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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29

Daylight saving" commences to
morrow and ell clocks in the United
States should be set forward one
hour at q, m. The more acceptable
plan is to set the clock before retir-
ing for the night tonight. All church
services will be conducted In con-
formance with the new time tomor-
row,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29
DISABLED STEAMER TONED ~.
Sapinero Belongs to Shipping Board
Was Built This Year.

London, March 29.--The American
steamer Sapinero was towed into
Plymouth on Friday evening after
having been disabled at sea in hur7 z
ricane. A part of her cargo was jets
tisoned to save her from laundering Z
The Sapinero is a United States
shipping board steamer of 5,S97 tons
gross, completed at Hog Island this
year. She sailed from Philadelphia
on March IA for Falmouth.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29
Coming Tuesday.

Are You Going? Where? Why to
Turn hall. Tuesday night, You bet
1 am. Mccormack and Barry's
famo Gus Dixie Jazz Band will be on
hand and say boys, this is a Broad
way attraction, so take advantage of
it and get your best girl and dance
to your hearts content. Tuesday eve
Is the time and Turn hall is the place.
-adVt,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29
Connecticut's Oversight.
(Springfield Republican,

The bill to grant presidential suf-
frage to Connecticut women which
was favorably acted upon by the leg
islative joint committee on suffrage
last week, is now said to lack the
necessary accompanying provisions
for amending the existing election
laws, but the omission was an over
sight. Connecticut is getting in line
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29

war period found every
nd hamlet singularly un-
BID in the fine arts, and
at its close, soldier memo
rs were desired, no one even
Thought of any other form than
the ready made or to- order types
of cemetery monuments, enlarged
q little and furnished with ar
tillery and ammunition.
Now, when a new wave of pa
triotisTIi is bringing to us again
the Opportunity of dedicating
new mem orials; our first fear is of
"a return Of that dismal stone age.
Such, fears may, however, prove
unfounded, for the times have
completely changed and there is
a general acquaintance with
works of art and a growing ap-
probation of their part in life,
as we have become accustomed to
live with them. We are impatient
when unworthy substitutes are
offered. At all events, the former
excuse is gone, for we now have
at command skilled and trained
workers in nearly all forms of
the arts.
New Britain, in common with hun
dreds of other communities, has
vague idea that It, will erect u me
mortal to the boys who bied and dice
on the fields Of France and FLANDERS
IF the vague idea ever grows to sub
stantial proportions and takes form
it would be desirable to seek advice O
those who know the how, where an,
when of memorial construction.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29
"GerInanS in Paris"
(R0StOn Globe

DR.. Won Kuehlmann, the former
liberal" foreign minister Of Ger
many, says that "undcr favorable
conditions the Germans will be in
Paris before 1925" but heaven help
the first Germans who are bold
enough to venture into Paris after
peace has been declared!
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29
Finish,
WorId.)

ate that the organ
M the league of ma
crum bling
f Watson Of Indiana
the president may
treaty that will prove
ad deplorcs any attempt
Agsue partisan issue in
Edge of New Jersey, who
seat in the senate when
FITS, thinks the AMEND
in Paris aue likely to
ne objections to the cove
koutly insists that the
ne round-robin in the sem
1t opposed to the principle
III Of nations"
mean time, news comes
nngton that President Will
oieased with the amend
opposed by Mr.. Taft that he
III his personal thanks to his
pa and is using all his in
6 have the Taft amendments
ated in the constitution OF
Eue. lnasmuch as the Taft
ents covered most of the OBJ
that Senator Lodge raised to
1ldIll III his uepdIS with RTeS-
swell of Harvard, there will be
round left for opposition ex-
the part of such irreconcil-
enator Borah. Senator Reed
ker Poindexter, who have de-
H they personally will con-
Ave In world that no longer
Az has performed a great and
Rublic service in this matter
eryes the fullest recognition
MI of the Am erican people.
Rndge and Senator Knox
I'VE done what Mr.. Taft has
obtained the credit that now
~ him, but they preferred to
politics with the issue.
hem would formulate
hte amendments. When
% do sc, Senator Knox in
1T he must be allowed to
I'D entirely new constitution, and
s&ator Lodge made the excuse that
Fscculd not prepare amendments be
use the senate was not in session.
The ia ct of the matter is that
ither Senator Lodge nor Senator
nox wanted the constitution of the
ague amended in Paris. Their plan
Is to force the amendm ents into the
aaty after it came before the sem
Q, even if their amendm ents wreck
the work of the Paris conference,
d then try to throw the blame on
e presid ent, on the pretext that he
d not sought the "advice' of the
nate before the covenant was
a ned
The country showed that it was in
mood for that kind of politics, and
slreNdly presenting amendm ents
at met the objections raised by
Csc opponents of the treaty who
ofesSed to favor the principle but
sapproVe the text; Mr.. Taft has left
en- with no standing in court and
e president has completed their dis
MIXTURE by making the Taft amend
onts his own.
We do not know who is paying the
penses of the Borah- Reed Thomas
nket, but it t;TnS out to have been
G kind Of an investment that would
We been prohibited in Kansas or
" other state having 4 "blue-sky'
w. The fight against the league of
,tions was like LudendOrff's spring
fensive last March. 1t started well,
It it never reached any Of its OBJ
ctives and has ended in a complete
llapse.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29

AI6foon has always been a pay
Ing proposition and [ do not know why.
the same general scheme minus the
booze will not pay also, Is there any
reason why a church should not go
into the business of supplying what
the saloon supplied to men in the
way of fellowship SO long as the
same institution can be comm ercal-
lied as before. If the churches try
any sort of Substitute for the saloon
they must put it on ayas-you
enter basis, for nobody wants charity.
1.-The saloon has miniStered to q
very definite hunger in mankind, the
hunger for brotherhood. Strange AS
it may read, the saloons of this city
offered the only actual and universal
brotherhood of man. In no one
church in all the city, including my
own has there been anything ab
preaching the comradeship Of rich
and poor high and low as exists in
the saloon. The brewers and distil-
lers were fools in not understanding
the great human hunger they min
istered to, and in taking for granted
that men came to guzzlc vile whiskey
and rancid beer because they could
MT get along without it. They have
had their reward The saloon is the
drinking mans invention and drink
ing men have voted them out of
business.
II think that in the main the saloo1r
problem will take care Of itself.
Clubs will spring up. soda fountains
will thrive and men will find other
sources for their desire for Comrade-
Shi IN and love of talking,
But / am concerned with the
problem In the slums. The saloon in
the foreign sections is quite different
to anything in the center of the city.
There the saloon meets q great need
and is nightly crowded by men who
come not to drink to jntoA iCation, but
who seek to escape the squalor, the
noise dirt and odors of ten en- ent life.
Here of all places could the churche
try out any scheme they may have to
take the place Of the saloon with
som ething affordng the same oppor-
tunity to the people from European
countries where the village tavern was
a respectable and q respected place.
THE Church of the Redeem eli is a
downtown church and has q plant ad-
nirably suited to provide SOCIAL halls,
reading rooms or any kind of suhsti-
| tute for the saloon. which may seem
necessary.
I'VE have talked the matter over
| informally, but will make no move
| until assured that the abolition Of
| alcohol, and the probable disapp ear
ance of many of the saloons, presents
| a real problem which the patrons Of
| these resorts are unable to solve for
| themselves
| "Whatever we do it will be run on
| exactly the same basis as our present
| lunch room, not a charity affair but
| straight business proposition"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29

grips the hearts D
ITO manhood with Mr. -
Path has called him and their
is shared by others whose ac-
ance he made in his mellow
while he was enjoying rest
pm the strife of battle and the
FL Of an active life. The world
fer for his having lived.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29
FACTS AND FANCIES

There is reason now to hope that
the presiden tial fiHbuster regarding
congress will end early in May
Kansas City Times.
What they call poetic justice and
the irony of fate have both befalen
the residents of Camden, n. j. To
make up the loss OF $4,000 In liquor
licenses the city council, moving along
the lines of least resistance, has jack
ed up the water rates In a like
mount.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
AS Theodore Roosevelt once said
Of the chaotic conditions in Mexico,
they are "waging peace" in central
DEMONSTRATION Journal.
The peace conference needn't wait
for the daylight saving time to put
its clock ahead and get busy.-Man-
chester Union.
With martial law proclaim ed
throughout Hungary, anyone not a la
borer will be fined $4,000 if discov-
cred drinking liquor. That's mo
work, no beer with a geance!-
New York Sun.
Old John Barleycorn, though for
mally retired, persists in announcing
that he is in the hands OF his lawyers
Washington Star.
Peace conference is taking It's speed
from our Sixty Fifth congressional
Street Journal.
The master painters who are to
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29

from our Sixty-Fifth ongress.-Wa al
Street Journal.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29

The peace conference needn't wait
for the daylight saving time to put
it's clock ahead and get busy.-Man-
chester Union.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29

Old John Barleycorn, though for
mally retired, persists in announcing
that he is in the hands OF his lawyers
Star.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29

AS Theodore Roosevelt once said
Of the chaotic conditions in Mexico
they are "waging peace" in central
Furope.--Provi Journal.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-29

The master painters who are tx
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24

Chtsl 81 byti jist. "Nechtel
jsem fici niceho dokud jsem
81 nebyl uplne jist, ze mole cho
roba opravdu zmizela," pise p.
Josef Lang Regina, Sask.
"Asi po patnact rokd byl jsem
stizen bolestmi V prsou ka-
slem. Radil jsem Sc S nekoli-
ka lekaTi a zkusil RUNE druhy
l6ku, az deset lahvi Ora. Pc
ira Hoboko me upln6 vylecily.
Citim Sc mnohem silnejsim nez
drive a vdecim vam velice "a
dobro, jehoz Sc mne cd tohoto
l6ku dostalo." Tento stary a
prosluly bylinny lex jest pra-
menem zdravi a silly mnoha IL
sicu lidi. Proc Wy jej nezku-
site? Neni to lekarnicky lex,
ale dodava Sc lidem primo, be-
ze ella. DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24

"? Mnoho-l bylo este silly tomto starc onech leech
nasilneho umceni?
JIM nirodovG stavi vym velikanum asyly pfpravull
Jim neruSeny bezsarosny zapad zvoa My odbyvame to la
cin6ii Zpivame fecnme hrobu stavime slaviny po-
mniky.
Pinove bud me dusledni. Nezapomenme ryche posta-
mad havou Seertovou, umfeou bide pofadny pomnk
a potom honem bustu do foyeru Narodniho dvadla.
Ma desku pomniku - budeme-li ovsem uprimn ne
muzeme napsat mic jinehO, nez toto:
"Zde zi Jaub Seert neve herec jakeho jsme kdy nell
ktereho jsme nechali umrit bide.
VdeGny narod."
Dr. Jaroslay Melan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
SLOVENSkO:

Medzi "goralmi" HorneJ
Grave. V nedePu, IL. oktobra
vySla mala expedlcia, usporia-
dana komissarom Janom jan
Gekom NIL, do Hornet Gravy,
aby preskumala podu a nala-
du l'udu toho, ktory ma hlaso-
vanim rozhodnut', ci sa ma od-
trhnut' Cd starodavnych, OH
nj neutrality-suspicious. uz vypro-
bovanych vernych priatePov
Slovakov pripojt' sa k no.
vym, neZnamym nestalym
Poliakom. Druzina expedlcie V
Jablonke sa rozdelila. Jedna
ciastka liahla do Zubrice, dru
ha do Lipnice. Pc skontenych
sluzbach Bozich, ked' naboz-
ny Fud opustil chram Bozi,
recnici novymi kaznami posilni
Ii lud, zvlaSte tom OIL 'ade,
abyFsi ten vazny, do celej bu-
ducnosti siahujucl Krok dobre,
rozvazite, a ME zbabele, slepo,
l'ahkomysel'ne rozmysleli, le-
DO ten krok, jestli no zle uci-
MIA, tazko sa da napravit'. u
pozornili posluchacov, re, upri
lnnou snahou Slovakov je pri
atel' 'stve a svorno3ti zit' bra
tmi Poliakmi, ale bol'no je vi
diet. ked' ii bratia Poliaci do
naSej zeme zaryvaju chcu
nam nej krasny, velebny O.
llrajok odkrojit', pri tom, ze
maiu dost vSetkeho: nuz, teda
mech 81 len to obrabaju a po
cudzom mech nesiahajG, lebo
ia zem vzdy bola je sloven-
ska. Vy3vetlit' i'm ten vel'ky
IIozdiel, ktory je medzi mimi a
Poliakmi, mravoch, obyca-
ioch, obleku, hospodareni,
ZvlaStne V tom nabozenstvo. S
ktorym sa Poliaci tax honosia,
lltore nabozenstvo len V tom
Ipozostava, lie sice t'ahaju Bo-
ha ia nohy, ale zivotom no
najviac urazajd, lebo uz i pol
slie prislovie hovori: co gal,
TO Svinty, co dom, 10 zboj. A
l'ud vykriknul, re V Pol'sku s1
Sami Zlodeji, oni so zlodejmi
nic nechcu mat. Pravda, nasty
sa 'nemudre panny" "a zenic-
Ky. do Eugena Sykoru zamilo-
vane, ktoremu vernost' ma je-
lo Sialenstvo az do "grobu"
| Drlsahaly nuz tie sd "a POl'ky
! osvedCily ale chlapi, ktori va
!; zne rozmySlaju mudre zeny
a dievky. ktorym olej nevyha-
Jnul a usi pred pravdou 81 ne
Zapchaly, tie sa Ia naSe Slo-
vensko oduSevnuju a poskod-
nit ho nenechaju, pritom 81
vsak ziadali, ably niektore ne
poriadky boly odstranene a Wy
! serene. MenoVite co sa nabo-
! zenskych veci tyCe, ktore ME
; kof kych prlpadoch nebOly tax
reSpektovane, ako by sa to bo-
10 patrilo. L'udu sa naprava yo
vsetkom nielen slubila, ale pan
hlavny komissar skutoGne
hned vsetko napravuje. Mno-
he veci sa vSak este nedaju ma
pravit'. Vplyv knazskych emf
grantov Ma pochybene mysle ie
znacny.
Pokuta 4S.2OO korun. Firma
Szabados, Roth a Vidin V Sa-
: bach bola pre- zakazane zdra-
zoYanie Vlnl potre3Jana prvo-
stupnovym sudom pokutou
$4,000 K.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
ZPRAVY z CESKOSLOVENSKE
REPUBLIKY.

ufadu mic ned6la. - IMAM prl
pad. re sam mestsky okre5ni
lekar chov vepfu re zdravot-
mic hohledu zakazal a nepri-
stoinost tn Ma mestskem fysi-
kate oznamil. Cily pan donna
ci vsak neztratH hlavu a krm-
nix ieho - take ne. "Vyslapal
81 to, a ornament mestskeho
l6kare nekde usnulo a pokud
nebude NIT to prase (ne pan
domaci) aspon metrak, tax je
nezabije, naopak, fasuje ma ne
jeSt6 Srot, ktery jest mu cd OBJ
,ce pridelovan. Bylo by nanej-
lvyS ma case, ably i nase praz-
ska me. .stSka rada chov vepru
z ohledu zdravotnich V Praze
Zakazala.
Nouze petrolej. = lie ne
nj petroleje, to vine, bohuzel,
vsichni az priliS dobre, ale nej
hure jest snad poJtizena naSe
mladez, zaci a studenti. Ia
yalky Sc vyuCovalo lien taxi a
dnes. kdy snad mnohe dalo by
Sc pilnym SUDDEN dohonit, ne
nj Ease petr0lejei Jak Sc tedy
ma zak ucit? X tomu dneSni u
cebni osnova vypracovana je
TAX, ze ucitel a professor ma
"zadat" cd zaku, ably rozum6-
Ii a nauCili Sc ulozenemu.
Neni tedy divu, re vyskytuji
Sc navrhy, ably pro zac1vo a
studentstvo byl pfidel petrole
lie zvlaSte organiSovan, ably do
stal ma tyden jeden litr. Vzdyt'
nyni by snad jiz bylo mono
20 Dunaji petrolej dovazet a
roZdelit pax radym obchodni-
Num. kteii by rozprodej ma
Hem spravedlive obs0arali. O
! TO Sc jedna. Dostanouli zasoby
petroleje ket asove a "obchod-
nici', kteri zacali obchodovat
teprve Ia valky, pax ovsem Sc
napravy nedockame nikdy!
Ministr Stanek nemocen. -
! Dne "a. fijna noel onemoc--
mel Zanetem leveho ucha mi
INSTR Stan6k. Byl k nemu povo-
Ian prof. DIR. Vymola, ktery
provedi nutna opatreni. Horec-
ka dostupovala az 40 stupnu.
Silna telesna konstrukce mini
stra Slanka pfekonala vSe.
Dnes jest mu jiz lepe. Nebude
vsak moci tento tyden nikoho
pfijimati. Zastupuje no DIR.
Fatha, generalni feditel. Ohro
mne VzruSeni nervu po tragic
KEN skonu jeho jedineho sy-
na Prokopa, neyydrzela ami sill
pc nervy Stahkovy. Oak jsme
.liz oznamili, jeho syn zastfelil
sc nest astnou nahodou cestou
ma hon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24

Zakladatel ceske druziny ma
Ru.i obeti ceskych komunistI.
Pred nedavnou evakuaci Kyle
va bolSeviky doslo tomto me
ste k zavrazdeni 16 ruskych
Cechu. Mezi mimi naleZala Sc
jedna 2 nejvyznamnejsich o.
robnosti ceskych, jez brala lvi
podil Geskem Odboji ma Ru-
ii, Jan Wolf. V dobe vypuknu-
II sv6tov6 yalky byl jednim z
pryych, kdoz pfijali ruske OBJ
CanStvi statni a od te chvile po
Gina ieho horecna 6innost or
ganiSacni We prospech :: Ceske
Druziny. Zasluhy jeho hlavne
0 finanGni basi naSeho prvniho
ceskGho vojska isou 'nezapome
nuteln9. Wolf vypracoval finan
chi program pro organisaci cc-
skeho revolucniho hnuti ma
Ru1i. byl zplnomocnen jeho
provedenim. T6to lloze, ma ne
no ylOzene. dOstal brillantne a
ak polozil pevny hmotny "a
klad nasi cacke armade. Kro-
me cinnosii finanGni byl Wolf
poveren i agendou konsularni.
Diky teto jeho praci podarilo
Sc mu zachraniti majetek tisl-
Gu naSich krajanu pred evaku-
aci a konfiskaci. - V dobe ne
mecke invase IA Ukra iinu pra
coVal jako Glen tajne organise
ce "Osvobozeni RuSka" nasa-
zenlm vlastniho zivota pro do
brovolnickou armadu. Nynl ga
vrazden byl ceskymi bolSeviky
! DO pfedchazejicim tyrani mu
Ceni. Tragicka smrt jeho oza-
ruje aureolou tuto zajimavou
bytost Ceskeho organisatora Il
revolucionare.
Chow vepru Praze. - Ma
rodnlm Listum piSe jeden u cd
beratelu. ktery MEDIA Sc byti
nikterak nadSen pro chov pra-
sat V Praze, nasledovn6: -
| Nedavno jste uverejnili We
SVEN llstG Zprayu. re mestska
rada karlln6 zakaZala chov
vcpi'u. Ale bohuzel V naSem
nlavnlm mest6 buji tento zlo-
rad vesele dale. Vepre chova-
il V Praze ne snad chudi. DO
trebnl lidG, nybrz v6tSinou bo-
hal pani domaci. Zejmena Y
Praze VII. jsou cele bloky tii-
patrovych tinzaku, v jichz oby
ceJne malem dvorecku drzi 81
pan domacl vedle slepic, husi,
koz, kraliku i krmnika. ktery
otraVuJe vzduch celemu okoli.
beda pax najemniku, ktery by
se rrotl tomu ohradil. Jest cd
p&na domaciho ,ak Sikanoyan.
ze sc 10 media ani vypsat. Ia
lkovy zbohatly domaci 81 AMI z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16
La gran SeTpiente en-
COntTada en- Ia finCa ''EI
Verdi, de Rio PiedTas

En- la finca denOminada Ell Yer
di radicada Ell las inmediaciones
de Rio Piedras. fue encontrada
una serpiente boa, de la familia
de Nos pit6nidos, que es la mayor
que Sc conoce y cuya longitud lie
ga 10 pies. Pesa cuarenta libras.
Esta culebra tiene m color que
varia mucho. Pero es >mezcla de
dolores hermosoS Y vivos. No es
venenosa, pero cuando son mayo.
res, tienen tanta fuerza, que suje-
tan los toros V los tigres. Las pi-
t0nidas abundan en- la parte sep
tentrional de la America del Sur,
y ha sido una casualidad que Ell
Puerto Rico Sc encuentre una cu-
Zebra de esa misma indole.
Mr. Morley Charmer propieta-
rio de Ell Verdi obtuvo una foto-
grafia de dicha serpiente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16

tuaba; ell seiior Canine. eel senior
Pihero (don BasilioJ; don Anto
MO Pedreira Rodriguez; y otros
distinguidos caballeros cuyos nom
breS Sc nos escapan por la pre-
mura con que escribimos esta Ii
gera resena.
A las tres Y media salio del
Ayuntamiento una gran parada ci
vica en- la que formaban los alum
nos de las escueias publicas, di-
rigidos por los profesores sehoreS
Silva Y Carazo, Y detras, eli Ill
timo termino, las autoridades de
la poblaci6n. los funcionarios del
Gobierno v visitantes Ell general.
La manifestation llego hasta la
entrada del puente, Ell. cuyo lu-
gar Sc hizo alto para DIR la pala-
bra de los oradOres, que eran los
senores Esteves, Varcarcel, Roma
nj Y Pereira Rodriguez. Estos ca
balleros pronunciaron eiocuentes
discursos, ponderando V elogian
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16

Desde las primeras hOras de la
manana del domingo ahuyeron a
Trujillo Alto numerosas personals
de San Juan, Carolina v Rio Pie
dras, con ell prop0sito de asistir
a las grandes Y lucidas fiestas que
Sc veriticaron ALI con motive de
la aperture G Inauguration del
puente sobre ell rio Lola. AL ac-
to concurrieron conSpicuas perso-
nalidades de la political Y del Go
blerno, como aSimismo, bellas v
encantadoras sehoritas, que real
aaron el simpatico festival con
ell attractive de su gracia V beIleza
lnimitableS. Nimos ALI al Conf
sionado del Interior, senior Este
yes el sub-ComiSionado senior Be
nitez; ell Licdo Cayetano Coll V
Cuchi, que 'hace ahora vida bu-
colica el senor Romani. represen
tante a la Camara Y ell que mas
Sc intereso por la construction del
puente cuya Inauguration sc efec
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16
viIIaeSpeSa depoSita
un ramO de flores en-
Ia tumba del patricia

Aver las cinco de la tarde visito
el gran poeta don Francisco villaes-
pesa la tumba del inolvidable paladin
don Jose de Diego, aeompanado de va
rios amigos. Una comision compuesta
por don Modesto .Gotay varios essu-
diantes de la Universidad de Puer. o
Rico asistio al acto EN- representation
del Institute que leva el nombre del
ilustre muerto. Los esttudiantes Y
amigos del institute depositaron sobre
Ia tumba coronas de flores naturales.
villaespesa tambien deposi:o un her
noso ramillete de flores, y recito, a
modo de oracion lirica, un soneto a
la memoria del poeta. FL plblico ALI
congregado quedo profundamente i'm
presionado con la lectura de tan bellos
versos, los cuales no podemos reprodu-
cir EN- las columnas de este diario por
haber sido inutiles cuantos esfuerzos
hicimos por conseguir copia de ellos.
Despues de la lec:ura de los bellos
versos hubo un momento de hondo re-
cogimiento entire todos los circunstan-
tes.
A las cinco y treinta abandono vi
naespesa la necfopolis acompanado de
sus amigos de la multitud ALI con.
gregada.
FL acto revisti6 la mayor sencillez
possible, pues la solemnidad las vanas
pompas lie hubieran restado sinceridad
Y asistieron a el var:os intelectuales y
representatives de la prensa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16
REAPARICION DE UN PERIO-
DICo BOLCHEVIQUE
EN- BERLIN

BERLIN. diciembre 15.-- Ha
reaparecido en- las GALES dc Ber-
lin ell periodico bolchevique LA
Bandera Roja" (Die Rote Fahne)
10 cual ha causado gran sensaci6n
Ell primer editorial esta dedicado
a aconsejar la masas populares 5
que, por ahora, no ejerciten Ia
violencia en- llevar a cfecto sus
aspiraciones. AL final del acticulo,
sin embargo, dice que Sc estan ha-
ciendo grandes preparativos para
la "hora de llasredencion Gle todos
los oprimidos, y que cuaudo esta
suene, entonces Sc, podra recurrir
a los medios violentos y energicos.
iCuando llegue esa hora os lla-
maremos!" dice.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16
Dos tiTOS de revolver
dispaTadOS en- Ponce
al Sr. A. ROmagusra
Ell MuNpo.

Ell MUNDo.
San Juan.
Prestigioso caballero don Antonio
Romaguera fue atacado en- plona ca.
lie por policia insular Nito Rodriguez.
quien lie hizo dos disparos dc revolver.
hacienda blanco automovil en- quo 81
psseaba Milagrosamen.e sali6 .les5 el
sr. Romaguera.
Momentos despues y estando dicho
senior explicando 10 ocurrido Al Ell
Quartet de la Policia. present6so el re.
fer'do guardia Rodriguez, agrsdicndole
nuevamente, esta vez por ell cuello.
Este hecho ha producidO nOuda IN.
dignaci6n en- la sociedad y pubtco Ell
general. Informare ampliaments CO.
rreo.
MoCETE PADILLA.