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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
Poet Leader Places Admiral Un-
der Arrest and Prepares to
Resist Government Blockade
Thrown About Troops.
TO CUT OFF FOOD SUPPLY
France Expected to Ratify
Treaty With Germany Tomor.
row or Saturday. -Morgenthau
Reports Upon Polish Affairs.

Paris, Sept. 1S.-1taly is throwing
naval and military Gordon about the
city Of Fiume which is still held by
Captain Garbiel d'Annunzio's forces.
Food supplies of Flume are reported
to be low and an effort is being made
to close all avenues by which stores
can be rushed into the city and to
force the surrender of the troops hold
Ing the place.
Advices received here indicated that
captain d'AnnunziO's men have ell
trenched themselves about the city and
iutend to defend it against any attack
which may be made. In the event it
is found impossible to hold Fiume it
is said plans have been laid to de-
stroy the city. rs,
General Badoglio, deputy chief of
staff Of the Italian army, isfin Fiume
and has issued proclamation calling
Oh the D'Annunzio troops to return to
t..eir units. Some are said to have
left the city. General Diaz, comman-
der-in-chief of the italian army, has
been recalled from his vacation and
has been in conference at Rome with
the king and Premier Nitti. All dis
patches relating to the situation at
Fiume are being subjected to rigorous
censorship by the italian government.
but it is reported that Rear Admiral
Casanova who landed at Fiume on
Tuesday to restore order is under
virtual arrest there. 1t developed
there were no American detachments
III Fiume when Captain D'Annunzio
marched into the city last week. EARLY
reports from Italy stated American
units had left by steamers but it is be-
lieved the only Americans there, were
members Of the American food ad-
ministration mission who might have
Leen mistaken for soldiers by their
uniforms.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
GEN. PERSHING IS OFFICIALLY
THANKED IN HALLS0F CONGRESS-;
CROWDS APPLAUD CEREMONY
Two Mexicans
Executed for
Starting Mutiny

Mexicali, Lower Calf, Sept. 49,
Two Of eight Mexicans found guilty Of
participating in the mutiny of Mexican
soldiers September 8, at Algodones,
lower California, were executed here
today Six others We're sentenced to
short terms in the penitentiary at
McXicali.
The two men executed were escorted
to the new cemetery short distance
east of this city and shot by firing
squad of ten men.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
FLIYYERS RULE

Pierre, s. D., Sept. IS. South Da-
kota, for several years, has enjoyed
the distinction of being among the
leading states in the percentage Of
automobiles per capita. Latest official
figures show there is one car to every
six and one-half residents Of the state.
More than 100000 licenses have been
issued. The great majority Of the ma
chimes are owned by farmers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18

DRINKWATER AS LINCOLN
London.-John Drinkwater, author
Of the play Abraham Lincoln" which
has made such a hit in London, has
himself been appearing in the role
Of Lincoln. - 8 "a f?.7,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
TO RATIFY; TREATY

Paris, Sept. 18.-The chamber of de-
ruties is expected to ratify the treaty
with Germany tomorrow night or Sat
urday at the very latest. Premier
Clemenceau will speak tomorrow, con-
siderable Importance being attached to
this address.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
New Appointments
on Faculty of the
State University
Staff of Instructors Includes
Many Who Are Prominent
in Educational Work

Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 1S.-
Eleven appointments to the faculty
of the University of North Dakota
have been announced by DR.. Thomas
F. Kane, president, who recently re-
turned to Grand Forks from Bis
marck. A number of other appoint
ments to fill the places of faculty
members of last years, who have re-
signed, are yet to be made.
= H. H. Tuttle, formerly secretary
Of the Y. M. G. A. of Grand Forks,
is the new registrar. A. H. Yoder,
for seven years president of the
State Normal school at Whitewater,
Wis, is director of the extension de-
partment. DR.. B. j. Clawson is the
new professor of pathology in the
University medical school; DR.. a. D,
Bush, professor of physiology and
pharmacology; DR.. Francis j.
Tschan, assistant professor of Euro
pean history; Ernest F. Peterson, in
structor in electrical and mechanical
engineering; Merle Storr, science in
structor in the University high
school; Miss Josephine Swenson
University nurse; Mrs. R. H. Ar
mold, instructor in the department
of home economics; Miss Elsie
Rhode, manager of the Commons; /;
and w. H. Baer, instructor in physics
MORE LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS
Nampa, Idaho, Sept. 1S.-Nonport
isan league state headquarters are te
be moved to Boise from here shortly
according to the Leader, the leagues
official paper in Idaho. O. A. Hall
manager of the organization in Idaho
will take charge. The Idaho Fret
Press, published here will be contin
ued, it is understood,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
DEATH TOLL
OF TORNADO
REACHES2 256
Believed That When All Figures
Are in Total Will Be 500
Thousands Homeless

Corpus Christi, Sept. 1S.-The death
toll in Corpus Christi and vicinity as
the result of Sundays hurricane and
tidal wave stood at 256 today accord
ing to reports from burial squads. The
generally accepted estimate was that
the final figures would reach 500.
The official figures issued this morn
i'g show the following casualties:
Corpus Christi 81, White Point 96,
Kocita and Portland so, Port Aransas
5, Odem and Sinton II. Aransas Pass
2, Rochport S, total 256.
Five persons lost their lives at Port
Aransas in Sundays hurricane and on
ly one Building was left standing in
the little town of 900 inhabitants.
Eight lives were lost at Rockport
and two at Aransas Pass. This report
was made officially late last night by
army officers sent out to Investigate the
state Of the town. If''
E STEAMER STRANDED
New York, Sept. 1S.-The Spanish
Passenger Steamship Valbanera now
more than week overdue at Havana,
with large number of passengers on
toard is believed to have been disabled
by the gulf hurriance Of last week and
stranded on some shoal or corral key
according to Capt. F. Miller, master Of
the Ward line steamship Mexico
Wireless signals from the Valbarnera
have been heard by the Key West and
Havana wireless stations but the
listeners could not determine position
of the ship.
Definite information on number Of
passengers on the ship could not be OBJ
tanned he said but it is placed as high
as 1000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
PLANS COMPLETED

Paris, Sept. 1s.-P Plans for the hand
ing over of the Bulgarian peace treaty
tC the Bulgarian plenipotentiaries to-
morrow has been completed by the
supreme council. Each power repre-
srnted in the peace conference will
have one representative present.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
LARGEST AIRPLANE

The largest airplane that has ever
flown in the United States is expected
to arrive in Bismarck tomorrow after
noon. 1t will land at the Fort Lincoln
flying field where it will be welcomed
by a committee representing the
state, city and business men of Bis
marck. Mayor A. w. Lucas will also
be on hand to officially welcome Col.
X. s. Hartz who is in command Of the
giant ship.
The machine is expected to make the
trip to this city In the fastest time tnat
any mechanical contrivance has ever
travelled between the two cities. With
its two Liberty motors, the machine Is
capable Of a maximum speed OF lao
miles an hour and it is believed that
the giant bomber will make the 200
mile journey in about two hours.
The reception committee is composed
of Adjutant General Fraser, John
French and o. w. Roberts. They will
see that the field is properly marked
for the aviators' guidance So that they
will know where to land when they
sail over the city. The committee will
also probably arrange for luncheon
tomorrow for Col Hartz and his crew
Of birdmen if they arrive here in time.
A dinner is planned for the sky visitors
tomorrow at which all Of the leading
business men Of the city and various
city, county and state officials will be
asked to attend.
MAY LEAVE FRIDAY
1t is not known how long the giant
aircraft will remain here but it is be-
lieved that Col. HartA may leave Fri
day night or Saturday morning for Bill
lings, Mont. Ample opportunity for
people to visit the plane during it's
stay here will be made it is understood
so that everyone can see what is con-
ceded to be the largest airplane in this
country ,,Fs
The giant ship is knownsas a bonn
bing plane and machines Of this type
were used to carry explosives far be-
hind the enemy lines IN Europe and
drop high explosives on railway CEN
ters and other important supply con-
centration points. They carry a crew
of five men and are equipped with q:
machine gun to ward off attacks in
the air from enemy airplanes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18

BISMARCK N D.-Mrs. Wilson is camera shy and every
time she pointed her she throws her
this PICTURE hide her face The president ohed her about
it the clicked.
But persistence wins and the photographer caught her off
guard got this the best picture taken of Mrs. Wilson the
western tour the Bismarck Country Club Her hands in
the pockets of her coat she stood in auto.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
GIANT BOMBING
PLANE DUE HERE
THIS AFTERNOON
Will Land at Fort Lincoln Fly
ing Field Where Crew Will Be
Welcomed by Committee
LARGEST IN THE COUNTRY

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 16.-Col r. F.
Hartz, commander of the Martin bomb
ing plane who arrived here yesterday,
on his flight around the rim Of the
United States will remain in Fargo to-
day resuming his fight tomorrow it
was announced this afternoon, Col.
Hartz is scheduled to stop at James,
town enroute to Bismarck. He will
probably leave tomorrow morning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
TIE.UP ON LAKE

Chicago, Ill, Sept. 1S.A tie-up Of
shipping on the Great Lakes became a
possibility today with the announce
lnent that the sailors union Of the
Great Lakes was voting on strike
in sympathy with the strike Of steel
workers of the country called for Sep
tember %. Passage Of the strike pro-
posal according to union officials is
practically assured. (.
The walkout would involve ap-
l,roximately 10000 seamen and firemen
and cooks it was said and would cause
a complete suspension Of lake traffic.
The action union officials say was
aimed principally at steamship compa-
MES operated by steel companies.
The vote will probably be completed
by September 21 1t was said and it
was intimated that the walkout would
be called September % In connection
with the steel strike,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18
Steel, STRIKE
SEEMS CERTAIN

Pittsburgh, Sept. 49, Before resum-
ing their discussions today on matters
i'll connection with the steel workers
strike called for next Monday, the ma
tional committee for organizing iron
and steel workers issued statement
that having failed to obtain a con-
ference with the United States steel
corporation the last and only hope is
to strike until such time as the cor
poration will meet the representatives
Of the men.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-09-18

COMMANDER HoNoRED
i OTTAWA.-Sir. Arthur w. Currie,
commander of the Canadian Forces
overseas, has been made q full general
and inspector-general IN Canada-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09

gran intimidad con ell senor Bal
.bas Capo, no pudiendo, por 10
tanto, entrar en- detalles muy in
timos con respecto a su vida pri-
Vada Y manera de proceder. To-
da mi declaration, tomada .por
Taqufgrafos del Gobierno, giro
alrededor de esa Erase, sin que
en- 10 mas mfnimo haya puesto
ell nombre y la personalidad de
mi contrincante por debajo de
su posicion actual. -.
Hasta ahora, NADIA nuevo ha
sucedido. Ell caballero repre-.
sentante del Gobierno de Wilson
me anuncio otra vista para den-
tro algunos dlas. Yo lie espero.
Y repetire 10 que die, 10 que di-
go, y 10 que, pensando interpre-
tar ell Sentimiento de mi patria,
digo yrepito a todo ell que Sc di-
RIA a mi en- este sentido: que
no hay en- Puerto Rico odios nj
rencores contra ell Gobierno
Norteamericano; que deseamos
la mayor confraternidad y amis-
tad entire nuestros pueblos to-
dos y entire todas nuestras ra-
izas; y que no obra de buena fe,
nj Nquiere a mi pueblo nj a mi
raza, ell que, en- vez de rogar Y
luchar por esa confraternidad,
la ataca y sigue con las ideas
viejas y chochas de rencorcillos
Iy depequeilitos odios personales.
ESQ es 10 que die; ESQ es 10
que fepito; ESQ es 10 que hablo !;
ESQ es 10 que escribo. Ante los
Estados Unidos de America; an
tei ell Gobierno de este pals; ante
la prensa norteamericana; ante
Espafa; ante Ibero-America !;
ante mi pueblo; " privada y per-
Esonalnente, ante cualquiera per-
soma que interese conocer de pa
llabra mis- opiniones.
~ Antonio Coll y Vidal.
| New York, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09
Ell DNORCIO EN- INGLAFERRA

3 ~
vida Undo a un ser casquivano,
estdpido, grosero, jugador, BORA
cho, brutal, NAL educado,, loco
que frie NAL un par de hueVos".
5Por que no buscar. remedio a
situaci6n tan inaguantable eniuna
separation amistosa o violenta?
En- la America del Norte hace
tambien muchos progresses el di-
vorcio, sobre todo Ell Kentucky y
Ohio. r<-.t .
La difereneia de caractefes es
ell principal Fundamental de las Sc
paraciOnes. sPero qui6n puede
asegurar ell d0nde comienza v
donde acaba esa Incompatible
dad? Els possible que ell domin-
go esa incompatibilidad Sc mani
fieste Ell una forma espantable en-
ire HiafldO y muJef, y que ell lu-
nes amanezcan los mejores amigos
del mundO.
En- Inglaterra Sc ha observable
que son mas frecuentes los divor-
clos entire los pobfes que entire los
!ricOs.
d Cual es el remedio a tai 81
tuacion?-pregunta un moralista
ingles.
Y contesta:
Ell remedio Sc encuentra, no
en- dar facilidades para ell diyorcio,
.sinO Ell dar al matrimonio caracte
res mas sagrados. Las gentes de-
ben considerar con horror los ma
trimonios de conveniencia Y4ios de
Ijovenes con yiejos. De ese modo
desapareceria ell anarquismo So
cial, que tantOs estrages. yiene
causandO. ..II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09
A los R0tgIIhldg ! a los fKhaljHg DC Puerto Rico

a la colollia, a LA Prensa" y Al
mi raza, ST que tanabien al pc
riodista que viene de Puerto Ri
co, envie a dicho peri6dico de
Nueva York una replica a la
'Doctrina" del otro periodista,
en- la que, con todo mi coraz6n y
con toda mi sinceridad, critica-
ba los apasionamientos, las ideas
Y los prejuicios del senior Bal
bas Capo, Y lie suplicaba y lie ext
jfa, como portorriquefio y como
iberoamericano, que suspendie-
ra esos prejuicios viejos de una
vez y para siempre, y que Ell,
que nos constaa a n1uchos quetie-
ne talento y que sabe escribir,
Ise uniera nosotros para seguir
predicando esa doctrina de ayun-
tamiento de espfritus y de ideas,
de esa doctrina hermosa y hon
rosa, de la 1nica doctrina digna
y buena, y que esta prevalecien-
do Y prevalecera, de hoy Ell mas,
por los siglos de los mundos y
ipor los mundos de los siglos,
asentandose en- la pagina mas
blanca y mas bonita de la His
toria Universal.
Mi artfculo Sc public6; y al
dfa siguiente, recibi en- mi des-
pacho la vista de un sefior Agen
te del Gobierno Norteamerica-
no, y a cargo del Departamento
de Asuntos e Investigaciones de
la Guerra, quien, despues de fe-
licitarane, zen nornbre de su Go
bier12o, por Tlais parrafos en- La
Prensa", solicit6 de mi alguIlos
detalles sobre. el senior Balbas.
Yo. die al caballero visitante,
contestando una de sus pregun-
tas sobre 81 ell senior Balbas ha-
b1a demostrado alguna vez espi-
ritu- ':bolshevista", que no sola-
mente no 10 creia asi, sino que
me atrevia a asegurar que nc
estaba animado de ese esplritu,
y que, por 10 desnas, no tenfa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09
EN- san JUAN

Despues de pasar algunos d1as
en- su Hacienda de Cafe de Lares,
ha vuelto San Juan nuestro ami
go ell Sr. NJ. Marquee. Los cose-
cheros de la altura estan satisfe-
chos con los actuales precios que
esperan mantener en- $4,000 y con
flan en- que no tendran Ia mala
fortuna de que nos visite un Ci-
clon que ocasionarfa enormes per
juicios. Bienvenido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09

A 1nanera de information, VI
para dar mayores detalles a las
notas de Redaccion que ha pu-.
blicado la prensa norteamerica-
ua, y de las que ha debido ente-
rarse Puerto Rico, facerca del in
cidente surgido en- esta ciudad
entire ell seiior Vicente Balbas
Cap6 Y ell abajo firmante, hago
estas lineas para la prensa de
mi pals.
Al llegar ell sefor Balbas a
Nueva York, LA Prensa", orga-
no unico y verdadero de la ente-
ra colonia espanola e ibero-ame-
ricana aqui, lie rindio un saludo
muy cortes y digno del buen pc
riodista de lengua espanola, que
viene de Puerto Rico.
El dia siguiente al en- que ell
.saludo Sc public6, ell sefior Bal
bas envio a 'La Pensa" unas
rectificaciones a la doctrina que
6l Sc ha hecho y que denomina
"de Ia Raza'', y ell gran diario
neoyorlino, acogiendo sincera-
mente las rectificaciones del Sc
nor Balbas, publico sus notas.
Y ell otro dla, mientras ell Di-
rector y ell Editor de LA Prem
sa" estaban ausentes de la ciu-
dad, el sefor Balbas envi0 a di-
cha Reduction un articulo muy
largo, titulado 'La Doctrina de
la Raza", en- el que, no solamen-
te mostraba la absolute inopor-
tunidad de sus pensamientos, en-
verdad bastante viejos y acha-
cosos va, sino que arremetia
contra ell Gobierno de Norteam6-
RIGA, contra ell Presidente de los
Estados Unidos, y contra ell es-
pfritu de confraternidad por ell
que tanto e5tamos y debemos Sc
guir luchando las gentes de las
dos razas.
Pues, bueno: 20, pensando ha-
Ger I'm favor, no va a mi pueblo,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09
DOBLE CRIMEN

En- el barrio 'Tomas Castro, de
Caguas, Lorenzo Reyes hizo un
disparo de revolver contra su es-
posa Flora Echevarrfa, hiriendola
gravemente en- ell lado izquierdo
de la cara. Reyes creyendo que
la habfa matado Sc dispar0 un
tiro por La sien derecha, murien-
do instantaneamente. Ell origen
del suceso fueron los celos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09
.l|N IINO
ESCANDALOSO

Aver tarde sc apersonaron en- ell
cuartel de la detective, de esta ca
Ipital, dos sujetos Hamados Lean
dro yaJacinto Maldonado, quienes
Ise quejaban de haber sido victi-
mas de un timo escandaloso.
Los timados son residences en-
Fajardo y vinieron San Juan a
hacer cOnlpras. Cuando andan-
do sin rumbo por las GALES de la
Eeapital negaron hasta la plaza del
Imercado donde dos .personas Sc lie
IofrecierOn para ayudarles a hacer
Iesas compras y hasta llevarlos a
un bazar de ropa hecha donde
Leandro y Jacinto, podrfan COM
prar famantes trajes, que, era 10
que mas deseaban.
Pero la cosa era un anzuelo que
les estaban tirandO. En- vez de
IencaminarlOs a las tiendas de ro-
pa los intrOdujeron por los subur-
bios de la Perla y los invitaron a
jugar con las tres cartas. AL
principle los timados Sc reslstie-
ron arriesgar su dinero, pero
como vieron. que sc CANADA facil-
Sc resOlvieron a probar for
tuna. Pero tOdO era un engaflO.
Todo obedecia a una confdbula-
cion para arrebatafles ell dinero.
La conclusion de este drama ca
llejero Sc reduce a que los cAndi-
dos forasteros perdieron, en- la
prueba, $21 y 30 cada uno.
La detective fue en- persecution
de los timadores logrando arres-
tar a Cecilio Batista (a) Chiqui-
to. A este Chquito sc lie encontra-
ron seis naipes, con los cuales SCI
dedicaba desvalijar a los que
caian en- pecadoras manos.
Cuando venfa por la calle del
San Justo, eamino cuartel, Chi
quito quiso huir, pero lie cortaron
las alas.
De la investigation que sc prac
tic6 resulta que Chiquito no es el
de la maniobra, sino que hay otres
socios por medic, y de los cuales
va tiene nota la detective: pero
como no contaron en- ese negocio
con Barrante y sus compaLeros,
Ell negocito Sc. les ha quebrado. y,
de tan mala manera, que es 10
que mas sienten puesto que el me-
gocio prcmetfa!
iVaya que 81 prometfa!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09
YALETIN SAM

Ha fjado su residencia en- San
Juan ell distinguidO cOmerciante
y amigo nuestro don, Valentfn
Sanz,, miembro importante de la
Cdsa,de Espa1a en- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09

ASl CUHIO ld 1fdSe ue HlOttd ell
las carreras de caballos celebradas
en- Ascot era "divertida", puesto
que habfa sOmbrillas divertidas,
sombrerOs divertidos, del mismo
medo en- los salones mas elegantes
de Londres la pregunta entire ami
gas es acknowledgements:
Use divorcia usted?
No, tOdav1a no. .-suele con-
testarse. Ee
-YO me divorciO maflana ana
de Ia interpelante.
-iQue gusto.-exclama otra da
ma. YO no sc cuando podre ha-
cerlO.
Desde Ia suntuOsa mOraGa de
los duques de Westminster hasta
la humilde de la esposa del solda-
do recien desmovilizadO, que Ell
ausencia de su marido ha caido
en- la zelda de otro amor, EN- In
.glaterra no Sc habla mas que de
|divorciOs, y la Prensa pub!ica a
IdiariO Ia multitud de sentencias
que dictan los Tribunales a este
.respecto.
Hasta EN- la vida del hogar han
,repercutidO los trastornos que la
guerra ha desencadenado sotre ell
ImundO.
Los mas enthusiasts partidariOs
del divOrcio deben sentirse salts
.fechos.
Nunca pudo Naquet, aut0r de
la ley francesa, imaginar que en-
una semana Sc dictaran en- Lon
dres ochocientas Sentencias
En- setecientos sesenta eases, las
parties interesadas no apelaron a
los letrados para defender srs de-
rechOs. Les fue suficiente la de-
manda dOcumentada para que los
jueces resolvieran de conformidad
con los peticionarios. De ese mo-
do evitaron gastos, dilaciones Y pu
Iblicidad. Hay que ser PRACTICES.
Como la epidemia cunde, dice un
diario ingles que ell refran "Quien
Sc casa presurosO Sc arrepfente Ell
Iseguida" debe ser sustituido por
Iel de "Casate pronto Y div0rciate
cuandO te plazca". La revoluci0n
rusa ha apOrtado a las costumbres
un nuevO generO: ell matrimonio
bOlchevique.
NADIA, pues, tendrfa de extralo
que la parejita que hace cinco o
seis dlas tuvO la humorada &c ca
sarse en- un aeroplano, cerca de
Londres, Sc haya divorciad6 al to-
car TERRA. ESQ esta en- la atm6sfe
ra. Sc masca, como decimos en-
Espana.
Los pardarios del divorcio facil
vuelven a blandir los viejos argu-
mentos que Sc alegaron en- los item
pos de las predicaciones de Dumas
hijo y del ap6stol Naquet: 10 es-
pantosO que resulta "vivir toda la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-09

Sc consideran 10 sufcientemente
fuertes con esta ayuda, rlosotros
tendriamos que hacernos cargo
de la situacion y considerar 81
somos capaces de volver nueva-
mente a la guerra para conser-
var la victoria que obtuvimos ell
otoiio 1ltimo.
'Tengamos en- cuenta que los
"junkers" alemanes v los ''chau-
vinistas' magyares, junto a los
"descabezados" turcos y bllga-
ros, son capaces de ,volver a ar
mar una buena succession de es-
candalos, impossible de repri-
mir, sino con la fuerza. .