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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20
Aspeotos Portugueses
LA PRENSA DE aLlSBOA

timos tiempos monarquicos, oblig6 la
Prensa a definir claramente sus posi-.
clones. Surgi6 la lucha de los disiden-
ties, los rebeldes, los heteredoXos y los
enemigos del Rey, Y aquellos diarios
glaciales, almacenes de anecdotas J
efemerides, Y esos otros, fanfarrones =
circunspectos, con un catalogo de no
Iticias o sus declamatorios artfculos dc
fondo, fuerOn sustitufdos por publica
clones. varoniles, energicas v audaces
Ell alejamiento del Trono de jose
Maria Alpoim, tantas veces ministro
di6 origen 0 DiG. Al mismo tempo
la clara inteligencia de Emilio Nava
rro abrfa pujantes GAUGES Os NOUi
dddes;; C0rreir0 dG Noite, recogfa poi
aQuellos dfas la crftica aguda Y sarcas
tica de Santos Junior. 0 Pdis era en-
tonces ell 0rganO de los avanZadOs; Jo
Sc Agostinho 10 compare a La Linter,
ma, de Rochefort.
o Liberal, 0 Portugal, la primitive
Epocd Y algunos de los actuales va ci
tados, cOmpletaban en- 1908 ell frente
de batalla, tenaz, valiente y victOriosa
mente defendido por Silva Graca, AL
fredo da Cunha, Augusta de Castro
Joao do Menezes, Franco Borges, Ma
galhaes Lima. Abel Botelhe, Meira {
Sousa, Ceferino Candida.
La consolidation de la Republics
'ocasion6 una rapida evoluci6n de la
.Prensa diaria.
\ En- la actualidad hay algunOs peri6.
'dicos que solo cuentan I'm afio de vida
DiaaiO de Lisbod, de creaci6n Y fac
tura modernas, donde resplandece el
reffnado gusto de Joaquin MansO; Co.
Teiro dG MdIihd. del leal monarquico
Anfbal Soares; A ImpresG LiUre, 6rga-
no de los libertarios; A Imprcsd dd
Uaaha. fiscal infieXible v certero.
Con menos de seis ailos 1iguran el
cat6lico. A EpOcq. serio, austero Y re-
fieXiyo, con la moderada ponderaci6n
de Fernando de Sollsa O Tempo, vio-
leHto en- sus ataqneS. bajo la direction
de Simao do LahOreiro: 4 0piHG0 con
el miniSterialiSmu toerante Y liberal
de Carlos Faro: / UORdiYH{a. de Al
berto MonsaraZ. portavoz del grupo in
tegralista; 4 Bdtdlhd, representante
de la Confederation General del Traba-
jo; A SitudcdO, fundado por Sidoneo
Paez Y dirigido por Feliciano da Cos
ta; O Radical, republicano con la fran
ca independencia de su gerente, Angus
to Marques, Y su director, Nogueira
Junior; A Mania, tambbien indepen-
diente, bajo la autoridad de Mayer
Garcao Y Luis Derouet; A PdtriG, re-
velador del cello patri6tico de Nuno
Simoes.
Son los mas antiques, Y por ESQ los
mas s0lidos, los va nombrados. 0 Mum
do, incansable en- la lucha, felfz en- las
acometidas, siempre alerta y en- guar
dia, como 81 ell espfritu belico del Al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20
DUELo EN- LOLA
Can6vanas, 20 Die. 21.
Ell IMPARCIAL,

Canovanas, 20 Die. 21.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. R.
Dona Josefa Albandoz, esposa de mi
noble querido amigo Luis Hernaiz,
fallecio anoche en- Santurce. Lola de
luto. La queridisima DANA fenecida,
todo bondad, .derramaba Ell bien ma
nos llenas. Pueblo consternado y iris
te aguarda cadayer noble DANA que
sera puesto capilla ardiente, para rem
dirle tribute de carino y homemade
duelo.
Antonio J. Sanchez,
Corresponsal.
Ell IMPARCIAL hace suyas las
frases de su corresponsal en- Canova-
mas y reitera el pesame al desconsola-
do viudo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20

La proximidad de las alegres Pas
cuas pone aouf como en- el resto de
Ia isla. I'M sello de espectaci6n regoci-
jada y afnabie. sobre todo entire los
nrifios.. En- las escuelas Sc oye ahora
con 1nucha frecuencia el canto de es-
peranza de los regalos de Nayidad. v
el paso generoso v auerido de los Re-
YES Magos:
sLlegan de noche con gran. cautela,
En- el Asilo de ciegos Sc ha forma-
do una lista originalfsima. dictada Dor
los mismos nifios privados de la Wis
|ta. de 10 que desean que les regalen
lbs v;aieros naister;osos nue adoraron
pobres nii,as cieeas desea que lie re-
galen una Gaia de polvos: otra un YES
lido, blanco y roio. otra unas .medias
color de rosa; otra unos pendientes
de coral: uno de los niios,, ciego de
nacimiento, pero con aficiones de eba-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20

En- los circulos sociales. de. Paris Sc
dice que eI Embaiador americana
Myron +. Herrick contraera pronto
matrimonio con Anne Morgan. ,Aun
cuando ambos han negado la version,
bien Sc sabe que va estan hechos to-
dos los preparatiyos para la boda. Mr..
Herrick hace un ano que enviud6. Miss
Morgan es hija del que fu9 uno de los
hiillonarios samericanos mas conocidos
y II, universalmente. n,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20
AV o
Consulado de Espana en- San Juan de-
Z Puerto Rico.
seda romano.

Sc llama Doha Andrea Perez y
Rodriguez, esposa de Don Jose Maria
Rodriguez y Martin, natural del pue-
bio de Tijarafe (Islas Canarias) cuyo
paradero Sc dice es actualmente en- IL
Isla de Puerto Rico, para que compa-
rezca en- este Consulado de Espafia
Tobacco Palace) cualquier dia habil
de 10 a IL del mahana con el fin de
comunicarle datos de interes.
San Juan, p. r., Diciembre 1921.
Ernesto Freyre,
Consul de Espafa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20
MICK EY
DE REeREso

De su viaje a Jajome y Ponce regre-
'saron a San Juan, el Secretario par
ticular del Gobernador y la familia de
este. vienen muy satisfechos de las
atenciones de que fueron objeto enlog
puntos que visitaron,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20

fonso Costa anterior la revoluci6n,
Sc hubiera reproducido en- el notable
periodista Carlos Trilho, despues de
perfilarse en- la pluma sagaz de Franco
Borges; A Luctd, ministerial de un
sentido juicioso Y reetilfneo; Repd5li-
ca, igualmente liberal Y discreto, como
es de discreto el talentO de Ribeiro
Carvalho; A VGmguardiG, diario sido-
nista, con toda la fiebre combatiente
de Pedro Muralha, y 0 Secalo Y DiGsJo
de Noticias, las dos mas recias colum-
mas de la Prensa portuguese, con su
admirable organization, sus variadas
" mdltiples ediciones, su profusi6n de
servicios Y su criterio recto, escrupu-
1oso imparcial.
Diario de Noticias, donde aun full
gura la trayectoria trazada pOr el in
signe Eduardo Coelho, razona mas que
cOmenta. En- veZ de censurar los actOS
de los gObernantes, les eXcita al cum
plimientO del deber. En- Paris publica
una edici6n titulada Paris NOticiGs. Il
o Secul0, combate igualmente de una
manera cautelosa. Es el gran peri6dicO
de la mafiana, de la tarde y de la no.
che; ell gran peri6dico de las informa-
clones populares, las estadfsticas y. las
innovaciones. A semejanza del DiGriO,
mas que comentar, ofrece al lector ma
teriales para el comentario.
Por ESQ son los peri6dicos que mas
circular por los trenes, por los tran
Was, por las mesas de los cafes.
&
Recientemente desapareci6 un diario
democratico, A DemOcracia, creadO des-
!pu6s de la revoluci6n, y otro migue-
lista, Didrio do Tdrde, tambien de
corta y esteril vida pdblica.
En- cambio ell partido liberal gober-
nante Sc ha enriquecido con dos 6rga-
nos: !: A Repablica, que sigue la po1fti-
ca personal del actual jefe del Gobier-
no. doctor Graujo, Y A Opinqo, que
obedece las inspiraciones de Fernan-
les Costa.
Tambith ell partido presidencialista,
restos del fullpinante sidonismo,. cuen-
IN con tres diarios Y TN peri6dicO in
termitcnte: 0 impdrcidl.
LIeyan, como he dicho, la voz mo-
ndrquica A Monarquia, A EpOcG y
Co,reiro da Mania. Pero sus fuegos
estan ahora apagados, 0 atenuados,
por 10 menos, en- una rebusa de Sobe-
ramos. Don Miguel, D. Manuel y Ell
ioven don Nuno Duarte, preocupan mas
a los monarquicos, que la possible
restauraci6n del regimen.
La lucha esta empehada, pues, entire
los peri6dicos republicanos, de mas
vigor Y mejor vida, antes de la Repd-
blica que ahora, en- que Sc sienten to-
dos un POGO contagiados del guberna-
mentalismo absorbente Y sedante del
TerreirO do PdcO.
Gil FILLOL.
Lisboa, Sept, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20
A ESCRIBIR

La correspondence para Estados
Jnidos, serd recogida en- el correo
maflana las 3 Y 30 p. m. La con-
duce ell vapor "San Lorenzo"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20

En- estos momentos Sc agita en- esta
.ciudad la, colmena intellectual y hospi-
talaria, para recibir dignamente una
Comision de fifantropos v hombres de
ciencia, que Iegaran aqui en- yisperas
de Navidad, desde los Estados aUnidos,
con objeto de favorecer con sus luces
Y sus recursos ell progreso y desarro-
llo del Asilo de Ciegos. iBien .hagan
los que vienen para aliviar aqui las
desgracias humanas!
Manuel hernandez JuncOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20

NADIA refleja tan fielmente el desaso-
ciego del pueblo portugu6s, como la mo-
yilidad de su prensa diaria. Solo seis
peri0dicos de los veintitantos que Sc
publican en- Lisboa. tienen mas de diez
aiios de eXistencia. Uno de ellos, o JOr-
nal do ComerciO, fundado en- 1853, CO.
mo indica, su tftulo, permanece aiSlado
en- absolute de las luchas polfticas,
Otros tres. Didrio dc Noticids, 0 Seculo
" A Capital con cincuenta Y siete,
cuarenta uno tloce amos, son peri6-
dicos de information. Los unicos con
color polftico, bien detinido, que sub
sistieron al sambio de regimen, son
0 Naado Y 4 Lucia, ambos acredita-
dos en- una guerra sin tregua contra
Ia Monarqufa
;Que quiere decir este, sino que la
agitaci6n political. sus frecuentes cam
bios Y ondulaciones, infiuyen poderosa-
mente en- In vida V funcionamiento de
los peri0dicOS locales?
La Prensa de Lisboa. es fundamen-
talmente polftica. Prensa de combate,
de passion, de pelea dura Y continuada,
fluct1a a merced de los yaivenes de los
partidos Y la Marcia general de los
asuntos p1blicos. Por ESQ tambien su-
fire las alternatives de la contienda
Y crece en- la oposici6n, tanto como
mengua en- ell ministerialismo. 0 Num-
do, por ejemplo, Sc hizo gran peri0dico
en- los sucesos precursores de la Re
pGblica, cuando Sc enardecfa con los
Sangrientos tumultos callejeros ha-
bfa de contestar al fuego de la provo
caci0n monarquica con el entusiasmo
de sus conyicciones republicanas. Sus
dfas mejores fueron aquellos de las ba-
rricadas de Ia r1a de o Nundo, del
asalto la Redacci6n, en- que la gran
esfera luminosa de la fachada Gaia
hecha afiicos .por las balas de Ia Po-
licfa. A Lucia tuvo tambi6n SUI mas
esplendida vida en- las horas tormen-
.tosas de la ''carbonaria'' cuando al
bergaba en- sus oficinas a Te6filo Bra
ga, Alfonso Costa. Dos Refs, ell doctor
Bombarda, Machado dos Santos Y tan
tos otros propulsores del nuevo regi-
men.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20

Murieron los periodicos romanticos...
(romdnticos y Il la vez mercantilistas) +,
IpQrque la information escueta, fria,
desapasionada, sin matices. simplemen-
te. como un inventario cronol6gico que
registra las atlas Y bajas de la actua-
lidad, sin el comentario crftico, tiene
algo de envilecedora Y mercantil.
Muri6 tambien ell periodico dema-
siadoa asesudo, el 6rgano demasiado in
falible; esa especie de horoscope, con
ribetes doctrinales de magisterio, que
tan bien representaba 0 Spectre, de
Sampaio. ell una epoca en- que todas
las energfas del pals semejaban ale
targadas.. s.. \. s..1l.s
Ia eferyaseencia DOlftica de los i'll
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20

Miss Doris Cameron, de New York.
que durante una travesia de Norte-
america a Europa en- ell trasatlantico
George Washington, fu6 'proclama-
tda por los pasajeros como la dana
que mejor vestia bordo. Lucia Miss
Cameron ell dia del concurso una ba-
yadera lujosisima con un turbante de
seda romano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-20
.UN GRAN ExITO DE FERNANDO
sOLER

Ponce, dlclembre II, I9zI.
Perez Losada,
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
FL benefcio de Fernando Soler, cons
ftituy6 la nota artfstica de- Ia semana.
La mas alta sociedad ponceha di6se
cita en- "El Broadway, que estuvo de
bote en- bote. Los Soler fueron aplau-
didisimos.
Corresponsal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
FIND EVIDENCE
OF C0NsPIRA|cY
State Calls Upon Department Of
Justice to Break Up Industrial
~Undorworld" in Chicago.

> Chicago, April 8.-(By United
Press The state Of Illinois call
ed on the United States department
of Justice today to break up the
industrial underworld in connec-
tion with the building industry
here.
Disclosures Of widespread VIOLA
tion Of state and federal laws made
before the legislative investigating
committee led Senator Daley. the
chairman. to send wire to Attor-
ney General Daugherty asking aid.
The attorney general was asked
to break up q condition in Chicago
which is throttling home and CON-
mercial construction"
Vicious practices pointing to a
conspiracy of labor and material
men to rob the public have been
found" said Daley. -
Executive session Of the hearing
was resumed today.
Dailey said several witnesses
would tell Of building graft.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
BURGLAR ALARM
men LOOT BANK
Entire Contents of Safety Vault
Taken at Malden-AllegeS
Thieves Arrested.

Peru, ILL.,, April S.-Two men
who were installing a burglar
alarm in the State bank at Maiden
ILL.,, a few miles from this city, are
under arrest, charged with steal.
ing money, bonds and other securi.
ties from the bank. They gave
their names as Marvin Ietner, Min
neapolis, and A. P. Webster, Ke'
vance, Ill.
Several days ago the bank de-
cided to protect itself from bank
robbery and the two men were en-,
gagged to put in the burglar alarm
While working in the bank, it Is
believed that they took a close OBJ.
servation Of affairs and planned
the robbery.
Late yesterday it was discovered
that the bank had been robbed
officials started an Investigation
and were surprised to find that the
entire contents Of the safety de.
posit vault had been carried away
In view of the freedom allowed
the two men who installed the
burglar alarm system, suspicion
was directed against them
The bank officials were unable
to state how much was taken from
the bank. A large amount has been
recovered and is being checked up
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
HARDING NAMES
COMMITTEE ON
CHINA RELIEF
Famine Fund To Be
Raised BY Prominent
Folk Of State.

Chicago. April S.-The Illinois
committee for the China famine re-
Lief fund was appointed today by
President Harding. kilograms
from the White house named the
following:
Z. Charles Hutchfson, Eames Nc
veagh, Patrick H. O'Donnell, Mrs.
Kellogg Fairbanks, James Simpson.
Mary Waller, Louis F. Swift, Vic
tor Lawson, R. C.. Mccormick, Gov
ernor Len Small. John S. Miller,
William Wrigley. Jr., Harold Nc
Cormick, Rev. Abraham Hirschberg,
Joseph R.. Noel. Rt. Rev. Charles
P. Anderson. D. D.. Protestant
Episcopal bishop Of Chicago, and
Mrs. B. F. Langworthy.
The presidents communication
follows:
Referring to my recent state
ment urging the cooperation of our
citizens in rendering assistance to
Chinese afflicted with the distress
ing conditions Of famine, / am TAX
ing the liberty of asking YOU to
act as . member Of a countryw wide
citizens committee. which was first
organizedlast December, and which
under the craftsmanship of Thomas
W. Lamont Of New York, has al
ready been conducting success
full campaign for several months.
II am sure that the weight which
your name and influence would
lend to this noble cause would be
Of distinct service"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
ADJOURN MEET
At CHAMP A|GN
State Convention Of Woodmen Oi
the World Elects New Officers
and Delegates.

Champaign, ILL.,. April S.-The
state convention Of Woodmen Of
the World adjourned this after
noon without having made any rad
ical changes in the governing rules.
Officers were elected as follows:
William Mooney, Chicago, head
consul.
o. ]. Serbian, Chicago. head ad-
wiser.
A. E. Boprgea, Chicago, head
banker.
R. C. Longwell, Chicago. head
clerk
NJ. ]. Weiland, Chicago, head
escort.
]. H. Read, Chicago, head watch
man.
Lee Rutledge, Springfield. head
sentry,
]. H. Davis. Cairo; W. R. Todd,
Herrin; Adam Bower, Chicago;
Robert Salerno, Chicago, and ].
Eistein, Chicago, board of mana
gers.
N. T. Swanson, Chicago, and y.
]. Hendricks, Champaign, delegates
to sovereign camp.
The 1922 convention city will be
selected by the officials.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
SAY CEER MADE
SUGGESTIONS TO
DEFAME UNIONS
Authenticity of Note
Before Railway
Board.

Chicago, April S.-The authentic
ity Of letter signed l. w. Geer,
general manager of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad at St. Louis, In
which was suggested defamation
Of all labor organizations il neces-
sary," to obtain certain informa-
Ition, can be substantiated by wit
nesses, labor representatives de-
clared before the railroad labor
board here today.
The board was asked to call
these witnesses, including Mr..
Geer, to clear up the matter at
once.
A copy Of this letter was recently
introduced by the labor side in their
testimony on the general rules
hearing now in progress.
When it was introduced E. F.
Whittier, chairman of the conference
committee OF the railroad stated
that Mr.. Geer, in conversation
with him denied knowledge of such
letter and Whittier demanded prool
Of its authenticity.
Mr.. Whittier said today that it wa,
"a trifle to bring before the board
but that the imputation concerning
a Pennsylvania official was NJ
trifle," and demanded proof, or re
traction at once.
The board said it would take thu
matter under consideration and ad
wise action later.
Frank McManamy continued on
the stand at the convening Of to
days -session, answering question
on points brought out by his testi
mony OF the last two days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
SUPREME COURT
DECIDES CASES
Conviction of Stephens for Aurora
Murder Upheld-Maniatas
Sentenced.

Springfield, ILL.,, April S.-Convic-
ton of Walter Stephens, for the
shooting of Policeman Wedemaier,
was upheld for the second time by
the supreme court this morning,
when it denied the convict's petit
ton for a rehearing. William Won
Gundy, indicted with Stephens, for
completely in the. shooting, has not
been captured. ..
Service wit hthe American Ex-
peditionary Force in France, will
not save George Maniatis Of Chi
cago, from serving penitentiary
sentence for the murder Of Joseph
jack. The supreme court denied
him a rehearing this morning
holding that the delay in granting
him a trial, was unavoidable, but
was due to no fault Of Cook county
officials. tr :.
Ellsworth Iliff. Chicago chemist
discoverer of "the secret dicalcium
process" for manufacture Of mona.
calcium phosphate, was this morn
| ing given another chance to prove
his legal right to the use Of his
discovery. The supreme cour1
granted rehearing of its previous
four to three decision, which up.
held the Victor Chemical company's
right to restrain him.
Assessment of taxes against
| E,asx cf ouis rifizona for oupnOr,
of the municipal free bridge Of st
Louis, was upheld by the supreme
court this morning in denying {
rehearing Of the case of People By
County Treasurer Murray, agains
the city Of St Louis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
PRINCESS WILL
VISIT AMERICA
Anastasia Of Greece, Convalescent
2 From Operation, Coming to
Native Heath.

Athens, April iS.-(Associated
Press ss.)-Princess Anastasia, who
is convalescing from her recent
illness, may go to America soon,
and will take special steamer to
New York, If it can be obtained.
1t was originally intended that
she would journey to England for
the purpose Of undergoing a sec
ond operation, but in view of the
fact that Great Britain has not rec
ognized King Constantine it was
feared that the princess husband,
Prince Christopher, might possibly
not be welcome.
= Princess Anastasia. has. refused
to consider making the trip alone,
and is said to be unwilling to leave
her husband. Her recovery is be-
ing retarded by attacks Of nausea.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
LOSE LIVES IN
STREET FIGHT
One Dead and Two Dying From
Wounds Received in Encounter
Resulting From Mistake.

Chicago, April S.-Policeman John
Tracy and Robert Nikisch are be-
lieved to be dying, Matthew Lalich
died early today. and two others
are suffering from wounds received
in a street fight in the South Chi
cago steel mill district late last
night. AS Tracy and Policeman
John l. White, who was wounded
in the hand, met a party OF three
steel workers. quarrel began, it
is said, because the policeman. in
plain clothes. had been crowded off
the sidewalk. The foreigners open
ed fire, and by the time both sides
had emptied their weapons, all had
been wounded. Captain Joseph
Smith of the South Chicago police
station said the three steel work.
ers, not familiar with the English
language, may have thought the
two policemen in plain clothes were
robbers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
FRANCE TO AID
CLAIMS OF U. S.
Attitude Of Harding Administra.
ton ON War Settlement to be
Accepted.

Paris, April s.-(United Press.)
France will support American
claims to a voice in the final set
tlement of. war problems. 1t was
semi-ofiicially announced today.
This support will be particularly
apparent in Americas demand that
she take part in the assignment OF
mandates over former German ter
ritories.
The announcement indicated that
Rene vivianfs mission to the Unit
ed States has resulted in read
jystment of Frances policy toward
America. 1t was believed that the
attitude of the Harding administra-
ton 10 now accepted fully and that
France will cooperate to the fullest
extent. even to foregoing some
rights she might claim under the
League Of Nations covenant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
WEATHER.


Partly cloudy and cooler tonight
and Saturday, with the lowest tenn
perature tonight above freesing.
Highest temperature yesterday,
II; lowest last night. ~. w
Wind velocity at Z .. m, 10 miles
per hour.
Precipitation IN last - hours.
81 inch.
I'm. 7p.m. Tam.
yes.sr. ysster. today
Dry bulb temp. IS 81 4e
Wet bulb tsmp.. .R 50 l5
Rel. humidity. i ~ IS 81
River state. Gl: . rise Of 2 in
Inst n hours.
T River Forecast
Slowly rising stages In the Ms
sissippi will continue from Clinton
to Nuscatine for the next Is hours.
7 e. q. UNGER.
Observer.