The pur-
chaser not only receives goods, but
also receives savings stamps for the
amount they pay The occasion
promises to be highly diverting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
CONDUCTOR KILLED.

Springfield, Mo, April 3-Charles
w Salmon of Sapulpa, Okla, a con-
ductor on the st Louis G. San Fran
cisco railroad, was killed and three
Others received serious injuries when
two Frisco work trains collided last
night near Cranky, Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
ENGINE IS HUNTED,
BUT MEN LOYAL

A Santa Fe locomotive, which passes
Guthrie daily, is named "Deutcher."
The engineer name is German and
the fireman's name is Kaiser It is
said the men arc loyal. That's put
ting Germany through the country at
rapid pace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
UNCLE SAM WILL
PROTECT TIE NEUTRALS

Washington, April 3--ln endeayor-
ing to protect neutral European ma
tons from the consequences of the
German ruthless submarine warfare,
tie United States is preparing to go
even further than its original prom
ises to keep Switzerland supplied with
food, and, if necessary will allow that
country to AXE grain through France.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
LENR0OT, REPUBLICAN,
WINS IN WISCONSIN


Milwaukee, April 3-Returns today
on yesterdays senatorial election,
show Irvine L Lenroot, Republican,
maintaining his lead over Joseph {
Davies, Democrat With fifteen coun-
ties missing and many others incom-
plete, Lenroot had plurality of TO-
547. Berger is running far in the
rear as the third man. Wisconsin, in
Tuesdays election voted loyalty and
strongly so.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
El.NANS SHOW NO
HONEST DESIRE
FOR JUST PEACE
President Wilson Stands Adamant To "Win The
War And Tells Churchma That Foe Is
Not Sincere In Peace Overtures; His
Letter To Be Read Sunday.

Washington April 3Meaures to speed up the draft program
contemplation and official expected soon
The intention to meet the emergency France For this
the 100000 be called this year will be called rapidly than
was previously planned
War department officials said arrangements were in sight
looking to calling out than the 0000 men, planned
to take into the service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER
BIG TOBACCO PLANT

New York, April 3-The government
has taken over the entire output Of
the Bull Durham Cigarette company,
manufactured by the American Tobac
co company at Durham, North Caro-
lima, and will devote it to the needs
o. the American troops abroad, it was
announced here today. 1t is stated
that the government will pay the same
price for the goods as domestic Job.
bers have been paying.
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Read Letter in All churohes.

The presidents letter will be read
f'om all Methodist pulpits In the
country on April T, and the National
War Council announces that all Meth
odist ministers have been urged to
use it as "a basis Of new and hearty
backing of the president in the war
and for the choking out Of all pa
cifists.'
The letter Of the president Is his
first utterance on the peace topic
since Count Won Hertling, the Ger
man chancellor, made his unsatisfac-
tory reply to Mr. Wilson's speech Of
Feb ll The chancellor gave lip ser
vice to the presidents proposals Of
democratic peace, but his whole
speech was shot through with insin-
cority and evasion
Battles Halt Debate"
At the same time German arms
were forcing Russia and Rumania to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
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Hs>,MkAl1IE|:,Ils III

New Orleans April 3--Tonight
cloudy in southern, rain or snow in
northern Oklahoma; colder, freezing in
northern Oklahoma Thursday fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
ALL HUN ATTACKS
ARE REPULSED BY
ALLIED GUNFIRE,
Long Range Gun Is Again Dropping BombsI On
Paris; Children And WomeniVictims OF
Prussian Ruthlesness; Artillery Busy
On Somme Field

April The Germans again began to lombard Paris at
$50 clock tbs morning Ten and three children are re
ported killed The shells dropping at intervals Of one hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
Royal Neiehbors to Meet.

All members of Rose camp Royal
Neighb0rs are requested to meet at
the Masonic temple tomorrow night
night in the bandage room at 73D.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
Mr. WIIson's RenIY.

In reply to Bishop Henderson the
president wrote on March 25.
In reply to your letter of March
FL may | not say that you are per
fcctly safe in using the words which
you quote from my message as ex-
pressing my unaltered thought and
unbroken purpose? 1t is always oui
duty to find out what the expression
IF desire for peace from our op.
Donents really means, but unless it
means a complete and convincing pro-
gram of justice, upon which a lasting
peace can really rest land we have
as yet no evidence that it means any
thing Of that kind It means moth
ing"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-03
"HUN LIP SERVICE

Washington, April 3-Haylng con
yinced himself that the Prussiau war
lcrds are bent upon debating a yictors
peace and are unwilling to accept
lis proposals Of a democratic peace,
President Wilson has reiterated his
pronouncemont that the German pow
err must bo crushed and his deter
mination to prosecute the war to vic
tory.
Bishop Theodore $ Henderson Of the
Methodist Episcopal church wrote to
tho president in behalf Of 20,000.00
American Methodsts asking whether
the present purpose Of the executive
may still be expected in the follow
ing passages from Mr. Wilson's mes
sages:
The German power a thing with
out conscience, honor or capacity loI
ccyenanted peace, must be crushed.
Our present and immediate task
is to win the war, and nothing Shall
turn rs aside until IL Is accomplish
ed"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
Ell JOVEN PEDRO LOPEZ Pc
REZ ANTE Ell JUEM
HAMILTON

Hoy las tres y treinta de la
tarde fue conducido a presencia
del Juez Hamilton, de Corte Fe-
deral, que ha llegado reciente-
mente de los Estados UnidOs, ell
ioven Pedro Perez Lopez, que di0
muerte en- el recinto sur de la Ca
pilla del CristO al Captain Mu-
iioz, Ell dfas pasadOs.
Representaba al acusadO ell abo-
gado Dottins, y era la intenci6n
del fiscal Miles M. Martin, darle
lectura a la acusaci0n, ell que Sc
caliiica ell delito, de asesinatO en-
primer grado; pero debido a que
cl abogado Jose de Jesus Tizol,
que representa- a Perez Lopez, Ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
La Rep1blica pro-
clan1ada en- Berlin.
La Ley de los sustitutos de la Harina,
derogada. Los Estados Unidos
mandarin Uiueres al pueblo
de Alemania.

LONDRES, noviembre IA
Despachos de Amsterdam, anun-
clan que ell Kaiser, que va no es
tampoco emperador, tiene ahora ell
titulo de "Conde.' Tambien Sc
dice en- ell despacho que ha elegi-
do a la isla de Corfu, como futu-
ra residencia pernanente, durante
su ignominioso destierro. Esta is
la es una de las del archipelago
j6nico, de Grecia, y muy famosa
en- las leycndas de los antiques que
rreros. Otro despacho, que pare
ce ser de procedencia alemana, di-
ce que el Kaiser, no sali6 de Ale
mania, huyendole al pueblo, sino
con la idea de facilitar el estable-
cimiento del nuevo gobierno.
LONDRES, noviembre 14.-Se
confirma la noticia de que ell Prln-
cipe 'heredero dc la corona impc-
rial, Federico Guillermo, ha sido
asesinado por la soldadesca rebel
de, en- momentos cn q. trataba dc
darse a la fuga.
COPENHAGUE, noviembre II.
-Nuevos tiroteos tienen lugar ell
Berlin. Oficiales leales del ejGr-
cito disparan contra los insulrec-
tos, y en- la famcsa via Untcr-den-
Linden, Sc formgN~ barricadas. Por
uns stelegrama, encontrado Ala.cl-.
mara imperial, del Palacio' de los
Hohenzollern, Sc ha sabido, que
era la intencion del Kaiser, lamar
tropas del frente de batalla, para
poner fin a la rcvoluci6n iniciada
por ell pueblo. Isto ha caqsado
s9'an idescontento ientre los mis-
mos proselitos del Kaiser.
PARIS, noviembre 14.-El Go
bierno de Holanda Sc ha compro-
metido repatriar a todos los pri-
sioneros Ell las naciones aliadas,
que estan ahora en- poder de los
alemanes.
PARIS, noviembre 14.-El nue.
vo gobierno socialista fundado ell
Bulgaria, ha deciarado la guerra
a Alemania.
LONDRES, noviembre 14.-En
Londres Sc ha celchrado, con gran
exaltaci6n, el triunfo de los .ej6r-
citos aliados. Las GALES princi-
pales, que antes permaneclan to-
das las noches a oscuras, con mo-
two de las zeppciines y dirigibles
alemanes, han sido iluminadas pro-
fusamente.
BASILEA, noviembre 14.-E,l
ex-Emperador Carlos de Austria,
acompanado de Ia emperatriz Iii
ia, y su familia han salido de Vie
ma. Ell Emperador, antes de abdi-
car publico un manifesto, diciendo
que no quiere intervenir mas Ell
cuestiones de politica entire Aus
tria y Alemania.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
Ell ,CIERRE DE LAS ESCUE-
LAS DERE SER IMMEDIATE.

Ell escaso numero de nihos que
asiste las escuelas pone de relic
We cual es cl parecer de los padres
dc faml.ia, que ven un peligro Ell
les mencionados establecimientos
de ensehanZa.
En- Nueya York, las mismas Jun
tas locales de instruction publica
han pedidn ell cierre de las escuo
las en- tanto Sc extinga la epidemia
reinante. Fin Puerto Rico, ademaS
de la Influenza" amenaza mn
peligro mayor.
Los edifcios que no fucron agfic
tados For el terremoto, dc tai mo
lo que el augua Sc filtra y llega a
los pisos inferiores, han sido ado-
jados debilita'aos, por 10 menos,
en- SUI cimentaci6n. No nos sorpren
derla, pues. que al sobrevenlr un
periodic de lluvias, hubiera derrum
bes, que han de ocasionar, como
IS l6gicc, vfctimas. Y estas, pof
desgracia, no seran pocas.
Las escuelas deben clausurarse
en- absolute mientras Sc recompo
nen. ST no podemos, no querc-
mes ralar Dor nosotros mlsmos,
obligando a les duenos de casas a
que cumplan con sus debefes, maa
dando recomponer 10 que sufrlo
ayerias, velemos por la infancia.
Maxine 81 Sc atiende al conside
rable n1mero de victimas que puc
dc haber donde Sc encuentran cen
tcnares de ninos juntos, sin mas
salvaguardia que el deber (no
siempre cumplido en- Ell momerto
de unN p&nico) por media docena
dc profesores.
! Y no Sc divide el proceder ohio
scguran ente dc la ofuscaci6n) dc
una profesora de Aguadilla que,
al ocurrir el tcrremoto, pretendlo
obliear a los ninos a que Sc arrodl-
llaran V elevaran preces al cle
h. ,uc cs 10 mismo que preten
,1er tapar el cielo con las manos.
Ell Comisionado dc Instruction.
PLhlica tiene la palabra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
(Servicio Inalambrico.)

(SerVlclO lndiamDf1cO.
LONDRES, noviembre 14.-La
gran escuadra de los Aliados, ha
entrado en- Constantinopla, la ca
pital del Imperio Otomano, Estam-
bul, luego de haber pasado por ell
estrecho de los Dardanelos. Este
despacho fue enviado por ell AL
mirantazgo britanico. Tropas in
glesas midas han ocupado las
fortificaciones.
LONDRES, noviembre 14.-El
Rey Jorge, al firmar ell armisticio,
envio un mensaje de congratula-
cion al Presidente Wilson, y al
pueblo americana, por la ayuda
facilitada por America, en- la que
IRA. Wilson respondio en- otro
expressive mensaje. Entire ell Sc
cretario Daniels, y ell Primer Lord,
del Almirantazgc britanico, Sir
Eric Gidden, Sc han cruzado varios
mensajes de congratulacion.
STOCKOLMO, noviembre A.
Las fuerzas de los Bolsheviki ru-
sos, marchan hacia Finlandia. Ell
puerto de Roborg de F'inlandia, es-
ia en- grave peligro de caer en- ma
nos de los bolshevili. Este puerto
esta situado a setenta y dos millas
de Petrogrado, la capital de Ru-
sss-----ss..-~~s s&..@A--., ,as.,.-.,.
WASHINTON, lnovicmbre IA.
LAS restricciones impuestas a los
duenos de panader1as de toda la
nacion, sobre la compra de harina
de trigo, con un veinte por ciento
de sustitutos, han sido derogadas.
La cantidad de az1car que podrla
gastar cada familia, en- los Estados
Unidos ha sido aumentada a ra-
zon de 4 libras por cada tres libras.
WASHINGTON, noviembre IA.
Ell Secretario de la Guerra Da-
niels, anuncia que todos los bu-
ques Gle guerra, que Sc estan cons
truyendo, en- astilleros privados.
por cuenta del gobierno, tendran
que ser terminates.
Los astilleros de Mare Island,
Philadelphia, Norfolk, y Nueva
York seran aumentados.
WASHINGTON, noviembre IA.
Ell Presidente Wilson anuncia
que alimentos, y where's necesarios
iHran distributes al, pueblo de
,Alemania, en- cantidad necesaria,
siempre y cuando que Sc manten-
ga buen orden v Sc asegure, que
la distribution, sera en- la proper
ci6n debida. Ell ,Presidente Will
son tambien ha asegurado, que ha-
ra todo 10 possible por evitar ex-
cesos del populacko, y ell hambro.
que amenaza "a poblacion civil
de Alemanias de igual modo que
todos los atentados de los bolshe-
wiki.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
DON LUIS RUBERT

En- el "Satristegui", que sale
raaflana para EspaTa, embarcara
nuestro estimado amigo el notable
financiero don Luis Rubert, quiel,
lasarat I'm par de meses en- Espaiia
-. sA sei;or Rubert en- la manana de
hoy fue despedirse de S. Z. cl Go
bernador y darle las ,gracias por Ia
prontitud con que Sc lie despach,,
q pasaporte. Deseamos un buen
viaje al seiior Rubert.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14

que intervenir en- su auxilio, fa'
voreciendoles EN- cuanto fue posi-
BILE. Ell hecho criminal Sc perpetr0:
scgiin Ia persona que nos da estes
informes, ell la calle 60.
Los tres estudiantes Sc encuer
tran va en sus respcctivos colegios,
donde no olvidaran, seguramente
Ia "Noche triste" que pasaron en-
Ia populOsa urbe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14

Mendia, Francisco Puebla y Ralph
Ferreira dc Guayama.
Los refcrfdos cstudiantes qui-
s;eron gozar de la algeria del vivir
antcs &c ingresar en- ell colegio; y,
con tai motive, sc encaminaron.
contentos como unas pascuas, I'm
salon de Eaile. ALI, acompanados
de dos "girls" (nuestro infor-
mante parece que Sc olvido de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
CINCO APACHEs, PIsTOLa
EN- MANO DESBALIJAN A
TRES PORTORRIQUENOS
7, fTERVENCION DE LA CRUZ
ROJA AMERICANA

FL se1or r. Ferrer, quien reside
cn Nueva York, 239 Mill Street,
Poughkeepsie, nos escribe dando
nos cuenta del via-crucis que pa
saron una de estas illtimas noches
on la mencionada poblaci6n los
iovenes estudiantes Justo Pastor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
FL restablecimientO de los fuer0s O La indie
pendencia; ESQ piden los diputados Yascos.
Habla Poincare, en- nombre de Francia
Las simpatias de Alsacia Lorena, estan
con Francia.

'ereera), escucharon un animadi
simo concerto, conclude el cual
sc encaminaron a. un Roof de Ia
misma casa, con el prop6sito de
cnterarsc de 10 que significa Nue.
va York por dentro.
A POGO de estar ALI Sc presenta
ron cinco "apaches'', Iquienes,
apuntandoles sus pechos con sen
das pistolas, rcbaronle cuanto po
seian.
Tan desastrosa fue la situaci'.l ii
Ell que quedaron los tres porto
rriquenos, que la Cruz Roja tuvo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
Espa1a contin1a sin Gobierno.
Una huelga minera con caracter
anarquico, ha estallado en- Asturias.
CABLE a VEL IMPARcIAL".
Via w. 7. p. and T. Co.

lrid, Ia de Noviembre.-Los diputados Vizcata-
Ian suscrfto una proclama reclamando urgente-
la restitution de los fueros toda amplitud
qn9 Hes feconozca la independence pol1tica las pro-
yincias VascOngadas Navarro.
En- Bilbao y Pamplona hay una gran agitaci6n te
me La ocurrencia de serios des6rdenes
Madrid-La crisis ministerial va adquiriendo proper
clones alarmantes parece no tener soluci6n aguna
Los mineros que trabaan las minas de carbon ago
que en las inmediaciones de Meres (Oviedo), han
declarado huelga, han asaltado varos renes
pfesos, desyaiando los pasaeros. El Gobierno toma
PES ha envlado troPas al sitio Gle los sucesos
lam gran indignation popular por que
suillermina no ha obligado al comandante Sny-
lnciar cargo.
La huelga general promovida, recientemen-
len cudad, ha conclu1do Los trabajadores de los
elles son los unicos que contindan acttud hostil
p1os hueguistas prominentes que estaban encarcea-
NJ tf han sido puestos en- lbertad.
EattlddaIa BaFcos g guerra, poder de trqpas
Los revolucionarios, alueiiados totalmente de
III del viejo imperiO, han procamado la Rep1-
poblaci6n entera muestra gran entusiasmo por
mbio de regimen polltico Las tentativas de los mo-
y -ps que querlan estabecer reinado constituco-
,Sido totalmente despazadas.
tLas atlas autoridades alemanas, han suplica-
"a fera1SlmO FOch, que Ordene los asacanOS
\ que depOngan actitud de hOstilidad hacia
y is alemanas que marchan en- retirada, tienen
tr por el territorio de ambas provincias. Comu-
- les teegraficas dcen que los alemanes no han
p atacar los aliadOs los diversos frentes de
81 / La Ultima conferencia sObre las condolences del
bte lcio, entire los representatives de los gobernos
gesl ny Aemana, duro cuatro horas consecutivas, y
H huy 7acaloradas dscusiones. Entire los acuerdos
lmportantes tomados, hay e siguiente: Ell gobierno
dabs Estados Unidos, union los de aliados Sc
compromete sumnistrar yyeres provsiones al pue-
bio de Alemania que carece de ewgen esos momentos,
pero Ia escuadra aemana sera ret Ida garanta.
Amsterdam.7-El Kaiser CUTLER II, ha adoptado ell
t1tulO de COnde GullermO de Hob nz0llern
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-14
Ell BANQUETE DE MANANA

Definitivamente, mallana Sc ce-
lebrara Ell ell Hotel Palace, ell ban
ouete de honor que la oficialidad
del Regimiento 373 ofrece al Ge-
neral Townshend, al Coronel
Taulbee y al Teniente Coronel
Nadal.
La invitaci6n es para las ocho.