El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15

Spanish Army O1ilCerS 10 It's Crew
PARIS May 15-The first batch of Austrian delegates
to the Conference of Peace arrived St. Geman yeser-
day and taken to the fine old royal castle where
they will be comfortably housed. More delegates will
arrive to-day and during the rest of the week the rest will
come. Then the peace terms will be communicated to
them.
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PARIS-Athough the terms to be imposed on Austria
will be very severe including as thew do the sbanding
of the army and the delivery of all naval ships to the
Allies Austria will not be treated badly Germany
will. So far the Austrian delegates being accorded
marks of courtesy and attention than those of Ger
many.
PARIS-Marshal Foch and his staff have gone to the
Rhine frontier in order to start general advance into
Germany if her delegates refuse to sign the Treaty of
Peace without delay Sufficient troops and war materials
have been accumulated to insure complete in the
enterprise The spirit of the troops excellent and
the French press express it, le jour de revanche est
arrive" (The day of vengeance is at hand)
NEW YORK-The naval dirigible G. H.. which will
take part in the crossing of the Atlantic is approaching
St Johns Newfoundland, where the first leg of the trip
will end. The distance is nine hundred miles, which
being covered at the rate of fftyeight miles hour.
From Ponta Delgada (Azores) to Newfoundland war
ships have been stationed fifty miles apart to direct the
movement of the arshps and show the way, during the
day by emitting black smoke and during the night by
throwing up light bombs.
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Ardrome this city, have celebrated with banquet
the arrival there of English biplane from London
The machine which the biggest aeropane in the world
lis of the HandeyPage type and specially construct
led for the bombing of Berlin 1t about to start in
Its first flight toward the German capital when the armis
tice was demanded by Germany At the banquet
present many representative Spanards including of
the kings military aids the health of both countries and
the continuous friendship of England and Spain
the main subjects of the toasts
MADRID.-Premier Maura is finding many difficult
ties in the conducting of the government Opposition is
offered to his plans everywhere by professional poiti
cans who openly say they will not stop until his govern
ment is overthrown. However, all this opposition is
legally DONE and nothing has happened that may be in
Iterpreted as inimical to the public order.
MADRID-Don Juan de la Cierva who is the Minister
of Finance under the present Maura government annOun
Ices the next issue of popular loan amounting to thirty
millions of pesetas sx million doars). 1t is said this
loan will be covered hundreds Of times.
MADRID.-General Berenguer telegraphs from Tetuan
to the effect that peace regns all the of in
uence of Spain in Morocco He adds that the relations
between the French and Spanish forces could not be
cordial there being real obstacles on the way for
perfect understanding between the two nations who have
set themselves to the work of civilization there In gen.
era in the opinion Of the high commissioner is very
optimistic