El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-23
M @ R E C A B i E S
Portuguese situationvery obscure:
Revolution a hasco, some reports;
a great success, claim others
Spanish Federation of Labor de-
lvers ultimatum to Government
(From our Special Correspondents)

(From our Special Correspondents)
MADRID, January 23-News coming from Portugal
very conflicting. Some say that the monarchical
counterreyoutiOn is gaining ground assisted by all
servatve and orderly elements in the country who
tired of the continuous state of turmoil in which the
try has lived for the last few years. but coming
from other to the effect that the movement
in favor of the monarchy is aIreadG doomed.
MADRlD.-The campaign started by Captain Con-
cero to replace ExKing Emmanuel OF Braganza, the
throne OF Portugal has failed the whole the
being localized in the city of Oporo and other small
towns in the north The Revolution has it's headquarters
in Oporto The majority of the army remains loyal to
the republican government established as it happens
also with the navy.
PARIs.-Advices received from London say that the
dinastc movement in Portugal is on the increase The
people of that country wish to OF order
established, and looks with sympathy the movement
for reestabishing the monarchy LIE an says that Ex
King Emmanuel landed in Portugal, in order to place
himself at the head of the revolution and the paper adds
that the ExKng wishes to correct the first circuat
ed that he did not approve of the steps taken by his faith
full subjects
MADRID. = The Federation of Labor whose social
headquarters here in the Casa del Pueblo Peoples
Hall has presented to the Government very radical
program for social reforms, threatening with general
strike throughout SPAIN should the demands be not at
tended satisfactorily The press representing the lefs
or progressive elements has placed itself unreservedy
on the side of the proetarians and appreFeheir ut
matum.
MADRID.-The Galician Colony in Madrid celebrated
an important meeting last night, protesting against the
trend taken by regionalsm in Catalonia and the Basque
Provinces. The Colony drew up resolutions to be pre-
sented to the King and the Cotes (parliament ADV ng
that it is it's purpose to oppose those steps which could
lead to the break up of the Spanish national unity The
meeting took place at the Gacian Club and patriotic
speeches delivered
MADRID. - At the Retro Gardens yesterday was
naugurated the monument erected to Benito Perez Gal
dos, author among many other great works. of the in
mortal novel MGfqG1etd The solemn and
brilliant One The Master, who present, heard some
poetry specially made for the occasion by the famous
playrighter Seran Alvarez Quintero, who made himself
the recitation Perez Gad0s, greatly moved tears en-
braced Quintero. representative of the King assisted
to the ac well deputation of the Society of the
Blind which took flowers both to the monument and Gal
dos.
HAVANA-The strike of the Trainmen, which had on
its side the sympathy of all the workngmen unions has
succesded in carrying out it's points The triumph has
been greatly celebrated by all the popular classes The
press also celebrates the victory of the workers. and
praises them because of the order with which the move
ment was conducted
ing Federal Republic in Germany has been promugat
ed The candidates to the presidency the socialist
Ebert and the bourgeois Naumen. The provisional Gov
ernmen says that the legality of the election will be qua
ranteed by it.
PARIS The English delegates to the Peace Confe-
renee insist in the recognition of theBolsheyk and dem
and the acceptance by the Conference the delegates
that the Russian de fdctO Government NAV send The
English delegates being opposed by some of the
Others but it is thought that compromise will be finally
reached.
WESTINGHOUSE President Wilson has decided to
visit Brussels, where enthusiastic and cordial recep-
tion will be given him. Although this decision will retard
the Presidents return to this country where his absence
is so much fe he did not deem proper to decline the
invitation to visit the country which has suffered the
throughout the War.
MADRID.-The Kings birthday has been celebrated
with the usual soemnity The monarch which after the
reception in the royal palace came out to the balcony on
the side OF Orient Square greatly ovationed by the
multitude. Afterwards he took an automobile drive
through the streets of the capital and the people again
acclaimed him tremendously.
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