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The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION TIC
DETERMINE HEIRSHIP

NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION TO
DETERMINE HEIRsHIP
State OF Coiorado, County Of Delta. co.
In the District Court.
In the matter Of the petition of Marguer.
i!s Lsnah welch for the 1etsrmina,,on n,i' o, o,
ELIZA A. Spuriin, dccearcd-Notice Of Hear
inv az p.'it,"n to pe'rrm'ne Hsirship.
Tho People OF the Stnic OF Coloraoo
To nil persons Interested IN the e.tats o.
Eliza A. Spurlin. deceased, and to all Of the
heirs at law of Elisa A. Spurlin. deceased.
and to Whom II May Conccrn: GREETING !:
ouircd to appear In the above entitled action
brought against you by tho above named
petitioner; Marguerite & Lenah wslch; In o.. the
of Colorado. and to answer the petition
therein In accordance with law. or 3udg-
Sy viii be n
descent and ownership OF the following dos.
cribcd real estate situate in tho County OF
% Lots q, -. ga and "a. of Block of the
o,iglnal piat Of the Town Of Delta also. san the
Miguel County. Colorado to-wit;
The wy NEN and nd the N MEN sWM of Of
W. West ~, Of Il tho 'S.psa n. N. H. N0''"' ""s' ~
which said real estate was formerly owned
By sgs Sn vhS as, 81
D. 1909. leaving no last will and testament.
ard leaving SURVIVING. her as her only heirs
now Cora Crook. That aaid Sarah A. Bar
heirs. Mauds A. Young and pstitioner.
OF .sa as esu.S S.s sssn Sis Sy 'os order Of
is3a. fixed Tor Mondiy. Inc 2iat DAY d
ooUcs Il sss sp.. = eess az nSSs ssa q q o. -.
foss The time = tl.sa e sfsr:said, ysa q
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
Piano For Sale or Rent

We have left on our hands in Delta
a good used piano with duet bench to
match which we will rent for six
months with privilege of buying and
applying the rent. This piano is
right in Delta and can be seen any
time. II interested write quick to
The Knight-Campbell Music Co.,
26-7c Grand Junction. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
Notice

Whereas, E. T. Cummings has
claimed to be connected or associated
with the undersigned in the business
or selling certain real estate.
NOTICE is hereby given; that said
E. T. Cummings is in no way connect
ed with the undersigned in any busi-
ness .1ARRY G. SHAFFER.
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
Do Not Hurry

And leave your work. Buy your
groceries any time between 900 a.
m. and 10000 p. m. Best merchandise
at lowest prices. Peterson & Co.
Depot Store. 14tfc.
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. U. s. Land
Office at Montroac. Colorado, June 2s. 1922.
Notice In hereby given that Wallace w.
Baldwin. of Delta. Colorado. who. on Fcbru-
ary 10, 1919. made Homestead Entry, No.
ol3o65 for Farm Unit III" NEH NEk
Sec. II; lot 1. Section 3. Township BIN.
Range II w. N. NJ. p. Meridian. has filed
to establish claim to the land above des-
oribed. before Milton r. wclch. U. s. Com
missioner, Mt Delta, Colorado on the LIST
day of August, 1922.
Claimant names as Witnesses: John
Sniggs Andrew V. SniHgs. William A.
Wolfe Homer Bryant, all OF Delta. Colo
RADIO.
Non-coaI HENRY j. BAIRD,
Register.
In Uncompahgre Valley Project.
E,iraf nuh Iunn aOth last IulY oS 1922.
The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
Notice

All those who donated canned fruit
to the Hospital Aid last year and all
who will donate this year can get
their empty jars at the Community
Rooms.
The Owosso times., 1922-06-02
BUS BATTLE MAY
RAGE IN OWOSS0
Would Levy License Fee of
$4,000 on Lines Coming
Into City.

OWOSSO, May GA legal battle is
threatened to he the outcome of the
decision rendered by the commission
meeting of last Monday evening that
all motor buses operating from point
without the city to a point within, and
from point within to "a point without
the city. must pay license fee of $50
bus, ..'-
This was acted upon by the commits
sion for the purpose of protecting tho
. city taxi operators.
= Mayor Wright first opposed this move,
claiming there was no ordinance of tho
city that could enforce such an act. At
torney Pond quickly made 1t understood
il could be done through clause added
several years ago to an ordinance for
the protection of the local taxi men al
fair time. the ground lying just beyond
the city limits.
Different transit bus operators declare
they will fight this action to the last.
Wayne Taylor, of the firm of Phillips
& Taylor. bus operators between Flint
and Owosso, is also belived opposed to
the enforcing of such an ordinance This
company has about 10 different ma
chimes under it's operation.
The different bus men say they are
already paying a $50 federal license fee
and this enables them to operate in any
territory in Michigan, whether in the
city or country.
A certain individual said Friday morn
ing that no local taxi man would get
any long distance call on his territory;
also that IL the ordinance was en-
forced he would place a free bus in the
city at fair time to ply between the fair
grounds and the downtown district.
The Owosso times., 1922-06-02
OWOSSO YOUTHS
HAVE JOY RIDE
Row Boats Were Too Slow,
So They Help Themselves
to Milk Truck.

OWOSSO, May 20. - Friday
morning Ernest Barber and Frank
WILDE, both about II, of OWosso,
decided to spend the day in Great
ing crime wave about the town.
First the youthful pair embarked
upon a fishing trip on the bound
less waters of the Shiawassee, in
couple of stoldn rowboats. Drifting
down the stream as far as the 'toss
schoolhouse, and still no fish, 'they
made up their minds to make
landing and Investigate the sur
rounding country.
Coming up to the farm home of
William Freeman, and finding no
one home, they thought little
further investigating would do no
harm, so made search of the out
buildings and found Freeman
milk truck standing in its usual
place near the granary.
With a great deal of boyish de-
termination they succeeded in
starting the Ford. Thinking they
could see a great deal more ct un-
try in a quicker space OF time IN
the truck than they could in the
boats, they started on tour OF a
few surrounding towns.
This, however, proved their
uOWDIdll, lOF dl dpOul o'oV SiOSn
Friday evening the truck developed
engine trouble on w. Oliver st. in
Owosso. Chief Derry, passing by,
- noticed the kids with the truck,
and became suspicious. He asked
them to show their drivers Ii
cense, which they could not do,
and with a few more questions
finally told them to drive to the
police station.
Upon their arrival at police
headquarters they admitted steal
ing the car and also told of steal
ing the boats, but could not tell
whom their plunder belonged to
rightfully.
Both boys were released and told
to appear at headquarters Satur-
day morning.
Through the license Plumbers po-
lice were able to trace the owner
of the truck, and notified Mr.. Free
man of the find. They were un-
able, however, to find the owners
of the two rowboatS
Barber, Saturday morning, was
taken to the Dorcas home, until
authorities have received word
from the Lansing reformatory
which has been notified. Barber,
whose folks live on Favrock alley,
only recently was released from
the Lansing institution through
efforts of his father.
Young WILDER will be sarraigned
before the probate Judge. His par
ents are both local taxi drivers.
The Owosso times., 1922-06-02
d wossO Announces Base Bali
Schedule
(Continued from page y

(CODtlnucu pobN ~
wednesday, July 19.-Ann Arbor
VS.. Community Center. Athletic
Park, $40 p. m.
Thursday, July 20.-Ind. Stove
as. Esteys. Athletic Park, $3.50 p.
Friday, July 1.-Evangelical VS..
Luther Bpnd, Athletic Park $3.50
saturday, July. 22, - woodards
,vs. Owosso Mfg. Co, Athletic Park,
.2:30 p. m.
Monday July 24.-Church of
;Christ VS. Asbury NJ. e., Athletic
Park, $50 p. m. =.
Tuesday, July 25.-Eagles vs.
0Conpors,' Athletic Park, $3.50 p, M
Fourth Round.
wednesday, July 26.-Ind Stove
Go. VS.. Owosso Mfg. Co, Athletic
Park, $50 p. m.
Thursday, July 27.-Church of
Christ VS.. Evangelical, Athletic
Park, $3.50 p. m.
Friday, July 2S,-Ann Arbor VS..
eagles, Athletic Park, $50 p. m.
Saturday, July 29.-Esteys VS..
Woodards, Athletic Park, $3.50 p.
cn.
Monday July 81.-Luther Bund
VS.. Asbury M. E., Athletic Park,
$3.50 p. m.
Tuesday, Aug. Community
Center VS.. Connors, Athletic Park
$50 p. m.
Wednesday. Aug. 2.-Woodards
VS.. Independent Stove, Athletics
Park, $50 p. m.
Thursday, Aug. 3.-Ann Arbor
VS.. Connor, Athletic Park, $3.50 p.
IN.
Friday, Aug. 4.-Asbury M. e.
VS.. Evangelical, Athletic Park, 5 80
-. m.
Saturday, Aug. 5.-Community
Center VS.. Eagles, Athletic Park.
$3.50 p. m.
Monday, Aug. 7.-Esteys VS..
.Owosso Mfg. Co., Athletic Park,
$50 p. m.
Tuesday, Aug. 8. Lutheran
Bund VS.. Church of Christ, Ath-
aetic Park, $50 p. m.
wednesday, Aug. 9.-Commun-
ity Center VS.. Ann Arbor Shops,
Athletic Park, $3.50 p. m.
Thursday, Aug. 10.-Esteys VS..
Independent Stove, Athletic Park,
$3.50 p. m.-~'
Friday, Aug. II. Lutheran
Bunds VS.. Evangelical, Athletic
Park, $40 p. m.
Saturday, Aug. 12.-Owosso Mfg.
Co. VS.. Woodards, Athletic Park,
2:30 p. m.
Monday, Aug. 14.-Asbury M. f.
Church of Christ, Athletic Park.
$3.50 p. m.
Tuesday, Aug. 15.-Connors VS..
Eagles, Athletic Park, $50 p. m.
Season tickets are now on sale.
The executive committee of the
Community service baseball league
placed the admission fee of adults
at csc and children under l5 years
at 16c.
The Owosso times., 1922-06-02
OWOSSO POLICE
ARREST FOUR MEN
Search of Car Revealed
Prizes for Concessions,
Were Released.

OWOSSO, May 26.-Police We'd
nesday received word from Port
Huron that a large car had left
there with four men and IA guam
atty of whisky and were headed
for Jackson. Authorities at Port
Huron believing the runners would
pass through OWosso ordered the
police to, arrest them on sight.
Shortly after the call was re-
-ceived a larger Mercer stopped by
1he National Hotel and developed
engine trouble upon being S arted.
A crowd soon began to gather and
with it n policeman. His sus-
picions were soon aroused because
of tonneau being packed with
straw and seemingly packed with
rather heavy objects.
He piled several questions to
Them and finally asked the driver
eor his license which he did not
nave. The four were then arrest
I'd and with the car being started
were made to drive to the police
station where a search warrant
was gotten out and the car
searched in the presence of not
only a good sized but very curious
crowd.
Here, however, is where the
story changes, for upon a patrol
man burying his hand deep in the
straw to pull out a bottle of the
protested liquid, he soon brought
mis- hand to the surface grasping
a plaster paris lion firmly by the
lleck, the next dive brought forth
y doll.
The four were then released as
IL was found they were delivering
l,sese to different beach conces-
r. 0ns and amusement parks about
the country.
The Owosso times., 1922-06-02

Mrs. Evalion Garaty, 81 years of
age, died at 2 a. m. Tuesday morn
ing in Caledonia township after a
long illness.
The remains were sent to Burt,
Saginaw county, Wednesday morn
ing, where the funeral will be held.
During the electric storm early
Wednesday evening lightning
struck the wires of the First Bap-
tist church and If not for the
timely discovery of a passerby
noticing smoke pouring from an
open window considerable damage
would have been done.
The Owosso times., 1922-06-02

Paul Wesch was stunned early
Wednesday evening by a bolt OF
lightning striking a window jump
ing from there to a nearby bed
setting the bed clothing afire. The
ire, however, was soon extin-
Euished without the calling of the
are department.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
ULTIMA HORA
A las Centrales de
PuertO-RicO.

81 :
Segdn Cable de la PrensA Aso-
ciada de Diciembre Is, la Cen
tral 'Estrella" de Camagiiey,
Cuba, ha sido volada por la ex-
plosi6n de una de las. CALDE-
RAS siendo muchos los danos,
personales v la propiedad, que
ha ocasionado.
Estanos dispuestos a asegu-
rar sus calderas respondiendo
por academies personales y da-
no a la propiedad.
NSer precavido es DON de in
teligencia.
Asegure las CALDERAS de
Sd Central HOY MISMO.
Maryland Casualty Co., os
ofrece sus servicios.
Para Iilformes,
Maryland Casualty CO.,
Costa & Santini,
Agentes Generates.
Victor Braegger. Mag. Ins. Dept.
Nova Scotia Bldg. Bouret Bldg.
Tlefonos: 1282-1560.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
Los bandidos chinos po-l
men en- libertad a los :.
misiOner0s yankees
tDe Nuestro ssrpicio caslss,aaeo,


PEKIN, diciembre 1G.--Ia legaci6n
americana en- esta capital, ha pasado
una COMMUNICATION su gobierno ell
Washington, en- la cual lie informa que
todos los misioneros americanos q. ha-
bfan sido tomados en- rehenes por los
bandidcs' chinos, han sido puestos en-
libertad y conducidos q sus respecti-
vas residencias. Ell ministro america
no inform6 este, solicitud del Presi-
dente Harding, que lie pedfa noticias
de los mencionidos misioneros.
LAUSANNE, diciembre 16.-Por fin,
Turqufa Sc ha decidido aceptar el
principle de las minorfas, impuesto i
las naciones, respetar los derechos de
los nacionales dentro de su territorio
Y fayorecer la petici6n de amnistia
los enemigos; decidi6ndose a la par,
q ingresar en- la Liga de las Naciones.
Su Representative en- la conferencia,
Islned Iasha, asf 10 ha hecho constar
en- plena session, aver.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
El drama de aver
e en- ell Muelle No. 6
coGrDo ENTIRE DOS EMBARcA-
~ CLONES. PHOTO" oUEDA
TRrTURADo.

Cerca de las doce de aver viernes.
frente al Muelle No. 6. Sc registro un
espeluznante espectaculo, al quedar CO.
gido entire la Goleta IN. p. Smith" v
el vapor Governor John Lind, Ell in
dividuo Antonio Fuentes (a) Photo, Ell
cual quedo completamente triturado,
siendo su cuerpo dividido en- pedazos.
FL Vapor John Lind" Sc acercaba al
Muelle No. 6, del Sr. Benitez Rexach,
donde debia descargar, donde Sc en-
contraba atracada la Goleta Smith.
IA cerca el Vapor, Sc dieron ordenes
para coger los 'cabos", 10 que intenta-
ron hacer Antonio Fuente y Luis Qui-
iiones, que en- una yola Sc habia situa-
do al costado de la goleta, pero Ell re-
ferido vapor paso rozando con esta y
cogio en- el centro de la yola. uno de sus
tripulantes, Luis Quinones Sc lanzo al
mar, al advertif Ell peligro y Antonio
Fuentes brinco para alcanzar la borda
de la goleta, 10 que no logro, dando,
por resultado la horrenda mutilacion
del irifortunado.
Luis Quifones luego de haberse Ian
zado al aqua, recibio algunas contu-
stones de caracter leve, de las cuales
fue asistido en- Ell Hospital municipal:
81, compaiero de faena, Antonio Fuen-
tes, ta) Photo. al morir, deja en- la or
fandad a su esposa Isabel E. Miranda.
Las autoridades locales Sc personaron
en- el lugar del desgraciado suceso, y
han procedido a las Investigations
peftinentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
I'm terrible chOq1e de vupOres f'enfe
s::$s.. IS: ala esfQf1lQ de uLjberfQd .::$:=s:
Espaha no fue quien
hundi6 ell ''Maine"
NOTABLE CoNFERENCIA EN- Ell
ATENEo DE MADRID PoR
ANGEL RIvERo.

(De la PrcnSd," dc Ncir York;
MADRID. dicieinbre 6.-Ha side oh.
jeto de numerosos fayorables go
mentarios. ll interesantfsima confe-
rencia pronunciGda en- el Atene0 lie
esta corte por el ilustre literatO pc
diodista portOrriqueiio seiior don An
gel Rivero, quien en- frases cdlidas
elocuentes abOg0 por la estrecha union
e inquebrantable amistad entire Esp;;-
Tia Y las rep1blicas hispanOamerica-
mas, que hahlanlo un. mismO idiOm;.
Y reconociehdo un orfgen ccmun. es-
tan llamadas Il jugar un importan-
tie papel en- ell future por sus enormes
riquezas Y por sus recursos inagota-
bles.
Uno de los puntos mas sslientes de
su conferencia fu6 10 que 81 llam6 la
polftica de reivindicaci6n de Espaila.
referente al hundimiento del acoraza-
do americana Maine. acto en- e eual
esta demostrado que Espaila no tuvO
intervencion alguna, que fu6 ell pre-
texto de los Estados Unidos para la
guerra cen Espana. Ell seior Rivero,
tuvo pdrrsfos magistrates al ccupar-
sc de esta question, manifesto que
va era hora de que Sc siguiera una po-
Utica de franco approximation de
ayuda entre los pueblos que hsblan la
lengua de Cervantes
Durante su conferennia, como al fl
nal de la misma, recibi6 nutiidos
aplausos polr la concurrencia que lie
naba el salon del Ateneo.
Los periodicos de esta corte. comen-
tando; la dissertation del sefior Riyero
Sc muestran conformes con las. .apre-
ciacicmes del brillahte literato porto
rriqueno y aplauden la tendencia lie
enthusiasts hisparoalnericanos que van
a Esp&iia en- viaje de estulios Y al mis-
mo tempo para contribute la;poff<
tica de approximation y de intercam-
bio cultural
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
NOTA De DUELO

\
La dolencia que aquejaba al active
joyen Rafael Ramos, compaginador de
Ell IMPARCIAL, en- el taller de Can
tero, Fernandez y Co., Inc, impuso
una Intervention quirdrgica que SUI
fri6 aver en- Ell Presbiteriano. Falle-
cid por la tarde sin que los esfuer-
zos de Ia ciencia pudieran arrebatarle
sp presa Ia muerte. Era oriundo de
Mayagiiez, inteligente, laborioso y
muy estimado por todos. Ell entie-
FRO Sc efectuara en- la tarde de hoy.
"A los deudos t0dos del que abando-
ma Ia vida, joven esperanzado. nues-
tro mas sentido pesame acompahando-
les en- su duelo y en- Dios descanse Ell
alma del extinto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
Ell PleitO.........
de las Cruces

Corte alberta, relacionados con el plei-
to electoral de San Juan, han quedado
en- receso, interim Sc de fin fotogra-
far las papeletas del Colegio No. 25
que son las que hasta la fecha, los de-
mandantes republicanos desean presen-
tar a la Corte del Primer Distrito, como
evidencia la prueba ofrecida.
La Corte sigue sus trabajos ordina-
RIOS referente celebrar juicios civiles
y por Jurados, mientras que en- la of
Gina privada del Hon. Juez Foote, tam
bien sigue su trabajo, el senior Alfred
S. Osborn, quien en- presencia de los
iabogados de las parties en- litigio, y de 6
u 8 periodistas, enfoca cruces y mas
scruces con su potente camara fotogra-
flea.
Aver de manana, las 9 y media, el
experto senior Osborn dio principle
nuevamente a sus trabajos cienti6cos,
tomando dos y tres fotografias y We
ces mas, a cada una de las papeletas.
Hasta aver viernes las S de Ia tarde,
solamente habia podido obtener los ne
gativos de unas diez siete papeletas.
El tempo lluvioso que Sc ha presenta-
do, no permite adelantar los trabajos
como el Eel experto) desea; ademas, Sc
encuentra con el Inconvenience de q. pa
ra cada tres placas, tiene que sa1ir. en-
el automovil que esta a sus ordenes,
para la galeria del senior Colorado, ST.
tuada en- la calle Allen, este lie oca-
siona una perdida de media hora por
yiaje.
81 senior Osborn, muy reservadamen-
te conserva las inpresiones que haya
podido obtener en- Ell curse de sus ope-
raciones, porque no Sc ha dicho nj una
;palabra al efecto. No dira NADIA, sino
en- Corte alberta, al presentar su in
forme final y pericial.
Este motive, y sobre todo, el tenor
de incurrir en- un desacato, nos prixa
de poder informar mas establishments
a huestros lectores, tanto mas, cuanto
que la Corte oportunamente paso una
circular avisando del riesgo que existe
para la prensa.
Una fotografia de una papeleta que
por la obscuridad, no salio ,sufciente-
mente clara, hubo nuevamente que TO-
togra6arla. Trabaja con calna ell Pc
rito, no parece sino. que quiere rendir
un acabado informe. Sc queja del
tempo. y cuando brilla el SOL dice que
este aqui en- el tropico tiene mucho
orc; y agrega que la luz solar de Norte
america es algo mas blanca.
Ell senior Osborn ha manifestado que
de haberse trasladade las papeletas
una galeria fotografca, va tendria bas-
tante adelantado su cometido. Sugiere
que aun hay tempo para que las par
tes puedan ponerse de acuerdo para
este fin.
El trabajo de la tarde fue identico
al de Ia maiiana impression de cruces.
Los abogados s. gsievan de cuando en-
vez, quedando siempre uno dos por
cada bando, y los periodistas entran.
reclaman algo nuevo. y como NADIA
hay, Sc marchan para regresar al cabo
de una 0 dos horas.
81 reloj marca las 5 y 10, y Sc da
por terminada la labor del dia. Ell
secretario de la Corte, senior Marrero,
procede guardian las papeletas en- la
GAIA de seguidad y cerrando las puertas
con mayor cuidado que otras veces,
nos marchamos esperar el dia siguien-
te.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
OPORTUNIDAD

Ror motive de ausentarse vende 81
screditado RESTAURANT ANGELO,
San Jost No. 3. Inforlnos en- 81 mis-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16

LONDRES, diciembre 16-Se ha des-
cubierab una tentativa de asesinat0
que Sc querfa cometer contra la per-
s0nalidad del Secretario del RENO,
William c. Bridgeman, aver. Ell nota-
BILE funcionario pGblico recibi6 por CO.
rreo una GAIA de dulces, artfstfcamen,-
te presentada, que venfa como obse-
quio de un fntimo amigo suy0, Los
dulces estaban inyectados en- una do
sis de ars6nico, oapaz de envenenarle
instantaneamente. Pero sospechando
el ilustre polftico. de que pudiera tra-
tarse de un atentado, orden6 lleyar un
dulce al laboratorio, antes de probar-
los. La policfa investiga la proceden-
cia del misterioso paquete,
LONDRES, diciembre 16. En- un
discurso pronunciado por el presidente
del ministerio britanico senior B0nar
Law. ha pronosticado la total banca-
rroa de Alemania. Dijo el notable ora
dor en- la Camara de los COmunes, que
Isl Sc sigue la polftica de intransigGl
cias adoptada pOr Francia contra su
enemiga, el mundo habra de yer un
conficto armada mucho mas grave que
el anterior, dado ell supuesto que Ale
mania al borde de la ruina perpetua
t.se decida a afrontar cualquier sacrifir
clio antes que caer para siempre, y en-
la mas grande de las deshonras. Ell
discurso de Bonar Law ha sido ccrnen-
tadfsiIno.
MARANAO, Brasil, dicieanbre 16.
Ha llegado esta poblaci0n el bipla-
no que hace la travesfa de New York
Rfo de Janeiro que pilota el te-
niente Walter Hinton FL aparato pro.
cede de Braganza, donde Sc ha dete-
nido varios dfas, debido a serivs des-
perfectos sufridos Ell su motor.
PARIS, diciembre 16.-La opinion
unanime es que en- el case de que fra
case la ccnferencia que Sc trasladA a
esta capital .para acordar las repara-
clones Due debe dar Alemania Fran
cia, dimitira ell presidente del Cohse-
10 de Mini ,tros ST.. Poincare. Entien-
desc, que "a salida de Poincare del Co
bierno Sc hace indispensable, aun SUI
poniendo sque Inglaterra Sc mostrase
Idispuesta apoyar la political france
sa, puesto que ell Gobierno de la Gran
Bretana para ceder, preferirfa hacer-
10, otro Gabinete frances que no es-
tuviera presidido por Monsieur Poin-
care.
1 LONDRES, diciembre 16- Lord
Burkenhead, ha declaradO en- uil dis
curse pronunciado en- la Camara de los
Lores, que La humiliation tiene su II
mite que ESQ sera 10 que ocurra a
Alemania 81 Sc la sigue ostigando en-
la forma que 10 vienen hacienda las
naciones desde que Sc firm6 el tratado
de paz de Versailles. Referfase el Lord,
a las amenazas recientes de Francia
de invadir el Rhur para obligar a Ale
mania a hacer desembolsos que EN- ID
actualidad no puede para pagar la deu
da de reparaciones, ell vez de copce-
derle benevolamente una pr0rroga.
que tai vez serfa 10 mas prudente pa
ia evitar una catastrofe mundial FL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
Ell Senador Porter James McCumber

Ano tras amos de udios ncante
ingres6 la faia de los
grando de Illinois Michigan
detuvo cansado de niciatvas
acomodat
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Representatives. Attorney
Attorney erg6 Senador
pueblo
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elias la del
Fordney acuamente CHAIRMAN
de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-16
D. Angel Rivero EMBARGO aver
en- Cadlz para Puerto Rico
Ell Rey Don Alfonso ha calificado de excepcio-
nal ell libro de Rivero
El Monarch envio a un Secretario suyo des-
pedir al notable portorriqueno
(Cable a Ell ,IMPARCIAL.)

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CADIZ dcnbre 5E General Acha agrade cordial homena
i de patri6ta Coni Epao al oecerle sable de
FORBADE Toledo Ell use general portorrueho tne
atisima estma.
Ell Rey al br mi bro "Cronicas
10 cafco ofrec6 Me
o autografo enyo la estacion despedrme
nombre, Secretario.