El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-13
Cuban situation improving; laborerS
s-.+ resume work all over Island.
Ex-Premier ASquith received in Madrid
with full state hOnOrS. .~s
Peace plan agreed upon; everything
ready for signature, when Wilson :.
arrives.
GRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
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MADRID March Ex-Premier Asquth, of Great
Britain, and members of his distinguished family
ARRIVED here today, by special train. The railroad
station decorated with tapestries and flags OF Spain
and Great Britain, and the famous Grenaders Band
played the British hymn God Sdrc the King which all
present English and Spanish dignataries, heard with
reverence and heads uncovered The crowd outside broke
into cheers to the two nations.
MADRID. : Representing the Spanish government
went to the station, to receive Mr. Asquith ministers
Rosell6 and BerengUer state coach also sent to
the station to take the iliustrous visitor to his place
of residence while in Madrid. A company Of grana-
diers rendered military honors
MADRID.-3r. Asquith shows both surprise and
gratitude at the splendid reception accorded him i'll
Spain The eX-premier who it is well known, is
of the most eminent personalities of the political world
said that his visit to Spain only private person.
He took launch with ministers Roselo and Berenguer.
MADRID.-This afternoon Mr.. Asquith will be
ceved in audience by His Majesty, and tonight there
will be state dinner given in the expremiers honor at
the royal palace Tle leading papers comment editorial
y about the great Englishan who, they assert, go to
Spain simply seeking health.
/" MADRID+- Yesterday there a cabinet meeting
celebrated the King presiding The food situation was
fully discussed several prudent measures having been
taken with the object of reducing the prices through the
limitation Of exports the prohibition of boarding and re-
gulatiot of profts.' - = I" 't
HAVANA. = The strike is ended Almost -slt-ihe-
members Of tie Ia0I Unions hav We submitted to the YER
dict Of President lIenoca and although a very small
ninoy went against it. all public services have been
sumed III the contry the Situation has greatly improv
ed, also' nearly all the susar-ns hieVllS rehe"ed
grinding +s
PARIS Exgpand duke Michael, of Russia, has de-
claed to the press reporters that if the Allies do not
intervene in that country things will keep going from
bad to worse it, being impossible to predict how far
anarchy will go in the destruction and dissolution of
Russia. He said that in order to treat the matter with
Wilson, he the duke had requested an interview with
the President, but it denied, giving that
Wilson too busy with the work of the conferences
of peace. Then the duke requested permission to go to
England, but no passports could be obtained from the
French authorities
PARIS.-'The Allies have reached understanding,
in reference to the naval forces which Germany will be
allowed to keep in the future. They will consist of six
batesips, five cruisers and twelve destroyers. No sub
marines will be permitted to her,
PARIS,-All general peace terms have been drawn
up, and everything will be ready for signature when
President Wilson arrives.
MADRID.-The epidemic of the influenza is again
the increase many victims being the result. Strikes
continue in Andalusia and Catalonia, but all of pacific
nature; nevertheless, the government is taking all the
necessary precautions to prevent disorders.