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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
Vida Re|igiiVSa.

He aqui el prOgrama de la SO
lemne fiesta que la "Asociaci0n
InfantiP', establecida en- la Pa
rroquia de San Antonio, de RR.
PIP. Franciscano Capuchinos de
Rio Piedras, celebra ell honor de
su Santisima Patrona,
La Diriaa PastOrd dc las Almds,
cl dia II de Mayo dc 1919.
Por Ia maiiana, las s, habra
misa armonizada y nutrido coro
de distinguidas Srtas. cantara cs
cogidos motetes. En- ella hal,an
su Communion General los ninos
nilas de la Association y todas
Has demAs personals piadosas que
gusten de acOmpailarlos en- tan
piadosO acto.
Tn II. p. Capuchino pronuncia
ri ell paneglrico de
L0 Dirind PdStOrd.
durantc la misa sc distribui-
ran entire los tieles, recuerdos dc
la fiesta.
Varias niiias vestidas unas de
angelincs V Otras de zagalas ha-
ran g,lardia de honor la DINl
INA pastoral, Y al final de la
misa, OtraS nillas asociadas recita
ran hermosas poeslas ell Loor dc
| la DININA SENORA.
Por la tarde las ), Sc rezara
ell s,anto Rosario, y a continual
ci0n sc hara la vista al Santo
Sacramento y a la DIN1NA PAS
TORA, tcrminandose con el re-
parto de dulces y estampas los
niiIos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
BaIeS en- AibOnitO.

El PreSidente del Casino AibO
niteilo, don Fernando Gil ha
tenido la cortesia de invitarnos
Il los dos esplGndidos bales de
sncicLad que han de tener efectn
EN- los dias 10 y II del corrientc,
Ell dicho circulo.
Los bales seran amenizadOS
por Ia renombrada olpuesta, Ju-
vcntud, dc Mayagllez.
Damos las gracias por la anna
bic invitacion que Sc nos dirige.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09


al9o de este hay de parte dc al
ounos funcionarios del Podcr Eje-
cutivO.
Sicndo Ell iFpARCIAL IN de
fcnsor de los includiblc dertchos
de I'm pueblo civilizado, no duda-
mos defendera el nucstro eXi@icndo
jnsticic, va que la jasticid, de por
81 no obra.
Esperamos ustcd publique In pre-
scntc carta para 10 cual lie antici'
pamos las mas eXpesiyas gracias
qucdandO con este motive, alta
mcntc aGradccidos.
S. 5. $. y amigos
Atentamcnte
CarlOs i. PGty0n
victor Manuel colon
"Private" Machine Gun Ca
n. r. II. y U. 5" Army.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
Los VeCi|lOS DiGel|.
San Juan, p. r. mayo 40.
ST.. Director de
Ell IMPARCTAL
Don Jose Perez LOzada
Ciudad.

Ciudad.
SeilOr:
No es una exigencia, es una su-
plica.
Hace algunos dias, ese ilustrado
diariO del cual es listed su dircc-
tor, tuvO bien sOlicitar del doc
tor Caban, un ,informe que liera
alguna luz Ell ell case de los jovc-
nes Patron y Colon sobre su per
manencia Ell el Manicomio. des-
pues de dados de baja 10 que es
10 mismo, reportados curados.
Deseamos saber Isl es que Sc
puede saber) la causa de este ST
lenciO Y 81 hay algdn interesado
en- nuestra retensi0n, no siendo
este El MundO de los cuerdoS.
En- la rese1a que hiciera csc pc
ri0dico en- otra edici6n, baio cl
epigrafe UNA CARTA slNGU-
LAR, hubo una pequena cquivoca-
ci6n, que por decir Victor Manuel
Colon, dijeron w. Colon.
Amable senior, es muy trist ;, DIES
puGs que una persona recupera
sus facultades mentales, SC lc obll
que IL sOportar esta vida claustrai.
que solo como mundo dc locos s."
puede aceptar.
Mas a1n, s6mos ambos padres
de familia, soflos capaccs y aptos
para desenvOlvernOs cOrrectamcn-
te, pues tenemos nuestros oticlos
V podemos dar refcrencias qnicn
nos las pida, de las distintas com
pai1las de aut0vilcs del pals, dondc
hemos prestadOs nuestros selvi-
clos.
Yea usted que el primero hacen
cinco anos y medic Sc halla reclul
do, Y tiene ailo y medic de estar
dado de baja.
Cuando un pueblo pide liberia
des antes debe cOnceder la lihcrtad
individual para que lie comedian
la misma colectivamente.
Pudimos apreciar un artlculo
ell ese gran mund0 de rcrdadcs, Ell
el que Sc trataba. de la palabra
'.Prevaricacion". Nos parece que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
UN ARCHIVO
iCuantO tempo Sc

iCuant0 tempo Sc
picrdc, a veces, buscan-
do una carta o un apun-
tc que sc nos ha extra
viadO! Esto sc evita tc-
nicndo en- la oficina o en-
cl dcspaclio particular
un archivo dc los que
construye la gran fabri-
ca dc WABASH y que
acaban de recibir CAN
TERO, FERNANDEZ
& CO. -. -. -.
ICON un archivo de cs-
tos, no es necesariO tc-
ner memoria!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
Ell GOBIERNO ALEMAN PEN
SIONA AL KAISER

SIONA AL KAISER
Dicen dc Amsterdam que 4 cum
sccuencia de haberse vistO 0blig,-
do ell eX-Kaiser a pedir prestadoN
10000. horincs, ell Gobicrno ale
man lie ha asignado para sus g.tstos
corrientes 100000 marcos.
Para refrescos exquisitos visits
LA cAFErERA,
San Justo 6, San Juan, ?. X
xCMGntOs motOres dc gas
"Fdrbdnks Morse," hay en-
la Isld? POrquc son los me
jOres. = SUCESORES DE
lABARCA.-Sdn Juan, Z. IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
Bitter Day for Prussian Militarism
When Peace Conferees Decide to
Draw the Sting from the German
Monster
Adjustment of Consumption Is Expect
ed to Have Far Reaching Effect Upon
Army Systems Throughout the World
BY Naboth Hedin.
ONCE PROUD ARMY GOES.

Paris March 1If the Wemar assembly accepts the mill
tary terms formulated at the ua dOrsay yesterday land tho
assembly cannot we'll refuse there will corporas
guard relatively speaking of the kaser proud army.
The Germany by the fixing of the rank file only
100000 and the officers at only 1000 reduces the German
to below that of the smaller nations This will virtually
force her to trust her future fate the league nations
Altogether it bitter day for Prussan milarism.
the German dragon
The adjustment of CONSUMPTION in Germany and Premier
oydeorge responsible for this provision expected to
have reaching effects army throughout the
world 1t is probable the MON of men here that the
WORKING classes OF the world will reject compulsory
gradually everywhere after the German removed
Germany 1914 had 100000 who had some military
training hence she will not be able to train every three
years for the The provision that the German soldier
must enlist for twelve years viii limit the of trained en
available whereas CONSUMPTION for short terms would
successfully train large numbers.
The reduction of the number of officers radically crinpled
the military class while the general staff which the .o
iIzed brain Of war, Is scattered
Existing ornaments be surrendered almost wholly
and ammunition works such Krups mostly plow
shares and pruning hooks instead of heavy artillery
Conciden with the drafting Of the military terms for Ger
the Man today published the provisions of new Ger
military law which is to be promulgated shortly showing
the German plans to create army
The provides for of $4,000 volunteers
who to compose thrtvve brgade each 10000 strong
Tie to have six months training
General Endenburg, it is said is to remain the head
Of the general staff
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
BY RENE vIvIANI.
fI'Oriner Premier Of F'ranCe.)

Paris. March lin my previous
article showed In its true. light the
execrable robbery OF which France
was the victim, not only in 1870, but
also in 1915. We explained that on
the morrow Of the congress Of Vienna,
which imprisoned European autoc-
racy. the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF France
remained the principal purpose. and
that Bismarck finished or at least con-
tinued the 1870 work OF Butcher.
explained that from military view
point: it now remains TO prove II from
an, economic standpoint.
Indeed we would know Germany
very inadequately II we supposed that
she did not foresee. even in 1918, the
profit Of her brutality or did not at
temtp TO gather gold and silver in the
bloody track OF war.
1t was France which, after lucky
prospectings, discovered the mine de-
posits In the Sarre basin and explored
and exploited them: 1t was thus
France that called the worlds atten-
ton to the startling riches which hith-
erto lay dormant underground. This
was in 1915. when Prussia occupied
militarily in the allies name the Sarre
region. She summoned the mining
expert. Docking. who appraised thu
economic stAtus cf this district 1re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
Return of Alsace-Lorraine Without Mineral
Region Of Sarre May lmpoverish France
Mines Devastated Northern Area Will Be imperative for
Many Years Result Of Ravages of War-"Wiu Fact
That Republic Takes Back It's Property Be Called Annexa
ton and Conauest?' Former Premier Asks.

nomic expert was closely associated
with the diplomatic negotiations
which from July TO October in 1915
resulted In the amputation. to the
disadvantage OF France, OF the Sarre
region. We shall see what France
lost from this blow.
ROLE nOCkINY PLAYED.
Let us recall briefly that the role
which Docking played for Butcher
wsas played for Bismarck by Heuche-
cernes, who. after studying the iron
mines of Lorraine. fur nished the chan
ceiior with the information which per-
nitted the latter TO annex the Lor-
raine villages in the neighborhood OF
the mineral deposits. scorrinE the pre-
liminary clauses OF the Frankfort
treaty which he had just signed.
We therefore como to examine
whether to the military guaranty fur
nished by territorial security we
ought not to join economic recupera-
ton. without which the military guar
antee would run the chance of leaving
us as regards goal. not as poor. but. n
we shall see, poorer than in 1914.
What was the mining situation OF
France in 1918 before the war
France produced 100000 tons OF
coal. She was Obliged to import a.
100000 for the needs Of consumption
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
Talk Through Space
of About $50 Miles
Secretary Daniels Has Chat
With Sudenwater in Aair
Long Distance Away.

/ Washington, March t1--Seeretary
NJ the Navy Dantles conversed today
by radio phone with Ensign Harry
Sadenwater. seated in a seaplane In
fight at a distance Of about 1850 miles
from Secretary Daniels desk in the
navy building here.
This feat broke the record for re-
ceivfng and transmitting ny wireless
telephone. as up 10 this time CONVEX
sations had been held at distances OF
only from forty to fifty miies
The performance proved the I'm
pcrtant fact that any commercial tel
ephone may be used for transmitting
TO and receiving from seaplanes In
stead Of using telephone at the radio
station Itself 1t was demonstra ted
that commanding officers at all shore
stations can ilenceforward communi~
cate with seaplanes fin fight at least
$50 miles away.
The stage was set for fhe experi-
ment by disratching the seapIaue
from this city to Hampton roads Sec
Rotary Daniels remained at his office
In the state war and navy building
and began TO feel for the plane when
! II was supposed to he about seventy
! five miles distant. The official ac-
count says:
I THE secretary asked questions and
received replies from Ensign Saden-
water. who was plotting the seaplane,
the last remark caught by the sec
rotary being the ensigu's statement
that he was then about $50 miles
away"
! The apparatus OF the seaplane Is
the largest transmftter in use In any
weight. az many other designs Of less
power.
| The instruments used in communi-
eating with the seaplane were the
commercial telephone on the score
tary's desk. the exchange at the navy
yard and a standard air station teIe-
nhone transmitter at the navy yard
The latter was designed by the Cen
eral Electric company. under direction
OF Admiral r. S Griffin. chief OF the
navy bureau Of steam engineering. l.
Is the largest commercial transmitter
in the United States and radiates ten
amperes in the antenna. The i'm
/ pulses are given by the voice instead
OF by the radio electric iu pulses
| Those in the secretary's office al
the time OF the test We're Admiral
/ Griffin, Commander s. c Hooper
head of the radio division; Lieutenant
Commander r. a Lavender. T. John
SON Jr, radio expert operator. and r
T p. Edwards and f. NJ. Kinney. or the
General Electric company.
/ When the George Washington
brought President Wilson home the
president heard what Mr.. Daniels said
by telephone at a thousand miles dis
lance. but the apparatus on the
| George Washington was not strong
enough to take back the remarks OF
| the president. 1t is believed the time
| In coming when sea battles at any
place may be directed by telephone
from the admiralty of any nation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
+ ~ a - ~ n ~ !. i
SHIPPERS ARE BUSY.
IN BERLIN STREETS
Government Acroplanes Swoop
Over Roof and Wall With
Vicious Effect.
ENEMY rs sPHINX-LIKE
Spartacists Reappear After
Apparent Annihilation by
LOYAL Supporters Of the
Prevailing Regime.
Exclusive Cable by Universal Service
and London Daily Expressly

Exclusive Cable by Universal Service
and London Daily Expressly
Berlin, March lt-Here is an at.
tempt to picture Berlin In the fourth
month of the armistice.
There was man hunt In the Thier-
garteD strassc this morning Aero
planes were the seekers, circiing and
swooping down at points wherever
they discovered snipers on the roofs
of buildings or on the boulevard, seek
ing cover in the shade of the trees
The firing of the machine guns was
carried out viciouslv.
Marked maps of Berlin are fur
nished to the men In the government
planes. and each plane, or possibly a
pair. guards "a certain sector OF the
city. The planes hover just above the
roofs, and the machine guns are fired
ut every suspicious gathering or
bundle Of clothing or debris on the
roof tops.
Sunday was serious day. From
daylight on there was the rattle Of
machine gun fire and occasionally the
thud Of bursting shell. Minnewer-
fers were in action. and there was
scattering rifle fire. The opposing
forces eiashed in the subways. and the
muffied noise of the underground
fighting was audible.
The Spartacists also have aero
planes, One machine dropped bonn s
in the northern quarter Saturday
night. the explosives killing and
wounding about twenty persons
On Saturday night "a Spartacan at
tack on the chanceilory In Wilhelm
strasS was believed contemplated, and
all the approaches OF the district were
picketed and~@ssigns were displayed
with the warnings. stop. Anyone
going further viii be shot!''
The Spartacists are no sooner
cleared from one location than they
appear in another. maintaining que
rilla warfare. Being unable to hold
the prisoners they take, they are
shooting them as coon as they are cap
tured.
The casualties to date numbsr wesl
over 1900.
The city morgues are full with the
dead. In a morgue near the Aiexan-
derpiatz $50 bodies are unclaimed.
The material destruction throughout
the city VIII amount TO many millions
of marks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
USE NAVAL AIRPLANE IN
AMBULANCE SERVICE

New York. March IA naval air
plane was used today to demonstra
the utility OF the bird machines Tor
air route ambulance work. Inc
flight was made from Rockaway Point,
Long Island, to a landing on the sur
face of the Hudson river opposite
Ninety-sixth street, when, by launch
and wheeled ambulance, thep atient
was ,sarried to St. Luke's hospital. ar
irving forty-nine minutes after leaving
Rockaway.
Lieutenant David Gray. shot in both
legs in France. and whose WOUNDS
have not yet healed was strapped Sc
cureiy to a stretcher, which was lasned
to the plane, Besideh I'm sat Major
Helen BAstedoy head of tho women'e
motor CORPS. while Lieutenant Stevens,
of the Rockaway Point naval station
handled the machine. The trip was
made at 1000 feet altitude.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
Paint Of Jugo-Slavs
for Self Government
BY Count Louis De Voincyftcn.

BY Count Louis De Voincvftch.
Especial Adviser to the Serbian Dele
cation to the Peace Conference,
Pienipotentfary from Montenegro at
the Holy See, 1901 -02. and Pleniro-
Tertiary from Montenegro at the
London Conference, 19i2-13)
Paris. March 1I.-Unless Italy gives
up her claims to the east shores oc
the Adriatic and no longer insists on
the annexation of Fiume, Istria and
Dalratia, Jugo-Slavta faces the same
situation as did France when she los.
Alsace-Lorraine. These regions ara
Slavic. and IL not given to the Slava
they Will become the seeds OF another
war which will again threaten the
pescS Of the world.
the world safe for democracy, 70 lib.
erats people who have long suffered
under the imperiahetio yoke OF for
etgn maEterA
Juso- Slavia has arisen out Of tho
ruins Of medieval Austria. Il must
include within its boundaries Ill those
countries which are ethnologically
akin. Enumerating them In their orr
der from north to south. first on tbs
west ana then on the east, these coun~
tries are Carinthian. South Syria, the
Goritzia district. Carniola. East Istria
and its island, Croatia and Slavonia-
fto the eastward). Ftume and It's him
terland. Dalmatia and It's islands. Bos-
mia and Herzegovina. Montcnegro.
Baranja. Backa and Western BAnat
tSouthern Hungary. Medjnmuria.
Syrmia. Serbia and Macedonia.
These regions constitute the weslerp
half OF the Balkan peninsula. bounded
bv the rivers Maros Danube Tim ok
and vardar the Adriatic sea and the
foothills Of the Alps. 1t win weld o.
gether into one nation the Serbs.
Croats and Slovenes, who have long
dreamed of national unity. despite tAe
oppression of centuries under the Aus
TRAN, the Turk. the Magyar and the
Venetian.
Jugo-siavia win thus possess = pop
ulation OF at least 100000. and UNI
der proper democratic institutions and
ment II should Become q power that
viii bar German aggression and Ger
man intrigues from the reconstyuc-
ton Of German Mittei Europe.
Jugo-Slavia has vast natural rs~
sources. which can be made tho basin
OF great wealth IL proper communi-
cation il established with the outside
world. The country must have rail-
roads and ports.
Among the railroad plans consldsg-
ed u one to unite Fiurne On the Adrt-
attic with Belgrade. where II can con-
meet with Bucharest, SMfrnicA and
Constantinorle. running through the
valley Of the Save. The country ~
the serbians. Greats and Slayonen Aea1
1loaA Mt ol13 nG1oulf9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
SPORADIC oUTBURsTS
MAY LEAD TO RIOTS

New York. March 1.-THE incipi-
emit riots in Buffalo give fair idea OF
what we may expect unless prompt
and energetic measures are taken to
check the growing unrest manifest I'm
certain sections OF this state and in
the country" said Or. George v.
Kirchwey. federal director OF employ
ment for New York state. in state
ment issued by him today.
II have been criticized for stating
that the unemploym situation was
serious. Bugalo furnishes practical
demonstration of the truth OF my
statements.
Theses poradio outbursts, such as
occurred in Buffalo yesterday. and are
occurring in other cities, may take on
a more menacing turn within the next
few months IL the situation is allowed
to drag along In its present state"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
GREAT ARMY OF UNEMPLOYED

Washington, March 1.-The total
number OF unemployed is estimated
by the United States employment SER
vice to be s56.5e6. which is s.sS4 less
than las. week. The numerical reduc-
ton is largely due to the fact that
Cleveland, Ohio, which has had sur
plus of rs, 900 new reports $4,000.
San Francisco rerorts n surplus OF
$500 which Is the same as last week.
Los Angeles reports a surplus OF 5000
which Is an increase OF 500. Oakland
reports a surplus Of 5000. Portland
Ore, REPORTS a surplus OF l2,oOo
Seattle Washington, reports 10000
due to unemployment and strikes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
INTS HOLD MEETING
IN NEW YORK TODAY

New York, March 1.-THE new In
lternational League will hold meet
ing here tomorrow when the league
will complete it's circuit by awarding
the two vacant franchises to Newark,
IN. j.. and Syracuse, N Y.
Both OF these cubs were in the
league at the start of the 1918 season.
President David Fultx OF the New
International League. has completed a
schedule Of 154 games. taking in SYRIA
cuse M the eighth stty. which will be
formally ratified tomcrrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
American Dye-S tuffs

Washington. March ii--AnericA
will wrest from Germany supremacy
in dye-stuffs manufacturing according
10 information given by a. Mitchell
Palmer, retiring alien property GUS
todian, in report made public today.
The Chemical foundation, incorpo-
rated capitalized at $4,000 whose
first president will be Francis p.
Caravan, of New York. is to accom-
plish this through the purchase for
$3.50 900 of approximately 4.5o0 Ger
man dye patients. These were sold
TO the corporation by Mr.. Palmer as-
ter having been seized by him for the
government. Having bought the
patents. the Chemical Foundation.
Incorporated, will be prepared to
prosecute. under infringement pro-
ceedings, the first German attempt to
tnport into this country
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
CURE FOR soMNoLENcE.
st. Brides. Va. Mar

st. Brides, Va. March 10.
Notice in the paper ''Somno-
lence" has made appearance in
Richmond.
Please see that all cases are
"dousched' with cold water-ice
cold---at once. This will save the
spread as an epidemic. Then
give them something to do In line
Of work to keep their eyes open.
Have known this remedy to
work In several severe cases.
II. r.. ETHERIDGE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
Peace Conference
Proceeds Speedily
Believed the Final .Armistice
Terms Will BE Ready BY
March Goth.

Paris. March 1t.-Considerable
rapidly is marking the deliberations
of the peace conference. The pro-
gress, indeed. Is much faster than
even the most hopeful optirtsts anti
cipated.
The belief now is that after Presl-
dent Wilson has again looked over
the work OF the conference accom-
plished during his absence this final
armistice terms which will allow de-
mobilization II accepted. will be ready
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
GOOD OLD DAYS

Flow about Moesta's ice cream
pariors2 ri
Recoliections Of John Campbeirs.
headquarters for the Birds club,
are fond memories to many or us.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
Banquet to Americans.

Paris. March I1-~"Although the
peace negotiations arc not finished we
feel today that peace has been won"
declared NJ Andre Tardieu. French
high commissioner OF Franco Aineri-
can affairs, In speech tonight al the
inter-ailied press club in which he
paid high tribute to the American
peace delegates. The address was de-
liyered at a banquet given TO the
American commissioners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
Prepare for Trip.

Paris. March 1.-THE Germans ex~
pected 10 be summoned to Paris to
discuss peace terns on March 7 ac-
cording to The t'etit Journal. IN this
belief they ordered ready number of
special pullman car trains capable
OF carrying two hundred persons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
WEATHER

Washington, March II
Forecast:
Vfrgtnta--Fair We1nes-
day and Thursday: warm
e. Thursday.
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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1919-11-28

the Tigers goal line. They were
held for three downs, but finally
carried the ball over on line back.
Jackson kicked goal.
In the second quarter the Tigers,
bv means of forward passes, end
runs and line backs, carried the ball
to the jackson one-yard line. AKIN
carried the ball over on line back
Akin kicked goal.
Jackson made touchdowns in the
third and fourth quarters on inter
cepted forward passes. The final
score was, Jackson 20, Tigers z
Good gains were made on botn
sides through the line and on end
runs.
The Tigers play Water Valley,
KY, on Thanksgiving.