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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
New York Produce.

New York, Dec. 49,
BNter-Firm; receipts, 6.613s tubs:
creamery. higher than extras, 54h@
90; extras 90 score, 81: extra firsts.
IS to 81 score, 41953:packing stock,
current make, No. 2, %.
cheese--Easy: receipts, s71 boxes:
state and whole milk fats, early
made, 27h @2s; fall made. 25saa26h;
averag erun, 24h@o5: state and
whole milk fats. held. fresh, specials,
"a @25; average run, 22A 923is
Egg - Unsettled: receipts, 6.222
cases; fresh gathered extra firsts, SO
@ss; firsts. S4@S5.
Pouitry-Alive. easier: old ROSTERS,
IT; fowls. 26@3o: turkeys, 5000;
freight broilers, "A: express broiiers,
&c: dressed. steady: western broilers.
2s142; fowls. 23@ss; ROSTERS, 23@
%: turkeys. western fresh, 47@54:
culls, 3o94o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
MARKET is TO IS CENTS UNDER
AVERAGE OF SATURDAY AND
IN NARROW RANGE.
HEAVY RECEIPTS CAUSE
QUOTATIONS TO DECLINE
FiftyThree Thousand Head Reach
Yards-Cattle Market Dull and
Early Bids Unevenly Lower-Most
Classes IS Cents Down and Few
Sales Made-Fat Sheep Higher.

Special to Times Republican.
Chicago, Dec. 13.-Hog prices de-
clined today because of heavy re-
ceipts. The yards received $4,000
head. Bulk sold within a range of
$40 and 1855. Pigs were steady to
10 cents lower.
Cattle.
Cattle market was dull and early
bids We're uneyenly lower Few sales
were made, but most classes were
quoted as down 25 cents. Receipts
were posted at $1,000 head.
Sheep.
Best grades OF fat sheep and lambs
were IS to so cents higher and other
classes were strong to % cents higher.
Receipts were estimated at $1,000
head
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
BIsBEE MEN GO FREE.

Supreme Court Rules in Favor Of
Defendants in Deportation Cases.
BY Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. 13.-The supreme
court today sustained federal court
DEGREES quashing indictments brought
against twenty-five defendants who
were charged With participating in
the deportation of 221 alleged unde-
sirables from Bisbee, Ariz. into New
Mexico in July, 1917.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
Chicago Produce.

Chicago Produce.
Chicago, Dec. Is.
Butter--Firm: creamery, 33@4e.
Eg s-Unchanged: receipts, TAI
cases; tirsts. 72Q74: ordinary flrsts,
81 g SO: at mark. cases included, 65m
II; refrigerator flrsts, 561s @57E.
Poultry--Alive, unchanged; fowls.
1904: springs. "a: turkeys, 80.
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-13.TT.
Ribs-11.25013.o5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
Airolane Enoines for lndustrie.

A number of discarded airplane en-
gines are in use in various industrial
establishments of London doing pie
bian power duty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Dec. Is.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; market 10
to 20 cents lower than Saturdays
average; top on load 9.65; bulk $40
to 9.55; pigs steady to 10 cents low
er; bulk desira BILE 80 to 1870 ID. pigs
9.25 TO $50.
Cattle Receipts $1,000: market
dull; early bids unevenly lower; few
sales; post classes rs cents lower:
early steer sales 1850; down: Gamers
weak; bologna bulls steady: calves
so cents lower; best vealers $50 to
1000.
Sheep-Receipts $1,000: best grades
fat sheep and lambs 25 to so cents
higher: others strong to % cents
hi"her: one lead choice fed western
lambs to packers 1925; bulk HOO to
12.co: one, deck syearling wethers
1850: few sales ewes 800. othere held
higher; no early sales; feeders
steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
Official Publication.

Notice Of application to sell real
estate
To John Hutzel. George Hutzel.
Bert Hut Kate Myers, George
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
caiaaco Cash Grain.

Chicago. Dec. Is.
Whcat-No. / red, lie; No. 2 red.
LIS: No. mixed. lis Y also; No. 3
dark northern. 1.62H
Corn-No. . mixed, 30; No.
mixed. II: 80 4 mixed, 6sA: No. 5
nixed, 67661is: No. > yellow. 1915:
No. yellow. 73@74A; No. yellow.
72@73; No. 5. yellow. G9@Tt1s: No. ?
white, 73a. No. 3 white, I1@71R;
No. white, e9110: No. white, ga
eS: sample grade white. -.
oats-No, white. 4a@5o; No. 8
white, 4S04sA No. 4 white. 471s q
4sB.
Rye-No. 2. 1.5sk @1.56R.
Parley-Not quoted.
Timothy seed. 50@6.75.
Glover seea--15.50@2o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
WHEAT RECEIVERS
FROM EARLY DROP
TRADERS BELIEVE BEARlSH
FAcTOES HAVE BEEN MORE
THAN DISCOUNTED.
COMMISSION LEAD IN
AGGRESSIVE BUYING
Prices Advance to Well Above Sat
urday's Finish After Early Depres-
sion-Corn Displays independent
Strenath--Oats inclined to Sag
Provisions Go Down With Hogs.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, Dec. 13.-Wheat prices
ran upward today after showing con-
siderable depression at the start. Ad-
verse financial and industrial condi-
tions were much commented on. but
selling orders proved less numerous
than had been expected and the ma
jority OF traders appeared to be will
ing to accept tentatively an opinion
that bearish factors had been more
than discounted for at least the time
being. Strong commission houses led
in the buying which developed. OPP
ening prices, which ranged from TO
3 cents lower, with December at
s1.s3h and March $1.561s to s1.oS,
were followed by a sharp advance TO
well above Saturdays finish.
Export demands counted later as
sustaining; influence, and there was
also active buying OF futures on the
part of houses with country connec-
tons. Prices closed Arm, "a to SA
cents net higher. with December at
$l.ooM ana MATCH SA.oA - " ~Ao-'
Corn.
Corn displayed independent
strength. After opening u cent off to
"a cent advance. including May at II
to TN cents. the market scored ma
terial gains all around.
Wet weather and buying for eleva-
tor interests helped to uphold values.
The close was firm. ! cent to rs
cents net higher with May at 721s to
72A cents.
Oats.
Oats were inclined to drag, starting
Ato u cert lower, with May at 40
to 49A cents, and easing a little more
before beginning to rally.
Prov:cion3.
Provisions went down grade with
hogs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
Chicago Potatoes,

Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. Dec. Is.
Potatoes--Receipts As cars: mark
CT weak; Northern Whites, sacked.
l.2oGl. per cwt.; bulk, 1.30@l.45
per cwt.: Minnesota Red River
Ohios, $50 per cwt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, Dec. 49,
Cattle-Receipts 5000; market
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13
Closing Out Sale!

Having decided will at public auction
Paul miles north liz
Kellogg miles miles east Of Laurel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-13

Profitable Apple Orchard.
Here and there, over Iowa, there
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
$3.50 Velvet
Bags for $2.39

Special lot hand bags in chiffon
NelvetS In black, navy and
brown, also an assortment of
leather lags in top handle and
hack strap styles; regular $3.50
bags. special Friday only. &a3e.
MAIN FIoorD
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
$3.50 AngOra
Scarfs at S4.9S

Atwood augora srlrfs in at
Inactive border designs: Is y -
and - y I2-inch sizes: our rcgu-
lar s6.9S ana $50 values; very
special Friday only at $I.99.
Main Floor)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
Csc Marquisette
Curtaining 14c

MIrquiscttc grenadine, mater
lal especially desirable for bed
room curtains. cream color only;
sold regularly at sc yard spe-
Cial Friday only, a yard t4c.
(Fourth FioorD
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-28
EDGEWATER

SUNDAY School. go p m; song
service. ~ p. m; Epworth League,
$50 p. n.
The children Of Edgewater school
are very enthusiastic over their sue
cess in the War Savings Society
which was creanized a few weeks
ago Doro4hy Wier is president. Eva
Smith is Secretary and Miss Emma
Phipps treasurer.
Mrs BENZ Collision, Of South River
visited MRS. Daniel Duvall last week.
MISS Ethalya Purdy visited Miss
Edith ChiIaF last weeN in Annapolis.
Nrs Ce4ree Pasil Mrs. Thomas
Martin antG Mrs Burton Glow. all OF
Annapolis we're the guests OF Mrs.
" ", Puray lat week.
Mr. and AIRS Robert ". Lewis 'of
annapolis en-. the Week-end al The
Outlook
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-28

The grip is very prevalent here.
TIE households of Mortimer Beard
e X. Townshend. James Lansdale'
sTephen Duckett, J. 3. Beall and oth-
ers have been totally incapacifatea'
while hardly family is without It's
colds ana coughs The neighborhood
will rejoice 10 see the return OF the
doctor.
The livestock has suffered terribly
during tAe icy weather, for where
water was not near al hand Il has
been well nigh impossible 10 SCI
;bem watered. There is not a far
mer who has not had his problems to
solve.
Mrs. ! =. Stockett IS a the Emer-
gency Hospital She has new little
daughter.
Lieut. -Comdr 4. T. knight spent a
Night las; week at The Locusts.
He was en- route from the west coast
to Philadelphia, where he is assign
ed 10 one OF the new deStvcyers-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-28

ders. Of Glenley Howard county.
daughter OF Rev. Nr Sanders, former
pastor o. Glenely Methodist Episeo-
pal Church.
Mrs. Louis Frederick Allardt and
sister. Miss Maybelle Steele have left
for Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis S. Cole enter
tanned the members Of the Jessnp
500" club on Thursday.
Miss Julia Latchford spent Satur-
day IN Washington.
Mrs. J O. Maynard recently visit
Ell a.rs O. " Hammond, Of Mary
land avenue. Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rowe are en-
tartaln,ng the Iattcrs mother. Mrs.
Shadd. Of Ca,tosyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grace. Jr~
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth OF daughter
Several OF the men employed as
officers 4t the Maryland House OF
Correction are minus their positions,
due 10 the decrease in the number
of convicts confined there. should
an increase occur there is a posi-
bilty. of the officers returning 20
their former positions.
Henry ScAmeltz Of Baltimore. was
a recent guest of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs john r Schmeltz Sr.
The banquet being arranged by the
members OF flie Jessap Literary club
IS scheduled Tor February g, at ST.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-28
GENERAL NEWS OF
COUNTY SECTIONS
GLEN BURNIE

The Guild Of 81 Albans Church was
deligbifuiiy entertained BY Mi S Anna
Draysll4 . "a Tuesday evening OF last
week
4 s8fser psica dance VIII be held al
tie tawn hall on Friday evening.
January 3o,H Tie patronesses are:
Miss Anna Brayslaw. lars. James S.
Mcclure. Blrs. Janes s Bliiagslea.
Mrs. James 5. Smith. Mrs ", Craig
Lord Mrs Howard N Roberts Mrs.
Philip Morgan, Mrs Samuel Boone,
JrsDr Thomas II Brayshaw, d..
James ). BIlngslea Howard n Rob
erts j clinton Roberts. Jr. William T..
Seipp. Edward n G Bradley Walter
Cox, owen Greenwich Victor Sinch-
comb. Pailip MORAN and Ernest Ford.
The Patrons Clgb II the Richard
II Lee Sehpe VIII meet on Thursday
evening IS raay % Ceorse r.
Melvin. j. n4polis. 0ill deliver an
the Demoaslration Club laet at the
nome of stfs Anna BRADSHAW on
il.'iIsS'.'5 l.'o'|''' +>-t'' 'i'c eTu."'
~. s'iI s''i" "ds sf.a ~ "ia
out''ef.'''.i 'l -\'ifa.'-.. "o o'"sse@
60 80 49,
800 i. 4''' III I 10y :,
III 49,. P'' VIII Il Z ''sg'
"@ 49,. 3'A ~ i,.' ~ '.''
" 81 f ,''' -
s. 10y h''i ''"''.e ~, '''' ~,
''',e ''' 'i''e ''"' 9s' ~ '''' WI
=. ''''3 - ono. ".'H MIS- pray
!. ~ p" :" - E" ~ S'',' 'i's ",'S "es', :"
mn ''''i' -. 80
''i' ''77 ''N "
the Masonic Fraternity WlIl meet ii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-28
SEVERN

The Fourth District Community
club aill hold dance on January
80 At o'clock in the club House
Ice cream and candy will be on sale.
Tie club viii hold an opening on
February :. at O'Clock for men only.
vi Interested farmers are urged 10
come
There win lie a dance given on
saturday meht, january 81, in NH
mans 6Al ty the young people OF
this place good time is prom-
3sed All are welcome
IRE Young people Of the neishbor-
hood are enioyins The fine skating.
The stork visited che home OF Mr.
and Ms l. H. Clark few days ago
ana leG them q fne baby girl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-28

pastor OF this fast growing church.
The LADIES' Mite Socie.y Will hold
their montaly meeting II the home Of
Mrs Clinton Roberts on February ).
at 5 =. ma. II no, fair, the following
night
Mrs b F Welch. Jr., gave a lunch
con on Thursday in honor OF one Of
our Autumn brides. HRS. Jack Pre-, OF
Fairmont ~ Va. Those present were
Miss Sarah Bailey, of Baltimore; Mrs
Mclean Shepperd. 81 West River;
Mrs. G. ". Bright. Miss Fannie Ham
mond, Mrs Andrew Jackson Mrs. b
F. WEIGH, SIR. and Mrs l.. J. De Alba
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-28
q
THE
TFI EPHONE SITUATION
: IN MARYLAND


WE ARE SUBMITTING the Public Service Commission pci
ton increased throughout Maryland These
authorized, will yield only fair investment
OTHER INDUSTRIES have been seriously affected
by increased At the present time earnings
sufficient pay operating expenses and interest charges
DO NOT ASK for excessive We recognize obi
cation, public utility, give the public good service
T. reasonable charges.
WE ARE STRIVING give good service but to do must have
s reasonable Without
provide the property and working orcetha make good service
the capital necessary keep with
the growth of your community.
facts and figures pertaining operations in Maryland in
order that may make thorough investigation
WE ARE ANXIOUS that and the public generally should
know the situation confronting because believe that
with knowledge of these facts you will endorse efforts
fair In this way only fulfill completely
obligations 0 those
THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-28
Old pcopeI Who Are Feeble and Chill
dren Who ire Pale And Weak

Would. he greatly benefited by the
Genefaf StrenE thening Tonic Effect OF
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC
Il putiacs and cnriches the blood and
builds UP he whole system. A Gen
crd Strengthening Tonic for Adults
and Children 60e (Adv)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-28
LINTHICUM HEIGHTS

The ladies Of Linthieum Heights
Methodist Protestant Church Will
hold an afternoon tea. accompanied
ly music and sale Of cakes. on Fri
day afternoon from 10 3 y. ~. Jan
uary % al the home Of Mrs Hamp-
ton Linlhicum. A charge OF one Gem
for each inch OF your waistlne Will
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20

Ina eimnlr fgtrrida rnn Acsiie A.
San lacnho nlivla insinml4.
nramenss a 6olor y In a.
EiArr g. ias m6sruleN

Ne eoutinhe "a. incusficnab - =
Rsast efIcr a. tomar dseraa para =
seumatiai,e. Esta ~ ana tis.1lls aaisn.
cla local IN cincnouia canos ~ hay
uno que necrsiic fHssnmiCHas iniHno.
10 cue dsl,e l.nrsF.r& cs frutnFss IA
paFse nfoctMan con Il arsirno infa-
ilble Aceite D. San 5ucoho. In mcnos
de medic minuto. qucdrrk eeHfieta-
nente aiiviado. ~ crta una pfcprfa-
cisn ruave. pcnciIunse e inofensiva.
que jnmks deja Dc prodacir sus C,ce-
.tos > cue nunra irTlia nj mnncha "a
pici. Hace desapareeeF como poT en-
canto ei dolsr y Ia riridez dc mSsc9ilos
" conyunturas; cura radicalmcnie IA
lcistica. el lumbago. q doior de espEl-
das y las neuralgias. y reduce con gfaI.
rapidcz In hinchaz6n dc las aTficala-
clones.
mo Sc deje I'd. veneer por q reil-
matisino! Compre inmediatamente en-
cualquier botica un frasco del preeio-
so Aceite de San Jacobo en- un mo-
mento Sc vera libre de csc martiIio.
No existe remedio mas SECURE y dig
no de confanza. Ensayelo I'd. y sc
convencera. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20
La algeria de Paris
La clasica fiesta nacional de mi Care.
me" revive hermosa y lozana, como
en- los pasados tiempos
lTraducciones de Ell IMPARc1ALe

lTraducciones de Ell IMPARcIAL1.
Paris, mario 11.-Por la primera
vez desde la Noche del Atrmisticio, Pa
rfs ha mostrado hoy tpdo Ell esprit
tu de su algeria y de SUI amor a la n
sa, peculiar en- el alma de este pueblo
adn en- las desgracias mas acerbas.
Celebrabase Ia mi Ca1Nme" u des-
pues del tragico intervalo de seis amos,
lla procession de las Reinas, fiesta que
data de la Edad Media, revivi6 en- to-
das sus GALES con el viejo esplendof
de los tienpos mas placidos.
Los .preparativos para la celebra-
Icion de esfa festividad, Sc vieron niuy
animados durante semanas y semanas.
Cada oficio, entire sus obreras selec-
cion6 Ia mas bonita y Ia elev6 al ran
go de reina, y de las diez elegidas
Mile. Lucille BataiIIe, taa,ifgrafa, sa-
Ilio triunfante con el ponlposo titulo
de nReina de Reinas''
En- TODD el dia de hoy ID Reina Luz
Icile eiercfa toda sn autoridad sobre
la enloquecida ciudad del Sena. Todo
Paris le pertenecia. To6lo Paris Sc
lprosternaba ante su belleza ejemplar.
Y como un signo de si soberarl1a, ne
scibi6 en- Ia frente un besn del Presi.
ldente de Ia Rep1bIica francesa, que
4 - z7.sIs-.SS ..sE as4.@ L. g. NNGxzsx. J 49,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20
la Banda separatista
en- Dublin


slns~ oulapr me~rN ruar.an iss
earsxaaus< NraMauirs lssttAnissM. - =
80 sae a. lus ruaAusrN isisnaes-s ~
prununciars.n pc = srFaFutsma d.
nwiuasmIssns tMFsi6aFaas ass -lsamsr
fwlr- fnrrun argsuiaaas ana ru -
E-iast. "a HsaEsa sim fsiars- cuisflS
nirunos aiKlElios. cue esan causislrfnaot
come F~anrsoe fiseSpiicaaars aci ''Bry
caraau~.
I'm dipnfaaas irian.Aeses ssessaratissas
~ nrearon a srninF~r cn Dos encahas
DEL RsFaansenio d. Westminster. Y ~
reunirron Ga Dublin y constiSuyeron cl
RaElamento iFiandts. republicano. indie.
pcndienie y faccioso. al ''DHily Aercan--
PerO lard French y Macpherson 10
dIsOlvicrOn por Ia fuerza. cl ''sinn
Feinn- penetr0 en- Ia clsndestinidad,
madre del terrOrismo. Volyieron los
tiempOs fenianos. Los ntentadOs ~
multiplicaron. comenz6 ana Nsxla-
dera guerra civil. \ haRdas Armadas
dedicarOnse a atacar los pneStos de
POlicia. las Ofcinas de C;orreos y las
estaciones de los caminOs de hierro.
con este ambiente reroluclOnario.
de odiOs y exaltaeiones. de agresiones
indiyiduaIes y de represiones violentas,
Sc lleg0 las eleeciOnes de Munieipios.
Fue aplicadO, pOr priInera yez en-
Irlanda, el sistema de Ia representa-
ci6n proportional. Y yeneierOR los
'.sinn feiners.'' '-s-'-.-'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20

Ilena de flores y mas detras otrai car
rroza con la Reina del AIiinente mey
tida en- una inlnensa scacerola Tam-l
Ibien Charlie Chaplin tenia su carroza
pintoresca, con una grotesca figura
ldel famoso artista del sileneio en- su
Itrono; y a 10 uItimo segufan diferen-
/ ties carrozas mas muy originates, ms
lpiradas en- diferentes etapas de Ia cri-
sis actual por que atraviesa el mum
/ do. FL numero de Reinas aument6
este aIio en- dos. Una de elias, Mile.
Suzanne Wurtz, renombrada nadado-
lra, representando el Sport y Ia Sc.
lgunda representando a Ia ciudad re-
conquistada de Metz,
Ell sol ilIninaba todo Paris, risue7
no y alegre. v practicamente toda el
alma revoltosa de Ia gran ciudad la
TINA Sc hahfa congregado en- los su-
burbios v boulevares pors donde habia
de pasar la procession.
Miles de personals vestian aIeg6ri-
COS trajes y aunque el uso de confet-
ii estaha prohibido por Ia policfa. por.
Eeste hecho no decay6 Ia algeria nj un
Isolo monento.
Sobre las cinco millas enteras que
lla inmensa j nutrida manifestation
arecorrio, Paris, Ell Paris de los gran
-. =, i Z L. & 4..<,..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20

Mas la sorpresa de las elecciones fu6
el triunfO del iaborismo. Nadie 10 es-
peraba. Y es que en- Londres no sc
habfan fijado muchOs en- que el sepa-
ratismO tenfa izquierda Cbrera v cam
pesina, que iba ,derivando, hacia el par
lido laborista, considerable como instru
mento de lucha de classes.
De 1.47O elegidos, 422 serdn "sim
feiners-, 324 laborisms, a97 uhionistas,
213 autonomistas, .S6 refdrmfstas mriii.
cipales y 21s independidnt9s. i'lh,l'
,Pero Rn Dublin la ciudadrla Gel
unionismo conservador y protesfante
que, Sc apoya en- los Landlords, due
nos del suelo, la derrota de los amigos
de Carson fu6 Ferdaderamentf sensa,
|cional. De so concejales, los .;;sinn
feinners'' lograron AZ puestos I los Ia
.boristas II. En- todo el. Ulster, los
Hautonomistas, los separatIstass Y los
laboristas, reunidos oblnyiprouS seis
puestcs mas que el unionismo, amo has
ia entonces de la proFineig.sra xsyl
Los yencedores designaron para afl
calde de Dublin al dipufado sepafatfs.
ia Kellye que lleva en- Ia cffteI aigaIas
semanas porque, segdn la Polfcfa,, es-
I'd complicfdo en- conspiracioles rev0-
lucionarias y republicanas. Y la ban
.dera de la independents. verde. blan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-20

sQus ha ,asrsxllao lncEos lns pefsa.
dirss iarir~s no 10 rarutnn cen claIi
dad. ~ 10 ris.Fsa qac han cancnxado
las .rasKias- ? que mnchos enseeia.
les han DIDO Ssrsss. lard Fscsich,
dessle Dul,lin Casglc. ha detlarado qnt
eslas persecnsioneS soa consccnencin
De Ia campaha ierrorlsin. que IN ccsa,
, qne scFIE injnSia aiEihnirias nj des.
pccho causado rli ios circul0s ollciales
pOr 81 desastre del nnionismo. Mas
cabe soSpeelar que ~ iHien,c. con al
pretexio de expulsar- dc Irlanda a los
dinamiieros a los cue organizan han
das de gnerrilleros eninascaradOs y noe
tambulos, arrehaiar sus posiclones edi-
llcias nj separatismo y los obrerOs
que simpatizan con q.
use uniran el 'sinn Feinn" el
-I.abOur Party: 81 10 hicieran. nadie
pOdria aspirar a derrotarles. es
el caso q .el partido laborista irlandas
a. recluta sus fuerzas on las yiejas Unid
mes no Sc preocupaba de Ia indepeh-
dencia de Ia isla. CuandO Ia Policfa
de Dublin cargaba sobre los manifes-
iantes. en- los dfas de la gran huclGa
estreniecfa los barrios pOpulares de la
capital de Irlanda un sentimientO de
indignation antiburguesa que no tenia
NADIA de comdn con el viejo renc0r Gel
Ia, motor de sublevaciones Ell los pa
sados siglOs.
Era la lucha eterna entire ricOs Y pO
bre es la que separaba las classes
sociales y agrupaba a las legiones de
miserables, hOsdas y gritadotas. EN-
las cailes Y plazas de Dublin, ante los
rompecahezase de los polizontes que sal
yagpardaPan el interes patronal.
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- Il0ydr George ha presentado, deiniti-
vamGnte a. las Camaras inglesas su
nnev0 aprOyectO de .'home rule, .ya
lanalfzad0' en- estaS c0iumnaS:f2 los
sepafatistas7 .juran que no leF aGepta-
ran pOrqne 10 quieren todo. ::iaa1ti ID
l.n.Y los labOristas? He aquf la clave
slel enigma. SL sc apartafideI + .sinn
a reforma, podrd ser viable. ST con-
fundaln islts fasAiracios;as econ0niiens
con la iIf'eivfhdlcaci0ii naeionai !, y Il IA
cial, Inglaterra debera resignarse a
yer ec6mo en- Irlanda Sc cterniza ala
duerella etnica social. Y religiosat sqHe.
tfesdeslos tiennpos de la atroz rebeli6a
fdel plan del Ulster, ha envenenado ssas
vida lddlcotiya v Ia ha plesto eR trlnt
ceI mortal siempre que guerre6 en- los
mares W gelsfcoatinente para defender
su imprio v coasolidar SUI grandeza