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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05

Los partidarios decididos del regi-
men politico de grupos con pfeferen-
ia al de los, grandes partidos, haran
oien en- fjarse en- el espectaculo que
ii prcsente ofrece Rumania, el pals
Iuc tenia mayores semejan2as con ell
luestro on el orden general de la po-
itica.
Existian en- Rumania dos grandes
partidos, uno conservador, otros libe-
raj, que como en- Espana, turnaban en-
i Poder, con la diferencia, satisfacto-
ria para nosotros, de que en- Ruma-
nia ell partido mas disciplinado,i mas
,ompacto, mas homogeneo, no era
:ual aquf el conservador, sino el liz
jeral. ss
Que la voluntad del cuerpo electo-
raj resultaba un tanto forzada desde
| i Poder, siempre Sc daba el case
de que tel ,partido gobernante obtuvie-
Sc mayoria; que a yeces la necesidad
uel OpOIIuIll0IiO lIChtS q iOo totNS7o'
:ra catiSai dc Que reformas 0 trans
formaciones proplas de. ser apoyadas
Dor ell partido liberal tenia que rea-
lizarlas, contrariando su verdadera
gaiz doctrinal, el partido conservador;
que en- los altos puestos de la Admi-
nistraci6n ejercia su influjo la politi-
ca, cambiando los funcionarios GUAM
do su partido cambiaba,, todo era cier-
to, todo era lamentable. Para el
comentarista de- la vida politica que
Sc coloca en- un plano de idealidad,
los defectos que Sc descubren son mu-
chos porque la gobernaci6n de los
pueblos es arte de realidades, de adap-
taciones, Y este Sc logra siempre
transigiendo con la imperfeccion.
iAh! Pero a traves de todo ESQ Ru-
mania progresaba. Lejos de perder
aquella Influenza que adquirio luchan-
do en- territorio bulgaro y de la Ira
cia al lado de Russia contra Turquia
en- el a1o 1878, la fue acrecentando.
Fu6 pals de riqueza, de prosperidad,
y en- la vida exterior supo, primero en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
VIDA EXTERIOR
La Politca de Grupos enRumania

liberal con su jefe M. Bratiano la
cabeza, Y Sc dispuso celebrar cleo
clones. De hacerlo, la mayoria hu-
| biese sido suya, Sc habria afianZado
en- SUI posici6n, su organization y dis
ciplina Sc habria robustecido, y el
partido conservador, por reacci6n ne
cesaria, habria imitado el ejemplo.
Los transilvanos, llevados de su ma
cionalismo eXaltado, Sc pusieron fren-
te los dos partidos historicos, y la
continuation de Bratiano en- el Co
bierno Sc hizo impossible. Despues de
algunos tanteos Sc lego la forma
cion de un Gabinete presidido por el
ex-ministro de la Guerra, general
i.Valtoyano
Integran ell nuevo Gobierno seis ge-
nerales, Sc mantiene el Ejercito mo-
vilizado, Sc conserva la censul'a y ell
estado de sitio. En- estas condolences
Sc va las elecciones, Sc va, desde
luego, a sacar triunfante una mayo
ria. considerable. # z" :
Ell general Averescu, jefe del par
lido popular, enemigo politico per-
sonal del presidente del Consejo, Sc
abstiene en- la lucha electoral, COM
,prendiepdo que esta Sc dirige contra
6l. Los rumanos tienen mas forma-
, lidad que los espanoles, y cuando de-
claran facciosas unas Cortes no pug
nan por tener asiento en- elias.
Ese ha sido el resultado de acabar
en- Rumania con los partidos histori-
cos. Una question territorial tan inn
portante como la del Banato, queda en-
suspense; la vida interior, Sc agita
! y Sc perturba; ell ,constitucionalismo
sufre un rudo golpe; Sc apela los
comfcios en- pleno regimen de fuerza,
| Y son rechazados a la agitacion eX-
traparlamentaria/y antidinastica nu-
cleos importantes de opinion que di-
fcultaran asi ell normal desenvolvi-
miento del pals.
Ell case es elocuente, ell espejo
no es despreciable. -. gssgse .5s,s f,1 rs.
Mariana SlAIsFIL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
SIGnlIFICADO SPIRITUAL

Alientras ~naantengan irreductible ese
ntcleo perenne de su energfa vital CO.
mo conciencia colectiva para la trans
mission de suS tradiciOnes con In efcc-
tividad dc creencia activa, efectiva v
creadora, cada cuerpo de naci0n pro-
Isigue In cOntinuidad de su Historic al
trav6s de los mayores cataclismos.
y por 10 mismo Nue In realidad psf
quica mas fundamental para una ma
ci0n o linaje dc naciones radica en- csa
espiritraldad colectiva que Sc gene
ra en- la conciencia de los pueblos, for
misiOneS de la tradici0n viva con la
virtualidad de atcsOrar. cOnSolidar Y
IcnSrandecer Ell pcrpctuo crecimiento
10 mas valioSo del legadO de sl& pasa-
dos. constituye el factor mas trascen-
dental para la evoluci0n hist9rica per
clio mismo tamhiGn. NADIA impOrta tan
to como la guarda Y enaltecimicnto On
Dlus rdlia de ese nliclcO traditional de
los eStadOS de creencia actiVa, afcctiva
creadora, 0rgano c6ntrico para las
sfntesis whales con que en- cl transcur-
SO de los siglos, los puebloS van to-
jiendo su historic transfOrmando on
ella su fisonomfa Y modos de vida, man
teni6ndose cada patria con Su peculiar
identidad personal.
j. S. DE TOCA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05

Ivos de tsu significaci0n historical. Ese
testimOnio de 10 que asf supervive en-
| la espritualidad de los pueblos, no so
10 sirve para ei eslabOnadO definitivo
| hist6rico. con Ia conmoci0n inicial que
ellos produjeron, sino tambi6n para
transmitir vivificado cuanto dc clio Sc
ha derivado de las corrientes del espf
ritu en- In mentalidad colectiva. por ma
ncra que In Ultima de las gencraciones
| lleSada Iii vida Sc sienta en- solida
ridad dc actuaci0n con todos sus pa
Isados.
| Aunque eStas conmemOraciones pa
re2can al pronto desviadas del sentido
practice de, III polftica realista, elias
conStituyen .cavc principal para faci
| litar las soluciones mas pOsftiyas den
| tro de la evoluci0n historical. Tras es-
te intcrcambio espirtual, vendran lue
90 por 81 mismas eXtraOrdinariaS ia
cilidades para cordial soluci0n dc los
lproblcmas que atancn los intereScS
matcriales.
Lo que mas importa en- las cXisten-
cias dc las soberanfas con altos des-
tinos dircctiv0s sobre el curse de la
/ IIistoria, cs ell mantcnimiento del n1-
cleo espiritual, al que cada nacion ad-
!hicrc todas las cnvolturas que va rcci-
biendo en- la succession de las edades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05

las guerras balkanicas, y ahora en- la
gran guerra, colocarse de. modo que
su hegemonia en- los Balkanes fue-
Sc decisiva, triunfando del prusianis-
mo ambicios0 de Bulgaria.
FL partdo conservador fuG en- Ru-
mania el primero que empez6 a res
ouebrajarse. A la disidencia de Pc
dro Carp sucedi6 la de Take Jonecsu
en- 1908. Ell tronco de los conserva-
dores siguio dirigido por Cantacuzene,
Lahovary y Majorescu. Desapareci-
dos estos, en- 1914 fue elegido jefe
Margliloman; y cuando parecla que
podia iniciarse una fusion de- eemen-
tos consGr1adores, M. Nicolas Filipes-
Gu, .inicio. otraI disidencia., :: En- mario
de, 1918 Marghiloman cYolvio. al Po-
der, v aprovechandoi aque Take Jo-
inescu festaba EN- Paris-y, que F'ilipescu
habia muepto,, quiso rehacer el parti-
do, pero no ha logrado la union de
los conscrvadores progresistas que @l
diiige II loss aeonsewadores3 democra-
5tas cue afa1fYdfilliaI si4Y Take Io?nesSen:,
! Il La lsituaci6n del partido liberal ha
sido mejor en- Rumaqnia, quizas por
la mayor autoridad personal de Bra
tiano, jefe' del mislno. '''''
! Sin embargo, la moda de la politi-
ca de grupos Sc entro tambi6n por
itcrlitorio rumano, y los .espiritqs fuer-
ties, ansfosos de 4novedad, amigos de
romper moldes, cerraron furiosamen-
te contra los partidos turnantes y
surgieron partidos nuevos; la Liga del
pueblo, que acaudilla ell general Ave
rescu; la Union democratica nacional,
dirigida por los catedraticos de Buca-
rest y Jassy, senores Jorga y Cuza
iel partido de Transatlantic, a cuyo
frente Sc halla NJ. Manin; y, finalmen-
te, un socialismo poderoso y bien or
ganizado, amen de otros grupos ma
cionalistas de M. Flondor en- la Bu-
covina Y de M. de Heltza en- Besara-
bia. - = q t''''
Ocupaba ahora el Poder ell partido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
NOMBR

Durante cl reccso del Scnado, 81 Go
bernador ha hecho los signientes nom
bramicntoS:
Para .Iucz de PaZ dc iajas. al Sr. Ju
io Ortiz; para .JucZ dc PaZ de Come
rio. al senor lose Asunci6n Santiago
para Juez dc PaZ de Iabucoa al ST.
Luis Il. Casanova para .Iuez de Pa2
dc Corozal, al Sr Pedro Bou Cali
para .Iucz de PaZ de Sabana Grande,
Ill Sr. Joaquin Garcia: para JuPz dc
Paz de Rinc6n. al ST. Jose NJ Lopez
Y para SccretariO de la Corte Munici-
pal de patilias. al Sr. JESUS Maria
Marquee.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-05
DE INTERES AL COMERCIO

Sc participa los Comercantes mercancas que ell Ia
Her de cssturas READE MADE CLOTHING MANUFAC.
TRE que maqunara electrical trabaja esta cudad,
hace traes de hombre camsas pantaones etc. etc.
senta tabajo acabado perecto al esto americana Con-
vertmos mercancas ropa manufacurada estto lie
faclitara la salida de la msma mayor utidad.
EsS Exceentes referencias Pida precOs condolences.
ARECIBO PUERTO RICO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-02
CAMPAIGN OF BAPTI SITS OF TEXAS
-'' WILL Be CONC LUDED DURING DAY

The bonds ia question. % is point
ga out. boar siN per cent interest per
aunum an are considered most cX-
ccllcu. st ulies backed cas- they are
by the e lire denomination boz this
state
nr Geo hruoft. of Dallas one Of
the most n uguished men in the
church. pJmh visit to Wichita Falls
on Friday ia there delivered q lee
uro and ans conferred with The va
rious churiS campaign committees
regarding IN viudlp ol Che great
drive Isl
The BapIA standard has had
much to safSf the campaign and ot
the workcra&ho have been out dur
ing The past>eek One ot the items
appearing Ills recent issue saws
Among ~ tine business men who
have been ,Cti,a Boo pushing the 10y
atty loan dive ave So n Wolfe. j.
Dahnoy Ia. Or E "a Cary Hon
Il. " Lcwdling cullen p Thomas.
Dallas J o. chapman Farmersv.lle.
T. A. Key Wbitcshoro J T Crouch.
Nrkmnry. g. Smith and nr j T..
Nuur OF Amarillo. B. A. Friend
Terrell % 2 Nokero' San Anton.
go. Joe Eu.r sherman % = Burt
Houston O. D. baltimore AustIn
aud many hers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-02

The campaign conducted by the
baptisis 90 Texas for the last three
weeks for the purpose OF securing
one million dollar, with which 90
Iquidate the Indebtedness, of all their
educational institutions and 90 pros
vide better equipment, comes Co "a
lose today
Reports from an parts of the state
site 90 the leaders bright hopes OF a
successful issue Much depends. how
ever upon the responses made to-
day hy he many chWcho, that have
NOT ND made their subscriptions
\ayer before has any denomination
undertaken to raise so much money
100 Texas n such q short time Ncycr
n.'u.. have $50 many visitors aud bus
mess men given generously OF their
tmr tl.r money and their personal
gN.u to ihr presentation Of q
church UI educational campaign n
addition .u that given by The minis
.ers
TDu general missionary OF this
Baptist Association has rendered eff
llciou. rVis, u visiting tho various
hurche4 n the interest of this work.
Today be- is with Or j j Nuuu at
Pamra and tonight hs Us t0 Doe with
Rev Eober. prds 90, paio uoro
church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-02
FLOWER OF FRANCE
FREELY OFFERED FOR
FREEDOMS SAKE

SiN m Hons OF me youth and chiy-
airy OF France have been offered that
Freedom might live The
over rcutmher This heroic s1rifIce
and outpourIug az he blood pf los
youth % .s likewise not mmudul
20 tho great service GO the world rem
jered BIS the French pea ants who
have given DO "a perfect remedy for
stomach liver and intestinal aIl-
War.. relieving o. IS said. .ncalcab'o
suffering saving thousands OF lives
au. preventing iuuumerable surgical
operations The ingredients are inn
ported and placed or sale iu this
country over the name of Mayr s.
Wonderful Remedy hy Geo n Nayr
.ul chicar. chemist Or is q
harmless preparation that ro-
'hs catarrhal mucous from me
tract and allavs The Iufam-
.n which causes practically au
.... liver and intestinal ale
including appendicitis One
$500 convince or money refund
% Randall Drug CO.. and drug
. nt.rywhere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-02
ADDITIONS MADE To
FIRE Department

40 fl. meeting 90 the Cly Conn
mission Friday afternoon letter
rm .l. stan, fire insurance come
missioner $50, read. n which the rec
ramcuf u. the local fire depart
.a.f won. outlined loo order 20 main
500 .Ia present Insurance rate The
.ff.r stated that three men must
added fo tHe force within the
... urrr Fire Chief % D Jones
informed tine commissioners that
Ht these men had been added
.. ..s return from the army. and
. One other would bo added .u
... and another iu April This
..m,ut was made iu order 90
MON returning from the army
rmsuf these men having been
employed boo the ur, de-
..r...n.
.N tr. insurance commissions
...r also stated O nov piece
w ru.n' @ pumner. should ho
.U.. soon as possible. as Do, city
.e a. deficient boz pumping equip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-02
Personals.

" A. Davidson mas returned
rom Austin where %. ha been 100
attendance o. fh. suu.gm, court
WIN POM Anderson. travelling
.yurespuF.up Uf f1t ul.d states
Ra.noaG Administration live stock
interests Uu tu, Santa D., lines spent
tho v,gh 10 fUr ..N tH. guest u.
Nr ana MS C. s. U.rd of .lU,
Taylor street Nr Anderson .- lu
old tami. upua no Airs i.Ur.. IS
parents aut Do. SHOWN her -Iuo.
childhood Ir Was glad lo lud
them here us %, bad DOT visited
with Them iu,e Nr Hg. moved tD
Amarillo rv3lN. years a-. Nr Au-
jersou h hryu makiu- this tar-
It1rE eve. since railroads we're
built and widely known especial
D. to trr Ot-IoWan iu rH. southwest
and .s % EHE auah.. uau ta Che
government
Mr. and Nr, Io. 81 N0u..s ro-
turned hDm, Wolu .ay Mr
Iuhlas ha. recently u..u disc ar--
.d DO Fort 8O. q. pa.. from t.-
"Ier sy',''. .n route hom. they
visited 800 NUH.'f- parents Oh
strp1eu-.llt T.a.. Jal also made
short ..s. with 80. Und ST.. A.
Z. Nluofu d.. Ir" located a' -UH
Bm S'IaHh Wichita Fails
t.-- InH -. 'e" Oh. DDS CITY
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lubbock and rta mediate points u,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-02
Phone 2275

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months a wonderful brick bunga.
low, partially furnished, room
oak floors throughout, furnace
garage; on the paving. $4,000 a
month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-02

.."Hl. power and confidence
power united with corresponding ac.
H buying with Tho Queen cts
.. company viii BRINK Mr DIVE
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NV B. l3-nd Field AruueI

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Telephone AL.
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: n EAMsEY... Managing Editor |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
SUPERNTENDENTs
ASK TAX increase
Also Recommend That Each
School District Be Given
$lO0 More Annually.

An increase in the county school ia,
saRd new basis for its distribution
among the various school distric s in
the county is recommended in resolu-
tions adopted by the county school su.
perintendents who are in session a.
the state house as state examining
board,
The superintendent recommend that
the county school tax, which is now
levied on the basis of $8 for each child
enumerated in the school census, be in
creased to $40.
As to the distribution of the county
school fund, the superintendents recon-
mended that each school district bc
given 5000 instead of $100, as at pre-
sent; that $l5 be allowed for each
teacher who attends the annual coun-
ty teachers institute, instead of So
as at present; that the balance be ap-
portioned on the basis of actual school
attendance and the number of teach
ers employed.
Miss Cornelia Marvin, state librarian
and who was recently appointed state
historian TO compile a record of the
Oregon soldiers and sailors, will con-
fer with the county superintendents
tomorrow relative to the questionable
which is being prepared for mailing 10
every school in the state. 1t is planned
to obtain through the work of the
schools full record of every soldier
or sailor. Each home from which an
enlisted man went to war is to be Wis
tied and a QUESTIONABLE for that soldier
win be filled out. The work is to be
completed between January 6 and II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
MEETING Of HIGHWAY
OFFICIALS, SALT LAKE,
Chief Subject For Discussion
hM Be Concerning bOy-
ernmert Aid.

State Highway Engineer Num- will
leave tonight for Salt Lake to attend
meeting of highway engineers and
highway officials of the west The
meeting will be held January
The chief subject for discussion will
be the bill pending in congress which
provides that the government shall
spend e600,0O0,0OO in aiding highway
construction in the rarious states. High
way officials of western states desire
to have provision inserted in the bill
which will change the basis on which
the government will extend aid.
At present the basis is $3.50. The gov
ernment requires the state to put up
dollar for dollar, while the western
road men want this ratio cut to at
least $75 from the government for ey-
cry $25 put up by the state. They ar
que that the western states, which
have long distances and comparatively
scanty population, compared with east
ern states, are not getting fair deal
under the $3.50 arrangement.
If the bin becomes law Oregon Is
share will be about 100000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01

Visit other italian Cities.
Rome, Dec. 31.-President Wilson
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
Admiral Craysou Orders
President To Take Resi-
By Robert J. Bender

Paris, Jan. President Wilson en-.
joyed today his first relaxation since
coming to Europe. Despite cold rain
he played golf early this moin.ns III
the famous st. Cuold links. He was ac.
companied by Mrs. Wilson and Rear
Admiral Grayson.
After returning from his golf the
president held a lengthy conference
with Colonel House.
President and Mrs. Poincare called
upon the Wilson's ct the Murat palace
this afternoon.
Grayson has ordered the p~-5rdent to
take two days absolute rest. He will
spend one of these days in Paris and
one on the train en- route to Italy, for
which he will depart at O'Clock to.
night.
Visit other italian Cities.
Rome, Dec. 31.-President Wilson
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01

will visit Naples, Florence, Venice and
probably Milan, in addition to Rome,
it was semiofficially announced today
The Giornale D'Italia declared today
that Premier Orlando has decided TO
postpone reorganization of the minis
try until President Wilson's arrival.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
WHAT LABOR WANTS

London, Jan. Labor wants an in
ternational minimum wage, regulation
of child labor and abolition Of sweat
shops, George II. Barnes, labor leader
and former member Of the war cabinet,
declared in an interview today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
Former Crown Prince
Appears AT Public Dance

Wieringen, Jan. 1.-The former Ger
man crown prince, mingling with the
people for the first time since the re-
cent unpleasantness connected with his
gift of pair of silk stockings to a
local modiste, attended a public dance
last night. He neither ate nor drank,
Gearing, it as believed, he might be
poisoned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
Portland Creets New
Year Very Noisily

x Portland, Or, Jan. Mime
X teen nineteen was greeted here
X by crowds which thronged the
X streets and cafes until an ear
X ly hour this morning.
! There was much noise, little
\; booze and no disorders
X Bootlegging added to the
X good time of a few of the eel
X ebrants, liquor changing hands
X on street corners.
X The price, early in the even
\: ing was $15 quart, $16 by
Z; midnight and $40 at the break
\; of dawn.
\ x 4 4 \ 4 4 4 4 x 4 4 <
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
RESUME PRo-GERMAN PROBE

Washington, Jan. 1. - The senate
committee investigating activities of
the German propagandists will resume
hearings Friday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
DETROIT and FRISCO
[ (VOntInued FROM page 0nel

and forth on Market street in confetti
four inches deep other throngs lined
up at the bars gathering in inspiration,
without which it is believed, such a
celebration would fall flat.
Daylight found isolated celebrants
confiding to lamp posts that the end
had come because the country is 60
ing dry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
Preparing for Visit.

Rome, Dec. 31.-Decoration of the
chamber of deputies, in preparation for
President Wilson's visit was begun to-
day,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01
STREET CAR STRIKE

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 1.-Milwaukec
streetcar men struck today for higher
wages There were no disorders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-01

During the year 1918 there wer APP
proximately $4,000 industrial accidents
Or an average of 84 for every working
day, reported to the state industriH
accident commission. In 1917 the total
number of accidents reported reached
$4,000.