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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23
MOTOR SHIP
Edward N. Hurley in Saturday Poi

Edward N. Hurley in Saturday Post.
The OTTO ship will operate on about
half as much oil as the oil burning
steamer. Its engine room force is re-
duced still more-from n to three
men are sufficient; Inc there are no,
stokers for the motor ships mechan-
teal staff is made up of skilled men. A
Danish motor liner. III Fionia, recent
ty went clear round the globe. making
q voyage of $4,000 miles with only one
engineer.
The largest motor ship yet built. the
Gienapp. recently made her trial trip in
Scotland. She is 10000 TOMS dead
weight. with two sets of Diesel engines.
$500 horsepower. 1t is estimated she
can make from 1e to IA knots an hour
and run from London to Australia and
back more than half way without re-
plenishing fuel-that is. going by way
Of Suez canal, h could take OIL In h
Persian gulf and run back there with
out replenishing; while by h Panama
route she would take oil in the Mexican
gulf. =.
This means that, with the worlds
merchant fleets equipped entirely as
motor ships, from 80 to 80 per cent of
the bunkering stations round the globe
could be abolished: ships would require
fuel only about twice going round the
world-or at an average of every six
weeks. There need be no isolated fuel
stations: oil would be taken on only
where ships called for cargo or passen-
gers.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23
"Aemo, klno."
p. III. sothern. in Scribner'I

E. H. Sothern. in Scribner's.
The king Of England walked into the
American Eagle" hut in London the
other day.
At all hours the place is filled with
American soldiers and sailors. eating.
writing, reading, playing games. The
kings visit. of course, created immediate
interest among the sons OF the free and
the brave. One of them approached the
monarch and held out his hand.
Hello. king!" said he.
King George took the proffered hand
and exchanged compliments with the SOL
der boy.
"wel, what Of TT" would say the
rookie hould n question him. Hes
a man, amt ne? Human. eh?" Thus
does the spirit of democracy toss over
its shoulder the gewgaw Of divine right.
He greets the embarrassed gods. nor fears
To shake the iron hand OF Fate.
Or match with Destiny for beers.
Shall l demand ceremon when royalty
Is thus assailed? While the street arab
assumed the role OF critic. the American
fulfilled the office of Judge. He pro-
claimed that verdict which Eliminates the
present hour. Whether he was ware
Of 1t or not. his greeting was eloquent
with the unbarring Of gates and the fall
ing of shackles. the smashing Of idols and
the liberation. of slaves. In his own per-
son he was the symbol OF America in this
war-"crusaders fighting for great ideals.
immortal ideals. ideals which shall light
the way for all men to places where
Justice is done and men live with nfted
heads and emancipated spirits. making
it impossible for rulers anywhere to make
tools and puppets of those upon who's
consent and upon whose powers their own
authority and their own very existence
depend" Thus said President Wilson in
his Labor day message.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23
INTERMEDIATE D!sINFECTIoN.

There are many authorities who have
no faith in terminal fumigation or ter
minal disinfection. They say hat this
practice is a relic Of the dark ages.
when men drove out devils by burning
sulphur and other sinking stuff. On
the other hand, everybody is agreed as
to the necessity Of intermediate dis
infection in all classes of contagion.
BY intermediate distinction is meant
the at once destruction Of all secretions
or excretions liable to spread disease or
their sterilization within a few hours
after they have been voided. There
fore. let us see what are some of the
approved methods for intermediate dis
infection. .
In pneumonia, bronchitis. influenza,
and tuberculosis. the sputum should be
received into cloths. These should be
burned. II the cloths must be saved,
boiling water will kill all bacteria on
them. After being put in boiling water
they may be washed in hot water and
soap.
In d%iphtheria. scarlet fever. whooping
cough and measles, the sp0tum. other
mouth secretions and vomit, should be
received in cloths, handkerchiefs or
towels. These should be burned. II it
is necessary to save them. pour boiling
water on them for half an hour, after
which wash them in hot water and
soap.
In typhoid fever. diarrhea and dys-
EMERY the bowel movements and the
urine should be sterilized with chem
icals. In meningitis and ~infantile pa
ralysis the mouth and nose secretions
must be burned and the bowel move
ments and urine must be sterilized by
chemicals. In the diarrheas of babies
the diapers must be placed at n in a
closed vessel containing chemical dis
infectants.
In many highly contagious diseases
the bath water must be seterilized with
chemicals. About the best chemical
disinfectant IL chloride Of lime. Place
three ounces Of. lime strong IN chlorine
n one gallon OF water. Add this to
Urine In equal parts and permit to
stand covered for one hoar. To disin-
jlfct feces add about two parts Of dis
jsfectant solution for each mart Of
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23
DIET FOR MEN BEYOND 40.

DR.. Adam Wright, of Toronto, may
mo- have lived as long as some OF the
old boys" whose methods of attaining
old age we have quoted, N We all
agree thai no one has woven more
friendships into his life than has the
chairman OF the provincial board of
health of Ontario. The following are
some Of his reflections on diet after 40:
Milk as a general rule suits elderly
people Letter than those of early adult
life. Meat. even in small quantities.. 10
frequently unsuitable and 1t should
either be omitted from the diet or else
1t should not be eaten oftener than
three times a week, n then only in
small quantities. Persons with high
blood pressure will do we'll to avoid
eating it entirely.
Cheese is an excellent food and in a
large percentage OF cases agrees with
the aged. Two ounces of cheese con-
ain as much nourishment as five
ounces OF meat. One egg and one
ounce Of cheese equal four ounces Of
meat In nutriment furnished.
1t is we'll to prescribe for the aged
one ounce of fat n two or three
ounces OF sugar instead of two Of fat
0nQ one OF sugar. A 1alr amount Ok
bread. green vegetables. and fruit IN
generally suitable. Rice or some other
cereal is better than potato. Weak tea
or coffe or both Cat separate meals)
and milk for he third meal are gener-
ally suitable. A cup of hot water the
first thing in the rtor1ing (now a sort
Of fad with many AZ generally ap-
proved.
The use of alcohol as a food has been
a much debated question for many
years. The majority agree. however
that men would be better to abstain
entirely from all forms of alcohol up to
the age OF 40. In certain exceptional
cases the physicians may prescribe 1t,
but in doing 30 he should consider his
responsibility quite as serious as If he
were ordering morphine or s~trychnine.
He commonly ssh the following In
structions to old people under his guild
ance: One small, n medium. and one
fairly large meal. but never enough at
any meal to cause a sense OF fullness
after eating. Follow the advice OF
Cicero. who made Cato say at 80 years
of age, MY wisdom consists in the
fact that L follow nature, the best OF
EuideS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23
DRAW POISON THROUGH SKIN
Baltimore Physician Believes He Has
at Effective Cure for Rheuma-
tlsn: in the idea.

Or. Fred Pridham Of Johns Hopkins
hospital in Baltimore has devised q
treatment for joint affections. such as
rheumatism, that is being used very
successfully ut the military hospitals
where it has been introduced. He
uses a mineral. double nitro-peroxide,
which actually extracts the inflamma.
ton.
The salt is mixed with a starchy
substance which holds it's action until
It is placed on the skin over the dis
eased hone, from which it extracts the
impurities, the germs and their poi
sous.
The material is sprinkled on lint
or gauze and placed on the skin over
the diseased bone. When the doctor
removes the dressings, from six to
twelve hours later, there will be seen
blisters on the skin. If there is no
safection the salt will not affect the
skin.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23

feces. Mix thoroughly and allow to
stand in a covered vessel for two
hours.
II chloride of lime is not available
d to the bowel movement about al
equal quantity Of boiling water and
then add a cup of fresh unslaked lime.
Allow the mixture to stand two hours.
A good di%sinfectant when bleaching
is Objectionable is formalin. Is ounces;
water. n gallon. Or crude carbolic
acid. seven ounces; water. one gallon.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23

nectiOn with PreSi-
dent Wilson'S cab
met.
Characterized by
a friend as q
Of dreams
that come true"
Mr.. McAdoo has ac-
complished things
of great magnitude.
His career is a sue
cession of great ac-
com p h m Q n t 8
which g in 1892
when he attempted
to give Knoxville,
Tenn, its first
street railway line,
and only failed
when the city adj
ministration block
ed his efforts.
NIL ~ -
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23
Solid OIL for Fuel.
From the Mexican Review.

From the Mexican Review.
OIL can be made permanently solid with
comparative use There are. numerous
processea-some patented. others, sup
posed to-be neutrality-suspicious. this
result; and the reason they are moi. en-
ployed il that a. q rule It 10 more conven.
lent to have oil In its liquid. state. Espec-
tally II this 30 today. when oil 10 20 many
times more valuable than Il was seven a.
eight years Ago when most Of these pro.
'cesses were talked Of. nn'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23
MAD0O, MAN OF BIG AFFAIRS; GAINED FIRST FAME
when HE BUILT HUDSON TUBES TRANSIT SYSTEM

Famed for big achievements that
have marked his career ever since
the day he gave up college to make his
own living, William G. McAdoo. secre-
tary of the treasury and director gen.
eral of railroads, has severed his con-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23
HUSBAND
SAVES WIFE
From Suffering by Getting
Her Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-"For many months
! was not able to do my work owing to

q WS0AuS60 WHICH
caused backache
and headaches. A
friend. called my
attention to N Of
your newspaper
advertisements and
my
husband bought
three bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com.
pound for me.
After taking two
bottles felt fina
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-23

Russia's war casualties total o,l5o, 900
men. according to q telegram rece:ved'
from Pstrosrsd. OF this number AGO..
COO were killed.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21

to de escuchar a muy buenos ora-
dOres.
Los alumnOs del 40. aiIo es-
tan preparandose para dar una
sorpresa a Bayam6n, y su gradua
cion sc cclcbrara el dia 81 Y no
cl 30 como dice SUI programa.
La sociedad GEL Zapato rs
collar" ha empezado a funcionar
con gran entusiasmo y con gran
entusiasmO Y son muChas las da-
mas que cooperan para ell mejor
tXito de dicha socicdad La via.
"LOarina' sc dispone. como STEM
pre- a dar I'm gran paso en- el pro
greso de Bayam6n.
Ese es cl medic de hacer .ran.ie
los pueblos: sin alarGes nj Us
tentaci0n; sino con hechoS ian,
gibles que digan cuai es la :.thor
que realiza cada cindadano.
fnScdTitfd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
LA BODA DE ANOCHE

blico Sc apihaba. Sc desbordaba.
mas bien.
La larga, la interminable fila
de automobiles tard6 en- desocu-
parse mas de media liai.a. V POGO
q pogo II ,easa &c IGS 'lll.pss,sIs. la
novfa Sc fue llepando de dfsfiu-
guidas damas Y de bellisimas Sc
iloritas que ycstian con lujo ex-
traordinario.
El amplio jar,lin del conforta-
bic chalet dc la callc de ''El Par
que" habia sido iluminado con
profusi0n de luccs, V la orqucsta
de Arguinzoni diluia en- cl aire,
constantemente, elegantes valscs
o dcliciosas pleas de concerto.
La casa, por dcntro. estaba
adOrnada con refinado gusto, es-
pecialmcnte la rotonda de detras,
Ell donde habia sido colocado un
buffet dc extraordinaria esplen-
didcz.
En- una estancia lateral, ocu-
pandola toda, sc hallaban los
magniticos regalos.
Llam6 la atenci0n a todos los
concurrentes cl jardinillo que hay
detras de la casa y cl cual habia
sido iluminadO de fantastica ma
nera. Guirnaldas de luces elGctri-
cas-, que rayaban la oscuridad dc
la nochc, 10 cruzaban en- yarias
direcciones, Y los arbustos que Sc
allan sObre el suel0 de ccsped,
estaban cuajadOs de bombillaS
que daban u las hojas una verde
transparencia encantadora.
Ia reception, durante la cual
Sc bailo, duro hasta pasadas las
dos y media.
Esta boda, que fu6 un alarde
de lujo Y de buen gusto, deiara
un recuerdO inborrable en- GUAM
tos Il ella aSistimos.
Las damas de honor eran: Dia-
ma Yager, Mercedes Fano, Hilda
Fano, Gisela kOrber. Isabel Fin
lay Y Carmen Siaca. Todas, elias,
al entrar Ell el temple, lIeyaban
hermosos ramos de gardenias.
Los caballeros de Ia corte de
honor eran: Mr.. Swigget, Damian
MOnserrat, Ramon Siaca. el seiior
Korber, Mr.. Van Lippit Y +. Lip
pit.
Entire los concurrentes, Sc ha-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
LA PENA
+ DE MUERTE

81 la Asamblca Legislative no
aprueba rn los dias que qdedan
dc session, Ia ley abol;enGo d.''.Ili,
ttivamcnte Ia ppli9 dc n:ucrtc, vol
iehius Il yer ,taaat.saa4 cii ii
/ Presidio, el fatf;iico Patibr!lo.pucs
! la pena capital soto fu6 aboli,Ia
temporalmente y este plazo Sc
vpnce antes de v0lver rcunirse
la Legislature en- j a oleI:na-
ria.
Seiiores> legislatures: Va que sc
ha hccho POGO eli bicn del pals, no
os yayaiS Il casa sin aprobar esta
ley, cyitando asi cl terrible espec-
taclllo Y eyitando tambien las nu-
numeroslsimas pcticiUncs dc in
dulto Il. sc plcsr1itau al dob. cada
YES q. Sc va a ejecutar una perso
na, 10 que hizo que Mr.. Wager di-
jcra una vez III Vle estas llneas
escribe, que por 10 que habia com
pr0bado. el pals era rcfractariO a
ia pena capital Y que siendo asl,
Ia Legislature dcbla abolirla de
los Codigos.
EJol.iutny.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
.
BAYAMON AN'ANZA
ElOrindr.

Sigue el moyimiento social en-
este pueblo y continda e. Club
Deportiyo celebrando sus t,rstaS
socialcs, habicndo dado Ia Ultima
Ell la morada de los esposos Nc
gr0n Nogueras.
FL Club BayamonG;," siSuc &C.
lcbrando tambiGn sus dias soria-
les V van desfilando por aquellos
saloncs los j0venes todos QUO en-
Bayam0n rindcn tribute III artc.
La primera fiesta social fuG ceI ia
da por cl digno Inspector de las
Escuelas Sr. Negr0n Collazo, y
la siguiente p0r el simpa!ico io-
ven Jose Placer.
Mariapito Filiu sigue laciell
do derroche de arte con su piano,
" pronto le tOcara cl turno a Id
srta. Matilde Otero que es otra
virtuosa de dich0 Instruments.
LAS escuelas preparan mag
nificas tiestas Y tendremOs el giiS'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
LEYES FIRMADAS POR Ell
GOBERNADOR

Ell Gobernador ha firmado las
siguientes Leyes y Resoluciones
Conjuntas;
Resolution Conjunta para in
demnizar a Ramon Labiosa del
pago de casa-habitaci0n como al
caide Gle la carcel de distrito de
Mayagijez desde ell dia en- que
ocurrio ell terremoto II de octu-
bre de 1918, al 80 de JUNO de
1919, y para otros fines"
Resolution Conjunta para
discover determinadas corporacio
nes Y asociaciones domesticas."
Resolution Conjunta para
proteger los empleados del Go
bierno de Puerto Rico que entra-
ron al servicio de los EstadoS
Unidos en- el presente periodo de
iemergencia, y para otros fines" I"
Resolution Conjunta para au
torizar al municipio de Aguadi-
liza a formular un presupuesto
para 1890, tomando por base
los ingresos del afio econ6mico
del 1918, v para otros fines"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
Ell PUBLICO ES RAZONABLE

Nosotros hemos creido STEM
pre- que ell plblico es razonable
al pagar el precio del pasaje.
Al viajar EN- los carros cleo
tricos usted no desea que Sc lie
cobre demas. Y nosotros no
Icreemos que usted pretenda pa
gar menos que el costo del pasa-
ije.
Ell costo de suministrar ell SER
vicio de los carros electricos ha
aumentado >constantemente de
.cinco amos a esta parte. Ell pre-
clio de los pasajes no ha sido au-
fmentado.
La epoca en- que era possible SUI
ministrar .el servicio por cinco
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
RECEPCION EN- Ell CONSULA
DO DE CUBA.

Gcn .nOtiyO del glOriOso Ami
versario de la proclamation de la
Rep1blica Cubana, cl Consul de
dicha Republica, scilor Marin,
invite sus amigos para que asls-
tiesen, en- este dia memorable, al
festival que Sc efectuarla en- su
residencia privada.
Desde las tres de la tarde yl0sc
concurridisima la casa del senior
Consul dc Cuba. Desfilaron, .por
la Residential del seilor Marin, en-
toda la tarde, alrededor de tres
cientas personals.
Eel acto result0 lucidisimo.
Recordamos entire los concu-
rrentes al Consul de Francia, MI.
Ives du Cortial; al Consul de Es-
pafla, senior Emilio de Motta; al
Consul de Santo Domingo, senor
Socrates Nolasco; y u los senores
Lcdo. Alfredo ArnaldO Sevilla,
Luis O. Garcia, Canciller Domi-
nicano; Rafael Tirado, Luis f.
CoIina Y su bellisima esposa, Jor-
ge Silva Sapia, Consul de Cuba
en- Aguadilla: William J. Saliva y
ell DIR. Ros.
En- representation de la Prem
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
Los Socialists dicen que Maura y La
Cierva son incapaces de comprender
las senales de los tiempos.
La derrota tremenda de los bolcheviques.
Las avanzadas polacas Legan
a Bolniki.
Gable a "El lmparcial")
Via w. /. ?. and T. Co.
(Cable a Gel Imparcial.")
Via w. /. p. and T. Co.

PARIS-Dcen de Varsova ofensva de los Ukranos
contra Poona ha acasado Los poacos
vcoriosa han ocupao Novoso Baa con enornes baja
para ell enemigo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21

sa, asistieron Rafael II. Monagas,
Luis Cuevas Zequeira, Jose La
brador Vinals y Evaristo Ribera
Chevremont.
Los concurrentcs fueron obsc-
quiados, con suma cOrtesia, p0r
el seilor Marin y su fina Y bella
esposa.
La fiesta result0 animadlsima.
Las personals ALI reunidas por la
fuerza sccreta de la raza, brinda-
ron por la fclicidad de Cuba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21

ccntavos ha pasado hacc item
Ipo.
Hoy dia cucsta 10 centavos su-
ministrar el servicio que antes
costaba S centavos.
Porto Rico Railway Light &
Power Co,
San Juan no seria San Juan
sin los carros electricos.
'4Apv
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
PARA EUROPA.

Via EstadOs Unidos embarca
esta tarde para Europa, acompa-
iiado de su distinguida familia,
el seilor George Willard, director
de la Compania de ferrocarrilcs.
Deseasmosle feliz viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21

ilaban el goberna,lor Wager Y su
esposa; el seIlOr Siaca PachecO Y
la suya; don .ConradO Hernandez
V ell iuez Hamilton Y sus respec-
twas famlias Y cuantas personals
blillan en- la sociedad americana
V portorriqueiia.
Ell IMPARCIAL reitera a los
novios que anoche unieron 'sus
destinos el deseo de una luna de
miel inacabable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21

Fue, en- yerdad, suntuosa la DO.
da de anoche.
Unian susl deStinos la seiiorita
Maria Amelia Pasarell V Mr..
Graham.
Ella, SIC alistocgatica belleza /,
distinguido u caballeroso, 81.
A las nueye, en- la iglesia cate
dral. sc hallaba congregado 10 mas
selccto de nuestra sociedad.
En- la calle del Cristo Y en- las
adyacentcs sc estacionaban inter
minables hileras dc automobiles.
A las diez menOs cuarto, hizo
su entrada solemne la novia, que
sc ataviaba con un rico y primo
roso traje blancO prendido de
azaharcs, y que lleyaba en- las ma
nos un heImoso ramo de lirios
blancOS.
Dabale cl brazO uno de sus her
manos, ell senior Pasarcll, iba
prccedida por las damas de ho.
nor, que vcstlan elegantes trajes
de cresp6n dc seda rosa; y pOr la
madrina, Joseina Korber, elegan-
tcmente ataviada de lila.
Delante dc la comitiva nupcial,
entraron en- el temple los padres
dc la desposada, de brazo y visi-
blcmen emociOnadOs.
La cola de Ia novia era llevada
pOr dos cncantadores paicrillos
rubios.
En- el altar aguardaba la no
| via Y su comitiva ell padrino de
la boda, Mr.. Nc Hardy, y los ca
balleros de honor.
Ante el altar mayor, que esta-
ba ad0rnado G iluminado con SUI
mo gusto, bendijo la union Su
Ilustrijma, el Sr. Obispo Jones.
Terminada la ceremonial rcli-
giosa, salio del temple la comiti-
va, del brazo del maridO la espo-
sa, Y del brazo de los caballeros
las damas de honor.
Ell dcstile hasta la casa dc los
padres de la recien casada, Ell Ia
calie de Ell .Parque, fue algo YER
daderamente extraordinario.
| Mas de Glen AUTOMOBILES co
rrian afineados, IA 10 largo de Ia
carretera de Santurce, cuyo vc
cindario contemplate admirable
desde los. BALCONIES de las casas el
paso de la sorprendeiite comiti
va.
Gracit- A. la previsora int
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21


voriosa han ocupado Novosio Baka enores baas
ell cnemgo.
LONDRESEn lituanio bolcheviuues aacaron
Podoroz Nodeve Va seno rechazados baias
Las avanzadas de los poacos egaon Bolmk Sc espea u
combate los resuados han dc scnsanaes Los boil
cheviqus Gle derrota derrota.
+& AaaH
MEJCOEl General CarTanza habando un redactor dc
asocaa ha manestado opinion opista respecto
total pacicacion de Meco La que permanece SUI
gobeno cada exensa Ell Goberno reaizando
una polca Gle attraction aspira poposo que al de
paccada totanente la repbica cosagrada empres;
de reconstruction del pals.
MADRDE ST. Gimeno, ministro Gobernacon ha hecho
ell sendo de que oerno tena previsto ell
de de la suspension de garatias Sc
aovechase emprender campaa oposc6n agresv
contra ell Goberno Pero esta giro amentae toman las
oposcones har desvar al Goicrno ruadiea e ST.
meno Nosotos proaemos las cecconcs p6xas que So
mayora porque ell pals esta agaciones t
multos.
PARSLas notlcias de los sufridos por
bochequs han causado eXceene impression poruue enues
tran la debdad del enemgo reduce gran manera esue
que haba Gle hacerse enviar uers de los
Russia Ell bolchevsmo qlebranado no Sc cree
que pueda vovcr constur amenaa del orden Dor
el desprestigo que ha cado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
Frustrado intento de asesinar a Alejan-
dro Lerroux. Ell agresor le dlspar6
dos tiros.
Il
Ell Rey Alfonso, 6rrn6 aver el decreto
restableciendo las garantias consti-
tucionales en- Espana.
(Cable "El Imparcial.')
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Via W. l. p and T. Co.
(Cable a Gel Impartial"
Via W. I. p. and T. Co.

MADRID, Mayo 21.De Barcelona lega que no ha
endo confirmation ocia dando cuenta de atentado criminal
realzado contra e leader radical Don Alexandra LerrouX Ell
agresor logo ampan los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de
disparar dos contra ell ST.. Lerroux.
MADRID-E Rey Alfonso tirm6 aver decreto evan-
tando las garanas consttuconaes Los pe5
os de las zqera aprovechando la bertad de paabra
lzan opocon violensma contra Maura Especiamente M
per6dco socastas hacen campan de dfamac6 dcien
do las eeccones seran auduenas impossible
los Maura capaces de compender las
selales de los tiempos.
MADRIDLa opinion esta agiadisima La propaganda
vuencia est1aoleiaarfs. Los
he en- la Casa del Pueblo el circuo socialista
ma extraordnaria voencia. Sc ha anuncado para
mitn la plaza de oros protestar contra e
Gobierno del Sr. Maura.
BERLIN-El Presdente de la Republica Sr Ebert e
cer Scheideman han expesado opinion habando Ia
naconal rcspecto las mposcones del Tratado de paz
Djo Ebert que las exencias mpuestas po los aados
posbles de cp oras condolences mposbtan
pmento de las esences Sobre todo
han de mpuesta Austria restrccoes sever
smas los gope den contra la nac6n contra
la germanca.~