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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
THE brennan, HUN |
SUB, LOST WITH CREW
Pate Of Famous Mystery U-Basi
Is Cleared; Sough. q. S.
Coast Before War
Began

London. June As Oar as German
laval officers know. The strange dis
appearance OF ihe famous cargo oarry-
zr U-hoat Bremen is stl dee
mystery.
A little hrh, was SHE'D upon ihe
disappearance Nr Wilhelm Kaiscr. IN
ID recently captain in fhe German
navy. uIsn his return 70 his home ~
he American area According 10
KAISER thr Germans last heard fram
The Bremen when 81 was wlthin fifteen
miles of NeETaor1 News. Va Al tha3
Time ksiser SAYS, the German admir-
Atty had wireless from The cap7nin
a she rboai- announrinr ghat h.
was about 10 enter American ser-i-
1oriAl waters. Since th1i time -herc
has oesn sinister silence KAser
hazards lhe ogfnlor that ihe Bremen
wens down with all hands almost
within sshg q lis destination.
The cities reports frar The United
Staies that T-baai was sighted IN
American walters about tha, time. 10
prove ths1 the Bremen nearly reached
American shores
The German captain hired other
Interesting opinions regarding 7ha na-
val situation during The war. He de-
elared thai hid ihe English persisted
in their aiiempi they cunld have an
'ered ihe nardenelles, rhus ending The
war many months sooner. He assert.
ed ihai The British could have taken
aelagoland hy the expenditure az some
large hatileships. and a soarn or Two
0t small ships and claims shaf the
island fortress was not defended SO
b w2s the general belief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
AEAlfY s-EiL STORM. BUT
WAS NOT GENERAL

Confined from PAGE Oneo
who is here soday. heavy rain fen with
some hail. hut no material damAss
---snl;ed
-re Bock a. Spring Greek Is in
town today Never saw better pros
.e,cis in my nfo. weather fine. liule
700 much rain and 1he worms have
damaged wheat some hat all in sll
conditions are splendid" Mr. Bccf
has 100 acres IN wheai and 40 in os'.
that is said 10 be she best IN ne
county
Charles Parker. who lives s niles
due east repors no damage from he
nasl. huf slight damage on account 81
the wash from he heavy rain AT
coyie rhe rain was heavy bni ne
damage was shghf
Nllis Boles. whose fine farm s. lo-
Gated il Pleasant valley saws the heavy
hasl ruined 50 acres q as whaas
Not q blade Jeff standing. is The
way h puts 1t.
John George. seven miles ont rf
Mnlhau saws there was little hail and
only a sprinkle of rain Crops fine
u7 nv way, be SAID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
eoRrAslt GltsAross TO
HANDLE N.EAr


gconiihsea frem Pass opsl
ins neeaes reaa.n ~hsrs ~ ssFs
slnnd FsiAer has hauins ihcn ii
sAoGs fAe esirbaiiol ~ r.A,te
'owsr - - - .nsaFe lgomH flaft.
meHl 81 sraP,ies ana svo,t delsysee
Poscsf~sc . aap' acquesoeaoe - gae
pssrs q; q, p-onri acauitl los ty "a
Fsllways TAe sane i.srozsics 49,
made ~ ne malisF a. promrls .ro'i-
,ns los1ea sArs 81 cesuns ,ons ~ a
sie~ a. Fsiessins ihen a. "a 1lt ls
re.s.iis ane ih.f ~ matins uoFs
esuirm,at avsliahls 80 sAsai ioas-
ins.
fhf hoafrs vAs pn.gae sH neFt
thar one rssPecs n ihs trsi m-
siAncc "a was s'ureh informal ana
hciA ihe csrisrs Anl asents ~ ne
fro4acerF res cuded fo iAf nVin'I,n
~ thc commissions io meet - csn-
.rrnre There AS absolute la.R oi
inhsTmoaF ana ihe cammissiansrs arr
% the orin,rn hAi ihe rcslF 81 ~
aee.rs AZ b. fhs NOS 49, ..sciaFy
- Wil a. fhe masi frenn' tisfsf b
ci ne Wheel eron n the h.scry q,
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
GUsH[R PUTS NEW
LIFE IN DEAD TOWN
Thousand Barrel Well Makes the
Town Of Wilson Hot Contest
ant For Burkburneft
Eonors

Ardnore, Okla, June Hewitt, an
ahandaned village one mile east Of
Wilson, today became a second Burk-
burnett
Nearly q thousand persons Def, Ard
more this morning 10 witness ihe
drilling IN ot a OIL Wei by the Texas
on company at the village s miles
west o. here.
The well reached Sand al 2l0g tc1f
and when the d-ill had gone foot FAR
lber ihe wei fiowea Il is believed a
roo barrel Yroduoer
NotbinE mas created so much ex-
citement since the flrsi Healdioa well
was brought n s912 HewHi is
three ana half miles in advance ot
the soufhcssi xiansion Of The Head
ton field snd aureage Of several miles
easi and southwest iE being taken
rapidly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
WHAT T1cKED oyKR
THE WIRE DURING DAY
MANUFACTURING.

Little Rock p,fu0n foc manla-
mas 10 compel secretary 81 sale 60
flle wfervndurr peucr for rorulAr
vote on national prohibition amend
neai has seea flied More than ia.
srnaiurcs 10 petition
-Ausiin-Ssovornor Hrhhv has c.
dcrca 'he national guard % be IN
readiness 10 20 20 ne border.
washins;on-S SKieon Nations arr
represented in 3 worldwide bone afH
movement iaunchea today
-copenhasen- Buigsf army is nov
nr on Serbia TODAY
Faris-The Germans VIII receive
.ha rc1ly o. The allies Monday 81 noon
Official
-Paris-Presiden, Wilson hss
started probe 10 fnd who sprung
leak on peace terms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
GALL FOR HARVEST
HANDS is ISSUED


frcrtinuaa frnrn pDre ~
sa-, ,h-. tha fs s--ns n~a comma r., i.-s,ls
sns1s ana rran RIM No sa-nraa 1,asIlr
y aw..rs- ,h..ra I. psua7lr an nnnor-
,,,-,;.r " ,s,n-s wo,l r,- .,,.,-+ nsr3ass
~ -ha rics-;sr - rsrsss ryer
4Kansas ss-7n.-s ar. ,fsa-iur sbork !
,s ~ srrs--a, -,s.,As~. s,a ha-ers
,,. ~ "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
TEACHERS sElECTA
NEW State SECRETARY
0ecoiAh Man To Receive Salary
Of 5000 : Year and Is To
Edit the Teachers
Paper

A. a mcesins 81 ihs executive CON
nIiiee q she oklahoma EducAtonal
ASSOCIATION arrAns.menis wefe can-
piesea Ter opening headquarters. and
" { Canterbury. q CAcooiaA was
selected a. permanent secrstAry- Ihe
s.n, tion pays s. 600 . year, and D. w.ll
also have chAret o. the Assoeiaiion's >
ublicaiion which MI D. published
: 'he Interests q The teaching lvro-
sossion and caOoasion IN general
onestannalros vln be sent 90 a.
ic1chcrs O. she state ssGlng tof sue-
rosnons on suiurc policies and oldn-
ions sbos; ne vofk 81 nc orsAnizA
ron.
The iohoAers' association was re-
organized wear Aeo on The district
plan. * which sherc are SIX and .
aermanfn. secretary Cor ihe entire as
sooiAron provided Tor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
bURlEs0h ORDERS RETURN
OF WIRES TO OWNERS
Wilson Orders Rel.nquishInant
Of Cerirol; An Immediate
Release Order Is
Issued

Washington. June 7faamasier
General Bulleson has issued az orde-
seiurH.fe . he elepaohe ana Telegraph
systems n iAe oount~ Ia private
9ssf sn FsiFe famsaiaiear
The pnsloftlne &c arsment- hou
ever. under ats1ms Of M. Buflesoa's
order rstalrs . measure of oontro,
Of the service, pending fsnal leglsla-
tire action AF congress.
In q ftalasse1i accompanying the
iornal order sae postmaster Feneral
oeclafTd thai she existing rates wouBa
r4'lnain in effect and faai o-.ers for
bidding discharge of enpiog-es be-
cause Of 1nion affiliations also wouir
stand.
The president having recon mena-
ed re1urn ~ the wire systems ana
ihe conirpl of iAe owning companies
with cer-ain legislation signed ia
stabilize Their operation. Mr.. B1r,e-
SCH satd ~And the SENATE committee
having taken action looking Ter Fhe5r
immediate return, and The house com
zuittse II its heating On fAe proposed
legislation having indicated concur
renee IN the Suggestion immediate X
ra-n Win o. Eithou1 Legislation SO
recommended, ] feel ii mF auty tol
DOW re1E-n The actual ccztrel Of op-
erations To tbs comparses-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

silh LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
osnncf r"ach fhc sat % the disease
caiArrh Is a local disease. grcaiiy in
fluenccd DIV constitutional conditions.
and 70 order % cure il von must take
an inle-nal rsmcdy Halls Csiarrh
Mndlc'ae Is taken Internally and acts
ih-u .fe blood on The maccus surfaces
o. tht system. Halls CaiArrh Medicine
vrs arcscTibed hy one ot The best
Tays cans in this country for years
II Is composed ~ some of the bes'
icnics known. combined with some OF
the best blood purifier. The perfect
ccmhlnafion Of The ingredients in
Halls Caiarrh Medicine Is what pro-
drces such wonderful Vsniis in ca
tarrhal conditions. send for tcssimon-
iais. free
r. J. CHENEY q CO. Props. Toledo.
o.
AT Druggists. &c
Halls Family Pills FOR CONSTIPATION.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
kN AMERICAN OBJECTION

Tn his speech on ihf League oi
Ma ,ns Senator Robinson said
referring 10 Senator Reed;
He reclaSs The human
race. lie divided Il into Two
classes. white and dark. anl mn.
der the dark classification be pui
every other race except the white
race
Then Senator Owen of Okla
homa arose in hi> place and said
Mr.. President Is q Cherokee
Indian I object
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Children mead all their strength for
growing 4 nEering cold weakens
them Mrs amanda Tvinl. Route e,
New Fhilads paia. o.. writes Foley {
Honey and Tar cured my iiliae girl cit
ihe worst iicsling cough . Gires aTn-
medla5e rellrt from distressing, rack =
4rg. ies-ans courhs; scoihs and heels.
sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Western Union Safe
Western Tnion officials claim 1ha'
nf She 40 aNa erniaores of sAe xv1n-
panv eligible TO ioin The felegra r,fl er,s
unian, onlv T1n were members and ex-
PRESSED belief ihai S strike waul5 aoi
seriously impair the service.
Pnsioffice department officials ars
nnt concerned in Tho threatened walk
cat. as the order Of Postmaster Cen
ersl Burleson in returning operating
control Of she wires fo fheir torm-i
owners. rats she burden OF combating
fhe strike On the companies.
Three Thousans ouit.
Atlanta. Ga, jane Statements as
10 fhe number of Western Tnlon en-
pluyes actually on strike n rhe ssu.n +
eass remained as widely variant to-
day az they hsd been since tie strike
against ihs company was called Wed :
nesaay night.
Local union officials put tbs number
al three ihonsand. while the cornpanvs
lsiast announcement was sSe. OF which
il was claimed 169 we ron the Al
lau1a offioe- Boih sides ALSO ez,regs-
sd determination 10 fight 10 he fin
ish.- -.rrv-vv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Representative SAbaih ~ iil.
mis- deserves q niche IN Tie Hall
q. Fame an 10 himself iie pro
rnsos 10 increase incoane tax eX-
o.npiicn 10 lei oui single men m
4 - 3 GOO and mArricfmtn under
a 200
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

frt1fF.
Germans - Refuse e stss'
Count von Rrscs dorff RAusnas hs4d
~ ,hs German peacs dflrFA'ioa iefi
VsrsssIlcs lnsi nighi fcr Germany !
ls REPORTED from PAris hat be ls 10
return sunday TrencA official sircifs
ane said 70 sxPecf fhe Germans "a
p fuse 20 sign me 'erms and li IS
pointed oai ihsi - deiay wiil b. 'ss-
e-sAle ~ fhs 49, 'S6TF IS ncccs-
siiv .or hAsie In bringing eKcAanrcs
between ihs allies and 30 encrv -
close 4 more hopeful sentiment Is
sad 10 he apparent N Berlin
Italians Trsvbissane.
The Italian claims 20 TERRITORY on
the eastern shore q ne AdrAiic also
ar causing some uneasincss n pofce
conference circles The italian par-
lianenf VII meet June = and Prcmi'7
Orlando is demanding ihai . settle
neni D, reached hv ihai time n's-
matches from Paris Indicate hat ~
deadlecs over ihs situation rvrnrd.rr
Fsame and ;he naiustan coasf IS s'in
iko svurrt a. cnrncern and fha, ris
forts 10 arrive al al agTfomsni haFe
been ta,ile
selshevk laiSeS Ey Huns.
ktini-ui Rolthzk's furccs orc-aiinr
y Europssn Russia arc. ii IS Admitted.
hctRrt hv ne hoiShevih and X
seems pro'uelf shAi there viii be. 10
say inc least quite serious deisy in
carrying The campl rn 70 4 successful
conclusion Germans are aiding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
Rantzau, the Junker

Iartau declares he concerned lest Ne s against the
ef ihe German working pcople.
Innker hor. hci and fed Ills real
exceptions The solely for the
ner Interests unkcrom The very people
dependent Salis whose be threatens sign
-,slaoriug Tor hr signing of the irsay.
Juukcr sstno>s and nsnceFiy stand openly convicted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

General Peing has made unqualified that all
Allied armies in action the western front up II
November H. although the ac signed five clock that
morning. that this actcn BY explicit ors Marshal Foch
and al conditions, Absolutely necessary.
General Pershnc viii bring comfort relatives of
soldiers who killed wounded fighting
and should close the mouths Of hAsty critics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Proposed investigations inio the
high cost II government may noi
be more enhgh'ening than those
Investigations INTO the hieE cosi
- fe.rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
Constructive Action Wanted

Il evident months thai there would opno
on the OF the railroads their owners Bu, the
multiplicity oi plans under consideration by
Hines rlan the tummins and Ware plans many
tend to confuse rather ihan clarity legislative aciion
Of thing be ceftan-fhsf
gese opportunity ned for legislation speedily
done. and the country expects and demands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

IQST-Essiern star pin Il J."
initials on hack Finder kindly re-
turn 10 I1aader ofhcs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
wgvsER or TAG sSScs,AlSc
PRESS

TNe Associated Press = s1c.us'vtN
entitled 20 the use fo' - FnhiicAlof
Il az ncws eispatches e-eti'e1 70 j
er no, o.herw.se crettel n M
rarsr ana siss ne lscsi aegs E1s
lisNrA herr.n-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
GERMANS WI.
NOT SIGN PEACE
rGRNs. IS etugF
fConiinued from p4ee onel

ne modified = not a. yet Indicated
Premier Lissa Georse % siseneins
meelnes ~ shs Brifish commiss,on
studying n repara;ion paase 81 the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

okmnlgee lost morc men ALLIED IN
ne var .han any oiAeF CRY u the
stare - tar a maias caslaifi,s have
sttn rtPorsea and "a ainoF casaaii.ts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Leader Classified ads set results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

seven Aanerrd msn nos a. Per slll
all ee discAarged fFom aFmy service
leKl ~eek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

fsssa-vv~s is Atlas ma, oaiht
IN Enls sad other coani.es Of ne
northwest sn4 west Accof1inF 70 re
state inspector q animal Industry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07
STRIKES RAGING
IN FCRTv-TMC
STATES or UNION

fContinuea from Page 0res
slso said lhe dsse " ahe vronased
strike also ha1 ne9 fac~ dAi.r-uine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-07

Enld Officials az On fhf altrf ios
I " " agiiafors Il has hcfn rlmarid
shat The rcd flAg bows wil ~ -
invade the h4rvosi fields
Fvf shcrltis In TIE siAfe have hccn
in ihs divorce epuff darlrs iAe pas
wear The laicsi 20 scsufr q divo~cs
fIom . sheriff Is MI geWsl johnson
wife O, ;he sheriff o. Oklahoma cola-
~.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
CURIOSA PETICION DE UN
SOLDADO BELGA

Ell COmisionado de la Cruz Ro-
ia Americana para Belgica, ha re,
cibidO una carta muy original de
un soldado belga, solicitando ayu-
da para poder contraer matrimo-
nio con una pobre refugiada en-
ST. Brieuc.
Refiere ell soldado, que su paga
es tan reducida Is ctvs. semanales
que no lie ha permitido hacer eco.
nomfas, y estandO pronto casar-
Sc, esperaba Sc lie diese un peque-
ito socorro. Agrega, que no tiene
parientes que puedan ayudarle,
pues, estan ellos en- la invadida
Belgica, y SUI novia es tan pobre
como el, al extreme que figura CO.
mo refugiada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
Bale a bordo del ''Maria Cristina''

Muy bella la seiiorita Maria de
la Guardia = y 81 no preg1n-
tenseio ustedes de Ia Haba, a
Angel Colon, alOs hermanOs Bo-
llvar Y a Otros muchOs de los j6-
venes que Sc hallaban a bordO. La
sefiorita Maria de la Guardia va
de paso para Londres y es hija
del ministro de Costa Rica en- la
Gran Bretafia, de quien nos ocu-
paremos EN- otra parte.
Comieron aver en- el trasatlanti-
co espa1ol varias familias de San
Juan. En- una mesa sc sentaron
el seilor Munoz Morales, su dis
tinguida. esposa, sus bellas hijas
y el matrimonio Sifre, y, Ell Otra,
las senorita Amelia Y Carmen Pi-
lar de la Haba, Maria Sarmiento,
y los seiiOres Gabriel Y Abelardo
de la Haba (hijo), Angel Maria
Colon, Francisco de Ugarte, of
cal del maria Cristina" Y primo
(Continua en- la pagina 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21

Sc esta poniendo de moda ir a
bailar a los trasatlanticos espa-
iioles que hacen escala en- nues-
tro puerto.
Aver sc trasladaron al 'Marfa
Cristina" varias familias de San
Juan, y, desde las seis de la tarde
hasta las once de La noche, Sc bal
10, easi puede decirse que sin des-
canso, sobre cubierta y en- el salon
deiprimera.
81 En- ell salon, de ocho once, no
Sc podfa dar un paso, reinando
una algeria extraordinaria.
Nuestro amigo Juan O'Neill con-
tribuyo a darle mayor realce al
iIhprovisado baile, pues, ante las
sdplicas irresistibles de las encan-
tadoras muchachas que 10 cogian
por el brazo y 10 sentaban al pia-
no, no tuvo mas remedio que to-
car, de Ia Inanera magistral que
q sabe, oae-steps, for-trots, yalses
y pasodobles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
(Servicio Inalambrico.)
Enero 21.

LONDRES.-Ha estallado Ell
Portugal una revolucion fragua-
da por ell partido realista, segnn
informes recibidos de Lisboa. Pal
va Conceiro Sc ha puesto al frente
de los realistas en- Oporto, Bragas
y Sicus CD y ha Proclamado al
rey Manuel,
Las tropas del Gobierno estan
en- camino para presentar batalla
a los rebeldes.
Los 1ltimos informes recibidos
anaden que Ell ex-rey Manuel ha
dirigido un telegrama al iGobierno
de Portugal reprobando ell prop6-
sit0 que Sc realiza en- favor suyo.
NUEVA York;. Willard
Robinson, quien ldeaempslo nlti-
fliamente la plaza de esten6grafo
en- las Oficinas de Jeremiah Clea-
ry, ina sdo acusado de llevar men
safes entire Cleary y los agentes ale
names en- Holanda, en- 1911. Ell
gran jurado Federal ha presenta-
do aeusaeiones contra el, por cl
delito de traiei6n.
PARIS.-El presidente Wilson
ia sido hoy huesped del Senado
frances, que le invite a ltn lunch
El Presidente pronuncio un dis
curse para contestar las. saluta-
clones que lie fueron dirigidas por
el Presidente dc la alta Camara.
L0NDRES. Hoy lleg6 esta
ciudad Mr.. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Sub-secretario de la Armada de
los Estados Unidos. Alui pasara
algunas semanas, con el FIN de aten
der al licenciamiento de las tlti-
mas unidades que restan por re-
tirar en- Uarias estaciones navales
de Europa. Atendera, asimismo,
a la vepta del material y al are
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
La restauracion rnonarquica
en- Portugal. Ell caudillo
realista proclama a don
Manuel de Braganza.

glo de daTos y reclamaciones.
BERLIN.-Ricard Fisher, secre
tario de la mayoria del partidO So
cialista Ell la capital germanica,
declare POGO antes de media no.
che, refriendose la election para
la Asam5lea Nacional, que calcu-
la que la mayoria socialista alcan-
zara entire ell 40 y el so por 100 de
los otos; lo1 ,so1ialiseas indepen-
dientes, ell 5 por 100; el partido
del centro 70 sea los rcatolilos), ell
30; y los democratas, del Is al 20
por 100.
LONDRES.-En Berlin ocurrie
ron motines durante la Ultima no
che, despues dc que los Esparta-
COS, dirigidos por Liebknecht, Sc
propusieron destruir lais urnas
electorales utilizadas en- la election
del domingo, seg1n afrma un des-
pacho procedente de Copenhague
(Dinamarca). Los Espartacos fue-
ron venc:dos en- todas parties.
PARIS.-El Consejo supreme
de las Conferencias de la Paz ira
to en- la session de hoy repecto
del eEtado dc las cosas en- Rrisis.
Joseph Moaless, embajador de
Francia en- Petrogrado, estuvo pre-
sente en- la asamblea y dirigi6 to-
dos los debates alusivos a las cues
tiones mosccvitas. La proxima Sc
sion del Consejo Sc verifcara ma
iiana las 1890.
FL texto del communicate ofcial
rcza en- la siguiente forma:
"El presidente de los Estados
Unidos de America, los jefes de los
Gobiernos y los Ministries de Rela-
clones Exteriores de los gobiernos
Aliados, asistidos por el baron
Maxine y Ell Embajador del Jap6n
en- Paris Sc reUniran entire las 1920
y las II de la manana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
El problema ruso ante las confe-
rencias de Ia paz. : Crisis del
Gobierno en- Italia. : Wilson
hace el mas alto elogio
de Francia.
CABLE A GEL IMPARCIAL"
Via w. I. and p. Tel. Co.

LONDRES, Enero 21.-Informacion fdedigna proce-
dente de Espaa dice que los revoucionarios han per-
feccionado planes de tai modo que teme tarde
mucho producrse ell mOvimeno va tantas
clado Ell prOp0sito Otro que derribar la
Qula establecer la rep1blica.
Ell GObernO eSta perfectamene enteradO de tOdO, Sc
hala al tanto de las meddas que oman los agentes de
la revoluci6n la creencia general de que sin la
peracion del eercito los planes de los revouconarios
fracasaran.
MADRLD.-Se ha efecuado la prisi0n de muchos pro
pagandstas revolucionarios alemanes asi como
amben de muchOs centenares de espaoes que secunda
ban sus planes, cOnSprando abertamente contra ell
bierno consttuldo Ell pals entero haa tai estado
de excitaci0n, que de momento otro espera Ocu
rran actOs de revuelta.
PARIS-Durante la session de esta maiiana en- ell Pa
acio del Qua dOrsay (donde ceebran las Conferen
cas de La Paz) Woodrow Wilson, oraci0p brlan
tssa mRnifest6que Franeia acreedora la gratitud
de mundo. "Francia puede estar segura-djo ell Pre-.
sidente-de que e mundo por medic de la Liga de Ma
cones La garantzara ell future contra cuaquier agre
son El dia dedic6 exclusivamente al esudio de la
question de Rusia para 10 cua ell Delegado Nolene SUI
mnistro information larga detallada. Maiiana dara
sus nfOrmes ell delegadO Scavenus
BUDAPEST.-El Consejo de Ministries ha presentado
su dimision, sin que todavfa sepan los motivos.
HABANA.-Antonio Sanchez Bustamante deegado
de Cuba la Conferenca de la Paz sal0 hoy de esta cu
dad con rumbo Franca.
ROMA-Sachi, Mnistro de la Guerra; Nitti, de Ha-
cenda Pensiones; Militant, de Agricultural VILE de
TraspOrteS, han presentado misi0n que ell Rev ha
aceptado nombrandO para sustiturles los seores Gao
igla, Strngher, Geraldine Rccio Denava.