El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-23
VedrineS, famous French Aviator meets
Death during aerial trip from Paris
. >7#'' to Rome.
Lloyd George gives France formal
assurances OF support against
Germany.

other Allies, as they refuse to
support italian claims.
PARIS, April 23-Vedrines, the famous French AVA
tor met his death when flying from here to Roma His ma
chine at Drome department situated southeast OF
France He was instantly killed and his mechanic also
fire destroying the machine entirely The accident has
filled this city and country with consenatlon
PARASITIC German penpotenciaries with full po-
wers will arrive at Versailles next Monday the 18th ms
tant TO the Allies ntmation that they will not deal
except with fully authorized representatives Germany
has replied that hers will bear the proper credentials as
jsuch.
/ PARASITIC German delegates according to official
information received here will be made up 10y Count Won
Brockdorff Rauzau Minister of State He1 Lands6erg
Minister of Publicity Art and Literature; De Melchor
Manager of the Warburg Bank; Herr Lenert PRESIDENT
Iof the Prlssan National Assembly and the Nationao-
Wet Council Herr Cesberg, Minister of Posts and Iele
graphs and Herr Schuskng, very popular professor CT
Berlin.
LONDON-Lloyd George, speaking for England has
given France formal that his country viii give
the Republic full military support In the eventGe!many
refuses to sign the treaty OF peace Great Bflta the
Premier has declared, will always stand BY her ally,
France.
PARIS-President Wilson has promised France to use
his influence with the Senate of the United States with
the purpose of obtaining similar promise from the Unit
ed States to that made by LoJ3 George in behalf of
ENGLAND. e.4n~.' la.r. "r..1-j..~.
LoNDON-The press of this city shows opposition to
the pretenons of Italy based on the secret treaty OF
London is stated that England not bound to support
ltalys claims Fume and the Adratc coast Inc attl-
tude of Italy is regarded as annoying.
VERACRUZ-General Francisco Alvarez, of the
berest opponents of President Carranza has executed
Yesterday after summary court martial trial lhls mas
filled with great indignation Carranzas enemies, W.
charge the president with all kinds of crueties and foul
lmeanS to retain power.
NEW YORK.-The daily press brings no news from
Span no doubt because of the difficulties in transmitting
messages due to the strike of the telegraph and telephone
operators The absence of news from Spain seem 70 IN
Idcate that the strike continues
NEW YORK-The baseball season opens tomorrow
The competition between the famous national leagues
lis simply great heavy bets being Waged The sporting
sections of the papers filed with the enthusiastic te-
rature common in this country great spaces beng deVo
led to the personal description Of the famous players e
Never before enthusiasm ran as high as this year.
ROME--1he attitude of the English press is very much
critisized all Italy. The bitter comment made by
The Italian press is attracting the attention of the uthor
ties which however finds it very difficult to suppress tnose
articles: DAnnunzo, the great poet, has announced
manifest, which is awaited with feverlsh expectation
| NEW YORK.-Wilsons request on the United States
Senate offer France the guarantees given by En-
gland in the event of Germany refusing to sign tne urea
v of peace has not been answered ye but the general
opnion is that the work of America in the European ST.
ltuation will not be left unfinished. ----.
| ROME-Al steps have been taken by the authorities
with the purpose of preventing any hostile demonstra
ions against the Allies when the arrival OF Ministers
Sonnino and Orlando take place. Information has been
received by the authorities that German agents are Trying
to exploit Italian patriotism in order to create l-tllng
between the Allies the OF the signature OF the trea
ty of peace at Versailles