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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
Trinity Church Notes.

Thursday, Christmas eve, at $50,
Christmas tree and Sunday school ex-
ercises at the Parish House. After
the entertainment is over, the Parish
House will be kept open until time for
the midnight service ut the church, as
it will be convenient place to wait.
Refreshments. free of charge, will be
served from 1890 to 100.
The order for the midnight service
will be as follows:
Professional, "Adeste Fideles, - j.
Reading; Kyrie, Caleb Shipper; Gloria
Tibi, Caleb Shipper; Credo, Caleb Simp-
er; Carol. 'In Excelsis Gloria" old
song; sermon, 1.-THE Sadness of Christ
mas" st. John LIS; offertory, "Hark,
the Re,sid Angels Sing" Erwin w.
Read; Sursum Corda, Caleb Shipper;
Sanctus, Caleb Shipper; Benedictus,
Caleb Shipper; solo, o Little Town of
Bethlehem, +" j Barnby, sung by Mr..
Joseph Maust; Agnus Del Caleb ,Simp-
Stt NioIid III GNCtlSlSs 0dltu pttnpeT,
Recessional. ut Came Upon the Mid
night Clear" K. S. Willis.
Christmas day, holy communion at
1880 a. m.
Saturday, st. Stephens. holy com
munion at 900 a. m.
Sunday after Christmas holy com
munion at 500 a. m.
Morning Prayer, litany, and sermon
at 1880 a. m.
Sunday School at 1900
Instead of the regular evening ser
vice the choir will sing the Cantata
THE New Born King" by Loveland
under the direction of Miss Knight.
Prof. Anderson will play The Halle
luiah Chorus" by Handel as an offertory.
Monday Holy lnnocents. Holy Com
munion at a. m.
All are cordially invited to worship
with us.
REV. VIM. +. PHILLIPS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
Bully for Mineral Point.

II has been long standing fact that
tbs denizens Of this place keep well to
the front when in competition with the
outer world.
Last week our fellow townsman, Mr.
II. G. Jackson, selected half dozen
from bis flock Of beautiful Partridge
Roek fowls and sent them to the great
Fraeport show. Competition was
1t ,ng hut for all that he was awarded
first, second ard fourth on maies.and
first and second on females and cold
t~o of the latter for $50 Mr.. Jack
50 did not attend IN person but trans
az a business oVer The telephone.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24

/. Organ, Overture.
2. Hail Emmanuel, l--solo, trio,
quintet and chorus.
3. A Prophecy, recitative-M Bray.
A. o Day Of Wonders solo and chorus.
5. We Have Seen His Star-Royal
Male Quartet.
6. Sing and Rejoice chorus.
z. Gentle Shepherd duet and chorus.
8. His Glory Revealed solo, duet and
chorus.
8. The Holy Light. tenor solo Mr..
Maust.
10. 0 Celestial Abode duet and quar-
tet.
IL. The Resurrection Morn = solo, trio
and chorus.
IL. To Pastures Green He Leadeth,
contralto solo Miss Wallis.
10. Low at the Cross Royal Male
Quartet.
IA. In Joyful Acelamation solo and
chorus.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
Blue Ribbon Christmas Beef.

Recently, Gorgen and Sons bought Of
Elmore GRADER the splendid calf which
was decorated with blue ribbon at both
Of the Mineral Point and Darlington
fairs. Last Saturday the animal was
killed and prepared for slicing and yes
terday it was placed on the block of
their meat market in this city. The
calf weighed ITO pounds and lie per
pound was the price paid. If you don't
care for turkey, chicken. duck or goose,
here's a splendid opportunity to secure
something that might suit you better.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24

At about three o'clock last Thursday
afternoon fire broke out in the garnet
in the rear Of the Dodgeville Chronicle
offise. The fire department responded
promptly and by commendabIe activity
suhdued the flames before they licked
up things in general As It was, the
building, TIE machinery, the type and
fixb1res were more or less damaged.
10 what extent has not been given.
The next day the regular weekly edi-
tioa was issued from the Office and
printed ON its presses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
HOLIDAY


Now is the time to buy
your Holiday Goods.
We have the bargains
for you. Come and get
the cream of them,
Everything you'll need
for father, mother, hus-
band, wife, sister, brother,
self, son, daughter and
all your relations and
friends.
We can't enunerate
the bargains we are show
ing for there are thou.
sands. You must come
and see. Don't put it
off. Come at once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
The Local Field.

sses~SuasrAsssssaSsssrsSs
-Correll & Martin for clothing
Smoke Red Trunk cigars.
Miss Iona Peters of Minneapolis
is visiting her mother.
Miss Hildur Schreiner left Monday
for her home at Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Philips of Cal
imine visited here Monday.
Miss Gertrude Vivian was in
Rockford on business last week.
Miss Alice Meunster went to High
land Monday to visit relatives
Grace VIM, who attends Beloit
College, is home for two weeks.
Al. Richards left Tuesday to spend
several months in Jacksonville, Florida.
Miss Nettie Bronson went to AL
CORA, Iowa, Tuesday to visit her sister.
Nothing will please you more than
a nice box of stationary from Ivey's
Pharmacy.
R. F. Taylor of Whitewater was
an over Sunday guest at the F. C. Lud-
den home.
Mrs. Charles Neal and children left
last week to spend their Christmas at
Dubuque.
John Wallenkamp returned to High
land Friday, after visiting at the Phil
Harris home.
Mrs NJ Meigham and nephew, Jos.
Haffey, returned to Calamine Sunday
after a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Meigham.
&C. Dunn and family are at Platte
vile for the purpose Of spending Christ
mas with relatives.
Mrs. Della Carpenter, teacher at
Monroe, is enjoying her holiday vaca-
tion at the 0'Dowd home.
Milton Unterholzner is home from
ST. Francis, where he attends school, tc
spend the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Ella Sims went to Darlington
today to spend Christmas at the home
of her sister, Mrs w. King.
Miss Mayme O'Neil is home from
Duluth, MINI, to spend the holiday
vacation at the parental home.
Mrs. w. W. Huxtable and niece
Miss Evelyn Malloy Of Mason City, Ia.
ara visiting Mrs. Geo. Prideaux.
Harvey and Wilton Huxtable, stu
dents Of the Northwestern Dental Col
lege and Metropolitan Business Colleg,
respectively, are home for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah LaDyon, Mrs
Mary White and daughter, Gladys, AM
Miss Mary Trevarrow have gone Z
Pittsburg, Kansas. where they vii
remain for the rest Of the winter.
Most every business day since III
first OF the month has been good on
for the Mineral Point merchants. The
deserve it, for no where can be fodn
f.esher aid more desirable stocks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
Removal of the Public Library.

The tedious job of removing the
books of our notably extensive public
library from the DR.. Brown building to
the elegant and more commodious quar-
tiers connected with our new municipal
building was commenced Monday.
Sometime will be necessary to get
everything in order. No books will be
given out at present Due notice of
opening will be given in the papers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24

With Sunday afternoon and evening
came the snow which made sleighing
possible for the first time this season.
Since then the constant juggling of
sleigh bells has been a pleasant sound
to majority of our citizens.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
Flour for The Belgians.

Mineral Point citizens have contrib
uted $4,000 for flour for the destitute
Belgians. The money was sent to the
Pillsbury flour makers and that COM
pany has acknowledged receipt with as
surance that it will pay for over 70
sacks of good flour and that they guar
antee its delivery. G. E. Martin and
Jas. Hutchinson were the solicitors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24

Jas. H. Woertendyke of California,
who has the reputation Of being one Of
the most foreible prohibition advocates
on the American platform. will, accord
ing 10 announcement from Madison,
speak in Mineral Point on Tuesday
evening next, Dec. 18th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24

Appreciation and thanks are hereby
extended to those who SO kindly rcnde,-
ed assistance during the sickness of our
mother. Mrs. Catherine Arthur.
Sons AND DAUGHTERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
Christina. Services at St. Mary. charel


Solemn high mass will be celebrated
at six O'Clock in the morning. The well
trained, regular choir of mixed voices.
under the direction Of Miss Gsrtru6a
Weidenfellef, orBanist, viii sing the
wort femods Christmas hymn, "Stille
Nacht, Heilige Nacht, and j. Weigan's
Mass, accompanied by violin music -
John Gray, Jr., and Charles Sieger.
Second mass win follow Immediately
after. during which the cnoir will sing
favorite Christmas carols and hymns.
At half-past ten o'clock, high mass
and solemn benedietion.
This is the only day of the year that
the local pastor is permitted to cele-
brate three masses. Every Christian
should rejoice to be able to attend this
impressive service on this great feast
day Of the nativity Of our Lord.
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons,
beginning at 2:30 o'clock, confession
will be heard for all those who wish TO
receive holy communion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Farmers and Citizens Bank

Farmers and IItIIens bdhh.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers and Citizens
Bank will be held at its Office on Tues
day, January 5, 1915, at O'Clock p. m.
PHILIP HEWITT, President.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
Christina. at Congregational Church.

On Christmas eve. Thursday. the
Sunday school will render the cantata,
"Who Helped Santa CLAUSE" Presents
will afterwards be distributed from a
Christmas tree.
Exercises will begin at O'Clock
SUNDAY
AT 1890 a. m, the sermon win be on
the & Incarnation Christmas anthems
will be srrnished be the choir
At 7:30 p. M, the choir will render
Beirly's oratorio, Emmanuel Thirty
voices will furnish an evening Of de-
lightful Christmas music. A pleasing
feature of the evening will be two Sc
lections by the Royal Male Quartet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
W. ]. PenhalIegon & Co.

DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING EARLY

On January LIST, the Congregational
church viii hold its annual New Years
tea meeting, which conforms to a custom
of over fifty years standing.
Chicken pie will be among the good
things served on the occasion Tickets
for the supper 35c and Doc
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-24
ORATORIO EMMANUEL"

To be Rendered by the Congregational
Church Choir and the Royal Male
Quartet, Sunday Evening, Dec.
9th, in the Congregational
Church Auditorium.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
Las Averiguaciones en- los
EScandaIOs de Sant0
Domingo
Colombia.

FL Senado de Washington apro-
DO que Sc abra una averigtaci0n
completa acerca de los escanda-
los motivados por ell Tratado que
Sc concerto entire los Estados
Y Nicaragua.
Tambien sc trato de la conduc-
ia del Ministro Americana en-
Santo Domingo, a prop0sito de
los manejos de los fondos adua-
males en- aquella Replica, que es-
tan encomendados a los america
nos.
En- la isla reina una anarquia
completa. Ell Presidente Wilson
apoya al Presidente Bordas, y
ell pueblo dominicano 10 repudia.
Estas cuestiones preocupan
mucho a los d~iplomaticos, que
ven en- elias monstruosas anOma-
las.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
Beneficio.

Hace mucho TEMPO, que en-
esta ciudad, ha venido sufriendo
la Sonora Andrea H. de IMonsis-
vais una penosisima enfermedad,
Y que en- los ultimoS meses Sc
acentu6 de tai manera, que fue
indispensable recluirla a un hos
pital, toda vez que en- su domici-
lilo no era possible atenderla de-
bidamente por falta de recursos.
Tomando en- consideration la
afictiva situacion por que atra-
viesa dicha sonora y mas aun que
tiene que someterse a una deli
cada operation, Y carece, como
decimos, de recursos pecuniarios,
la Sra. Rosita I. Sutherland ha
tornado la iniciativa para dar un
Bale a benefcio de la afiigida,
el cual Sc efectuara ell Sabado s
de Agosto. en- ell Eagles Hall nu-
meros 273y275, Golden Gate Ave
No dudamos que a dicho bale
concurrira gran numero de per-
sonas. tanto con ell fin de hacer
una buena obra, cuanto por di-
vertirse grandemente, pues sa-
Demos que sus organizadores ha-
ran TODD 10 que este a su alcance
para que resulte attractive. Sc
bailara ell famoso Tango, ell lara
be tapatio, Jotas espanolas, y la
mar de cosas que sin duda agra
daran a los cOncurrenteS.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
Alameda, CAL, a ounce de
Julio de 1914.

Julio de 1914.
'Muy estimado senior milo: va
van diez ndmeros de La Gro
MICA, escritos con sangre, res
'pecto a la actitud de los Norte-
americanos hacia sus vecinos
en este hemisferio; Y aunque
yo comprenda que Sc lie escape
una palabra al orador, entiendo
que ell redactor de un peri6dico
'debera escoger, como entire Pc
raS, cuandO Sc trata de esta-
'blecer caracter y autoridad
ante ell publico de un pals hos
'pitalario.
"A mi me unen lazos de paren-
tesco con la raza iberia, y a la
fecha reza en- Gijon de Astu-
'rias, una de mis- sobrinas que
'quiero como a la salvation de mi
alma. Mas a1n, desde la mas
'tierna edad me he visto de silla
zen silla con los triunfos V es-
"plendores de Espana. puesto
que los Iibros de mi ito. el Doc
tor Don Maur 80 Willkomm
"a
botanico de ma a. formaban
'entoncos. y aun w 81 conside-
ran. la obra ma acabada de
Ia flora" de Ia ninsula y de
las lslas Baleares
"Ahora bien. cabe duda
de que no es Ia ira De La
"Cr6nica'' rev0ltet hato entire
'espaholes { hist no-america-
mos, por una parte entire es-
"tos Y los ciudada IS BE- este
gran pueblo. al a tengo la
"hOnra de pertenec, por otra.
No tratare de- ~ mr 30 Dor
un momento. que y imperia-
"listas entire nosotro Los hay
zen todas parties 5 = todas as
'naciones del mundo zero 'a G
'tual administrator no forma
'parte de tai uarfiif NOR La
tanto merece nuestrt GOyO. 81
"Ud. tuviese a bien ostrar al
'distinguido Director a. la
'Cr0nica' estos poc0s uglones
'mios y la traducci6n IN discur-
so del insigne Senior ri udeutc
Woodrow Wilson. que acom-
PIANO adjunto. me para q1e
acaso Sc dignaria dicho ,enor.
amigo suyo. reparar FL tin6n Y
'romper la valla en- pro del par
lido democratic que defende con
'coraje los derechos sagrados de
Ia Humanicad contra los caudi-
"llos, solamente, de la PROPIE-
DAD;
Con muestras de affection sin
"cera, quedo de I'd. afmo. ami
go Y S. S. ADoLFo WILLKOMM.
"(Firmado) Senior Don Fernan-
do Garcia. San Francisco"
Ell original de la presente car
ia esta en- mi poder, y a la dispo-
sicion de ID, 81 10 eStimase ne
cesario.
Con gracias anticipates por la
inserci6n de la carta aludida, que
do de I'd. como siempre.
alto. y affmo. amigo
@. B. S. NJ.
FERNANDO GARCIA.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25

IL
al Brasil bastos territories; los
yankees en- 1866 simpatizaron con
Espana y obstaculizaron nuestra
provision de armamentos, ash CO.
mo las gestiones de nuestra Can
cilleria: los yankees en- 1879 nos
hicieron perder Taracapa, impi-
niendo, siempre en- nombre de la
brutal .impOstura de Monroe, la
mediacion impositiva de Inglate-
ira Y Francia que guerra evitar-
nos esa perdida; los yankees en-
1882-digalo Logan-protegieron
a Chile en- sus exigencias de ce-
sion territorial: los yankees en- ell
Congreso Panamericano de Me-
xico en- 1912 votaron con Chile,
CONTRA Ell PERU, en- oposicion al
a~rbitraje obligatorio, porque ellos
como conquistadores de Califor-
MIA y de media America del Nor
tie. no pueden, dicen, negar sus
doctrinas seculares de conquista
y a%bsorcion; los yankees, en- fin,
no han dejado pasar OCCASION de
humillarnos y esquilmarnos con
rcclamaciones a 10 Mac Cord, de
vergonzosa recordaci6n, No hay
pueblo en- America, despues de
Mexico, que tenga contra ESta-
dos Unidos an capitulo de acusa-
clones mas nutrldo que ell Pc
ri. ..... Y osan todavia los yam
kee, en- conzpenSocion a eSOS da-
nos ~irreparables que nos han he
cho, sugerirnos les cedamos
Chimbote. ... Repito, jno Sc sa-
be TODD este en- la Universidad de
San Marcos?
lmpasible me parece que no Sc
sepa.... jPor que, entonces, Sc
oculta? tPor que Sc escuchan los
cantos de la sirena de Washing
ton? iPor que no Sc quiere que
la juventud Peruana exteriorice
su patriotismo y SUI ideal de IL
bertad Y justicia anatematizando
a los expoliadores del Peru y a
los Observation-Disclosures de America?
tPor que.
mo sean Quijotes'', parece Sc
ha dicho a los j6venes en- San
Marcos. Quijotismo es TODD idea
lismo. a1n ell mas practice, para
los yankeemanos... -.
Bonaparte Sc encontr6 un dia.
en- una comida en- casa de una
gran DANA, con Miranda, con ell
grande Y genial Miranda, padre
Y profeta de la libertad america
ma. DE cuantos hombros aquf
he conocido, dijo ell corso a su
a%nfitri6n, la Duquesa de Ambran-
ties, csc es ell que mas me ha adj
mirado. Els un Don Quijote, pc
70 sin locura' $50. Bonaparte,
que era otro Don Quijote SIN To-
cura, saba para loque siryen los
Don Quijote go. Ese Don Quito
te Miranda fue ell maestro Y ell
precursor de los creadores de ma
clones: San Martin, O'Higgins.
Bolivar y Sucre.
Sed Don Quijotes, jovenes uni
versitarios de Lima. Organized,
a despecho de San Marcos, ell
meeting a favor de Mexico, a
quien la mediaci6n va os 10 di-
je-no esta sirviendo; como 10
veis, sino de caballo de Troya.
Sed Don Quijotes Solo asi
surgira de entire vosotros alg1n
nuevo Miranda -. Y por cierto,
no hay Bonapartes en- San Mar
Marcos que sabran adivinarle.
Sed Don Quijotes para con Me-
xico. .Sino, correis ell riesgo
de que San Marcos Sc tranforme
en- un albergue de Ssnchos Pan
zas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
Carta a nuestrO Director.
ST.. Don Jose Castej6n,
Director del Semanario Hispa-
no-Americano
La Cronica'
Io VI
San Francisco, Cal.

Muy Sr. milo y amigo; Ell ST..
Don Adolfo Willkomm, suscritor
de csc semanario que acertada-
mente Vd. dirige, me ha favore-
edo con la carta que paso a
transcribir, suplicandole la de ca
bida en- las columnas de su i'm
portante peri6dico, 81, como SUI
pongo, en- clio no tuviese incon-
veniente. La carta en- referen-
cia dice ash;
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
MExICO
PARA LOS UNIvERSITARI0S.
POR LUIS UILOA.
(Concluye)

GEl preteXtO! Que la media
ci0n del A. B. C. esta en- curse,
que hay que esperar sus resulta-
dos. Sabese bien en- San Marcos;
como Sc sabe en- TODD ell Peru,
que la cancilleria de Lima. no es
mediadora, que 10 que ell Peru Sc
haga con relacion a Mexico no
tiene por que tomarse en- cuenta
por la diplomacia infantil de las
tres "caperucitas rojas": Ar
gentina, Brazil Y Chile. Mas asi
no fuese habra por ESQ perdido
su independence de opinion ell
pueblo peruano? Chile es media
dor, y ESQ no ha impedido a la
juventud estudiante de Santiago
protestar ruidosamente contra
las arterias de Wilson y Bryan.
Brasil es mediator, y en- Bahia y
en- Rio los j6venes brasilenos,
hambrientos de justicia y YER
dad, han hecho p1blica demos
TRACTION de sus indignados senti-
mientos contra los pudlbundos
conquistadores del dollar. Y 81
la juventud de Buenos Aires, in
vocaGa por Manuel Hugarte, no
ha hecho 10 mismo es, porque la
policia, no u profesores, Sc 10
ha prohibido. Colombia no es
mediadora, pero esta hoy, con
relaci6n a los esclavocratas de
Washington, en- peor ~situaci0n
que los mediadores; esta por des-
ventura para Colombia, al mere
GER: sin embargo, la altiva jul
ventud de Bogota ha desfilado en-
las GALES aclamando a Mexico
vfctima y condenando a Estados
Unidos verdugo. Y en- montevi-
dec y en- Caracas Y en- Quito y
en- Guayaquil y en- San Jose de
Costa RIGA, y doquiera Sc habla
una lengua neolatina y Sc tiene
conciencia de la solidaridad, en-
ell pasado, en- ell presente y en- ell
future, de los pueblos neoIatinos,
hasta en- Bruselas, hasta en- las
lindes del hamenquismo germa-
nizante, Sc ha elevado fieray sin
miedo la voz de la juventud pa
ra gritar a los filibusteros del 81
Clio Xxx: atras los asesinos de ma
clones, atras los corruptores de
pueblos, atras los ap6stoles del
derecho de la fuerzal
tS6lo ell Peru esta ahora, como
hace Glen amos, como en- los ITEM
pos de Abascal, destinado a ser
exception en- America Y en- ell
mundo? Confession, senores
maestros de San Marcos!
Pero hay que preguntar: jno
Sc conoce en- San Marcos la his
toria de la perpetua exploitation
por los yankees? Cuantas veces
he podido, la he recordado para
experienced: los yankees, en- pie
ma guerra de la Independence,
nos negaron toda ayuda y nos a.
tormentaron con reclamaciones
pecuniarias por SupuestoS agra
vios a SUI comercio, mientras da-
ban armas a los realiStas; los
yankees en- 1853 nos arrebataron
la lsla de Lobos, que no nos de-
volvleron sino ante la viril acti-
tud de este pals y ante Ia amena-
"a de la Intervention ang~lo-fran-
cesa; los yankees. por esa misma
epoca, irrigaron en- Nueva Ora
NADIA para entremeterse en- ell
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
HtHtnn.
70

Estas en- tn v%entana: tie c%ontemplo
Tus recuerdos de amor te martirizan.
Una lagrima asoma y Sc desprende
de tn pupila.
Sc abren tus labios al callado beso
que la tarde, al morir, por mi te envfa.
Una estrella, temblando en- ell profundo
cielo, te mira.
La e~strella que tie hablara de mis- penas,
cuando tn ilusionada me querias,
en- las alturas brilla, muda itriste
nota perdidal
NOta apagada que no encuentra un eco
nj en- tn vida angustiada nj en- la mia;
nota que Sc escape del roto acorde
de n~uestras vidas.
Sc abren tus labios al callado beso
que Ia tarde, al mOrir, por mi te envfa;
mas el besO no lIega hasta tn boca.
tiembla y Sc agita,
repelido en- ell aire de un suspito
que tn alma exhala, enferma Y conmovida.
y sin llegar jamas hasta tus labios,
t1ota en- la brisa. 80.
Sc abren tus ojos a luz mupiente
llenos de llanto y en- la sombra brillan
como los labios vivos y sangrientos
de dos heridas.
EstaS en- tn v%entana: te contemplo.
I'll crepusculo muere Y te a~caricia.
Yes Ia %estrella en- ell cielo, blanca, errante
que te escudrina. 800.
lie pregunta por mi, Y tn Iabio nude
que no acierta a mostrar una sonrisa.
Sc contrae al dolor y no responde
va a nuestra amiga.
La luna asoma su espantado rostro
de Ia montana negra por encima.
Rocio del dolor, amargo llanto,
rueda y titila,
escaldando al caer, como la lava,
el marchito carmfn de tus meiillas.
Y la ~estrella La estrella vaga triste
Pasa y te mira
Tito Encan.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
GerogIifico FaciI

Al primero que remita la solqc6n correcta Sc lie adjudcara ell PRIMER PREMO,
consolation. Eta oferta expna a la saida del p6Hmo ndnero de La Cr6nica.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
LA CR0NICA"

LA CRONICA"
Published weekly by
j. C. Castro
j. de la Fuente
Santiago Silva y M
1858 Powell Street S. F.
Per Annum 81. 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-03
THE ROWDY SALOON.


To THE EpiroR or THE SrN--Str: Ac-
cordlns 10 city laws I. a respectable in
hth.t1ut ana not allowed TO have music
IN my house after II o'clock +. NJ. which
law ! strictly observe.
At the corner near my home there Is n
saloon that is open day and night. Some
automatic instrument amuses the Gus
toners of this place till all hours OF the
morning
Rowdy auto parties can gain admittancc
there at any hour Of the night. Last
night | saw two such parties there dis
turning all the neighborhood. Men and
women frequent the place Mt all hours.
Policemen. unless they are blind. must
So" tho golugs ON there.
Why are decent citizens limited tn II
o'clock T.. VI. and u this saloon can do
anything they please and recognize no
law whatever
Why is such a state 90 things permitted
IN this supposedly Christian land?
The police know n and allow il. VIII
this country prove to he the Kingdom
W IN the feet ~ clay?
Current opinion is that any one who
starts To- get after" such place as this
will D.. MARKED Man.
NEW YoRK, October .