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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
FIESTA APLAZADA

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de recibir Ell
Ell IMPARCIAL una esquela que di-
ce como sigue:
la Colonia Espaiiola dc Caguas
tiene el gusto de participar usted
que cl baile que tenfa anunciado para
cl d1a 1 Y que fuG suspendido, Sc ce-
lebrard el domingo Il del corriente a
las 8 Y media, al cual Sc complacc en-
invitar a uSted. 49,.
Atcntamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
CONFERENCIANDO CON Ell GO
BERNADOR

Aver sostuvo una eXtensa entrevis-
ia con el Gobernador TOwner, el pre-
siJente del partido republicano, Lcdo.
Jose TOus Soto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11

Sc ALouILA. U4 piso alto rnuy .fres.
co, sala grande y cuatro dormitorios
espaciosos, cocina de gas, banjo, ducha
lie inodoro. Gale de barcelona MOI s.
Parada I6 y media "a: pQcos pasos de
la carretera, Para itifornes: g. San
to. 4Telef. 1924 5o,ssan Juan, So
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
SALVADOR NILELLA.

Para nosOtroS ha SidO como STEM
pre-, como en- todoS momentos. un gran
placer cStrechar SuS manoS afectu0-
sas, ,sus manos amisas, tan leales.
FL joven letrado Sc deja YER POGO
Dor San Juan: muchacho laborioso
pasea POGO, siempre esta atento a
sus quehaceres.
Al deSpedirle-ha salidO como una
bala camino de su lindfsimo pueblo
bien sabe 6l que lleva todo nuestrO
afecto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
NCENO BJFETE


La siguicnte tarjeta hemos tenido el
gusto de recibir. .-',' --1--- ----'-'
"Salvador -Mestre Y Jose 4. Ioret.
ticnen el gusto de participar Il 5sus
amigos que habiendo renuneiado. los
pucstos dc Attorney General V, .issis-
tant Attorney Ge9eral dc Puerto Ri
co, Sc han establecido baio Ia firma
Mcstre V Loret. para dedicarse al
ejcrcicio de In abogacfa ante los tri-
bunales insulares y naciCnales- Y CEN
troS administrators.
Oficinas Edificio Bouret.
San Juan, abril de 1929
Deseamos el mejor 6Xito Il los dis
tinguidOs letradoS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11

FL nuevo modelo Dodge Brothers 1923
epresenta la Ultima palabra en- dise 7o
mecanico, elegancia y comfort. Vealo.
Andreu Agtlilar & Co., Inc,
San Juan, P. R -n
Sub-Agente, Francisco V. Muhig.
Ponce Guay ayama- -Mayaguez.
u Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
Ell JABON PERJUDICA LA CA
BELLERA A CAUSA DEL AL
CALI QUE CONTIENE.

La mayoria de los jabones shampus
compuestos contienen lemasiado alcali,
substantial esta muy perjudicial, pues-
to que deseca e1 cuero cabelludo ha-
ce fragil el cabello.
No hay NADIA mejor para ja limpieza
del cabeilo que puro aceite de coco
Mulsifed porque es puro y absolute
mente inofensivo. Es mas economico
e incomparablemente mas eficaz que el
jabon mas cOstosO cualquier otra CO.
sa. Lo venden en- todas las boticas Y
droguerias, perfumerias Y peluquerias.
Bastan unas Cuantas onzas para toda
una familia durante meses.
r5 Pongase en- una tasa con I'm POGO de
aqua tibia unas dos tres cucharaditas
de Mulsihed, Mojese sencillamente Ell
cabello y fr6telo. con este. Basta esta
cantidad para obtener una espruria ri.
ca y ,abundante, IA ,cual Sc !enjuaga "a.
cilmente, dejando Ia cabgfera! en- TN
estado. de 5limpieza absoiuta. Fl, cabe!
. llos Sc. SEGA rapifa " f'"% Ssl'i' 0''''
uriiforrnerhente, hae- L-E-zz7.r-.
riendose flexible, SCI |, "a Y ci1 .
doso, ! ondu1ado y ssss
]. ]. ] !. /: ] : : ! ]. ]. ]
iustroso. Ell aceite sss2gzas EagssssssFE
de coco Mulsifed sf=s1sSS ssa
disuelve9 y ,quita fhglsgs 49,
hasta IA Ultima par IiGasiS8 Z 49,
ticula :, de po1vo y ssSy ! assiE
caspa. Crfdese de EtssaAs gJ5&
las imitaciones. Exi- *sHB -
jase que sea Mulsi- s sFsFHS q HHs;si5ns \
fed fabricado por ,AAs atototNJT OIL
Watkins. osAlkMs >sassPSo asa.s W. :
~ 7.zsisess WATKINS sss,as>>Sss.
MULSIFIED s. -
COCOANUT' . OH r. SHAMPOO 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
School Essays on Home
BreWing Raise Wrath

TACOMA. March 2-Do high
school students write essays on How
10 Make Home Hrew'T
mo" said Principal Hunt o. sta
dlum. rmphaitoaliy
"Yea.' declared 3 y. uul. nt a
meeting of the Constitution Deienrs
league Ia The Flint Christian church
u started this way;
Stadium high school students read
about enforcement % tho prohibition
act Current magazines were used.
Then The teacher required each Htu-
don't 10 write an essay Bhgut some
phase o. H. And. o. course. a couple
~ iokcra wrote about tho mauufac-
turc OF homo brow
Then came the meeting o. the Con-
siitution Defense league. which has
M ita aim the undytnE war against
Demon Hum and nll his relations.
malt distilled. hfcwsd or blended
llill holly protested that his con.
a Stadium high student. had been as
signed 20 write an essay on home
brew Then he sailed into the tenrh-
crs whom he blamed Tor directing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
WEIRD MURDER
CHARGE DRAWN
Slayer Exonerated; Woman
and Man Held

LOS ANGELES March In one
of Tho most Unusual murder com
plants ever drawn here two per
sons who ala not raise their hands
against Frank Johnson, were today
charged with murder and tho man
who admits Htabhing johnson 20
death was sct free
Mu. Pearl c'Cosy'1 Padcn and
Seth Donaldson arc the ones charged
with murder, They are alleged 70
have accompanied johnson 60 the
home of Anthony whitley last sun
day night whitley 81 held 10 have
stabbed johnson IA defense OF his
own property and IN self defense.
ana was eXoncratrd.
The two mon aud tho woman are
said 10 have gone 20 tho whitley
homo 90 beat up" G. r. WagcmHn,
who was Declared % have come here
from Ohio with Mrs Padeu. and
later 90 have deserted her Wage.
man refused 10 come out ana Whit
ley and johnson later became In
volycd In n quarrel. which ended In
Johnson'a death.
The woman IL alleged 20 have piled
tho two men with liquor and 10
have melted them 90 80 on the cNpe'
dillon TO beat up WnEem1p. John,
son was n war veteran. decorated for
bravery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
PIONEER IS EMPHATIC
IN BACKING UP CLAIMS

taken five bottles OF tho treatment
now. and everything tastes so good
I can hardly get enough TO eat Why.
the medicine has completely relieved
mo OF that indigestion and stomach
trouble. sleep like n log at night,
and haven't an hilmsnt Of any kind
Tanlac has certainly put me IN the
top notch OF good health. and eau
recommend II as being everything
that II claimed for II.
Such statements as the foregoing
should appeal 10 tho Thousands that
suffer from the same troubleA Most
people who suffer from nervousness
and dizziness. stomach and liver
troubles. kidney arrangements. and
who are In general rundown con-
dition. simply need something to
tone up their systems and TO assist
tho vital organs In performing their
proper functions Tanlac ia won
derfui recoustructive tonic and nj
ways produces most gratifying re-
suits
Tanlac II for sale by all good drug
gists Over IS million bottles sold
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Newton A. Clark Declares
Tanlac Ended Stomach
Trouble and Put Him
Back In Tip-Top Con-
dition In Every Way.

Sun another who has realized the
fact that Tanlac makes you eat bet
ter. sleep better and feel better. is
Newton A. Clark, pioneer citizen OF
Portland. Ore, living at 42h Sec
ond 81.
Before I took Tanlac," said Mr..
Clark. my stomach was all out OF
order and was in badly rundown
condition. Indigestion and inability
10 eat was a terrible thorn in my
health. and also suffered with con-
stipation and biliousness. could
never sleep well. my strength and
energy seemed to be sapped. and
was In pretty bad fix.
II read and heard so much about
Tanlac that / decided to try II. and
the medicine worked Just like II was
made especially for my case. have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Fall Bids Cabinet
Members Farewell

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Escre
thry Of tho Interior Fall today h1do
his fellow cabinet members farewell
as ho rose from the cabinet tablo Tor
tho last time after t0day's session.
and left tho white House 10 resume
his private career
Secretary Fail win shortly return
70 hts home IN New Mexico. where
hs VIII devote himself again 20 his
large business interests Ia tho South.
west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
LIEUT.. CARR is
BACK ON FORCE
Seyeryns Lifts Suspension
OF EX-TraiilC Head

with hia suspension linsd ~
Police enter W - ssycgus. Lieut.
C. o. Carr. former head q tho tnat
tic department was placed IN charge
of police precinct 30 ( AZ West Seat
10 Friday Carr retains ha former
unk or police lieutenant
u think carr has been disciplined
sufncianuY" seyoryns commented.
when asked why Carr had isen 20 un.
eSpectrdly rcinaiatod
The former traffic chief was uua,
pended IN January. following hia
statement 90 the press that ho WIS
not allowed 10 enforce tho city tuf
nc ordinance without submitting 20
outside interference and insubordlna.
ton within the traffic department
sergt Frank Fuqua has acted hs
traffic chief since Cars suspension
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
DEFENDS GOWEN
JAP Interview
Says Professor Does Not
Favor lntermarrlage
Bdllor Tho Stari

Eeitor The star;
note an editorial In your paper
az "Wednesday which criticiEcs pr. H.,
a. Gowcn on the basis OF an inter
view glycR by him 10 the Japan Adj
vcrtisgr OF Toyk0 You do not repro
ouCo the interview. but you interpret
Il rs indicating pF, Gowen's approval
and advocacy OF racial intermarriaEc
unul pr. GoWen himself can 10
heard from I take the liberty OF ap-
pearing as his champion In this mat
Ter. I have spent a number OF years
as n correspondent in the Orient.
curing which time have had close
association with the staff Of tho
Jap2n Advertiser. the leading Ameri-
can paper IN tho Far East. and one
oc tho best conducted papers any
where. IL happens that | am at
present carrying the work OF DR.
Gowen In the Oriental department OF
tho university.
Wherever the Misunderstanding
may lie. II there bo ono. can say
that 50 far as l have gathered fron
many talks with nr. Gowen. he Is no
exponent q racial intermarriage. He
dcploreS as I DO. the stirring up OF
racc prejudice In the immigration
issue. His exact views upon this
viii leave for himself 20 state.
My own. n they be Of interest 20
you, are. as I stated before the re-
cent convention Of the Washington
Press association. that the Oriental
must be absolutely cNcluded-for the
purpose OF preserving the mutual
friendship OF the transpacific ma
tons as much as for local economic
rcasons-but that tho issue can best
be brought 20 settlement thru calm
discussion upon n purely scientific
and psychological basis, and that any
baiiyhoolng or injecting OF racial feel
ting only binders It's own pretended
cause. Sincerely yours.
JOSEF w. HALL.
UPTON CLOSED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Girls Sue Man
They Kidnapped

BREMEN, March g. Heinrich
Ielmath. a rich. young, Unmarried
banker. boaaied once too often that
he would never marry. 4 group q
young women decided 10 kldnap him
and hold him prisoner until no prom.
bed 70 marry one Of their number
Tho plan was successfully carried
out but 20 secure his release Herr
Iiclmaih promised 90 marry two Of
them. Secure IN his freedom. he
broke his promise 10 both and nov
they have sued him Tor breach Of
promise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Harding Signs Army
Appropriation Bill

WASHINGTON. March 2.-Preai.
dent Harding today signed the army
appropriation bill.
The bill provides for mn army OF
12b, 900 mon and 10000 officers ana
npproprlates approximately $500, 600.
600 for the nrmy establishment.
The army appropriation Includes
s5G.OOo,OOO for rivers and hnrbors
improvement work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

-~fh1tn ~
A queer animal. half wolf and
hair coyote. fell before the guns 81
a pair % Seattle sportsmen Thurs.
day in the timber near iE@duah.
Traffic officer George c. Collins.
who holds down tho ucmaphora az
Fifth and Pine. and Harry II, Reed.
purveyor OF pork chops and prime
cuts az his meat market AZ seventh
and Pine. sailed forth Thursday
armed with 3o.5O'a 10 shoot cougars
After travcrsing a skid rad for
four miles thru the timber they len
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
TODD FUNERAL
SET SATURDAY

The funeral 81 Robert II. Todd.
sOsa soth ave. y. W. win be held
Saturday al p. m. from tho wash
Inglon Crematary Association chapel
Tho booy viii be sent 10 MeAiInn-
willie. ore.
Nr Todd. who ~ n pioneer ~ thr
state. coming hero IN issz, died az
his home Thurfday. lie n survived
by HE widow. Mra Amanda Belle
Todd. throa cons. Prof c. c, Todd.
Of Pullman. l., u. Todd and Hugh
a., Todd. - Seattle. and three
daughters. Mrs " =. Gay. Fay
Todd and Ruth Todd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Twin Queens on
c. of c. Program

Members 81 Tho Chamber Of Com
mcrur drew two queens on their
luncheon program Friday noon when
Violet and Eleanor Richards. Seattle
twin vinlInists and Joint queens ~
tho Auto Show and Flown week.
played for them az their weekly
meeting Tho Girls wrrv crowned
last Saturday by tho King county
commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
KHAN OATH IS
HELD BINDING

TOPEKA. Kanu,. March g.
Members Of th~ Ku KluS Khan held
their oathH IN the Invisible empire"
moro binding than tho laws 81
Kansas. 4, was indicated today when
a former polio. ehAsf refused 10 take
an oath administered under tho
power OF the state supreme court,
Guy swallow. former brad OF the
Topeka police department. refused
the oath when summoned "a n wit.
mess IN tho hraring Co Gust the khan
from Kansas, Tho proceedings wcrc
before a special commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

tie thoughts Of students along lines
n law violation"
Up jumped w. ". Seymour. with
The exclamation; Il don't believe a."
said ono Stadium high school stu
dent;
IL vas n Misunderstanding. but
two ~ the students turned IN stories
about making home brew One ~
the recipes was pretty good, TOO. but
the other wasn't much Most Of us
wrote about other phases Of dry law
enforcement"
Now the wars an over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Bogus Count Was
Swiss Waiter

MUNICH. March s,-Fnullen Elsa
Charlotte Won Hoelken. pretty Ba-
varian heiress. was captivated by the
dashing airs and thrilling war tales
OF Count Erich Helm .stregei when
be arrived here from Vienna and be-
came social favorite. lie proposed
and was accepted. but tho girls
father received a letter which warned
him against tho count. Investigation
showed the letters OF introduction he
brought here were forged and that
the dchonalr count was In reality az
ex.waiter from Switzerland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Speaks Frankly in
Letter to Wife's Dad

HAMPSTEAD. Eng, March a.
The divorce suit Of Mrs. Ellnor
fearcs against her husband caused
the reading Of the most amazing let.
ter ever heard IN court. II was writ.
ten by Pesrcs 20 his father .in.law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Marries Man of
the Same Name

HULL. Eng, March Airs. 10.
scph Richardson. "a widow. has mar
ried Joseph Elehardson Her two
husbands were not related or even
acquainted with each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
BY Fielding Lennon

OLYMPIA. March ? sharp
clashes over the relative merits OF
senate bills Nos. lis and z0T. rclat
Ing to the reorganization Of school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

Price Carter. Star Watr Photographers
their nlvyrr and hunted sfoot They
had gone but short distance when
they spotted tho wolf and brought
Il down, both men firing. one shot
broke the animals forclog and the
other ended is life. They were
puzzled BY tho beast. Residents Of
1ssaquah proclaimed Il n "aiiyertali &"
Reed Intends 10 have Tho animal
mounted. Tho hunters brought h
20 Seattle Thursday afternoon.
mounted on tho hood Of their
filvver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

CAIRO. March 2.-The govern.
riant Of Kenu Pasha has notified
communist leaders that any effort TO
decry the ruling powers Of Angora
VIII be REGARDED as treason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Rescuers Find
Man Dead in Boat

CHICAGO. March 2.-operating n
motor boat, A. w. Storey called for
help. His bont was towod In and no
was found dead on tho bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Twins Are Equal
in School Work

WINDSOR, Eng, March Frank
and Willie Allen, SMyenr.old twins.
have always rated equal In their
gchool marks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Refuses State School
Head Senate Hearing
School District Bills Provoke Bitter Wrangle
on Senate Floor

districts. resulted Thursday night
at an open hearing in the senate
chamber when Mru. josephine Pres
ton and Senator W. J. Sutton spoke.
senator Sutton. who drafted and
introduced bin No. iis. declares
that hts measure Is a step forward
in school administration.
Mrs. Preston. on tho other hand.
has proposed a measure which con.
talns provisions similar 20 tho ao-io
plan defeated AZ tho last election.
BITTERNESS CROPS
OUT IN DISCUSSION
Debate on the subject wpIed
furious and was augmented b. a
debate Ia tho Bonate Thursday
afternoon when tho senators re-
fused Mrs. Preston the privilege OF
addressing them on tho senate floor.
Much Of tho bitterness OF tho con
trovcrny WINS carried over into tho
evening session and cropped out
time and again.
Mrs. Preston was on the floor OF
the senate Thursday afternoon pro
pared 10 give an hours talk on the
merits Of her proposed plan.
Senator Croft. however. raised nm
objection 70 having Mrs. Preston
appear before the body whfs Il was
in seSalon.. He ended by remarking
that Mrs. Preston had seen every
member ot the senate already.
BISHOP CALLS CROFT
"WISEST IN STATE"
Senator William Bishop. after 70
ferring to Senator Croft al "ths
gentleman from Spokane who knows
more than anybody else in tho
state declared that the senate
needs enlightenment on these bills"
After Senators Oliver Morris.
Homer Post and Charles II. Meyers
had protested against Mrs. Preston
being allowed TO speak. and Senator
o. i. Cornwell. who is handling tho
bill. declared that he wna entitled
TO an hour and that 10 would give
Il to Mrs. Preston. Senator Conner
took the chair.
His first act was TO ret into a
squabble with Senator Croft. but
this was interrupted by Senator Lon
johnson. who declared that the III.
fair had developed into cheap
vaudeville"
When Senator Conner ruled that
Mrs. Preston should be heard bo-
cause tho senate two years ago ahd
listened 10 Director McCardio. John.
son came back with sharp reply,
saying:
That's right. McCardIe and
Others Invited themselves 10 ap-
pear here and rammed the nd
minlstrativc code down our
throats--thc worst farce that
has ever been enacted In any
legislature In the United States
Senator ID. V. Morthlnnd remind
ed Mrs. Preston that she must renl
lie that tho thing for her 10 dc
would be to leave until tho vot,
was taken. Mrs Preston, and per
haps dozen assistants, left IN,
floor in confusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

and described Mrs. Pearce as follows;
she n the greatest vagabond, liar
and cheat on earth; she steals,
pawns. smokes cigarets and powders
her face all the time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Biz Stock of WooIens
to Be Closed Out

My NEW store is going to be NEW all the
way through. NEW stock, NEW fixtures
even a new name-for it is going to be con-
ing Co. But have got to hurry and sell out
my present stock. This ought to do it.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20


pontente v admirable voz que le ase-
gura un brillante porvenir en- su ca
rrera.
Comolin de fiesta, Ia bailarina Lo-
lita Astolf puso de manifesto su ar
te v SUI belleza ante el concurso. ALI
reinido, ejecutando varias danzas< del
repertoire que tantos aplausos le ha
Waldo de los pdblicos espaholes y de
los de Paris v Londres.
Una vez terminado el concierto v a
los acordes de una notable orquesta,
Sc organize un bale. el cual Sc pro-
long6 hasta la madrugada. "
El ministro de Cuba, Sr. Garcia
Kohly, auxiliado por el consejero de
Ia LeeacioD. ST. Pichardo, y los Dele
gados Sres. <Giquel, Navarro Montalvo
y Estalella " el Consul de Cuba Sir.
Iruretagoyena, hizo los honores de
sus inyitados-con la amabilidad en- 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
LA. DELEGACION DEL CoMITE
DEL COMERCIO EsPANOL EN-
PUERTO RICO PIDE TODA
CLASE DE DATOS

La Delegation que preside Don Abe
lardo de la Haba y que ha de embar-
car en- Ell mes de febrero pr6ximo pa
ra tomar parte en- el Primer Congress-
Nacional del Concrete Espanol en- Ul-
tramar, hace un cordial llamamiento
a todas aquellas personas, sin exclu-
sion de nacionalidad, que phedan Illus
trarle con datos e informes acerca del
movinniento comercial en- Puerto Rico,
,obstaculos que impidan el mayor de-
senyolviniento del mutuo intercambio
entire Estados Unidos Y Espafia, modi-
ficacioness aconsejables en- los arance-
les yigentes v nluy especialmente
cuanto, pueda servir una mayor in
tensifcacion de nuestro reciproco CO.
mercio.
La Delegation recibira estos inf6r-
mes, por escrito, hasta el dia 10 do
febrero pr6ximo.
J. Perez Losada,
Delegado Secretari0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20

me este la atenci0n acerca deilos rus
mores que circulaban respecto de mi
abdieaci0n y le .pedf que el ministerio
Gle relaciones exteriores actuara Ell III
prensa contra5la campaha indigna que
,hacfan los diGlios Self, me respondi6
que en- totlas las esquinas In gente ha-
blaba abiertamente de M abdieacion
v que en- los cfrcuIos mas serios Sc
aludfs elm sin recato.
Parti para Ell frente de Flandes.
En- spa, donde me fui en- seguida,
las noticias incesantes que me llega-
ian de Alcmania, senalaban que la
agitaci6n progresaba, que ell espfritu
publico no favorecfa al emperador y
que el gobielna adormeeido 10 abando-
nabs todo y sin iniciativa, sin fuerza
" sin veluntad, 10 rodaba al azar de
los acontecimientos. La prensa 10 ha-
bfa apodado .@Clnb de los debates.
Los diarios de opinion. por su parta.
"el canciller de la Revoluci6n."
Este fu6 el momcnto de las tentati-
vas .hechas por ell gobierno por q
danefller, para lleyarme la abdica-
ci0n.
FL minissro de interior Drew6s, vina
n VERNE como aniversalfo del canci-
Her, a pretexto de docmentarme so
hre Ii. situael6n.
lie hice presente al ministro, las
graves consecuencias que no dejarfa
de tener mi abdicaci6n, " lie preglmt6,
como 6l, funcionario prusiano, podfa
ccnciliar el iiltimatum que me trasmi.
tia con cl iuramento que le habfa he
cho a su rey.
Drewes SO tlti'b0. V Sc excuse, invo-
cando Ia ortlen que recfbiera del can
ciller, qGien, segt1n q, no pudo enc-n-
trGr a 0tro para encargarlo de esttl
mission.
Finalmente me negu6 abdicar.
FL general Gr6ner, que habfa lido a
Berlin, a inforrnarse de la situacion
volvi6 muy NAL impresionado del es-
tado de- espiritu del gobierno y de la
poblaei6n.
Sc marchaba lacia la revoluci0n.
La mai1ana del nueve de n9viembre
Enombraban al principe Max de Baden