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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
CROWN FORCES RAID
SINN FEM QUARTERS
Tons Of Literature Seized in
in City Of Dublin.

Dublin. - The headquarters of
the Sim Fem propaganda depart
ment, at IL Wordsworth street,
was raided by police auxiliarles, who
effected what was officially described
as the largest capture of seditious lit
erature yet made in Ireland Several
tons of files, books and other docu-
mentary matter were removed In the
lorries of the raiders.
The office equipment of the head
uarters was most elaborate. The de-
partment had numerous divisions, one
of which dealt with propaganda in
foreign countries, including Italy,
Francesand Spain, according to the Of
fetal reports of the raid. Files of let
tiers, addressed to Sim Fem agents
and others in these countries, were
seized. All the leading British news
papers were on file at the department
and scores of volumes of clippings and
circular letters addressed to members
of the house of commons also were
seized.
Among the documents taken, it was
announced, was the latest decree of
the Irish Republican parliament pro-
claiming a boycott upon British agri-
cultural machinery.
The Irish bulletin was issued from
this office, but its appearance else
where is expected. None of the mem
bers of the staff was found on the
premises.
Reports made to the authorities in
connection with the capture of the
large quantity of arms, and ammuni-
ton found by government forces in
Dublin last Friday, said to have been
the greatest quantity of such material
so far taken, show that the arms and
munitions were landed on the coast
Of Kerry in fish barrels a few days
previously. They were then sent TO
Sligo, partly by train and partly on
motor cars, reaching there Tuesday
night and arriving in Dublin the next
morning. The bombs and shells were
packed in boxes and addressed to an
English firm, well known bicycle man
ufacturers.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
Bullets Miss Motormen.

Altoona, Pa. - Shots were fired
at three trolley cars, two near
Hollidaysburg and one near Juniata
by unknown persons. The first shot
missed the mark, but the second ball
struck the framework of the roof
The Juniata bullet shattered the
plate glass in the left-hand door
passed across the platform and
through the frame of the right-hand
door, missing Motorman r. c. Mays
Tie police are investigating.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
PLAYED TAG WITH BULL
Cowboy Uses Tree as Barricade Until
Finally Rescued.


Cascade, la. - Playing Tag with
an Infatuated bull aroml a stur-
dy oak until rescued by fellow
workers was the experience of Albert
Monaghan, cattle roundup man, en-
ployed on the grazing ranch of Frank
Curran.
Rurran, two years ago, stocked a
stretch of timberland, and until the
herd was sold last week, it had not
been molested by man. The semi
wild bovine knocked Monaghan from
his horse during the roundup, and he
sought refuge behind tree, which
the animal charged repeatedly, each
time being outmaneuvered by the
agile cowboy, who managed continu-
ally to keep the tree between them.
He was rescued in an exhausted con-
dition after having successfully dodg-
ed the bulls onslaughts for long
time.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
MALE HELP WANTED

GET BUSY. Keep busy. Is your
job unsafe? Is it permanent? You
want a lifelong business. You can get
into such business selling more than
1877 Watkins Products direct to farm
ers if you own an auto or team or can
getone; if you are under so and can
givebond with personal securities. We
back you with big selling helps. so
years in business, 20,000,000 users of
our products. Write for information
where you can get territory. J. R.
Watkins Co., Department c, Winona,
MINI.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
Gen. Wood to Quit Army.

Philadelphia. Major General
Leonard Wood will retire from
active service in the army to become
the head of the University of Pennsyl-
vania after he returns from the Philip
pines, 1t was learned at Washington
The general notified Secretary Of War
Weeks that If he was nominated for
the university post, as he was Monday
right, he would desire to go on the
retired list as soon as he had COM
pleted his mission in the far east.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
Old Veteran Coughs Up Bullet.

Ianett, Ala. w. v. Meadows,
IS years Of age, Of this place,
veteran OF the ciyf1 war, and shot in
the eye at the battle of vicksburg,
July /, 1868, coughed out tie bullet
and is in his usual gool health, despite
the fact that he had carried the slug
weighing approximately one ounce in
his head for fifty-eight years. Mr..
Meadows was a member of Company
G, thirty-seve, tn Alahlma Infantry.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
Dies After Being Hit by crombar.

Allentown, Pa. - Edwin Snyder,
AZ years old, car inspector on
the Central Railroad of New Jer.
sey, died at the Allentown hospital.
Last Friday two car repairmen, Rob.
ert Anderson and W. A. Keck, were
amusing themselves by throwing a
crowbar at each other AS Anderson
hurled 1t at Keck the latter lodged
and the heavy bar struck Snyder's
head, fracturing his skull.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
TEAR DOWN BRITISH FLAG
TranpIed in Street by Men Watching
O'CalIaghan Parade.

Boston. A British flag fly
ing with the Stars and Stripes from
a window at the Clarendon street
home of DR.. Maynard Ladd, formerly
a major in the American Red Cross,
was torn down and trampled in the
street by some men who had been
watching parade in honor of Lord
Mayor O'Cailaghan, of Cork, Ireland.
Neighbors rescued the flag and took
it in to DR.. Ladd
He went to the door, holding the
flag and asked that those responsible
for the incident make themselves
known. No one responded and he
aailed the flag back in its place. Po-
ice dispersed the crowd without max
ing any arrests.
DIR. Laid said the flags had been
flying together for several months.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
Einaerprint Whole Town.

Cleveland. = Every resident OF
Parma Village, south of here,
where two school teachers were slain,
February 18th, by an unidentified per,
son, will be fngerprinted in an effort
to get prints that compare with one
in blood found on text books carried
by the slain woman. Three deputy
sheriffs have been sent to the village
to check up ON all residents by the
fingerprint method.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
cloverdaIe citizens Foil Robbers.

CIoverdale, Pa. Three would
be robbers piled up about $4,000
worth of merchandise in the store
Of the Mutual Supply. company
here and were preparing to haul it
away when score Of citizens stopped
them, according to police reports
Shortly afterward the men were
turned over to county detectives and
held for investigation.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
Kills Himself in Test.

Sayre. Pa. - The body of Ed
ward f. Seibel was founG suspend
ed by three ropes in the upper part
of barn near his home. There was
a rope around each foot and the third
rope was twice wound around his
neck.
Friends say he had been testing a
physical training device and that
death was accidental rather than sui
cidal.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
Oldest Methodist is 1o7.

Bloomington, III. = The worlds
Oldest Methodist, Mrs. Mary Pot
ter, of Dwight, ILL.,, has just cele-
brated her 107th birthday anniver-
sary. She was born in Essex county,
New York, in 1914, and came to Illi-
nois soon afterwards. Her neighbors
then were principally Indians.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
See Back to Farm Movement.

Sunbury, Pa. That there is
a steady movement back to the
farm in Northumberland Is shown
by the deeds filed in the office of Re,
corder Carr, where farm deeds have
been entered the buyer in each in
stance being man from one Of the
boroughs.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
Observation-Disclosures

Sistersville and Belington were both
slow in the first half, but both came
back with considerable speed in the
last lap. Both did some good shoot
ing in which Beington seemed to have
the edge. Right dropped in brace
of nice ones in the second half. Land
played best for Sistersville. Belington
won out. Lineup:
Sistersville 16 Belington 10
Spriger Jefferles
Land Right
forwards
Tenney Street
center
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
illness Leaves Wilson Weak.

Washington. - Former President
Woodrow Wilson was described by
his physician, Rear Admiral Cary T.
Grayson, as little weak as q result
of an acute attack of Indigestion, but
otherwise apparently recovered from
the attach
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31

4 ]. B. Exline was at Clarksburg over
Sunday with his neice, Mrs. Lana Carr
from Atwater, Ohio, who is taking
treatment of DR.. Kelley at the former
city.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
MIsHAP IN GAME FATAL
Pointed Stick Forces Bones Above
Nose Into Small Boys Brain.

"oInteu STICK Forces boHeS NUuVe
Nose Into Small Boys Brain.
Shamokin. Pa. John, the g.
rear-old son Of William Kiefer, of
iowen City, died at the Shamokin
State Hospital from injuries received
an unusual manner
The boy was playing a game with
companion when pointed stick
struck him over the nose. 1t was
.hought that only an eyeball had been
injured, but surgeons found the nasal
bones had been fractured, one OF
which punctured the brain and caus-
ed meningitis before an operation
could be performed. He died less than
Melve hours after the accident.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31
Standardization

Bad shooting was the feature
of the Shinnston-B elington game
Neither team seemed to be able to find
the basket at any time The pass
work was fairly good in some parts of
the game. Street of Belington shot
a pretty field goal in the first of the
last half, but could not find the bas-
ket at all. They closed with a score
Of 1913, with Belington on the long
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31

Cardinal Gibbons, the Archbishop #
Baltimore, was the primate of the
Catholic Hierarchy in America and
was one of the seniors of the Sacred
College of Rome. He was one of the
most widely known churchmen in the
country.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Gamer were in
Fairmont Easter Sunday. ~
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Portor Taylor resigned his position
as the C. E. President at the U. B.
Church last Sunday night. He has
been a leader of the young peoples
service for 5 years. Sorry to lose him
as our C. E. President, but trust he
will be as faithful in other church
work that he may be called upon to
do as he has in the pasta member.
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THIRD PRELIMINARIES
Court No. 2
TRIBUNALS

One Single Court
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
generosanente.

Miss M. A. Davis. dc Omaha, Nebras-
ka. quien hace POGO regrcso su pals
de una tournee por tierras de Oriente,
y que ha referido un incidente que lie
ocurrio mientras desembarcaba en- Ko.
rea. Sin pasaporte alguno que La
identificara, pues lie habia prestado el
suyo unos amigos que iban a per-
der Ell tren. que habria de conducirles
a Seul, Miss Davis fue arrestada pOr
las autoridades japonesas, siendo lle-
yada una estaci6n militar, por Greer
sela espia yankee. Mediante los bue-
nos oficios del Ministro diplomatico
americana en- Korea, fue puesta en- IL
bcrtad por las autoridades, no sin an.
tes jurar su identidad y sus fines al
visitar aquella region que esta bajo
el protectorado del Jap6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
Ell puerto limpio

Eemcntos del comercio Y Compa-
iIfas navielas de csta ciudad estan
tratando de obtencr una suspension
del cstado Official de puerto sucio'
en- San Juan y sc han celebrado diver
sas conferencias con las autoridades
sanitarias. Los Sres. f. Rodriguez, de
Sobiin0s de l2quierdo; Carlos Conde,
de la Red ID" Line; c. Suarez de
Sues. de l.. Eillamil; f. Moreno, ell
Comisionado de Seryicio PGblico de
San Juan, Sr. Travieso. el Sr. Lee Y
el Comisionado &c Sanidad, DR.. Ruiz
Sole:. estin tratando del asuntO que
reviste gran inter6s para los negocios
y el scrvicio de pasajeros ell la Isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
Para Nueva York

Para fines del presente pes, Sc in
forma que embarca para los Estados
Unidos el conocilO joven L. yalientc
del Royal Bank, y gcneralmente esti.
mado en- los cfrculos sociales de esta
ciudad
Sus amigos HerminiO MADEIRA, Lcdo
Siaca, Lcdo. Quiilones y Acosta, estdn
tratando dc comprobar ST entire los
prop6sitos de su viajc esta ell de ir ha.
ciendo los preparativos para realizar
plausibles anhelos, que ha de hacer
hermosamcntc tangibles, Ii distingui.
da damita dc los oios claros del aris.
tocratico "Miramar'.
BrOmeando Sc vive Sc puede mo-
rir, y In fina Y sutil escaramuZa dc
fiases Ell que Sc habla de correspon-
dencia empurpura un tanto la mo-
rena tcz de la nina de ojos claros, pa
rece que es confirmation de la nota
para ell ''carnct"
Y ahora que los nipones siguen sien-
do de moda, en- tanto ell el Pacffico re-
suenan los cafiones de batir, diremos.
alegremente para los j6venes, que Sc
gun sus amigos, son va prometidos :
BANZAI. 49,!
CroniSt0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
Ell captain del va
por 1Buenos Aires :
Sc cayo al aqua
Tn remolcador cubano
lie saliva dc ser cogido
pOr un tiburon.
tDo nnsra7o ssr7icio cablegraaco Especlal.,

tDe nusFizo ssrvicio cablsgraaco Especially
s HABANA, julio 8.-Anoche el ca
spitan del yapor "Buenos Aires" sur
to en- este puerto, Sc cayo al aqua,
siendo recogido por un remolcador Gu
bano, en- los precisos instantes en- que
un enorme tiburon iba a devorarle. Ell
'capitan fue conducido bordo de su
barco, grayemente, lesionado, donde
permanece de bastante cuidado.
HABANA, julio s. -Cens1rase por
algunos elementos el rhecho de que el
sClero, tolere que los infelices emil
grantees espaholes, que Sc encuentran
sin hogar, duerman en- las escalinatas
~ atrios de las Iglesias, sin abrirles
los temples para darles hospitalidad,
cuando cada dueno de Restaurant ha
adoptado un ndmero proportional de
esos desgraciados, dandoles de conner
gratuitamente y cuando ell publico, en-
la medida de- sus recursos los socorre
generosamente. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
ENLACE MATRIMONIAL

En- IL tarde del microbes spis del
corrientc, c0ntrajeron ratrimonio, Ell
Ia calie Eslava nlimero 104, de la
ciudad de Mobile, Alabama, el dis.
tinsuido caEaliCr0, DR.. Jesse Clover
Turrentine Y la agraciada y culta Sc
iorita Marietta del Carmen Gonzalez
.ASi nos 10 participant. en- atenta es-
qucla, los apreciadOs Sres., de nacio-
naliGad cspalola Y padres dc la con.
ttayente, Don Sebastian Gonzalez y
esposa, en- cuyo hogar Sc Hev6 a ca.
10 el solnmnc acto.
Al agradecer la cOrtcsfa, Ell I'M.
PARCLtL de%ca para la gentll pare
ia. dfaS muy feliccs en- su allegro nido
de aHorvs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
soy REBELDE Y ORGULLoso

Soy rebelde y orgulloso, porque mi
corazon puro y serene no Sc inclina
ante el poderoso de espiritu ruin y
cinico.
Soy rebelde y orguloso, porque no
me humillo ante los directories de re.
vistas para mendigar la publication
de mis- versos, como 10 hacen mu-
chos.
Soy rebelde y orguloso, porque no
me acojo las comedias irrisorias de
nuestra sociedad Y siento una antipa-
tia inmensa por este siglo Xxx de ga
solina y carniceros. :.
Soy rebelde y orgulloso, porque des-
precio a csos seres que tienen las ar
cas- repletas de orc y Ell cambio ell cora
zon vacios de piedad y emociones. :.
Soy rebelde y orgulloso, porque al
oro del mundo prefero el ORC del ta-
lento, y vale mas para mi, un men,
digo sabio, que un burgues adinera-
do...
Soy rebelde y orgulloso, porque creo
que 10 tnico que debe vivirse inten-
samente en- la vida es el Arte...
Jose Joaquin Ribera.
San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
POI buGD Canine

Una sociedad benefca de damas es-
tablecida en- Ponce, con ell bello sig
inificatiyo nombre dc Aurora, ha orga-
nizado un Certamen en- el que Sc pre-
mlaran dos estudios sociales de ac-
tualidad sobre Isl la mujer portorri-
quena debe o no intervenir en- ell 60
bierno de su pais". Asi establece su
torneo con entera libertad, para COMO
Ger ell pro y ell contra de esta cues
tion magma que interesa al mundo en-
tero, y ofrece premios iguales para ell
que mejor defenda cada una de las
dos opiniones. Es ell modo mas JUS
to, respetuoso y ecuanime de buscar
la verdad, oyendo a la vez las dos OPT
niones en- iguales condolences y sin
prejuicios, las dos parties contendien-
tes.
Ell programa redactado impreso con
primor, esta suscrito por la Sra. dofa
Ines Barnes de Tavarez y por la Srta
Mireya Malaret y TIC, presidenta Y
secretaria del Capftulo Aurora, res
pectivamente.
Ell IMPARCIAL publica en- SUI opor
tunidad el programa dc tan juicioso
proyecto contribuyendo de esta ma
nera su realization. La contienda
est$ planteada en- todo ell mundo civil
lizado, y su resolution es de las mas
interesantes Y trascendentales de la
humanidad. Por fortuna, ella no cs
de la indole de las que Sc resuelven
por las armas, sino por ell pensamien-
to y la razon.
Puerto Rico, en- donde brilla y fecun
da tambien ell sol de la cultura social,
no podia permanecer indiferente es
ia question culminante de nuestra epc-
ca, y parecian indicados Ponce Y su'
Capitulo Aurora para el primer tor
neo de campo alberto neutral ante
los mantenedores de una v de ctra
opinion.
Para el Sc invita- indistintamente a
las mujeres naturales de Puerto Rico
o aquf residences, y los premios de
una y otra parte seran iguales, asi en-
la recompensa material como en- la de
honor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
CONSULADO DE ESPANA EN- SAN
JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
AvISO

Por ell presente Sc cita emplaza a
los espanoles, cuyos nombres v ape
llidos van a continuation, para que Sc
presenter en- la Cancillerfa del Consu-
lado de Espana en- este puerto, calle
Tetudn No. 60 y 62 (Tobacco Palace)
cualquier dfa habil de II a II de La
maiiana para enterarles de asuntos
que les interesans
Senores: Lope Hormazabal Tejera,
Rafael Garcia y Cerame, Enrique Fer
nandcz Garcia, Augusto Tarazona Clio.
ria, Aurelio Puig Cassalaetta, Ricardo
Wales Llenes, Juan Francisco Bias
Palacio, Antonio Gambia Cardenas '
Jose Mtndcz Fernandez,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
CON Ell DIRECTOR DE SANDAL
MARTINA

Varios comerciantes de esta ciudad
Sc evistaron aver con ell Jefe de Sa-
nidad Martina, DR.. Pedro del Vale,
para tratar del importante asunto de
Id fumigaci6n de las provisiones que
SO reciben de Espaiia que en.la for
ma que Sc realiza ocasiona. grandes
perjuicios al comercio y como conse-
cuencia al consumidor. ~
I'll asunto, segin informes, merece
la mas cuidadosa atenci6n del EXPIRE
sado funcionario. Proba blemente sera
tratado por las autoridades de Was
hington.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
Como 81 fuese POGO.
UNA CARTA DE LOS SREs. CADIER
NO HERMANOS

San Juan. +. r. julio 3, 1921
Sr. Director tie Ell IMPARCIAL
San Juan, +. II.
Distinguido amigo uuestro:
Ademds de la fum:gaci6n inadecua-
da que Sc someten las patatas y
las cebollas de procedcncia espaIola.
y la censurable lentitud con que So
efectda la descarga de los lanchones.
y el dcspacho de Aduana, estan recar-
gadas tambien por la tarifa de Elmer
gencia. a derechos dobles, sea las
cebollas 40 centavos ell bushel de 81
libras cuando antes pagaban 90 centa-
vos y 25 ccntayos ell bushel de pata-
tas cuando antes entraMn libres de
derechos.
Pero pesar de todo, las patatas Y
las cebollas espa1olas son de calidad
tan excelente que con fumigaci6n O
sin ella, el consumilor las preficrc
adn a precio mas alto que las de otras
proccdencias.
lie rogamOs, Sr. Director, poner es.
te apendice al artfculo publicado aver
en- Ell IMPARCIAL, bajo el epfgrafe
10 ancho 10 estrecho', felicitando
efusivamente a su autor, y alentando.
le para que no desmayc en- csa labor
saneadora patri6tica.
De I'd. con toda consideration !
afecto,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
Ell e;;ercito cubano
ceIebra una gran
revista l1lilitar
Prcsencia el desfile el
general cspanol Ber-
Inildcz dc Castro.

< t..,s naestra sarviclo cablegrafco EspeciaD
H-A1,ANA, Julio 8.-Ayer celcbrose
en-. q Campamento Columbia, de esta
capital, una gran revista lnilitar, que
fue organizada por el General Castillo
y cl Sccretario de la Guerra Duany,
en- honor del heroico General del Eier-
cito Espanol Bermudez de Castro,
quien, tomo parte en- las operaciones
militares durante la revolucion cuba
ma y que forna parte de la Embajada
Extraordinaria que Sc dirige a las
fiestas del Centenario de- la Indepen-
dencia del Peru. Ell bizarre Official es-
panol quedo altamente entusiasmado
del aspecto y de la marcialidad de las
tropas de Cuba, especialmente en- sus
maniobfas ejecutadas con las seecio-
nes de ametralladoras, entire cuyos je-
fes encontro a muchos que pelearon
contra el en- la Guerra de la Indepen-
deneia, los crales Sc lie acercaron, pa
sado el desfile, para abrazarle frater-
nalmente, en- medic de un nutrido
APPLAUSE " vivas lanzados por la null
titud que presencio Ell espectaculo y
que Sc emociono ante aquel rasgo de
confraternidad externado por los BIZ
zaros heroes, enemigos accidentales
aver y hoy hermanos por la raza, la
tradicion v el idionla. Los oficiales
cubanos obseqniaron al General Ber-
mudez de Castro con un esplendido
luch en- el Club Militar y pasado es-
te, el ilustre nnilitar espaiiol deposito
una hermosa corona de sienprevivas
sobre la base del nonumento del &C.
neral cubano don Alexandra Rodriguez,
diciendo, en- un sentido discurso, que
habia sido el adversario que mas es-
tiin6 durante la pasada contienda re-.
volucionaria por su nobleza y bizarria,
por haber sido ell mas temible
y a la par el mas noble con que
Il Sc enfrent6 en- aquelIa lamentable
jornada, llegando su caballerosidad al
extreme de que pasada una batalla,
le devolvia, aballerosamente. los pri-
sioneros que cafan en- sus manos. Ell
General Bermudez de Castro fue acla-
lnado por 81 pueblo cubano, de una
manera frenetica v delirante.
HABANA, Julio Sci Secretario
dc la Gobernaci6n de la Republica,
reunio hoy los Presidentes de las dis
tintas Sociedades Espaholas de esta
.ciudad, para cainbiar impresiones y
tolnar acuerdos tendencies aliviar la
horrible situacion por que atraviesan
los emigrantes espaholes en- la Isla.
Ell Presidente de la nacion, DR.. Ia
vas, sc proponc asi mismo ayudar a
dichos ennigrantes pecuniariamente,
para corltribuir a que cesc tanta mi
seria que Sc ha desarrollado de ma
nera penosa entire los peninsulares
que andan sin trabajo y padeciendo
miles de calatnidatles por toda la ciu-
dad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08

La atrayente Princesa Saphieha, es-
posa del Ministro diplomatico dc Po-
lonia en- Inglaterra, Principe Jean Sa-
phieha. Ell Principe es muy conocido
en- los Estados Unidos, dcnde vivi6
muchOs afios. De ALI sali6 para su
pals POGO antes de estallar Ia gran
guerra mundial, y mientras Sc halla-
ba en- Inglaterra fue arrestado y lle-
vado como prisionero a un campo de
reconcentracion, pues entOnces tenia
el cargo de Chamberlain del Empera-
dor Francisco Jose de Austria, estan-
do EN- la lista de las reserves austria
cas-. Pero mas tarde las autoridades
inglesas lie pusieron en- libertad bajo
palabra.