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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-10
COnteStandO &
Augusta Dieppa

FL cue Sc precia de sustentar &c
fender un ideal digno justo; el que
Sc cree amparado por la razon, Ia pru-
dencia la opinion publica. debe de
fender su tema con argumentos sohdos
y persuasivos. amparados por la logica
el sentido comun, no con ofensas
imprudentes, temerarias vejaminosas
v rayantes Ell la ridiculez Sepa el
companero que de una manera tan acer-
ba descomedida ataca Ell su articulo
publicado ell las columnas de este dia-
rio el de los corrientes, los dele
gados que en- la Asamb.ea Gle Maestros
celebrada en- San Juan el dia 8 de
julio votamos a favor del informe del
Comite designado por la Asamblea pa
ra decidir 81 Sc habia de aceptar o no
aceptar los sueldos votados p-or la Le--
gislatura, que 81 la proposition fue
aproOada derrotado ell SENTIMTEN-
TO HUELGUISTA, fue porque ESTE
era el deseo de Ia mayoria de los macs
tros de Puerto Rico presentes y ausen--
tes, no ohstsn1e el mucho ruido las
protestas de la minoria
Los vencidos no tienen ningin dere-
cho de atacar y vejaminar a los ven
cedores, Y menos ell cuestiones en- que
media ell companerismo ell buen nom
bre de III gremio que debe dechado
del buen trato y los buenos modales
para Ia comunidad.
Sepa tambien ell compafiero que habia
ALI maestrcs distinguidisimos, de avan-
zada edad; veteranos del magisterio
muy venerables cuya experiencia GU
yo buen criterio Y sana razon les i'm
pulsaron a votar en- favor de la mo-
cion Acaso la passion Y la temeridad
han cegado al companero para lanzarse
ahora en- contra de la mayoria de los
maestros de Puerto Rico de una manera
tan POGO edifcante por 10 desenfrena--
dai
Mucho Sc ha retozado con la mano-
seada DIGNIDAD PROFESSIONAL en-
10 que atane a los sueldos Me gusta-
ria tocar este asunto Ell otro articulo
81 Sc me brinda oportunidad. Por aho-
ra me limito a protestar energicamen-
tie de los desenfrenados desahogos de
los que debieran tener otros miramien--
tos para tratar estos asuntoS. Y quisro
hacer constar cue no me siento ofen--
dido por los conceptor erroneos del
companero. Contesto porque, tratando-
Sc de otro maestro, creo mi deber ex-
poner, en- nombre de los maestros que
representaba, que los que dijimos ''SI''
no somos en- NADIA inferiores a los que
dijeron mo-.
Pedro velez Mercado.
Sabana Grande, Julio 8, 1919.
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ReCOgiendO ImpresiOnes

va han transcurrido algunos dias des-
de que ocurrio la Catastrofe del ;eatro
Yague2. Durante todos estes dias trans.
curridos, la Prensa local ha IS .duo pa
plicando profusamente noticias sob. .
Ia catastrofe y sobre las investigated
nes judiciales que Sc han practicable a
fiji de descubrir ell presunto mo l,;rpo
que pudiera an liar en- Sill Il Slcrld1
cerebrc idea tan pervertida y Ea .igna.
FL pnblico por muchos dias no ha la
blado de otro asunto sino de ese luctlo-
so acontecimiento; pero desp ls5 tan
TO hablar Y de tanto -escrib'r, nadia
puede decirnos con certeza 81 Sc trata
de III hecho casual o de un acto crin.i-
nal El origen del siniestro ha Quedado
en- las tinieblas no obstante la opinion
publica esta dividida, unos Green que Sc
trata de un hecho ia.cncional; que ell c.
escenario, de donde surgio ell incendio,
no habia materias inflamables; descar
sibilidad de un hecho casual; pero 10
cierto es, que nadie, hasta ahora, con
indicios mas o menos admisibles ha
podido senalar al enemigo del senor May
mon. Otros Green ell un hecho casual,
y despues de imaginarse distintas for
mas de un incendio casual, acorralados
porque ell senior Maymon 10 puede ase-
gurar que debaio del escenario existie-
ran desperdicios de peliculas nj ningu-
ma otra materia inflamable que con una
colilla de cigarrillo o de otro modo ha-
va podido tomar incremento y toda vez
que ell sefior Raho'" repr 'sentante en-
pleado del sefior Maymon. asegura que
dos dias antes del siniestro estuvo de-
bajo del escenario y no vic recipiente
alguno conteniendo desperdicios de pc
hculas. lleean a la conclusion de que
el incendio ha podido ser producido por
IN corta-circuito de la luz electrica.
No habiendose podido averiguar has
IA la fecha ell origen del incendio, Ia
opinion dc que haya podido scr ocasio-
nado por III corta-circuito puede ser
mas admissible razonable que cualquie-
"a otra causa como motive casual del
incendio. Sc alega por algunos que este
punto no ha sido debidamente diluci-
dado y algunos sc quejan de q. no hayan
publicado en- la prensa informe tecnico
alguno sobre la distribution de Ia CO.
rriente electrical en- los distintos depar-
tamentos del teatro Yaguez y la razon
cientifica de que no fuera esta la eau
sa del incendio. Esta opinion que preva-
lece en- muchas personas que tratan ell
asunto con serenidad, tiene su funda-
mento precisamente en- la rapidez con
que Sc propago ell incendio; en- que las
namas eran azules blancas no ne
gras, como parece acontecer cuando el
incendio es avivado por combustibles
grandemente infamables preparados pa.
ra el incendio; en- que ell incendio Sc
pr9pago velozmente por ell techo del tea
-; en- que hubo una explosion que pre-
.cedio ocurrio al mismo tempo que re-
ventaba el incendio IEsa explosion nc
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sEccIoN sEGUNDA
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTR1To

E-v-s
Leidas las minutas de la session an
terror fueron aprobadas Sc vieron las
acusaciones siguientes:
candido Lassen, por atentado a la
vida.
Suspendido
Jesus Quihones Rodriguez, Ex-parte
por incapacidad y nombramiento de
tutor
Sc declare Felipe de Jesus incapa
citado y Sc nombr6 a su hija legitima,
Francesca de Jesus Fragoso, tutora dc
dicho incapacitado, previa ianza por
$4,000.
Carmen Hernandez como madre del
menor Jose c. Do Campo, por autori
zacion judicial
Sc autorizo a la peticionaria para
que invierta la cantidad de ocho Glen
tos dolares en- la adquisici6n de una
casa del sehor Jose Gutierrez Fernan--
dez, para el menor a quien represen--
ia.
Jose Navarro, por infraccion a la
ley de AUTOMOBILES.
Cinco d6lares de multa.
Ramon Perez, por escandalo
Cinco dolares de multa
Elisa Sostre, por acometimiento Y
aggression.
Cinco dolares de multa
Ramon Mazano, por infraccion a Ia
ley Jones
Veinticinco dolares
Miguel Rosado, por infraccion a la
ley de Sanidad
Dos doares
Isabel Montahez, por escandalo.
Absuelto.
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Licdo. Jose SABATER.

lati, Luis Galindez, Jose Nieves, Julio
Salvarry, Ramon Gil Ismael Pelati,
y, por parte de la compafia, ell abo-
gado Mr. Brown y dos Ingenieros de
la misma
Tambien estuvo presente ell ingenie-
no del Departamento del Interior, sefior
Ramos Casellas.
Ell asunto quedo pendiente para ser
informado q Ia Comisi0n.
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mcnopolio, Sc impone ell los pueblos.
no debemos echar de mcnos la init
ma relativiGad que hay entire la ley
social Ia ley fisica. La preston pro
duce Ia explosion, de Ia misma manera
que la tirania industrial politica Ia
Ia revolucion en- los pueblos. Asi ter
minan su obra los que confian Ell Ia
fuerza organizada para servirle con
ira la vida de los pueblos
SILVANARD.
San Juan, julio de 1919.
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un fucrte soIps cen rs msrilio ds
e1frinfeIo
Ei succso ocuIrlo - = eaus A. san
Sebastian
FL afosor no "a side fsisnlia ioda
via
81 pfacficanfs Claudio hlfa ias pfi
meras euraclones al hefiaa
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Don Roman C. Diaz

A la avanzada edad dc 68 amos ia
Iecio repentinamente EN- Aguas Bue-
nas el estimable cabalero cuyo nombre
encabeza estas lincas miembro de una
distinguida familia de aQuella pobla
cion Un derrame cerebral lie ocasiono
Ia muerte, siendo mutnes todos los es-
1uerzos dc Ia cieucia medica para sal
varle Ia vida
La notic.a de su muerte cndio rdpi
damentc por la poblaci6n. siendo una
sorpresa para sus numerosos amigos, Y
por cuyo doloroso motive el hogan de Ia
respectable familia fue invadido por to
das las clases sociales de Ia poblaci6n
Don Rufo, como carinosamente lie
namaban sus amigos, siempre Sc distin-
guio por su caracter franco sincere,
padre ejemplar, cludadano laborioso. y
hombre de honradez a toda prueba Eier
cio muchos amos e. Nagisterio. du-
rante Ia administration republican, To-
col de cuya colecdvidad pohtica fue
IN miembro promiaente, desempeno ell
cargo de Juez &c Paz I'm Ia importante
V extnguida frma comercial Crosas,
Blanco y CO desempeno un puesto de
confanza
E. acto del sepelio dc su cadaver fue
una verdadera y espon-5nea manifesto
cion del sentimiento publico. siendo des
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Herido con IN martillo de carpintero

hnochc sus 3 cr,7ssc Is saia dc
socorcs Eusebo Roman quicn moefra
ba una fractu.a del huea1 cabHo del
tercio superior dei a1'chraa dclccho
Roman diio cue eaiando Fl thuo cn
compania de unos amigos, Sc lc acerco
un individuo, cl cual aprovecaandoso
de Ia oportuuidad le asosto ON Ell braro
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PrObIemaS F undamentaIeS
LA CAREsTIA DE LA VIDA

La oferta y Ia demands cuya posi-
ci6n grado depende de Ia librc con
currencia Ell ell mercado Ell general
y del trabajo, que viene 4 ser dentro
del presente estado de cosas Ia bdscu
Ia .indicadora del peso Que tienen que
soportar las comunidadcs. pyoyocan to
dos los grades de miseriaa dssespe
raciones en- los pueblos. Las huelgas
y toda perturbation industrial resultan
otros tantos efectos del preserte sis
tema economico que padecamos
Y este nal que en- otro- pueblos es
combatido por el period no sincere,
sometido al anilisis estudio de esta-
distas politicos radicals reaccio-
narios, es mirado aqui con Ia misma
importancia con Que ell ana'fabeto con-
templa la signografia de ua idioma
Nuestros escritores hacen mayor uso
Gle la Imagination, muy especialmen-
te nuestros amados periodistas, que
&c la razon real de los acontecimien-
tos que desflan ante nuessra vista N
el decurso diario de la da. Mas, de
jemos cada uno vivien Q la vida de
mu6rdasos vanlos al grano.
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TRIBUNAL MUNICIPAL DE
SAN JUAN

Estadistica de asuntos criminales en-
esta Corte durante JUNO 1919:
Asuntos pendienres del mes anterior,
/; Causas instruidas durante el mes,
l0s d.ctados durGate el mes,
1853; numero de sentencias absolutorias,
So; trasladados sobreseimientos, 9;
peiaci nes, g. eeltencias condenato-
rias, 1O3
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La denuncia de los electricistas

Sc ce.cbro la vista de la queja de
los electricistas de San Juan contra la
Porto Pico Railway Light and Po-
wer Company, sobre las soldaduras de
". ..,na mes en- las instalaciones el6c.
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g. { a.; NiBurtal6M,

Juan Garcia, por juegos prohibidos.
Absuelto.
JESUS Reyes, por acometimiento y
aggression.
Cincuenta dolares.
Josefa viuda Martina por infracci6n
a la ley de Sanidad.
Absuelto.
Juan Ortiz, por hurto de uso.
Diez dolares.
Francisco Maldonado, por infracci6n
a la ley de Sanidad.
Absuelto.
Gustavo Rosa, por infracclon al Co
digo Penal.
Absuelto.
Guillermo Hernandez, por infraccion
la ley de Sanidad.
Sobreseido archivado.
Genaro Fuerte, por Abuse de CONTAIN
"a
Absuelto.
Eulogio Cabo, por acometimiento y
aggression.
Diez dolares
Emilio Moreno, por abuse de con-
fianza.
Ouince diaS
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vista tuvo lugar ante ell Co.
del Interior, senior Guillermo
.oI presentes, por parte de
.lstas, los sefiores Mateo Pc
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Para nAaa'a' de .an.r oisa. aaa J.'s so,
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uueSCIO SlStSIId duudlC-O y VI ue a S@l
uno de los factores mss inportaHtcs
este respecto, pues el libre cabo,aje
exclusivista con la metr5poh, que ca
NADIA nos beneficial, cierla la libre con
currencia comercial las merca derias
de los demas paises. Determine tam
bien nuestro sistema adEal4ro ell euca-
recimier7to del vestido, de la aHnenta-
cion Y de los instrumentos de traba-
10.
Todo producto neces7rio nues,ra
subsistencia que uega q los depositos
fiscales de Ia aduana, Sc encaroce en- I'm
cuarenta, sesenta y hasta ciento por
ciento de 10 que cuesta, puesto Ell el
puerto de San Juan.
Asi, pues, para la clase trabajadoIa
ell regimen fiscal de I'm pals es de capi-
tai importancia. Por ESQ los medios
de lucha contra ell capitalismo no de-
ben circunscribirse iinica Y exclusiva-
mente a la lucha sindiscal a las unio--
nes de ofcio. Ctras cuestiones cue no
PlSOCA SCI 4SoUClIdS PCA AAAOOAO uC 10
huelga, obligan a tener que buscar otros
medios de acci6n para conseguir mejo-
rar la situaci6n economical.
Sostenemos cue ell problema de Ia
carestia de la vida debe tambi6n ser
resuelto por el proletariado por medic
de la accion cooperative y de la accion
politica -pura, derogando forzando Ia
derogacion de los malos impuestos que
encarecen todo cuanto Sc necesita para
vivir Y TRAFALGAR mejor
Las circunstancias actuales demues--
tran hasta que grado estan divididos
separados los intereses de la clase
capitalista de la clase obrera. Cada
vez Sc hace mas violenta la caida del
actual sistema capitalista, precipitada
vio,entada por su propia inprevision
El circulo en- que tienen que agitarse
las comunidades, de dia EN- dia Sc hace
mas estrecho. La prostitution, que es
un NAL social engendrado por el ocio y
la miseria, Sc multiplica; ell hambre,
provocada por ell comercialismo y ell
The state herald., 1919-01-17
PROPER CARE OF THE SICK
Nurses Duties Are onerous, but Tiny
Must Be Recognized - Highly

1t Is important that the mother q
nurse attending child with . con-
tagious disease should take Z leag
walk In the fresh air every day. TAe
best way for her to arrange tAis b
to keep 4 change Of clothing In ~
room next to the ack room. Ne
should also bathe before leaving the
house or IN fact before she comes h
contact with anyone II q bathroom
has been set aside for quarantine. shs
should use this; II not, q screen and Q
basin must answer. She can then slip
Into the next room and chss e her
clothing.
She should leave the house BY the
back way. or, at any rate. avoid COM
ing In contact with any Of the occu-
pants Of the house. Once on the
street she should not use the street
cars nor enter another house and. II
possible. should avoid touching any.
one.
The fumigatlon Of q sick room
after a contagious illness 10 done By
the board Of health upon request oe
the family physician.-Exchange.
The state herald., 1919-01-17
Harbor Strike Unsettled.

New York.-No hope Of an early sst.
tlement OF the strike which has para.
lyzed the port Of New York for two days
Is apparent yet. Leaders Of the 10000
workers on tugs, lighters and ferry boats
declared emphatically that they were
prepared for = finish fight. Their em.
ploycrs. members Of tho New York Boat
Owners Association, were equally EN-.
phatic In their assertion that they never
would yield to the demand for an eight.
hour day.
The state herald., 1919-01-17
BERLIN STILL IN TERROR
sPARrAcAH- POLICE CHEF n
BLAlRD WITH TROUBLE.

Londou.-Ths elimination Of Eichhos1.
the Spartacan police chief, whose refusal
to resign led to the present trouble h
Berlin, may b an accomplished fact. A
Zurich report received here says that b
has fled from Berlin, while report fron
Frankfort says that Herr Richler, . mu.
nicipal councillor and . majority So.
cialist, has been appointed temporary
head Of the Berlin polisA Other reports
from Berlin say that the government
has been able 10 operate few trains on
the main railroad lines.
At . critical moment in the fighting
Thursday, according TO Berlin adviees by
way Of Frankfort, the corps Of repub.
lican guards which had been supporting
Eichhorn. the Sparta1an police chief, de-
serted him. Fourteen companies, mum.
bcring 5000 men. placed themselves at
the disposal Of the government, whosS
troops thsn were pouring Into tie city
to the number Of between 10000 an1
$1,000, each carrying fifty rounds Of ball
cartridges. The occupation Of the Of.
ficss Of the Red Flag by the government
h . greater blow to the 6partaeans
than appeared on the surface.
The state herald., 1919-01-17
ARMISTICE IS
FIRST item
ENTIRE CIVILIZED WORLD ARB
WATCHING PEACE CONFER.
ENCE NOW IN ASSEMBLY.
FULL SESSION JAN. IS
OUTLOOK VERY PROMISING FOB
A RAPID HANDLING OF ALL
QUESTIONS. es
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

WostsTu NeWhpnpeE Union NeWb beFNtCs.
Paris, Jan. 14.-An official commu-
nication, issued after the adjourn
ment Of the supreme war council yes
terday, says: "The meeting reached
an agreement as to the terms on
which the armistice is to be renewed
on January H. This includes naval
clauses, financial clauses, conditions
of supply and provision for the resti-
tuition of material and machinery
stolen from France and Belgium by
the Germans. The meeting also con-
tinued its discussion of procedure. It
was agreed to hold the next meeting
of the supreme war council on
Wednesday at 1880 and that the first
full session Of the peace conference
will take place on Saturday, January
1S. at the foreign Office"
The proceedings yesterday were di-
vided into two distinct stages. The
first. the morning meeting, was pre-
sided over by Marshal Foch. at which
the military, naval and economic au-
thorities reached an agreement on
new terms for the armistice expiring
N January II. The United States
was represented by Major General
Bliss, Admiral Benson and Herbert
c. Hoover; Great Britain by General
Sir Henry Wilson; France by Marshal
Foch, General Weygand, his chief Of
staff, NJ. Klotz, minister of finance,
and NJ. Leygues, minister Of marine,
and Italy by General Robilant.
The accord reached is said to have
been complete, embracing financial
terms. whereby Germany must restore
the sums taken from the cities and
towns in the devastated regions; mill
tary, whereby Germany must restore
the guns taken and promptly deliver
up rolling stock and locomotives, and
economic, whereby food relief will
reach the famished regions.
The state herald., 1919-01-17
$4,000 MARINES OUT
NEW YORK PORT PRACTICALLY
PARALYZED AS RESULT.
Feed Supplies Will BE Exhausted
Within n Short Time, Now
Reported.
we.t.rn Nswrpaper unIon New. seryice.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
New York. Jan. 10 The port Of
New York is practically paraiyzed as
the result of the strike of approx
mately 5000 marine workers. The
city and its environs Is confronted by
situation which is believed by many
to be the most precarious In its his
tory.
Except for small fleet OF ferry
boats. tugs and lighters engaged in
debarkation OF homecoming troops
and loading OF perishable supplies for
the American expeditionary forces.
harbor shipping is at standstill fol-
lowing the strikers attempt to force
arbitration of their demands for high
er wages and an eight-hour day.
Not only privately-owned craft. but
the boats OF the railroad administra-
ton. 1900 in number. were tied up.
and the sailing or berthing OF ocean
steamships. as well Is the ferrying Of
passengers between Manhattan and
its neighboring boroughs and suburbs.
WIS lilpOssiuie.
Unless railroads can bring food into
New York by roundabout routes. the
hunger point may be reached within
forty-eight hours. and the lives Of
thousands imperiled as the result Of
the marine workers strike. which
tied up virtually all traffic in tho haf.
bor.
A. II. Smith. regional railroad di.
rector. asked for "a forty.eight-hour
armistlce." and stated II this was
granted. the strike could be settled
across the table" At u conference
with Mr.. Smith. however. the men
told him the proposal could not b
considered until the general strike
committee held meeting. It was
stated at Mr.. Smiths office that to
avert possible famine. livestock. food
stuffs and milk were being given
preference over all other freight com.
ing into the city. The milk situation
was described as "evcn worse than
that OF solid food" ms there were
thousands OF babies and inval!ds who
must be supplied.
The state herald., 1919-01-17
EIrst to bronx LInss.

London.-American troops were the
first to break the Hindenburg line.
according to the report Of Field Mar
shal Sir Douglas Haig on the opera.
tons from the end OF April last to the
close Of hostilities on Sept 20. North
OF Bellengllse the Thlrtieth American
division. MAI. Gen. q. N. Lewis, hav.
ing broken through the deep dsfenses
Of the Hindenburg line. stormed Bel.
lincourt and seized Nouroy. On their
left the Twenty-seventh American di.
vision. MAJ. Gen. ORyan. met with
very heavy enfilading machine gun
fire. but pressed on with great gal.
lantry as far as Jouy. where . bitter
struggle took place for possession Of
the village. The fighting on the whole
frcnt of the Second American corps
was severe. and in Bellincourt. Nou-
roy. Gillemont farm and number OF
other points. amid the intricate de-
fenses Of the Hindenburg line. strong
bodies Of the enemy held out with
great obstinacy for many hours"
The state herald., 1919-01-17
|SPARTACANS
LOSES 1900.
FIGHTING HAS BEEN RESUMED
IN BERLIN AFTER
SHORT LULL.
nanrnrllIovl uInllNncn
.PADEREWSKI WOUNDED
BOLsHEvIK ENTERS HOTEL
ROOM AND FIRES SHOT AT
POLE LEADER.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, Jan. 13.-Fighting has been
resumed in Berlin, according to ad-
vices received here tonight from Co.
penhagen. The Spartacans are said
to be still holding portion Of the
Tageblatt building The Spartacan
losses since the outbreak Of the revo-
luton are about 1900 persons killed.
The plant of the Vorwaerts was re-
captured by government troops this
morning in heavy Sighting. Three
hundred Spartacans are reported to
have been taken prisoner. The Vor-
waerts building was attacked from ad-
joining streets and house tops. The
attacking forces used light artillery.
mine throwers and gas bombs in an
all night bombardment. The Sparta
cans, who were barricaded in the
building, replied>with heavy rifle and
machine gun fire. Panic reigned thru
out the neighboring district during
the bombardment.
Paderewski Wounded.
London, Jan. 12.-Ignace Jan Pad
erewski, the Polish leader. has been
slightly wounded by an assassin, who
entered the room Of his hotel at War
saw and fired one shot at him. Sew
eral Bolsheviki implicated in the plot
to kill him have been arrested. Mr..
Paderewski has been in Warsaw for
several days comforting with political
leaders in an attempt to form a gov
ernment representing all parties. In
Danzig on his way to Warsaw the
Germans attempted to prevent him
from going to Posen. After he ar
rived at Posen and while he was asleep
IN a hotel crowd Of Germans fired
on a parade of children who were
marching in honor Of Paderewski.
Two of the children were killed and
several bullets struck the window Of
the room occupied by Mr.. Paderewski.
The state herald., 1919-01-17
Airplass 70 crsss Atlantic.

Iondon.-sis- cAproni has nearly IN.
ished The gigantic machine which II h II.
tended 70 fly from Italy 10 America.
Tbs machine 10 huge trlplAns with -.
sinss Of 5000 Horsepower and ample -.
connodatIoss for . certain number Of
pAsssnssn, fer whom cabins aad bertAs
viii bs availablA TAs hpsoai trans.
atlantic fDsr y 10 - named tAs whits
EAsis, in allsIea 70 curious prophecy
priatsd hsrs u 1914
The state herald., 1919-01-17
Under Martial Law.

Buenos Aires.-It was decided b.
the president and the cabinet to de-
clare martial law in Buenos Aires.
Ten thousand reserves have been sum-
moncd to the colors and the military
cadets have been recalled from their
vacations. The total number Of pris-
onsrs taken by the police is reported
70 be about 1000. Interrogation Of
Russian prisoners reveals TINT nearly
all Of them were fugitives from Rus
sia on account Of revolutionary &C.
tivities there. The prisoners include
200 Catalonians, who fed after the
Barcelona uprising which terminated
with the execution Of Prof. Francisco
Ferrer in 1909.