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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-26

Ademas, conprendo que 20
hiciera frente a los gastos que
puedan originar nuevos expert
mentOs, 81 en- su dia hicieSe pa
gar mi invento al Estado; pero
precisamente ell Sr. DatO debe
tener en- su poder cartas mias en-
las cuales lie signifcaba que mi
invento 10 cederia gratuitamente
al Estado 81 Sc me prestaba ell
debido apoyo para poder implan-
tar mi otro invento de captacion
de la electricidad de la atm6sfe-
ra y del cual tambien Sc hicieron
aportunas pruebas, apoyo que
70 fjaba en- la cantidad de rs, 900
pesetas.
"Yo no voy a desarrollar una
idea concebida, que 81 cientifica-
mente a wees es factible, luego
en- la practica eS un fracasO. 70
voy a ampliar en- gran escala mis-
inventos debida y sufcientemen-
tie experimentados.
"Se me ha negado TODD con-
curse y 70, en- legftima defensa
de mis- intereses, me marcho por
haber encontrado en- ell extran-
jero ell amparo y la atencion que
los gobernantes de mi patria me
han negado. Caiga, pues, sobre
ellos, en- su dia, la responsible
dad de mi determination.
"Ha sido mucho calvario para
mi ell recorrido, y va no puedo
mas, y no creo que Sc me pueda
lamar nunca NAL patricia. Mi
conciencia esta tranquila; he
puesto de mi parte cuanto me
ha sido possible para llegar a un
acuerdo antes de proceder en- la
forma que 10 hago. No es, pues,
mia la cuipa.
"Agradeciendo a listed la pu-
blicidad de esta carta, me reite-
70 su afectisimo y buen amigo.
/. e. |. m.
II. IGLESIAS,"
Barcelona, % IA a bordo del
vapor Sister.
NE habeis, lectores, sentido
colorearse vuestras mejillas? Isl?
Lo creo; y sin dada alguna, ha-
bran acudido a vuestra mente,
como a la mia, en- desordenado
tropel y pugnando con ell del Sr.
Iglesias Blanco,. algunos otros
nombres espanoles, entire ellos ell
de algdn esclarecido m%arino....
Manuel Velazquez.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-26

LEGO ell momento de hablar
claro y de zanjar las cuestiones
cOnducentes al honroso fin que Sc
proponian los dos enamorados, V
la madre de Mercedes llam6 a su
casa a Miguel, por conducto de
la joven, y despues de un corto
exordio sobre la passion amorosa
que parecia afectar sacramento
a los novios, entro la sonora en-
10 esencial de la materia, Y en-
presencia de Mercedes, que es-
taba de pie miranda de hito en-
hito a SUI future esposo, lie sOlt6
al ebanista ell siguiente discourse
que lie dej6 paralizado de sorpre-
Sa:
Mi marido y 70 mendigamos
en- la Gale diariamente y este
trabajo nos produce una buena
mensualidad. Mercedes no ira
baja con nosotros; ella atiende
solo a los cuidados de la casa.
Sc, que listed es un buen ebanis-
ia y que CANA un formal decente.
Pero ESQ no basta. La mu-
chacha no puede ser feliz con ell
product0 semanal que listed lie
r%eportara, ST es verdad que US
ted la quiere, dele su taller y su
ofcio en- paz, y pida limosna CO.
mo n%osotros, y tendran ustedes
un peiazo de pan SECURE para la
vejez.
La madre de Miguel Sc encan-
daliz0 al enterarse de la propo-
sicion hecha por la mendiga de
profession, Y aunque tomo un be-
rrinche y amenaz6 al hijo con Sc
pararse de el para siempre, ell
ebanista prob0 ell nuevo modus
vivendi, y al cerciorarse de 10
productive de la comoda ocupa-
paci0n, los escr1pulos de con-
ciencia que de improviso lie asal-
taran al encontrarse en- mitad de
la Gale, tieso e inmovil, como
una eStatua de la haraganeria,
y al recibir los primeros cen
limos, que lie hicieron ell efecto
de una ascua depositada en- la
palma de su mano, pasaron,
cuando Sc convenci0 de que, CO.
mo muchas gotas de cera for
man un cirio pascual, muchos
centimos llegan a formar, al fin
Y al cabo, un billetito de cinco
duros.
La felicidad corona ell enlace
de Miguel Y Mercedes, Y Ell eba-
nista que Sc sorprendiera doloro-
samente ante la proposition de
su futura suegra, Sc Sorprendlo
de nuevo al sentirse tan como
damente amoldado a su nueva
vida. Y una noche que Sc reti-
raba a su casa con ell bolsillo lie
no de calderilla, penso sonriendo
con satisfaction:
-iDame pan y dime tontol
DR.. VARILLAS.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-26
Ell Medico mas FamoSo EN- LA Costa DEL PaClfC0

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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-26
Lumiere Studio
ESQ C0LUMBU AVE. es sGnI3 a
La UnIca Fotosrsfia Espanola

en- San Francisco.
Contando con una camara fotogra-
flea de 10 mas moderno y perfecto has.
ia ell dia, nos completeness en- invitar
a los miembros de la Colonia Hispano
Americana para one Sc dignen visitar
nuestro establecimiento, en- el'cual ex-
hibimos n variedad exquisite de ira
bajos durables, ~elegantes y del mejor
gusto.
Ampliicaciones tomadas de retratos
antiques.
PRECIOS M OD
Gabriel Martinez, Propietario.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-26
Dr.. Henry D. Brusco

Espec.alista en- Intermediates del Cora
zOn, Pulmones Y Rinones
Cura Radical de Todas las Enfermeda-
des SecretaS
Horas de Oicina: TO- II am. y de 2 a 4 pm.
Lines. Mierco lesy Niernes de J a s p. m.
Dominsos de 10 Il Telefono Suffer $50
583 Green Street
Residencia 1917 Union Street Tel. Franklin 1902
Home c 40o3
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-26

Bolivia, La Paz, Sep. 22-Ha
alcanzado ell papel un precio tan
elevado, que algunos peri6dicos
de alguna consideration han te-
nido que suspcnder sus labores,
entire ellos Sc encuentran ''El
Tempo" y lei Concrete de b.
livia."
Ell gobierno que preside ell Sr.
Monies esta hacienda poderosos
esfuerzos para contrarrestar la
crisis general que desde que es-
tallo la guerra europea Sc esta
sintiento en- TODD Centre y Sur
America.
Pues con la paralizaci6n de
muchas grandes empresas, en-
ire elias las salitreras de Tara
paca que han dejado sin trabajo
a millares de obreros, hoy NADIA
menos Sc esperan seiscientos ira
bajadores bolivianos, a los que
va Sc les ha preparado ALOHA
miento.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-26
LOS GRANDES INVENT0.
RES E%SPANOLES.
Ell Senior IgIesias BIanco.

pitoche, procurare siquiera, en-
honor a la indignation que me
ha producido y que sin duda al
guna ha de producer al lector, Y
con la ayuda de una carta del
gran inventor espanoi Sr. Lyle
sias Blanco, publicada en- "Dia
Graico.' de Barcelona, ponen
de relieve en- 10 que mis- escasas
fuerZas alcancen ell abandono de
que ell Gobierno de nuestra que
rida y amada Espana da pruebas
en 10 que a este case Sc refiere.
Soy ell mas tenaz enemigo de
las guerrras, tengan estas ell ca
racter que tuvieren. Pero no
por ESQ dejo de tener ell conven-
cimiento de que Sc pasara mu-
cho tempo antes de que las ma
quinarias destructoras mas per-
fectas dejen de ser la mas s0lida
garantfa de la paz de las nacio-
mes que teugan la fortuna de po-
seerlas. La que ell senior Iglesias
ha producido, 81 Sc ha de dar
credito a la opinion de la prensa
mundial y en- case de llegar al
grade de perfeccionamiento que
su mlsmo autor asegura, seria
una maravilla destructora que
habria de imponer respeto a los
mas fuertes, y quizas, un atra-
yente muy poderoso de la paz
universal tan deseada por toda
persona honrada.
Pues bien, a pesar de las exec
iencias, Y de las ventajas que in
dudablemente habia de reportar
ell aparato Instructor del senior
lglesias Blanco, nuestro gobier-
no 10 deja salir cobardemente a
una naci0n extranjera. ST, que
rldOS lectores, aSi come sue
ma "a una naci6n extranjera."
SCual? no 10 sabemos. Sigan
con migo la lectura de esta carta
que sigue Y es facil no Sc escape
a vuestra perspicacia.
"Sr. Director del ''Dia Graft
co."-Muy ser milo y amigo: Al
abandonar mi patria para poner
a la disposition de un Gobierno
extranjero mi invento de explo-
sivos a distancia, deseo hacer q
Vd. algunas manifestations pa
ra que sirvan de justifcante a
mi conducta y que lie ruego Sc
digne darles publicidad.
A instancias del senior Dato
'Hace va b~astante tempo, Y
despues de realizar oportunos
ensayos de los cuales a su debido
tempo Sc ocup6 la prensa en- ge-
neral, ofreci mi invento a nues-
tro actual Gobierno, suplicando
Sc me facilitaran rs, 900 pesetas
para poder d~esarrollarlo en- ma
yor escala Y convertible en- de-
fensa nacional.
A instancias del Sr. Dato COM
parcel en- Ell pasado mes de julio
ante una comisi6n tecnico-cienti-
flea militar compuesta de distin-
guides jefes y ofciaIes de artille-
ria e ingenieros Y presidida por
ell Excmo. senior Oral. Cubillo.
Ante esta comisi6n lei una
Memoria y eXpuse TODD aquello
que entendf necesario, reservan-
dome, como es natural, TODD 10
que podia afectar al secreto de
mi invento. La comision, con
muy buen acierto, significo que
no podia dar informe tecnico
mientras no p~resenciara las o.
portunas pruebas, invitandome
en- ell acto a realizarlas y negan-
dome 70 en- absolute.
Ell por que de mi negativa?
"Es muy sencillo. Tres expe,
rimentos he realizado con feIiz
eXito, pero essos tres experiment
tos y mis- constantes estudios los
he podido hacer con mi dinero y
con Ell que algunos amigos me
han facilitado.
"Es que voy a seguir sacrif.
cando a mis- amistades 6 gastan.
do 70 mi dinero?
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-26

Peru, Sep. 24,-La situaci6n
economical es muy mala y la O.
brera, por logica consequence
es peor cada dia; pues immune
rabies fabricas Y talleres Sc han
cerrado y paralizado algunas
lineas ferrocarrileras, 10 que ha
hecho que mas de cinco mil obre-
ros Sc encuentren sin trabajo en-
la ciudad de Lima.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

long official statement issued by the French war office re-
viewing the operations Belgium and along French frontier
new retirement by the allied forces recorded while at same time
the statement optimistic with reference opposition which the
French and British offering to the German advance
NO definite details forthcoming regarding general battle
which apparently is IN progress all along the line
The French minister has inspected the supplementary de-
lenses around Paris which rapidly are being pushed forward
patton Of possible investment of the French capital
In Antwerp dispatch received cedng General Pau wtha
victory $4,000 Germans Prome Whether this is new
victory to which reference made several ago
known.
Queen Elizabeth OF Belgium and her children have arrived III
England.
According to official adye received Washington France is
considering the advsa Of moving seat government 10 Bor
deaN
Great Britain has Joined with France obecng the purchase
by the tnted States Of German liners the plan to
build up an American merchant marine
II is reported by steamship officers arriving at Honolulu that
British wahps off Hong Kong holding up all vessels including
those under the American flag and removing Germans Ausrans
bound to the Of hostites
The moratorium proclaimed I'll the outbreak OF the Great
Britain has been extended for another month.
Japanese destroyer, which ashore Using Tau China
seed by German gunboat The Of the destroyer how
ever, previously had abandoned her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
Mikado Expects to Keep Turks
in Check and Preserve
Power of England Over
India.
TREATY OBLIGATIONS
CONFINED TO ORIENT
Turkish Consul General Laughs
at Suggestion That His
Government Is Going Into
War;

New York. Aug. 3l.--Japan cannot
send troops to Europe to assist the
allies In the fighting there, although
she stands ready to help them In the
Far East. according to the Japanese
consul general here. Takashi Naka-
mura. This statement was in reply to
questions as to whether Japan would
send soldiers to Europe TO aid the al
lies or organize an expedition to help
keep Turkey at bay.
Our agreement with Great Brit
ain" said the consul general, lis such
that she need have no fear Of remov-
ing her troops from India TO the
war zone. That agreement binds us
to protect the interests OF Great
Britain In Just such an emergency
and this includes India and China.
"In the event OF Turkey getting
into this war. which is not so prom
ising as II may seem. Japan would
send TO India sufficient force to
keep down any uprising of the ma
tives that might be fomented by
Turks or German interests Such a
movement of Japanese troops is COW
cred IN the agreement
ION the other hand, we cannot
send troops 10 the war in Europe,
no matter what the fortunes of the
allies may be- In the first place our
agreement does not call for aid in
that direction in the second place,
1t would be almost impossible to get
enough troops into the war zone to
be of any service at the last desper-
ate cry for help
The Turkish consul general Dielai
Bey. laughed when he was asked
about the possibility of his country
going TO war.
Turkey has just passed through
two wars" he said, "and wars have
long ceased to be interesting even as
commercial proposition. Turkey is
not looking for fight, either with
the possible winner or the probable
loser in this war believe that my
country is taking the strict path OF
neutrality
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
ASKS RECEIVERSHIP
FOR RAIL WAY COMPANY

Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 31.--The
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
way company, the operating company
for the Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
cific Railroad company. was made a
co-defendant in the receivership suit
filed against 1t by Mrs. Clara Mcneil
of Columbus Kan. last Saturday In
an amendment filed in the district
court here today by Mrs. McNeil's at
torney, A. @. Parker.
The amendment also asks for an
Injunction to prevent the operating
company from transferring on its
books shares Of capital stock alleged
to be owned by the holding company
and pledged to secure bonds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
NEVADA PRIMARIES
LOOK DEMOCRATIC

ltf hoHNlH4 JOURNAL tFt@iet AtStNo WiHtl
Reno, New, Aug. 31.--NeNada voters
will select party nominees tomorrow
for the general election In November.
Approximately $4,000 voters registered
for the primary election. The demo-
cratic registration exceeds the repub-
lican registration by loco. The So
cialist registration is third and the
progressives last.
There is no opposition to Tasker l..
Oddie as republican candidate for
reelection. Francis q. Newlands,
senior senator from Nevada, Is unop-
posed in his own party and Sam Plat.
former United States district attorney
Of Nevada, has no opposition as the
republican senatorial candidate
T.. +, Roberts, incumbent. is opposed
on the republican ticket by Cole II.
Ilarwood. former district judge.
Democratic candidates for representa-
tives In congress are Leonard II. Fow-
Ter. Reno attorney, and Fulton II.
Sears. connected with reclamation
project work In Churchill county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
PRESIDENT ABOUT
READY FOR WORK AGAIN


Windsor, VT, Aug. S1.-President
Wilson tomorrow will bring to
close his short vacation which began
last Friday. He plans to leave WIND
sor in the afternoon, arriving In WASH
ington "Wednesday morning In time TO
begin his usual work. He has enjoyed
his stay here and his health has been
benefited.
The president has practically decided
the ship registry question while mere.
Soon after his return he will issue an
executive order suspending for stated
period. probably three years, the pro-
visions OF the navigation laws requir-
ing vessels flying the American flag
to have mates and masters who are
American citizens and to be measured
by Americans.
He will do this in accordance with
the recent amendment to the Panama
canal act. He has been assured that
about 200 vessels now flying foreign
flags. will take out American registry
as soon as he issues the executive or
der
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
ANGRY DEBATE
IN COMMONS ON
HOME RULE BILL

London Aug 81 (7:55 p. m)--For
moment this afternoon the house Of
commons, turning from its country's
danger, reverted to the old contro-
versy over Ireland. Premier Asduith
had announced that on re-assembing
September 9th. the government would
proceed with the home rule and Welsh
dis establishment bills, and John Red
mond leader of the Irish nationalists
in the house of commons. expressed
hope that II the governments propo-
sails did not meet with the approval
Of the whole house. the government
would not change its intention in re-
gard to home rule.
Former Premier A. ]. Balfour inn
rose and said that If the
again introduced home
rule its course would arouse a torrent
Of abuse. This pronouncement
brought an angry roar from the min
during which Mr. Baifour
stood nnmoved. When quiet was re-
stored he said that to introduce the
bill while many members were serving
at the front could only arouse most
heated controversy.
Again the ministerialists roared
shame which cry was met with an
cry counter cheers from the oppose
ion. There was another angry shout
from the nationalists and ministerial
SITS when the house proceeded with
)ther business.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
RESERVE BOARD CALLS
ON NATIONAL BANKS

Washington. Aug. 81. -- The fed
cral reserve board today sent out 70
national banks which are to become
members Of the new federal bank n
request for a complete statement OF
excess Of liability on the 3ist Of Au-
gust. to be used In opening the new
system. The hoard asked also from
what cities balances would be drawn
to pay first installments OF subscrip-
tion TO reserve hank, what amount
each bank expected TO pay in gold or
gold certificates out of funds In it's
own vault. what amounts Will be
Withdrawn from reserve agents, how
much each bank expects to transfer
in cash TO its federal reserve bank
under the new reserve requirements
and what amount each hank desires
to discount with its federal reserve
bank in order TO pay part of its re-
serve In eligible paper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

fuy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LaknEnswiaHl
Paris, Aug. 81 th:55 p. m.)-~The
following official statement was issued
| by the war office this evening:
"The situation In general is actu-
ally as follows;
''First-fn the vosges and in Lor-
raine, II must be remembered our
| forees which had taken the offensive
at the beginning Of the operations
and driven the enemy outside of our
frontiers, afterwards underwent seri-
Gus checks. Before saareburg. and In
the region of Morhagne, where they
encountered very solid defensive
works. our forces we're Obliged TO fall
buck and to reform, one part on Cou-
rome de Nancy and the other on the
French vosges.
'The Germans then assumed the Of
fensive. but our troops after having
thrown them back upon their posi-
tions. resumed the offensive two days
ugo. This attack continues to make
progress. although slowly. II is n
veritabIe war Of seges MS each posi-
tion occupied Is Immediately forti-
fled.
'This explains the slowness OF our
advance. which Is nevertheless, char
acterized each day hy fresh local sue
cesses.
No Important Operations Near Nancy
Second The region Of Nancy and
southern Wavre, since the beginning
Of the campaign IN this section, bo-
tween Metz on the German side and
Teul and Verdun on the French side,
has not been the theaier OF important
operations
"Third--in the direction of the
Meuse between Verdnn and Mezieres.
1t will be remembered, the French
forces took the offensive In the be-
ginning towards Longwy, Neufcha-
teau, and Paliseut. The troops oper
ating in the region Of Spincourt and
Longuyon have been able to check
the enemy's army under the command
of the German crown prince.
I'm the regions of NeufchateauI
and Paliseut, on the other hand, cer-
tain OF our troops have received par
tial checks, which obliged them to
retire upon the Meuse, without hav-
ing their organization broken up. |
This retiring movement has compelled
the forces operating in the neighbor~
hood Of spincourt to withdraw also
towards the Meuse.
Germans HepcIIcd With Great Losses.
During the last few days the ene-
my has endeavored 10 splead out
from the Meuse with considerable
forces. but by vigorous counter-of- |
fensive they We're repelled with great
losses. In the meantime fresh forces
Of Germans advanced 10 the district
Of Rocroy Gin Ardennes). marching /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
STAMP TAX PLANNED
TO RAISE REVENUES

Washington. Aug. sle-.A stamp tax
on soft drinks ns we'll as beer and
patent medicines IL contemplated BY
members of the house ways ana
means committee which Is preparIns
an emergency Internal revenue bill
to offset treasury LOSSES due to cur
tailment OF imports. It Is urged that
soft drinks are aa much Injuries as
Wines or beer and that an equitable
distribution of the tax burden among
all consumers would be accomplish
ed by this plan.
Another suggestion Is stamp tax
OF ar 10 per cent on railroad tickets
end admission 10 theaters, baseball
parks and other licensed amuse-
ments. II Is estimated that from $40,
600. 600 TO $So.oo0.O0O could be rais-
ed in this way,
A doubling OF the present tax on
beer, It is estimated by treasury ox-
perts would pyoduce s65.00o.0o0 A
few committee members, however.
feel that taxation of commodities
other than beer and patent medi-
cines would cause less popular fric-
tlon.