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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-14

Moons Of no views
means OF ma IAonal calamity and joy
echoed and reechoed in tie bon &c
chamber ,whlle Democrats pictured the
country h9.ppy, busy and prOsperous.
and Repu Dlicans dwelt on crumbling
factories breadlines of gaunt and
lassea men, soup houses, general ruin
and defsOlatiOn as result of Deno-
cratic Legislation
Wh en- representative Hardwick.
Dem ocrat, said he understood the
Unleed States Steel CORPORATION was
az az out to reemploy 10000 men at Pitts
publican, declared the steel n1auts
there were working so percent ca
pacity, would soon be reduced to 40
and expected IS percent reduction of
wages by February J.
Representa5ive Reed of New Hamp-
shlre started the oratory with a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
B1are For Cabinet Officers

lie and viii be in the banquet room
of hotel Paso del Norte. There will be
no speeches except short talks by the
two guests Of honor, who viii be in
trOduced by collector Il. L. Cobb, the
chairman Of the joint committee.
Hearing in Federal building.
The public hearing will be held IN
the federal court room on the third
floor of the federal building and viii
continue until the committee from VIII
sons cabinet will leave for the east
at 10 o'clock.
At this hearing there viii be no long
speeches or political harangues. A
limited list of bankers, business and
professional men viii be invited to
make short talks before the commit
tee. Southwestern, as well as Ell Paso
business men. win be given chance
20 present their views on the regional
bank location and the territory it viii
include. These talks viii necessarily
be limited and confined to written
statements of resources. statistics and
facts which have been carefully. pre-
pared IN advance. This list is now
being prepared and win be announced
later.
Those who attended the meeting Sat
urday were: Z. l. Cobb, chairman of
the joint committee: U s. Stewart,
president of the clearing house; James
y 9IcNarys secretary OF the clearing
mousse, and retiring president V. r.
Stlles and incoming president Robert
AraSauer Of the chamber of commerce.
a w Reeves acted as secretary Of the
joint committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
TROOPER GETS A POSITION
WITH KANSAS CITY Sy04FD -.

Fabens' Tex, Jan. 31-Private Rob
ert c. Collins, of roop F. 18th cavalry.
stationed here, was discharged Ian
uary 80 at the expiration of his term
OF service. He will take a position
Mo. 80
Twenty head of cattle were i'm
ported by Mr.. Lujana from TorniIio.
Mexico.
H. P. Jackson, of Ell Paso. was here
on business.
Miss Vera Wells and Miss jessie
sylvia are in Clint to visit relatives
DR.. Chas, P. Bull has gone to Fl
PasO for several days.
]. B. Warwick of Merkel, Tex, is at
the Island Inn
A. e. Ballon and J. o. Longshon, Of
days on business.
Surveyor Shanklin on the county
road, is in FL PasO on business.
Sergeant Van Wettering and cor
poral Roy. H. Foster, Of troop F, 18th
cavalry, has returned from three
months spent at Leavenworth, Kan
sas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
No Trumpet
Bankers VIII Take Them to
Fort and Dinner Be
fore Conference.

There viii be no brass band attach
ment to the entertainment for secre-
tary Of the treasury William BIcAdoo
and secretary David NJ. Houston. Of
the department o. agriculture. This
was decided at a meeting of the cham
Der of commerce and clearing house
committees at the chamber Of com
merce Saturday morning.
The two secretaries and their party
VIII arrive at the Union station from
the west at 4,2O p. N. Saturday, Feb
ruary 2. They viii be met at the sta
ton by the joint committee and will
be taken TO the fort from the Union
station in automobiles. The local and
visiting bankers wiz be included on
the informal reception committee and
VIII go with the secretaries 20 the
fort.
VIII BE shown Fort Bliss.
At Fort Bliss secretaries McAdoo
and Houston ard the accompanying
committees VIII be met by Gen. Hugh
L. Scott and his staff and they VIII
be shown over the fort including the
construction work on the new post.
the prison camp Of Mexican soldiers
and the different branches Of the SER
vice there. They viii return from the
fort in time for the dinner which is
to be given in their honor at 6 o'clock
This dinner viii be open to the pub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
TEXANS DISREGARD
IRRIGATION LAW

Austin, Tex, Jan. S1-Little regard Is
being paid to the new general irrigaIlon ! ~ ~ ~
of the last legislature by those interesLesi -
irrigation in the western and northWe sIe iI
portion Of the state, declares Maj. Jonh W.
son, member of the state board OF wafer 81
gineers, who has just returned from an ca
he saws that he found considerable deVel-
opment in progress and Approximately ~
persons firms and corporations ensaBeu -
irrigatinE land but none Of them have as
yet applied to the state for a permit 5 is q
required under the new law. rms Is ~ 80
measure at least. accounted for by the 1acI
that the law gives all such water cons +i
until July l. 1914 in which TO me 49,
applications and get their permits lrOlH
the board 20
Major ilsoa found many thousd.nus5 u
acres Of fertile land susceptible to irrIsatlS1i'
but the people, he says, appear not 20 y -
miliar with the requirements and provisions
Of this new statute. -,--,+
During his absence he visited ElephaLI
Butte, where the federal governI1ehI7. - 4a ~
gagged in the construction Of a glBdItIC -
which, when completed, will provloe lL Ir
ton for $1,000 acres Of land in IeNas' MA
leo and New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
WORK STARTS ON
CITY NATIONAL BANK

The City National bank will remove
from the City National building to the
vacant room on the Oregon street front
of the Mills building next SATURDAY
where it will have its temporary head,
quarters while the City NationaPs baDI-
ing rooms are enlarged, remodeled and
Work has already started on +bs
storage vault IN the basement of fbe
double the banking space Of the mai ~
banking room and viii give the &C.
GERS and directors much more r0o-,
The improvements will cost s3O, OO0 am
will be completed by April 1. -'N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
McCLINTOCK THROWS
HIS HAT AT "RING"
Justice Announces Himself as an an
pendent Candidate to Sueeeeu


County Judge Eylar' .1.ota5
Judge E. B. McClintock, twice e .tlS;II'C.;
Justice of the peace on the "
ucket, has thrown his hat at-IlOes -
the ring" Judge McClintock mas IIi ia
ally announced himself as a canC Iiofed
Tor county judge. That was preu II-eI,t
some time ago when the judge ..Eo,1T
on rabbit hunting trip to the l9i''--
ana neighbOring vicinity. -r,.4eo1-
The report is that judge McCIliIl eIJfb
was promised the county judge PEI -. -
on the ring" ticket. Despite the
port that former corporation cOu I,
Judge Adrian Pool had been taken u
DER mayor Keuy's wing and was ~. -
ing groOmed for that POSITION JuuSo
McClintOck waited patiently for s olIS
sign from the ring" He was THE
man, and the rule of the ring, ru IlGt
has it, is that a ring man must aWaI'
the orders OF the boss" Judge w
CIntock waited, but no orders c dllIS-
He then became an Independent ceIn ---
dldate. The question the ants art ~! u. ",
asking is; Has Henry lost ms SIlPt
With the Independent and deIlhIte
announcement of judge McCIlinl Io or
the rumOr is that mayor Kelly VIII ~
insist that Pool be placed on the tlcAet
as candidate for county judge. Ru1ilor
goes further and says that judge ny. NJ
ClintOck's chances to become the tIlS
candidate are better than ever
lie is too popular among the voters,
IT is said, for even 1.-The boss 10 go
after.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
TvsTTRANCE MEN urRr

Harry W. Crutcher, special agent for
the Insurance company ef North Amer
lea and Alliance Fire Insurance com
pany, of Philadelphia, and viii Casseu
special agent for the National Union
and Duquesne Underwriters, of Pitts
burg, are here on an Inspection trim
and adjusting some fire losses. They
are stopping with Mr.. Crutcher's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Crutcher.
of SIG Epson avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
MAYORS ELECTION
EDIGT IS ADOPTED

Mayor C. E. Kelly's proclamation an
thorizng the election on the proposed
amendments to the city charter 80
the SS4,250 bond election of the East
F Paso Improvement district was
adopted at the special session IF The
citv council held Saturday morning
Both elections are to occur on March
ed some time ago to serve during fba
CITY bond election calling for the issD
ance of S450,O0O worth of munici1s1
bonds occurring February II, wee
reappointed to serve for the election on
March IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
BREWSTER MINERAL
DEVELOPMENTS GOOD

Austin, Tex, Jan. 91.-Consid.erai3ale &C &C
veIopment Of the gold, silver and copper
mines in Brewster county, according 10 a
N. Turney, county judge Of that ounlyi WHO
is here with the record In a pEopoSS5u -
sue Of 500, 900 Brewster county ROAD Donus
for the approval Of the attorney genera
Judge Turney said that the new mineral
law, Which r9rn1its prospecting for minerals
without having to buy the land or Lease II,
has given quite an impetus 10 tne ueteLop-
ment of the mineral resources OF LAdt pO--
ton Of the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
SNOW IS TWELVE INCHES
nEEFu NOW IN CHICAGO

Chicago, III, Jan. 31.-Chicago, was
buried under a u inch mantle OF
snow when business attempted to start
up this morning and snow sun was
falling undated at noon
The body of a well dressed man, who
supposedly died from heart disease IN
the storm, was found in down town
drift today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
CALIFORNIA RUGGERs JOIN

San Francisco, Calf, Jan. 31ZRv
unanimous vote the California Root
Ball association decided Friday night
to affiliate with the United States Root
Ball association of America. This de-
cision gives California players a chanco
to be chosen for the all American feaTS
which will go to Berlin for the 0Ivmniin
games in 1916. The teams of the assoc
citation play rugby football.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
AT FORT
BLISS ON MONDAY

There viii be no Sunday concert at
Fort Bliss this week, as the band viii
play for the polo game at Washington
park, but the following program viii
be rendered by the 18th cavalry band
at Fort Bliss Monday afternoon at
o'clock:
March. Thunder and Blazes, Laurendeau
Overture, In Gay New York 800. Witt
Air The Lost Chord .-...... Sullivan
Selection, Ihe Arcadians $500. Talbot
Idyl, The Mill IN the Forest, Gutenberg
March, COOntOWn Chimes -....s W ester
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
LAWSON CONFERs WITH
WE-EEGmETIlEE a n-rnnrEr.--,r.

In. Lawson, project engineer Of the
United States reclamation service at Ell
Paso. left Friday afternoon by auto
mobile for La Mesa. n NJ where he
viii confer with landowners on the
west side of the river regarding the
rightofway for the irrigation canal on
the west side. to be built in connection
with the Elephant Butte dam.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31

Everybody is going to hear the cele-
grated indian preacher at w esgIn an
Grande tomorrow, II a m, 1880 p. m
advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
Wait For Thursday.

You viii be able to buy more for 81
next Friday than you ever bought be-
fore. See Thursdays Herald.-Adver-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

Dig ld4lA Odu clltl lClGDuOllC 4uICI-
ests back of the Automatic phone
system are gamers in an opinion ap-
proved yesterday by William H. Sex
ton, corporation counsel. If the opin-
ion holds in all the higher courts, they
are gamers by 100000.
Sexton is a law partner of Robert
Redfeld, city hall lobbyist for Mar
shall Field & Co. and other interests
represented on the directorate Of the
Chicago Telephone Co.
The opinion goes straight against
all claims of Penny Phone League
members, officers and attorneys, that
the city of Chicago ha a right to
seize the automatic phone system
through the forfeiture clause. Ac-
cording to Sexton, the forfeiture
clause has another meaning than
generally understood
The franchise granted the Illinois
Tunnel Co. to build tunnels and an
automatic phone system says clearly
that the company must be serving
10000 subscribers or the whole equip
ment of tunnels, stations, wires and
phones is forfeited to the city. What
is meant by the word serving" is ex-
planned in the opinion in lOng-winded,
roundabout law language. "SerV-
ing means something else besides
serving" says the opinion. 1t also
means capable of serving should
service be required"
Lawyers for the Illinois Tunnel Co.,
Dan Schuyler and Sam Ettelson, gave
an opinion to the gas, oil and electric
light committee last May which took
practically the same position as that
of Corporation Counsel Sexton in his
opinion yesterday. William A. Cum
nea, as attorney for the Penny Phone
League, at that time gave an opinion
on the rights of the city.
Guinea said today:
eff anything was clear at the time |
the franchise was granted to the Hi !
OOis Tunnel 10 IN ODnratP an aUtO- |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

GRAB AUTOMATIC PHONE
! company it was handing valuable
rights to.
ut was openly charged in 1899 and
1903 when these special privileges
were given away that the big thing
the corporations were after was the
tunnel system. These SO miles of
tubes under the downtown streets of
the worlds greatest business district
are an enormously valuable asset to
the railroads controlling them
through interlocking directOrates.
''The automatic phone system, it
was then charged, was bait they Of
fered in order that railroad interests
might get tunnels through which to
run their wire conduits. For this
reason, it was urged a clear, specific
provision be made that if the Illinois
Tunnel Co. only gave a fake phone
service-that is, if it didn't get TO- 900
subscribers inside of eight years
time-then it should forfeit the whole
phone system and tunnels to the city.
The understanding by everybody who
said word in public about this ar
Tangement was that the city would
have the right to take and use the au-
tomato phone system without pay
ing a cent to the Illinois Tunnel Co.
The opinion now given out by Mr..
Sexton for the guidance of the city
council will, if sustained by higher
courts, take away from the city all
rights to this 100000 property.
Sections opinion practically is the
same as that given out last May by
Illinois Tunnel Co. attorneys"
Montague Ferry, commissioner of
public service, stated to The Day
Book two weeks ago that at the time
the Illinois Tunnel Co. got it's fran
chise it was feared the automatic
phone system was al pretext by which
Hartman railway interests wanted to
get a system of underground trans
portation tubes. To make sure of
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
CONCERTO.

En- ell terreno de la Exposition
Sc celebr6 un gran concerto ell
Domingo ppdo. con motive de la
llegada de algunos representa-
ties que vienen a tomar possession
del lugar que les corresponds a
fin de principiar a construir los
edefcios respectivos.
Los n1meros salientes del pro-
grama fueron las selectas pleas
que ejecut6 la Banda Y un opor-
tuno y brillante discourse pronun-
ciado por la Srita. Anita Hey
mans. En- seguida pasaron al
Salon de Recepciones ounce re-
presentantes. Ell Salon ostenta-
ba las banderas de Mexico, Chile,
Costa Rica, Grecia, Bolivia, Gu
ba Netherland, Prussia, Panama
Y algunas otras.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
(Concluira)
SPORT.

Ell domingo pasado los afcio-
nados al juego de la pelota que
no concurrieron a la 'Cancha' de
la Gale Pacffco, perdieron la O.
portunidad de presenclar uno de
los juegos mas cenido que Sc han
verifcado 1ltimamente, entire los
"Championes' locales. Ell par
lido fue tornado por los siguien-
ties j0venes: Mario Aldaya y B.
Tire contra Pedro Baigorry Y Jo-
sc Navarro, habiendo salido ven
cedores los segundos por rs pun
tos contra 10.
No conformes los vencidoS re-
taron a los vencedores al segun-
do juego ell que Sc acept0 y gan6
por los mismos y esta vez con Ia
mayor facilidad, pues ell joven
Aldaya Sc desmoralizo atrozmen-
tie no Sc por que causa.
A mas de los partidos entire
astrOS DE PRIMERA MAGNITUDE,
hubo dos de los de SEGUNDA, jul
gados por los joveres JESUS Ar
guijo y Francisco Fregoso con-
ira Jose Rocha y Alfredo West
phal, habiendo ganado ambos
juegos los primeros PORQUE LES
TOGO ESTAR DE BUENAS, segun
dijo uno de los derrotados.
Ell que este escribe siente no
poder dar una reSena detallada
por ignorar los nombres tecnicos
del juego, pero va Sc encarga de
pasarle ell ''gueso" a otra perso-
ma ducha en- la materia, y enton-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Hermoso Paseo
de Campo.

Ell Paseo de Campo organizado
por los Clubs ''Azteza" de Seno-
ras Y Senores Y que tuvo lugar
en- ell parque Lovchen, Colma ell
5 del corriente, fue un verdade-
no triunfo para esas simpaticas
corporaciones, quiza no en- la par
te financiera, pero por 10 demaS,
no podria ser mejor. Causaba
c~ontento yer la algeria y orden
que reinaba en- todas parties del
local. Ell salon de bale Sc en-
contraba pletorico de guapas Sc
noritas orgullo de nuestra colo
MIA, distinguidas damas Y un
grupo de jovenes, para los que
no tengo palabras con que elo-
giar Su c~orrecto comportamiento,
pues nj una palabra NAL sonante
fue escuchada sino fraSes correc-
tas y de contento.
Bravo por nuestra juventud,
que de csc modo da una prueba
de su cultura moral.
Els de justicia dedicar un a.
plauso a la p~residenta -G
Sra Rosita 7. Sutherland que Sc
puede decir fue ell alma de TODD
10 que contribuy6 a darle amino
y gusto al paseo. pues no Sc di6
descanso atendiendo TODD 'perso-
%nalmente.
Me complace felicitarla, Y es
de augurarse que con esa activi-
dad ell Club que dignamente pre-
side pronto llegara al engrande-
cimiento. Otro tanto puede de-
cirse de todas las senoras Y Sc
noritas que componen esa agru-
paclOn, pueS tOdaS Sc empenaron
en- hacer amena la fiesta sin OIL
vidar la parte fnanciera.
La nota discordante fue la ca
rreta-autom0vil, vehiculo en- que
Sc conducia al parque a la concu-
rrencia. Pues despues de hacer
esperar no menoS de Is Q 20 mi
nutos, habia que tolerar la COM
pleta descortesia con que eran re-
cibidas las familias.
La agradable fiesta campestre
termin6 a las $50, pues la tenn
peratura estaba muy frfa.
Ell REPORTER.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Un Hercules S.

|. Knowles ell famoso pintor
y naturalista de Boston, que ma
to un oso a garrotazos y vive a1n
para contar la historic, espera,
dentro de pocos dfas, eclipsar
este hecho en- San Francisco.
Pide que lie dejen entrar en- las
jaulas de los osos situadas en-
Golden Gate Park.
Esta preparandose para pa
sar dos 8 tres meses en- las sell
vas de California, y esta entrada
en- las jaulas de los animalitos
del Parque es un ejerciclo que
parece tomar parte de Su prOgra-
ma.
Ell ano pasado, vivio una
temporada en- unos bosques del
Este. iComo?.. En- cuerOs, sin
ayuda y STU utensilios, sin techo
que 10 cobije, nj arma que lie de-
fenda, entire malezas y tieras,
escudado solo por la fuerza ma
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
F~alleCimientO del ST.. AL
bertO PiSSiS.
Notable Arquitecto Mezicano.

Ell domingo en- la noche 5 del
corriente falleci6 en- ell Hotel
st. Francis, ell notable arquitec-
to m~eXicano Don Alberto Pissis.
Naci6 en- Guaymas, Mexico, en-
1852, Y a la temprana edad de
seis amos lego a San Francisco
cen su familia. Despues de ha-
Der estudiado su profession en- Pa
ris por algunos amos, volvio a es-
ia ciudad, Muchos de los her
mosos edificios en- San Francisco
fueron hechos sobre los pianos
dlbujados por ell Senior Pissis.
Ell hizo los pianos para ell Empo-
rum, Flood Building, Mercanti-
lie Trust Y la Casa Blanca.
, Ell finado dej6 una hermana,
Sra. Margarita Galloes V dos
hermanos, Sres. Eugenio Y Emil
Ito.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Sehorita que duerme
en- la igiesia.
Leonor Mistrot, es for
zada a deiar su empIeo
lucrative por encon-
trarse ciega.

En- la catedral St. Mary's de
la Avenida Van Ness, fue halla-
da por ell guardian de la catedral,
la Srita. Leonor Mistrot, joven
muy agraciada y descendiente de
Frances Y Espanola, venida de
Texas hace dos amos Y medic;
fue entregada a Ia policfa para
que Sc haga cargo de ella.
La senorita Mistrot, de profe-
sion Esten6grafa ha venido dur
miendo Ell los s6tanos de la cate
dral desde la Pascua- Cuando
fue descubierta no habfa condo
desde hacia cinco dias. Pedro
ell venerable de la Cathedral fue
quien la encontro. Ella atendia
los servicios de la iglesia Y des-
pues Sc escondia embellishments
sin que nadie Sc apercibiera, de-
bajo de las escaleraS buscando
habitaci0n Y usando ell suelo por
CANA. Algunas wees ella no po-
dia dormir y Sc veia obligada du-
rante ell dfa a pasear por e. par
que mas Immediate a la catedral,
Y recostarse para dormir su sizes
ia con los refejos del sol.
Una vez en- la prisi6n la SIM
patica senorita, relata a la poll
cia sus desventuras, diciendo:
Mis- contratiempos empezaron ell
1ltimo mes de Octubre; 70 tenia
un buen empleo en- la casa John
Deere Plow Works, de esten6-
grafa; he estado en- la casa dos
amos seguidos. Sin saber porque
perdi la vista de un ojo, despues
he tratado de conservar mi ira
bajo, pero ell nervio del otro ojo
me hacia sufrir mucho y me fue
forZoso resignar a mi empleo.
La casa Sc porto bien conmigo,
pues al dejar Ell trabajo me page
un mes de sueldo, y les manifes-
te que sentia ell dejarlo. Yo esta-
ba viviendo en- ell Hotel Belmont,
tambien creia que TODD iria bien
y podria tomar otra colOcacl0n
sin tener objeciones, pero he
buscado y rebuscado y solo en-
contre ell descorazonarme y per-
der mis- energias. Cuando mis-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Invento MiIitar
de un
Obrero Mexicano

Ri obrero es Juan Gutierrez
Gomez, quien Sc ha dirigido al
General Banquet, Secretario de
Guerra y Marina, ofreci6ndole
para su uso en- ell Ej6rcito. una
defensa de los soldados que en-
campana manejan los fusiles
'Rexes' y las ametralladoras.
Sc trata de un aparato plega-
dizo y facilmente desmontable.
cuyas parties principles son Qua
tro placas unidas entire ST por me-
dio de bisagras y que constitu-
yen la defensa del tirador, En-
la parte baja, las cuatro placas.
al quedar dispuestas en- angulo,
llstas para usarse, tienen una
rueda que Sc utiliza cuando ell tt
rador quiere zanzibar de lugar su
ametralladora O su ''Rexer". los
que tambien pueden quedar pro-
tegidos 81 Sc quiere hacer fuego
en- la posicion de pecho a TERRA.
Al ofrecimiento del inventor,
ell Sr. General Banquet contest6
que Gutierrez Gomez podfa en-
War al Ministerio de la Guerra
los dibujos correspondence. pa
ra someter ell asunto al estudio
del Departamento respective;
mas ell constructor, deseando que
su lnvento sea comprendido con
mas facilidad, tanto en- SUI fun
clonamlento TODD como en- su ma
neJo, hizo un modelo en- pequeno,
poniendo dicho modelo a la dis
posici6n de quien a bien tenga
ordenar ell alto funcionario.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11

recursos se-agotaron dele ell no.
tel yme fui a la iglesia.
Algunas veces sentada en- los
parques peleando con ell hambre.
algunoS hombres Sc atrevieron a
tener conversation y hacerme al
gunas proposiciones, que al prln-
cipio no ponia atencion, pero
cuando Vi que no me podia soste-
ner mas, acepte que ellos me
compraran algo para conner, con
la condici0n que tenia que If a
encontrarme con ellos en- donde
me citaban, pero jamas assist a
ninguna de esas citas, ell pensar-
10 solamente me mataba.
Cuando ell Manager de la casa
donde trabajo la senorita Mistrot
Sc informo del case, Immediate.
mente do las mejores referen-
cias de ella.
Despues de los muchos ofre-
cimientOs que hoy tiene, sola-
mente solicita trabajo, rehusa
TODD cuanto lie parece carload,
anhelando ell trabajo para su sus-
tento.
Els indudable que la Senorita
Mistrot cuenta con dotes merito-
risimas que la llenan de simpa-
tia; siempre fue orgullosa en- csc
sentido y creo sea la causa de su
situaci6n, dice SUI ex-jefe,