El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-29
LAST MIN UTE NEWS
(From our Special coyyespondents.)

Havana, November 29.-The greatest demonstration
in Cuba's history took place in this city yesterday, lin
honor of the American Nation and Army. Havana was
beautifully decorated with all the flags of the Allied
nations particularly American and Cuban flags. Tbe}
civic and military parade started at and lasted till
O'Clock in the night More than 100000 participants
marched, the line covering twenty miles. Sonora
Mariana Seva de MenOca the Presidents wife, Pre-
sden of the Cuban Red Cross headed the parade which
passed through Havanas main thoroughares. All mill
tary and civic associations represented and beauti7
full allegorical floats went by Prominent among these
associations were the Veterans of Cuban War of indie
pendence and the Spanish regOnast organizations par
ticuary the catalans The enthusiasm simply great.
Madrid During anticataanist demonstration at
Sabadell important industrial CENTER in the province
of Barcelona, the mob burned the flag of the United
States. The Government here has ordered the local
authorities at Sabadel to punish with energy the perpe
traitors of the outrage and at the time to take the
necessary steps in order to avoid the repetition of such
Incidents
Madrd.-The Spanish Cortes have approved in prin-
cpe the proposition for constituting League of Nations
and will the official representatives of Spain
to such league The idea of establishing of
international Government having final decision
all questions affecting relations between the nations of
the world has been in the minds of the world leaders for
long time, but could be put into practice because
of the opposition Of the military powers, who could not
for moment contemplate renuncation to what they
thought their right to adjust those international difficult
ties only by the sword With the overthrow Of miltarsm
is generally believed that the main obstacles to the
establishing of the League of Nations obvaed Pres
ident Wilson has been the main advocate of the League
and no doubt his trip to Europe will be the OCCASION for
the launching of the grand idea into practical execution
Madrid-A bill has been introduced into the Spanish
Parliament for repatriation of all Spaniards who fought
under the Allies and to them that their Spanish
nationality will not be forfeited for having served under
foreign flags. This measure which under ordinary cir
cumstances would be regarded anywhere radical can
not be considered such in view of the peculiar way in
which international law is being affected by the present
War and subsequent events. .tt ,os +,
Paris = Edward Alexander, Prince of Wales, and
Grown Prince of England, has made his riumpha entry
in this city, which for the occasion decorated with
the English flag, all Parisians have received the
prince with their proyerbia courtesy, according him
magnificent reception.
Paris-The coming Peace Conferences will probably
be held at the Palace of the Qua dOrsay, which is the
seat of the French Foreign Office The place is consider
ed much desirable than the Palace at Versailles
LOndon.-So far, the total number of German subma-
rineS surrendered is m.