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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-01-23

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CHATTER I-Ths wassrmsioa and
sanes two tramps, bantsring each ether
selnrdiny their psrsonai aprsaTancs. a..
ctoe 20 clsaa W. acquire new clothes and
ies their companion, Miks, Be- the judge
CHAPTER wsessmslos soes % Z
cssS , sncp: wins IN. contents of IN.
clever trick and gets . shave
cHAPIER mn. d,soov.rs . young
clothes While sitting in an sutomobiie
ne dtacovered standing empty BY the
rcad..de. General Crossmsn and his
x.ss%!n. ,Sss Il. car sy: Is S.s Il e a..
Seoefai prohers assistance. Watermelon
nnsnds him . card besrinG the name VII:
recosnises the name a. that OF . young
man who broke the cotton corner In wall
ssrest few days before. He invites him
s, SatAr :, W-wss:rm:,on y intro
srsssor. and his daughter Billy. with
Wnom ne proceeds 70 tall In love.
cHAPrER v-Barslett. Who has been
ssunG BY Batcheior's operations, plans to
= weeS vS,I.p oSsso nrSaer Win MIN 70, iSr
martet. He wires instructions TO his
broker. Watermelon decides 10 tear him
the unksovn
cHAprrp NJ - ..~
Billy. the telegraph boy tins On Bart.
's message to watermelon
CHAPTER v1I-waterme,on deci6es Ia
s,n s sear and the general In weeks
CO.
swav nd s.,,. h,. ncsso &c., p
his adventure and asks them 10 f,nd
s'o' sno eve MIN the tramp csothes'
CHAPTER Tx-rhe party starts out
1'ers ana crossmsn's cars
CHAPTER x-Las. at night they com.
~. Ssccs sed house. break In and eat
.....
,b. ho,,I EH xIaThey spsnd the ntsht IN
disnovers that the police arS coming.
The general protested. immen.e,v
Aattsrsd.
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-01-23

warned ~ wsssvnsssa. ~TlAs =
house breaking."
Sir" 6snaa1s1 ~ esessal -
you accuse ~. ne. - heuss-1rsahr
iAgs"
The whole dana family" ~ ~
watesDsloa brushly. ~TAls y seuo
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-01-23

leral glanced behind. No one IVES IN
sight The lane was narrow and
rough. last springs mud having hard.
sned Into humps and ridges from the
passing Of many feet The cars ran
slowly Of . necessity. and while the
engines thFobbed. the noise was not
loud. and the slight hin on which the
house stood deadsned the sound and
concealed the cars from anyone In
front
Henrietta leaned toward the Water.
melon. who sat on the small seat just
In front Of her and just behind the
general. ''On such m occasion u
this." she asked. what did father
used to sayf"
Nothing" said the Watermelon.
There were two times when he never
said anything, one was when he was
asleep and the other was when be was
escaping from the police"
"0h." cried Billy. he was . minis.
ter. why should he have had 10 escape
from the police?"
He isft the ministry" explained the
Watermelon.
what did he say when he isft NJ"
leased Henrietta.
"Good-by," said the watermslou.
Then the cars turned Into the road
and two men stepped from tho bushes
on either side. They were tall. raw.
boned country men. In tapping straw
hats and blue Jeans. Each carried .
shotgun In the crook OF his arm with
. tender pleasure In the feel Of u,
each chswed . big piscs Of tobacco
and each was apparently more than
enjoying the situation. The Water
melon. leaning forward. with wary
eyes. vas pleased 70 sss . look Of eur.
prise oit across their sQuare.jawed.
sun.tsnnsd faces % they saw the ssc-
ond car slowly following the nrst. and
four men instead Of one. - the tale
gram I'D sail "ons man In Q Nc ~
touring eas.. the make and engine
number givea.
whats ths make Of yosr cart" -
mande6 ths taller oe the two Of Bart
lett. layias bis hssA On the fsslss.
ITO - eoatisusd.S
Nhse TsmpsssMss DsleOA
More e god thaa We can tel;
Mers - buy With. more 70 cell;
More 81 cuueost. lsss Of care;
More 70 80 end more TO wear;
A.
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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Farmacia S~anguinetti

Special cuidado a las recetas COM
pueStas. Sc habla Espanol Frances,
Italiano y Portuguese
Medicinas importadas de Francia ( tia
liza. 800 AVENIDA COLUMBUS
Telefono Douglas 1892 V 1917
Alberto toda la noche
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11


trayendo los Penates de Troya Y
los Hados de Roma, aqui duerme,
frente al fuego creador y des-
tructor que irrumpe del corazon
de la terra, velado por las an
tiguas Miras, hijas de la Noche,
arbitras del nacimiento Y de la
muerte, loh prole de los helenosl
aqui duerme, aplacadas sus iras
despues de tanta guerra, ell bar
baro enOrme que volvi6 a levan-
tar los serenos doses de la He
lade sobre las vastas puertas del
porvenirll"
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Notas SociaIes.

La apreciable Y distinguida
sonora Erminia Peralta Dargie,
propietaria del gran periodico,
The Oakland Tribune" e hija
de la RIGA y antigua familia Pc
rata, esta pasando su vacation
en- ell Hotel del Monte cerca de
Monterey, California.
La simpatica senorita Bea-
iris Hernandez, sali6 para San
Jose a pasar vacaciones. LIE de-
seamos TODD genera de felicida-
des Y pronto regreSO.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Future EnIace.

Seg1n los persistentes rumO-
res que circular por eel barrio,
muy pronto la colonia mexicana
recibira la grata nueva, que la
muy popular senorita Luisa Tur-
pin mira sus destino a un distin-
guido cuanto a~preciable joven.
Nuestra mas sinceras feiicita-
ci0n al future matrimonio.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
IMPRESI0NES De ITALIA.
PAGINAS DORADAS
de un Argentine.

oO0I
la Inca del horizonte, cada una
de elias custodia un sistema de
moral, y una flosofia de la vida.
Encima, tendida en- ell infni-
to, como una inmensa ala de plo-
mo, la alta comba del cielo Sc
destenia en- semitonos CRISES v.
celeStes, los dolores apagados
pOnian en- 10 alto una tranquila
melodia, como 81 preciosas sedas
de oriente, desplegaran SUI leve
cortinado bajo ell sol.
En- aquella bora inolvldable,
Sc recortaban sobre ell horizonte
caprichosas siluetas crepuscula-
res, solo ell ocaSo, entire tanta
quietud, parecia resquebrajarse
en- lentas grietas, rompiendo su
pureza en- rosa tenue, ,,indeciso,
como la CANA de un durazno en-
flor, pOr momentos, en- ciertas
%quebradas mas hondas, ell matfz
Sc condensaba hasta asumir ener-
gias y violencias, y ell escarlata
triunfaba en- las lineas remotas,
como granada madura, que esta-
LA por la tension de las savias
proficuas. En- ell dia Y la nOche,
nos sorprendio csc paisaje vistol
desde ell Pincio, frente a las siete
colinas de Roma.
Como 81 escucharamos una
~slnfonia transcendental, de amor
unanime 9 de absolute devotion,
la muerte de Isolda 9 la misa del
papa Marcello, acabamos de OR
su loa de glorifcaci6n Y de no.
locausto.
Per la morte di un gran
distruttore F. n. % de Agosto
de 1900"
Tai vez todos no advertiran
ell motive de este canto, son las
iniciales de Federico Nietzsche
y la fecha de su muerte.
En- un despliegue serene de
su dialectica maravillosa, Ga
briel, frente al crepusculo nos
recordaba que ell gran demole-
dor, tuvo inextinguible passion
por Italia, fue peregrino asiduo.
de sus inumerables evocaciones.
Escuchemos al poeta:
'Tu sol, tn sol, oh Italial
ilumin6 su frente, madur6 su
fuerte sabidurfa, troc6 en- orc ell
hero de sus saetasl
Ell barbara peregrino, escu-
ch6 bajo tn cielo alcyoneo, ell
canto del coro alado de tus sell
vas aulentes, embalsamadas de
perfumes Y de mdsicas.
Oh Italial
Ell bebi0 ell ambrosiaco nee
tar de tus vinas, cogi0 la miel
de tus panales, las rosas de tus
rosales, llenos de abejas Y de
t0rtolaS. SuS pies Sc aliperaron
sobre las tiernas praderas de
violetaS.
La adamantina ~serenidad que
Sc enarca sobre la nieve de los
yermos Alpes aplaco sus furias.
las rocaS que avanZan en- ell mar
de Liguria como esfnges corona
das de flores lie propusieron e.
nigmas; como un nuevo Germes
sin caduceo, el cargo sobre SUI
hombro a Dionisyos joven, en- las
termas de Caracalla, en- ell Foro.
en- ell Coliseo.
MeQlCO SuS pr0DlemaS en- la
sombra marina, iluminado por ell
oro de San Marcos, como Hera-
clito en- ell temple de Efesio, Y ell
viento suave distendi6 su vela,
Ell los mediodias .estivales, entire
Sorrento y Cumas, al golfo don
de humea ell Vesuvio'"
No en- la luminosa bahia en-
ire Sorrento Y Cumas. deberia
dormir ell gran barbara, SUI tum-
ba egregia y digna, esta en- Ro-
ma, bajo ell augusta domo del
Pante6n, solo ALI podria dormir
con gloria.
LIE cantaremoS en- core una
oda, midiendo su ritmo por la
racpiroc iSp dol NOV ooptorapooc.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
CRONICA--
Nueva Mesa DIRECTIVE.

La Sociedad Peruana de AuXi-
lios Mutuos celebr6 la installation
de la nueva mesa directlva con
un bale y concerto, invitando
q todas las familias de sus socios
Y amistades, obsequiandolas con
abundante cerveza Y Sandwiches.
Mucho Sc espera de los nuevos
ofeiales, pues todos demuestran
vehementes deseos de introducir
reformas que redunden en- bene-
fcio de la progresista Sociedad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Perdida.

Ell empleado encargadado de
cobrar cuentas de La Cronica"
extravio un talonario de recibos.
Agradeceremos Infinite a la per-
soma que 10 encuentre, Sc sirva
devolverlo a la administration de
este peri0dico. 1853 Powell st.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Defuncion.

Falleci6 ell dia 4 del presente
la Sra. Julia Ovalle, en- la Gale
Mautree de esta ciudad. La f.
NADIA era madre de Aurora Gar
cia y hermana de la senora Girls
tina Estrella, Mrs. j. Arrana,
Miss. Jinie Bucaniana, CeciIio
Ovalle, Ventura Ovalle Y ell fna-
do Aurelio Ovalle.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Ell Sr. Luis A. Martinez esta
hospedado en- ell hotel Suffer.

Ell Sr. Ulpiano M. Harispuru,
prominente y rico comerciante
de Guaymas, sallo para San Die
go hace pocos dias, acompanado
de SUI famiiia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
M atrimonio.

En- la presente semana Sc unie-
ron en- matrimonio la Srita. Ma
ria Corvcra y ell Sr. Alfonso vi
llaverde.
Les deseamos enterna luna de
miel.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
Nacimiento.

La Sra. Julia Aguirre, esposa
del conocido ~comerciante espa-
mol ST.. Martin Aguirre. di6 a luz
un robusto varon.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
LA DUDA.

Sombra intensa que ell alma oscurece
que desvia ell destello genial;
firme valla que al hombre aparece
de su gloria en- la senda triunfal.
Alan loco, Sc escupe a ST mismo
cuando quiere hacia ell cielo escupir;
es tiniebla que aborta ell abismo
cuando ell hombre Sc siente morir.
Els la fruta del arbol pendiente
que provoca ell deseo en- Adam;
es arruga que pIiega la frente
del sublime cafdo: Satan.
Els un fuego tenaz que marchita
la corona de rosa Y laurel;
en- ell alma que sufre y media
es la gotta terrible de hiel.
Tito Encan.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
CHARADA.

Por NJ. V~elazquez.
FL condo de TERCIA DOS
Con ell PRIMA DOS TERCERA
Hablaba con ell PRIMA DOS.
FL primero que de la soluci6n
tendra derecho a tres mescs de
subcripci6n' gratis.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
LA ULTIMA HOJA
Londres Junio 1898.

IO1I0ICS Ju1HO IO7Os
En- ell libro mortal de nuesta vida.
cuando a Dios Sc lie antoja
sin fe Y con la illusion desvanecida
Ilegamos a escribir la Ultima hoja.
Ell destino arrastro mi triste vida
va tus plantas la arroia:
recoje con ell alma enternecida,
mujer, de mi passion la Ultima hoja.
Hasta aqui lego, en- lagrimas deshecho:
que tn mano recOja
ell Gltimo suspiro de mi pecho,
del arbol de mi amor la Ultima hoja.
Tito Encan.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11
PersonaIeS

Ell Sr. Manuel Labastida, rico
comerciante de Ensenada, B. c..
lego a este puerto ell lunes ppdo.
y esta hospedado en- ell Hotel
Minister, Gale de Mason O'Far-
rell.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11

Hace pocos dias que lego a es-
ia ell epreciabIe senior A. Guedes,
Sub Comisario de la Exposition
del Peru en- San Francisco.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-11

LIE cantaremoS en- cOrO una
oda, midiendo su ritmo por la
respiration del mar, cantaremos:
"Aqai duerme en- la sagrada
Italia, sobre ell mar de las Sire
mas, sobre ell mare nostrum,"
frente al area Guinea donde "a
rrib6 ell hijo de Venus Eneas,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-08-12
The Winning Power.

Christian arguments and appeals, re.
enforced by the power Of Christian eX.
emple, are most persuasive, and bring
many into the freedom Of the Chris.
tiap life. We Should have more faith
in the power of appeals conveyed in
the pulpits and in the religious press.
But best Of ali. whenever a true word
is spoken for Jesus Christ. an ally OF
the truth appears ia the Spirit OF God
working upon the minds OF those who
hear. and the ultimate explanation OF
The fact that many are being led back
to religion is found in the unspeakabio
yearnlns Of the Holy Spirit, and il
his tender and constant work in win.
ming the wills of errant men 10 an ac-
ceptance OF the duties Of the only ra-
ticnal existence that is possible for
man--the life that is hid with Christ
in God. In view OF this great outreach
il g and uplifting love OF God for men
we LOUD rot be surprised that multi
tudes are being drawn back to religion
while at the same tir1e We ought never
to intermit prayerful ana earnest eI-
fort to reach with the gospel those
who so greatly need its Quckenin:
and sustaining power -Zion's Herald
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-08-12
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EVERY TOWN NEEDS CLEANING
Thcra Is Always Gccd Work for a
Village Improvement Society
to Do.

Even If you live in a weil-kept towp
there IS much that can be don" to
make it still more attractive, says the
Kansas Industrialist Work that you
do with trees. shrubs, grass and the
tin cans back in your alley will in
crease the value CT your property ard
give you a good appetite.
For village Improvement to be
most successful the city government
and the private citizens must CO.
operate" says NJ. F. Ahearn, assist
ant professor Of horticulture at the
Kansas agricultural college. Let the
civic Improvement clubs, together
with the municipal government, offer
prizes for the best appearing lawn
and the lawn showing the greatest
improvement in looks. Garden con-
tests should be started and the pro-
ducer helped in selling his products.
Get everyone interested in the work.
Try to develop a community spirit and
make each citizen feel that his aid
is essential in carrying cut the plans
for the betterment Of his municipality.
Have cleanup day to begin with.
Get the people Interested in keeping
the streets and especially the alleys
clean. Dirty alleys breed flies and
disease. Plant shrubs and trees and
SOW grass seed in the parliiGgs. Prune
the trees ard fight the tent caterpil-
lars ard ether troublesome insects
and tree diseases Doctor those trees
that are injured. Houses should be
painted and the building Of cement
wa!ks and paving of streets started.
~ village Improvement society can
be organized TO look after the differ
ent phases C! the work. Encouraging
the better cultivation OF ACwer5, fruits
and vegetables will be one OF it's du
ties. The society can give an annual
aower show a2d demonstrate the ar.
tistic possibilities OF each flower Lee
lures given by the organization will
be useful also. A great deal can be
dc2e in cleaning up and beautifying
the school grounds and when Arbor
day comes let it be observed by plant
Ing some properly selected shade
trees. the work to be under municipal
control instead of being done wholly
by individual landowners"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-08-12
"2csuty Need Of America"

Comparing the growth Of the Ameri-
can people with the growth Of blade
Of grass, RABBI Abram Simon spoke
at PHILADELPHIA The Story OF a
Blade CT Grass was his. topic.
sc small thing as blade OF
2rass carries q message to the Ameri-
can people" said Rabbi Simon. From
tire lie oi blade OF grass the people
can take message OF life, Industry,
democracy, service, and beauty.
Speaking on the last Of these, be
said: Beauty is the need. of our
country. Americans have not realized
The lesson taught by the blade CT
grass. They have not learned to beau
tiry everything, hate dirt and filth,
abolish things unlovely and rude. II
.hay had we would have no tenement
districts, no crowded rookeries, no
manufacturing cities, and no
'garbag drama A blade of grass
Is world all its own If it inspires the
American people to desire beauty"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-08-12
ACTS AS CoMMUNlTYs AID
Somewhat Novel But Useful Position
Has Been Created by Uni
versity Of illinois.

Cities, towns, villages and country
neighbcrhoods in Illinois which want
to better themselves have new in-
strument to aid-the services OF the
community adviser, novel position
just created by the University of Hi
nois. DR.. Robert z. Hieronymus, for.
merly president or Eureka college and
until recenti secretary Of the educa.
tional commission of Illinois, has been
appointed to the position and has be-
gun his duties.
While the university formerly was
more than anxious to aid all oommun.
tiles in their betterment work, it was
necessary for them to come 20 the uni
versity. Now the university goes to
the community, for practically all Of
the advisers time will be occupied in
travelling over the state. The position
Is said to be a new one in the United
States.
The whole idea is based on the prin-
ciple that every community contains
within itself the means of its own bet
terment and that social welfare is to
be evolved from within, not laid on
from without. The first step in OBJ
tanning those betterments which can.
not come from individual enterprises
alone. will be the attempt to develop
a community consciousness. There is
10 be nothing of the "highbrow" in the
movement-it Is designed to be in
tensely practical. in terms that every
cne can understand.
The adviser will cooperate by visits
and by correspondence with local or
ganizaticns-agr agricultural, commercial,
social and civic-in utilizing their To-
cal education resources for the promo
ticn Of vocational education, especial
" in the new fields. Local school
boards and teachers will be enlisted
IN his campaign.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-08-12
Woman Finally Receivers
From Nervous Breakdown

Impoverished nerves destroy many
people before their time. Often be
fore a sufferer realizes what the
trouble is, ne is on the verge OF a
complete nervous breakdown. 1t
is of the utmost Importance to keep
your nervous system in good con-
dition, as the nerves are the source
of all bodily power. Mrs: Rosa
Bonner, SIS N. 18th ST., Birming-
ham, Ala, says:
81 have been suffering with nery-
Gus prostration for nine or ten
years. Have tried many OF the best
doctors in Birmingham, but they ali
failed to reach my case. l would
feel as If I was smothering; finally
went into convulsions. My little
girl saw