El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-02
DehaVildnd derOpldne flies from Paris
to LOndOn---25O mileS---in
+, II. eighty minutes.
Wilson formally declares that American
troops will not join expedition
to Russia.
Allied army lands at ConStdnZa BLACK
Sea) on way to Hungary.
<FRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

MADRID, April 2-The political situation in Spain
has greatly improved all strikes being either settled
nearly In Barcelona, Alicante, Corunna and other
Cities factories and mills resuing work. taking back
the striking Workngmen and this attitude the part
Of the has greatly helped to solve the industrial
problem.
MADRID.-All the Spanish press, the daies of this
city well those of the provinces express regrets
for the slow manner in which peace negotiations at Pa
ris are being conducted. This delay, they claim, is
harmful to the world at large and to Spain particular
because the Morocco problem is awaiting solution Ell
Sol says that the day peace finally signed Spain will
enter into period of reconstruction, which is at
standsti because of the political ana social efer
vescence in the peninsula, reeXion of the similar
state of agitation relgning in the rest of Europe
BUENOS AYRES-The strike has been finally set
tied One Of the terms agreed upon is that this city will
mot have any more municipal government, but will be
constituted into federal district administered by
commission composed Of members Of the two houses Of
the Argentine parliament
LIMA Peru)-The political situation of this country
has entered into critical period due to the personalist
campaign waged by both candidates to the presidency
Of the Republic Augusta Leguia and ApteI Asplaga,
who in order to influence the voters maA the most
absurd promises, and discredt each ota means.
Great sums of money are being spent kee subc fee
ling at high pitch The elections will take pace on May
I25th
PARIS-lA Dehavand aeroplane flew today from
Paris to London that s distance Of two hundred and
fifty miles, in about eighty minutes.
PARIS-Secretary Daniels, of the Navy Department
Of the United States has gone to Rome in order to visit
the Italian yards navy and other establishments Many
people at the depot to send him off, and acclaimed
him when the train started.
PARIS.-President Wilson's formal declaration tha<
the American troops will not take part in the Russan\
campaign has produced the greatest sensation in political
and military circles here and is the object Of lively
men by all the prominent figures Of public life in France
ATHENS.-Great contingents of allied troops
landing at Constance, Roumanian port on the Black
Sea- in order to proceed to Hungary, to the
French troops doing garrison duty there" At Budapest
the French forces were dsamed few days ago by the
Boshevl The landing soldiers 60 from the pier to the
railroad directly, critical to be the stuationin
Hungary and urgent the re-establishng of law and
order.
BELGRADE-The checlo-slovak mission just return
ed from Budapest say that the situation in Hungary is
simply grave. small group of anarchists has seized
the mchnery Of government in its hands, and is errorz
ing the country with continuous atrocities The helpless
pacific element of the population await with anxiety the
allied forces coming to the The food supply is
sufficient for only ten days. and hunger is already al
ready in sight
IMPORTANT CABLE
Our friend Mr. Jose Cerecedo MILAN of the well known
ado Rvoc % of ic cit1y Sontin