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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
VIII LSON, AT HIS 65TH
MILESTONE, is SILENT
AS TO WORLD EVENTS
Former President Confident of Americas Eventual
Participation in World League. Fears Expression
Would Stir His Foes Against Cause He Loves

divert attention back I" tho hatrcds
developed against him. This. In large
measure. explains his silence
Ray Starnard Baker. who acted as
his personal spokesman at the Paris
conference and who LONG has been a
friend and great admr.r -: Wilson e
- about to make pubic Il work con
sisiing Of much data prepared by tn.
President personally while abroad.
Announcements uf this already has
drawn criticism upon wilson as rails
ing a question whether he has TIN.
right To now publish document
which he declined to submit To tin.
Senate during III. treaty Gelt.
Knew OF nakcr's \NIntcrIaI.
And. while Wilson did not know in
a!vanc. OF the book written hv his
secretary. Joseph T.. Tumuity- and To
this day has never discussed the book
with Tumul,y, If indeed he has read
it--hc did know of the preparation
Of Bakers material. AS early az last
fall Wilson turned over to Baker
much OF his personal data for COM
pilation and. II any document can BE-
said To comprise Wilson's own ease
l,for- tho people. the contents %. III.
Baker work will probably prove to
hc il. Wilson has repeatedly stated
that he. personally. would never
Continued on Page .. Col %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Wisconsin Senator Accuses
Railroad, Business and
Agricultural Interests.
CHARGES PACT FAVORS
TRANSPORTATION ACT
Publishes Proceedings of Al.
legged ''sccrc, Meeting
Held in Washington.
nv Associated rressl


WASHiNGTON. Dec. a7.-rnorrc.
we're made by Senator LA Toilette,
"t Wisconsin. in formal statement
issued today. that REPRESENTATIVES. nr
the railroads and Of the coal. steel
and lumber interests. nj n "s.crc,'
meeting held III washington Dccau.
Der y attempted 10 obtain from farm
organization leaders, and did obtain
from some such leaders. adherence Ia
an agreement to not push lccisl,
ton I" rcpca! the commonly called
guaranty section OF the transporto.
ton act and 10 restore State con,roI
of state rates
The Wisconsin senator made his
charges in celebrating on his assrr-
tion that plan is now atoot To
pcrnctUate the Fundamental pro-
visions or the transportation act.
embodied in section u \ Cthc guar
aniy section OF which portion OK
pircr next March -. and to render
permanent the intolcrablc cond!.
iions which have made the trans.
portation system for the past two
years an instrument for the exrlolta-
tion OF the American people
ton>nlrncE to- Isrtray Natinn.
In SubStantiation uf his charges.
Mr.. la Toilette made public what h..
described rs n hricf report or the
action Of the conferences" held here
December =, which he branded las
q cnnspracy I" betray not only the
farmers, hui, the consuming and the
producing millions of the nation =
Senator without an explanation OF
it's source. rs follows;
ON December .. II sccrr, meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Makes Speech in Washing
ton Union Terminal and
Is Asked for Permit.
EXPRESSES GRATITUDE
FOR KINDNESS TO HIM

Iny AssncLatca rr.ssl

WASH!NGToN. Doc 27.-Frcc. bv
PRESIDENT Harding from Atlanta Fcd-
craI fcnl-,uriarv, whcr. he was s.r--
ms tcn-Ncar scnt"uc" for makin-
speeches in Violation of IN. war laws.
Eugene V. Dehs. Sociails; leader. wHs
rcrrimanded tonight hy Union S,a
n"n police her" for making :; sr".c,
without a permit before leaving tor
his home in Terre Hautc. Ind.
Before boarding his train Dcbs all
dressed crowd of several hundred
persons In the station. includin: Id =
mir"rs "ho had come To say good IN
expressing his gratitude for his rc.
'op'ion III Washington aud closing
with rcitcra,ion Of his opposition
10 war and belief in the force of lov.
n the redemption Of the world.
No effort was made by uniformed
police in the crowd To Interfere win
IN" address. but Immediately upon
Continued on Page .. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
URGES WHIPPING POST FOR
BOY BANDITS AND VAMPIRES
Judge Marcus Kavanagh to Begin Investigation for
American Bar Associaton--NIay Recommend
Use of Cato Nine-Tails

lie believes allenists and psycholo-
siSts who are put on the stand to
testify that persons charged with
horrible crimes are mentally def
hci"nt are orerdoinE the thing. \ good
l'oSsing would change the mental
perception OF many glorined "scoun-
drcis." he said.
Sent H0mc-To Re Hero
And az for vampires and he homo
wreckers-thc Judge Is going TO in
vestiEatc this and see IL they too
shouldn't bc tied to a pos, to feel tho
whip.
When hoy has proved so mean or
dangerous that a ncighborhood can't
stand him any longer. he is brought,
into court he said. "He comes I'm
shivcring and awaiting his fate. To
his surprise he meets with few
kindly questions from Il sympathetic
judge. little fathcrly advice. and
he Is usually sent home--to he n
hero. He struts about and tells other
boys OF his adventure. He comes
back shortly. bringing another boy
with him. charged with something
worse. The third time he is sent TO
the psychopathic laboratory. where ho
is found to have dcmcntia praecOx
and turned loose.
r"over In Canada the Law provides
the judge can order the Young scamp
hirched. He doesn't do any struttinr
then,
Before lie war Canada had thir-
teen hcmicices every year to every
Continued on Page 5, SA. IS iS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
ASKS COOPERATION
IN FEDERAL EFFORT
FOR ENFORCEMENT
Desires Attorncys-Ccncral
to Call Meetings of Co,ln-
ty Prosecutors.
DRIVE ON BOOTLECCINC
AND PROFITEERINC AIM
NO Intention on Part Of Gov.
crnmcnt 20 Evadc Re.
sponsibility.
WILL PREVENT DtrLrc,T,oy
system ], rr"posrd to Enable All
Authorities Z" Work Ia Hest
Advantage.
DRIVE ON BOOTLECCINC
AND PROFITEERINC AIM
WILL PREVENT DUPLICATION
system i Proposrd to EnnbIc An
Authorities q" Work Ia Iir.t
Advantage.
lNy AssncIn,cd rrosx


"NHhiNfTcN, Dec. -. Co-cp.ra-
ton OF state lnw cpfor..,,
cIalg win ,,,osa
'"''"' gov
""S asked by Atiorncy-Gs
crai paughcr'y in letters sent late To-.
uaf 20 ihe attorneys general of the
'"i '""s states such operation. IL
was maintained. would result In bet.
'er ana more uniform enforcement az
al statutes.
Enforcement, of the prohibition and
me food and fuel supply laws were
particularly referred to. Mr Do,,.b
'F'E "Ahia'ncd IN Announcing the dis
tatch of ~" Letters There was no
o'sp"s'tion on tn" part OF tho Federal
10 cradc rcsponsIhility.
nc added. hot here was feeling ,hut
the states should make -ycry cnnr, IN
enforce their laws, which ini:b, l.,
duplication az Federal statutes
step In Retail Price rroh.
The letters w.r. ol.n ,,
some quarters a- "a st.n in co,,,,
ton with the move. recently an,
nounced, Of Investigating r,,,u
prices.
Mr.. Dauphcrty suggested IN 80
State attorneys s-v.nara1 ,h,, ~.
N"'' inference "i county pro. ecu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
ACCUSED ARRESTED BY
POLICE OF MEMPHIS
Victims Return Of Lost
Wallet Gets Him In on
Stock Transaction.
"A>n"H'r'>G is nncoc>,znD
SiEnHt"r" on Hotel Rcristcr Seen b,
detective Inspector Leads q"
III, Capture.
IBy Associa,edrrcss

MI.>tpiIIS. .r,,>.>.
r.NN'' zee. 2'.--io-
".c" - WAS under ar
"h''her man. whose
"'' "'S''"Sc"' was be-
III l-"h'"n. and two
VIII "e made shortly.
P"lcc announcement.
rs, ' VIZ" an aiicscd swim
'-"' '"r'"r' AGED Nir-
"''''''S ne lost S:S.ooo
'"'" year ago.
hurr 1. ,i., ~ heh :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
RENCH SENA7 7E WILL DEMAND POWERFUL FLEET;
FUTURE MEETING TO FIX AUXILIARY SHIP QUOTA;
DAUGHERTY SEEKS STA TIE LA w OFFICIALS, E{Ej
Lighted Lantern Gift to
Dcbs as Honest Man
[nv .Nssnclntcd rrnss

WASliiNGTON. Dee. Eugene
'. Dchs. the Sociilis, leader. was
given the hGhtcd lantern here to-
day as IAN honest man"
trbaln I.cdouN. who once sold
labor on an auction block on ISos-
ION Commons, and later pickctcd
the "conscIcnccs" Of the arms con-
fercnc" delegates here, made the
presentation.
i.cd"uS called upon Debs at tho
iatt"rS hotel. carrying lighted
lantern and n copy OF the Sermon
on th" Mount. He presented the
COPY Of the sermon Ia DebS and
mad" a speech. In which he likcned
tn" force OF the Socialist leader Ia
the force which moved mountains.
Like bioGcucs. he said h. had
been carrying the lantern in
search Of AN honest man. But
since have met YOU" i..dpux said.
II have no further use for H."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
WOMAN IS THROWN
IN ICY MILL RAGE
Bound and Gagged Mrs. !.c-
ona Stout Is Left TO
Drown.
HER ASSAILANT ESCAPES
Cries for Help Bring Aid and
She Is Rescued From
Wafer.
HER ASSAILANT ESCAPES

In the glare OF high powered lights
from the Ninth street Bridge. and
with scores OF passengers aboard d
Forest I'M street car passing only 4
iow feet away. Mrs. I.cona stout, 80
years old. of il3 West Seventh street.
south Richmond. gagged. blindfoldcd
and hound after lighting dcsperat-ly
with an unidentified aSsailant on the
hanks OF the mill race last night, WAS
thrown into the chilly waters apG
left 10 drown. She was rescued n
an un"ons"i"ps condition. after r"i
struggles Ia reach saore dislodr.d
the gag and he's screams for hc!,
were heard hy Policeman Fred Daw.
son. Of the Ears, station. on patr.l
III Hyrd street. three blocks away.
Showed From hank.
lust before she was showed from
the bank the blindfold WAS iooscn.d
in the struggle. and tie woman
Identified her assaiiant as man.
she was able ,o give partial de-
scription Of him to police. and. while
ii was said at headquarters that ~
Warrant had been issued. Licutcna~t
Bryant stated that an Investigation
Was under way
MrS. stout. on rcgainin" conscious
ness, told Policeman Dawson tnat
she heard her assailant say. II don't
reckon YOU will bother M. any more"
The attack happened shortly after
o'clock. while the thorouchfarc that
leads To the north entrance Of the
bridge Mas alive with traffic anG
pedestrians were crossing the bridge
above the stream.
Hands nnd Feet Hound.
When ti;e policcnan pulled III.
woman "a the lank he found her
her hands were secured behind hcr
back with a similar garment and the
handk crchicf hlindfoId was tied about
her hair. She was removed to the
shelter OF a nearby garage and ar
ambulance called. After being
treated by nr. Cochran. of Virginia
Hospital. she was taken to tcr hom :.
Her condition is said to be not -
rious.
In an account Of the attack TO po-
lice, Mrs. Stout said that she Was
returning to South Richmond alone
:.'cm the Wertcndyke Manufacturin.;
Company. here she is employed. As
she arrived opposite a Warehouse OF
the Reynolds Tobacco Company a
figure ran from the cover OF mn auto
mobile and before she could utter
an. alarm sciZeG her from behind.
tied her hands and placed a gag in
her mouth. She said he then lifted
her in his arms and ran to the bank
OF the mill race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
BRITISH TROOPS FIRE
ON RIOTERS in CAIRO
Disturbances. ! Pirrd by Mairum-
tents, Arc Continuing. VITA
Renewed Force,
IBy UnItch News.I

CAIRO. EGYPT Dee. Distur.
bances, inspired by malcontcnts. are
continuing with renewed force. Dis
orders in the native quarter. aroused
as protests against British rule
ncccssltatcd the calling OF troops
who fred on and dispersed the
rioters.
Eight steamers. commanded by
naval officers and armed with ma
chine guns, proceeded up the Nile to
Upper Egypt to be ready to aid in
emergency. Ai:plancs also have
been sent to aesst the military.
Casualties to date total eleven
killed and fourteen wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Judges Aim to End Easy
Marriages in New York
NV Associnted rrcss.l |

MEM YORK, Dec. 27.-Nsscr,ing
that getting a marriage license in
New York was easier than buying
general sessions today came out
for measure which would re-
puirc publication of the names Of
persons obtaining licenses aud
prohibiting the ceremony for a
month. This. it was asserted.
would check runaways and
hiramy
"AiI y"" have TO 10 10 get mar
rtcd in Ncw YORK; said Judge
Tall"y. lis to go to window iit
the Municipal building and get Il
license ana then X" ~ another
window and get married"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
THOMAS w. BECKETT
STRICKEN IN RALEIGH
Former Goyrrnor of North CproIIn,
Rcporfrd IN Scrious Condition
Mt RRIrigh Home.
!By Associated Press ]

RALEIGH. y. G.. Dec. 21.-Formcr
Governor Thomas Walter Bickctt. 81
years Of age. suffered stroke OF
paralysis at his home here this even
ing, and his condition WAS such at 10
o'clock that his physicians enter
tanned hut SLIGHT hsrc for his recov-
cry. The former Governor has been
unconscious since he was stricken
but attendants said he showed a
slight rally after strong rcstoratives
had been administered Mr.. Beckett
served one term ms Governor and two
terms as Attorncy-Gcncral of North
Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
DIES FROM WOUNDS
Arkansas Man tx Accidentally Shot
by Hoy While out Hunting.
IRy Associated Press

WYNN. ARK, Dec. 30. l.. Null
holland. of this city. died i'm Mem
phis hospital today from the effects
or a sunshot wound accidentally in
hicted by hoy with whom he was
hunting, near here late yesterday
Mulholland had shot an OWL and
started 10 retrivc it. He handed his
shotgun To tho youth who thinking
tho owl still alive. fired to kill. the
shat striking Mulholland in the side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Former q. 4. "a. Head Passes Away.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Dec. 21.-
William 4. Kctcham. former COM
ander in chief OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic. died at his home
here today. He was 75 years old
Death was caused by acute ndiges-
ton. Mr.. KotchaW was elected COM
chief September "a. 1920.
He was succeeded by Lewis Pitcher,
OF New York. who was elected atrthe
grand encampmcnt held here last
September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
HEARST VISITS HARDING
Publisher IS Gucst or President mt
Luncheon.
I BY Associated PrcsS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.--william
Randolph Hearst, the newspaper pub
Usher. was entertained at luncheon
todpy at the White House by Presi-
dent Harding. The engagement was
not formally announced at tho. White
House andsit was understood to have
been informal. f,li & !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Hull Wants sent in CONGRESS.

+ NASHVILLE, TENN. Dec. a7.--Cor-
dell Hull, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee, here for
n Democratic banquet in his honor
tomorrow night. said today he would
enter the race for his old scat In the
lower house of Congress from the
Fourth Tennessee District,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Rome Population Vow 5a0. 900.

ROME, Dec. 21.--Romc now has a
population sof 100000. according to
census returns. Tho population was
officially estimated Mt 100000 in 1915.
.hst;an has grown from 100000 to 72o.-
0o0 In the last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Rcar-AdmIraI DavI. Dic..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.--Rcar-Ad- :
miral Charles Henry Davis. retired.
brother-in-law OF Senator Lodge, of
Massachusetts,, died at his home here
today. He VEGA nativcS OF Boston
and 76 years W age. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Brothers Die After Drinking Half
Pint.
IHv l'ni;.d News

7 I'N 7 TII''''I NV :
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Whcn Frank
and John Tiffany. steamship clerks
and br"thcrs, drank Il half pint Of
"hootch' as holiday treat 1T was
just liN" entering death pact. Both
men died hours later from wnuI al
cohol poison contained in the flask
\ third victim. James Corrirana a
cook. is i'm Bellevue Hospital near
death from similar cause He was
found with partly filled bottle in
his bed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
FRANCE MAY PROPOSE
MEN Ell ROPEAN PACT
>nE ~ pE,nLocK
h'n"s" """ Japanese Reach Crisis
!" r"ric.s over nniIr"nd interests
in Shnntunr.
lBy Associa,cd rr.ss !

WASHiNGToN. Dee. - Tho sub
marin" controversy has revealed so
wide "a difference % opinion among
the powers thar tho INNS d.,o
49, ...,.,
h'hh I"
''''E' the "h"l" Question az auxiliary
warshir tonnage to a l,tcr in,or
national conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
>c" Conference rropo,nr coming

'C"hlInhed on Page .. Col. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28

IConcinucd on Page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
HOOTCH PROVES FATAL

Continued on Page 9, Col. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-12

asnssslalsAaise iiig@na Am'va,aim ssi
una a. SOS pAeinas nihs l-'llas 81
eaaas a marsar h siaa d. lns elariss
qn~ Tsas0n = sm aEnilo a. ~ ialna
niaaa.
'l)aucsse paf II miSIao y dsl,l' -
prqeio ~ sossnaa esindia iAas-'i,o.
- ~clbiS o. aaasaao > 's,msiiza 80
~sguida Ia carss1a fs,lliica islisuiaa"
a Ia Asami,lca Legislative l.or lilina',
sain5 asieuio. en- II Congwso fl>s>
Eas. rcro dispute eu van" i>sNa 81
tltulo de- Scnador a stephen Douglas
sus cualidades sobrcsalieuics \ Ia as
tividad tenaz. Ia volaniad infl.xisr
de- su caractcr. unidas nna eNiraur
dinaria hondad y a un amor Pnofundo
a 81 patria. b. dieron ~ cs,asa poim-
laridad.
ri h0arado rieio Abe. dimimniivo
de Abraham. como le llamahan fami-
liarmenie, logr6 ser elegido candidai"
a In presidential por el rariido RePn-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-12

iaWaia Aisaa ase.'r uauieaiia ~
,aaene an f,.gHlasa =, p a. isa
saaiHs fr issa l,.la ssfssi.0I ss.ilala
.s tan.'a.a f. AZ sHfHa sf3 e. - -
.h sa.ife iiauesialn ls a'araina ssa
Sus hsnuia ln laHas.ia ds ih -s.afa
f3ta. ,sua,ls -.'etlas fsa i.sl.s b..
s'-isa... a'g Sut ui.e ,is-ssi, - = ~ g.
les'a,s q, isei fs,rnurai .a Manien.
un.ft nia saassi'sas'isH inalsgs'ilaien
o. i'iasail irl ,ls'-ssiIi" ia IA ~aFra g..
Iallac 'gur iu Is'sat s,slsr u; "fo
Cry 81. ''yaa 'Hi. amigtss ic Slaaug
fs'ia -al s,fmrat~r ~. ,,ll,ss. - 80 v~l
e"fs frr mmt. -, iie ha iuninlcsfa
an a..l-r uag'a lal ,og au. spiaus.,.
-. han ni.m"sia un cinaadan,s~ sls.e
l,n..s A, la ,quH4 ,ir Washington: tefs,.
e"m" a. g." e-sero ~n laiu>. que sera
mi tacza mi aPoyo I.ihrsse de- una
icnfaiita dr aS''sinaio ri pasar par
Haiim"rr. iama ga 4 IA MARI" po-
Session Del Ip'icr Eir"mira varias d.,
"a ias del ESiad". Il -i,.Isii" "Scas,.
y de>organizado irailonn> l,ar tola>
parties la Cimaras diviii,las y Ia
nIinidn laihlica vacilante: lero anuu.
Coniinia cn Ia pag ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-12
Prirnera vista
del Pie. Wilson
al Capitoho
FIRMARA LOS ULTIMoS PRoYEc.
ToS DE LEY ANTES DE ToMAR
POSSESSION MR.. HARDING.

Washington-E presidente Wilson
ha anmciado que ira al Executive del
Capitolio en- Ia mahana del 4 de mar
20, para firmar los proyectos de ley
pendientes dc su aprobaci6n, pasados
on las tiltimas horas de Ia Leglslatu,
ia pasada, y que no podran ser ley
hasta que no sean sancionados por 81
ante el Congrcso en- pleno. Sera esta
su primera vista al Capltolio desde
hace dos aiios cn que ha estado en-
fcrmo.
De 81 el Presidente acompaiiara al
presidente entrante al Capitolio, es
cosa que 10 decidira este, fue la res
puesta dada por Mr.. Wilson El Pre-.
sldente, en- cambip, ha mostrado gran
des deseos de acompaharle; pero ha
anadido que, en- vista de ia incerti-
dumbrc que Sc vislumbra entire 10 que
piensa efectrar ese dfa Mr.. Harding.
q no anuncia por ahora sino que ira
al Capitolio con el solo objeto de po-
ner su flrma los iIitmos proyectos
que estan aguarlardo su sanction.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-12
Entrevlsta con
el Dictator
ruso Lenin
DICE QUE LA DICTADURA soBRE
Ell PRoLETARIADo RUso DU.
RARA 40 ASoS MAS.

Copenhagen, enero S0.-En una re.
ciente entrevista tenida por el celebre
tiictador russo Lenin, con Ia Mission
espafiola de los Socialists democrat
tas peninsulares, Sc expres6 el des-
pota bolchevique en- esta forma
eJamas los rusos supieron nj 10 que
era haIlar de libertad. Nosotros prac
ticamos la dictadura del proletaria'
do en- nombre de la minorfa rusa. por
In sencilla raz6n de que las classes
campesinas de nuestrO pats no han
podido familiarizarse con nuestra
causa nj comprenderla, Y continua,
remos asf hasta que ellos Sc sujeten
a ella.
"Las diflcuItades que Sc nos presen
tan estriban en- que no contamos con
productos industriales con que pagar
los campesinos por los productos
que ellos nos facilitan, por 10 que
tendremos que segulr emltiendo papel
moneda.
"probablcmcnte nuestra dlctadura
no podra tener fin hasta pasados 40
eiios mas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-12
Abraham Lincoln

tluy ssselaaa lss eamaa. aulasa
= rnn las n.aaas~ lula~ ssas.s D..
Taflaes t.lslnaaass - naialhso 81 ni,a
a. les haalsy~ mss rsauass uar ~.
xisaFa IA IliNasaa a. h humnmsama
.Alauhnm lAsHsan ~ mas mdml.
saao snauie mas ah.s yasaa. . ~
vlaa -sfA llcna d. lulllsimas eg,o'
Pgas aae llrn paai-iWn ~ssir
a. nIncha = toaoe las homhfx~ o. -.
aas las EaAss. aae aq,imn a s-~alar
iOs mas clerados pioachos o. Ia gloria.
para t'irn asa nais eh our nacierou
y hien De- Ia humana clss'ic.
NacidO ea Il Tscqacho condado o.
Hardin. keutncks. 81 u de- fcasrm
DE- lsaea. dcsliKAronse Sns primeras
amos an medic de- In pobrcza. Para Po.
der lihrar sn subsisicncia y lalsoraT
por Ia felicidad dc los suyos. ejeri5
en- sn jnvenfnd ioda clase de- oticios.
en- las ticrras del ocstc de Sn pals
al principle condujo un tloi boat en Fl
RIO Mississippi y lucgo Sc dedic6 a
aserrar y cortar MADEIRA on has cerca.
MAS dc Illinois.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-12
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Sansirnon muere
en- un oombate
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In Dublin 50 ha eslebrado una rsuni6n
para negar todo eOneurso . 4 implAa-
taei6n de Ia Ausonomia.
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MELILLA, febrero l2.-En las
eercanias de Beigorget. los moros
que cayeron en- una numerosa ava
lancha sobre una patrulla espahola
que iba realizando trabajos de explo-
racion, mataron al teniente Sansimon
cimcuenta soldados del tabor in
digena. El teniente Sansimon lucho
her6icamente contra sus agresores,
dejando sin vida a varios de ellos.
La noticia ha producido triste i'm
preston en- los circulos militares, aun-
que este Sc considera un accidente en-
la lucha, porque el teniente Sansimon
era muy popular.
TOLEDO, febrero 12.-Un voraz in
cendio destruyo aver el palacio del
Gobierno Civil, averiandc sacramento
la famosisima iglesia de San Juan
Bautista que encierra innumerables
tesoros artisticos, algunos de los
cuales han sido destruidos por el fue-
go. Gracias a la prontitud con que
acudieron a sofocar el incendio los
alumnos de la escuela militar que
prestaron una eficaz ayuda los bom-
beros, no quedo totalmente destrui-
do el hermoso temple q. esta cataloga-
do entire los monumentos nacionales.
DUBLIN, febrero l2.-Se ha cele-
brado un mitin baio los auspicios de
la Liga del Dominic al que asistieron
delegados de diferentes cdndados ir-
landeses. Ell acuerdo tornado fue el
de no apoyar el gobierno autonomo
que Inglaterra quiere imponer en- la
Irlanda meridional. La Independent
cia la muerte, es el grito.