davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29
REMINISCENCIAS
Del Idealismo Latino
Oedicado q los Universitarios
de Centro y Sur Amuriea.

Con motive del ultraje hecho a
Mexico por ell coloso del Norte. ell
idealismo latino, Sc despert6 tan
viril y potente que nos traio a ia
memoria la gran verdad del in
mortal Juarez; LA union hace
la Fuerza. Ell esfuerzo de los
debiles puede muy bien llegar q
ser la honda del pastor oibliico.
Entire los pueblos de Centre v
Sur America que mas palpable
hizo sentir sus protestas e indig-
nocion contra ell coloso, fueron
los hiios del Peru. z
En- efecto, la voz de los Es-
tudiantes Universitarios del Pc
ri Sc dej6 ofr viril y amenazante.
que hizo que todo ell continente
recordara que esa juventud or
gullosa de su patria es adn la iu-
ventud del II del immortal Gal
vez, Juventud peruana, digna
representante de vuestros ante
pasados, conserved intacto en-
vuestro espiritu ell noble concep-
to que teneis de la patria com1n.
porque de no llevar a efecto nues-
ira consolidation entire todos los
que somos hermanos por tradi
clones de lengua y origen. Ho-
rroriza pensar en- ell porvenir de
nuestroS pequeflos Estados de
Gentro y Sur America, que son
a no dudarlo ell manjar que avi-
va el apetito del insaciable lobo
que nos acecha constantemente.
Hay que estar alerta, j6venes
estudiantes, del presente Y por-
venir. A nadie mejor que a vo-
sotros toca conservar encendida
la antorcha refulgente del fuego
sagrado del patriotismo y amor
a la libertad en- esas inteligen-
cias retrasadas que a1n quedan
y que no quieren 9 no pueden
comprender ell eminente peligro
que nos amenaza. Decides que
es latente, que extiendan su Wis
ia hacia las playas veracruzanas
y ALI veran al odioso invasor
profanando terra mexicana.
Decides que ha llegado la hora
de quitarnos la venda de los ojos
y yer que sus verdaderas protes-
tas de amistad y concordia, son
las doctrinas que a cada momen-
to nos presentan con raras no.
clones de derecho, sin mas fun
damento nj autoridad, que la
fuerza mayor. Por 1ltimo, que
ha llegado ell momento de dar al
idealismo forma mas practica, ST.
guiendo ell programa trazado por
ell eminente orador Manuel Ugar-
te, es decir, fernando reservas.
batallones de voluntarios, en- una
palabra, instruyendose en- ell ar
te de la guerra, para que llegado
ell momento de una emergencia,
no presentemos masas compac-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29
Sc VEN DE

Una hermosa casa de 25 Guar
tos completamente bien amuebla.
dos, renta barata, bien situada,
Y buena oportunidad, para quien
liable castellano.
Ell tener que salir de San Fran
cisco me obliga a venderla. In.
formes ]. C. Castro, ofcina de
LA CRONICA" ~
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29

tas de hombres que mas sabran
MORN que defenderse, porque
tengan mas valor que ciencia.
.Vos, Juventud Universitaria
de todos nuestros pueblos her
manos teneis la palabra en- este
problema de vida 9 muerte para
nuestras nacionalidades.
MeXicanos: Viva ell Peril
Peruanos: Viva Mexico!
j. DE LA FUENTE.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29
Segunda caida en- 2 dias

Chicago. Ell californiano S.
Daugherty Y Bert Snyder, dos
aviadores que hace dos dias ca
yeron de una altura de 1000 pies
Y resultaron ilesos con su aero
plano, Sc encuentran hoy fatal
mente heridos q consecuencia de
la segunda cafda, de una altura
de 200 pies.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29
DI0S NOS COLA C0NFESAD0S.

LIS io iIluy pOSlDlo, pOf no deer
probable, (por aquello de que .un
,dia~de vida es vida" y que ''mien-
tras hay vida hay esperanza")
que cuando estas cuartillas salgan
luz, sepamos va la suerte que
nos espera. Y digo mos" Y no la
suerte que espera a los franceses,
porque al fin somos y debemos
slempre querer ser latinos, que
es solo de NAL nacidos ell renegar
de la propia estirpe.
La guerra europea, que empe-
20 motivada por odios de raza en-
ire eslavos y teutones, al fin to-
dos barbaros de pura cepa, Sc ha
convertible desde ell primer mo-
mento en- lucha titanica entire
teutones y latinos, mejor dicho,
entire la civilization y la barbarie,
entire la democracia y ell feuda-
llsmo, entire la libertad y ell ser
vlllsmo. Habra quien crea que
por estar Alemania muy a la ca
beza de la civilization en- todas
sus ramas, es falto de raz6n de-
cir tai sentencia; pero no basta
para MERCER ell titulo de pueblo
clvilizado ostentar gran adelanto
en- las ciencias, en- las artes, en- la
lndustria y en- ell comercio; es mas
necesario demostrar este adelan-
to en- las costumbres publicas y
en- ell respeto a los derechos aje-
nos, y en- estos ambos conceptos
la prepotente Alemania no mere
ce con justicia ell hombre de ma
clOn clvlllzada.
En- cuanto a costumbres p1bli-
cas-, Sc tienen por patrlarcales
muchos usos inveterados que son
netamente primitivos y barbaros;
pero no es este ell momento de a.
nallzar ell modo de Ser de auuel
pueblo, sino de hablar de Ia que
rray en- este particular no hay pa
labras que basten a deseribir ell
salvajismo y la perfidia con que
ell porta-estandarte del derecho
dlvino de los monarcas Sc ha con-
ducido desde ell primer momento.
encendienndo una guerra contra
todo principle de derecho de gen
tes y con ell soberbio Objective de
conquistar para su prepotencia la
hegemonfa del mundo.
Solo por convencionalismo V
por necesaria transaction con los
resquicios que a1n lie quedan al
hombre de su estado salvaie, con
harta frecuencia demostrado
practlca y palpablemente, admite
la Etica la legitimidad de las gue-
rras, pero a1n para estas, 81 no
no han de dejenerar como la pre-
sente en- una lucha de fieras sin
pledad nj cuartel, es meneter oue
no pierdan cierto caracter glorio-
SO dentro de su mismo salvajis-
mo y que sean la contienda del
valor, de la pericia, de la temeri-
dad, de la astucia, del genio, del
vlgor @ la constancia, como 10 te-
nian las luchas cuerpo a cuerpo
de las antiguas batallas, donde
por 10 regular, mas que ell n1me-
nero, vencia ell esfuerzo 6 ell sa-
crlflclo Individual 8 collective v
muchas veces, vencedores v ven
cldos. merecian todos al par ell
dlctado de heroes. Sc pas6 dol ar
ma blanca a los fusiles de gran al
cance, luego a los caflones de tiro
rapldoy trayectoria extensa, ,lyla1n
la perlcia era un factor plausi-
BILE; pero ahorano Sc vence mas
que a fuerza de dinamita, de
trampas de lobo, de espionaje y
arteria. Pero tampoco es mi OBJ
Jeto examinar despacio todos es-
tos caracteres execrables de la
guerra actual, sin6 lejitimar el
titulo que encabeza este escrito:
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29
Fortificaciones a 10 largo
del Danubi0.
Londres.

Londres.
Un despacho de San Petersbur-
go al POST, dice que los aus
triacos han extendido fortifca-
clones todo 10 largo del Danubio,
cerca de Viena, para ayudar q la
gente y facilitarles trabajo,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29

DlOS nos cola cOnfeSadOS eS
decir, preparemos para asistir a
los funeraIes de la raza latina,
cuya muerte politica, industrial
y mercantil ha de significar la
entrada de los teutones por Sc
gunda vez en- Paris, que desgra-
cladamente despues de las mott
cias de Ultima hora, no esta en- 10
impossible que sea un hecho antes
quizas de 10 que muchos piensan,
81 en- un esfuerzo supreme los
franceses no logran salvar, con
saIvarse a 81 mismos, los sagrados
fueros de la democracia y la Ii
bertad, base indispensable de
verdadero progreso social y de
adelanto de la humanidad.
Mientras los pueblos no apren-
dan todos a gobernarse a ST mis-
mos para disponer de sus propios
destlnOS en- los momentos de an
gustla suprema, en- vez de seguir
con la fidelidad de perros pero no
con idealidad de seres concientes,
a sus magnantes, que los llevan
al sacrificio propio y al extermi-
MO aJeno, para satisfacer sus
concupicencias Y ambiciones; ha-
bra siempre guerras y guerras
injustas como la presente, tanto
mas crueles, cuanto mas refnados
sean los medlos de destruction
que para escarnio de la civiliza-
cion, sus propios adelantos apor-
ten.
Seg1n ell TELEGRAPH nos anuncia,
en- ell primer encuentro serio han
resultado dieciseis mil muertos Y
clncuenta mil heridos, despues de
de las bajas habidas en- veinticin-
co dias de lucha continue en- Bel
gica, en- la frontera de Russia Y en-
la de Serbia.
Tambien nos anuncian los "eX-
tras" que va los prusianos mar
chan sobre Paris; pero para llegar
a encararse con ell recinto fortif-
cadO necesitaran veneer en- otros
dos encuentros mas serios que ell
primero, de los que es probable
que resulten. por 10 menos, Gin
cuenta mil muertos y doscientos
mil heridos.
Y SupOngamOS. empecemoS a
familiarizarnos con la idea de que
los teutones entren por segunda
vez en- Paris (que mala cosa fue
que entraran la primera hace cua-
renta y cuatro anos). No es nj
por asomo nj intenci6n actuar de
de profeta y muchos de mis- ami
gos me han oldo decir que daria
gustoso mi brazo izquierdo (elde-
recho me hace falta para ganar
mi sustento) para que tai cosa no
Sc realizara; pero precisamente
por haber sido esta una guerra de
madrugador y jugador de venta-
ia, contra todo derecho de gentes
al no respetar la neutralidad de
Belgica y al haber provocado q
Francia sin motive nj justa raz6n,
con ell premeditado intento de a.
niquilarla economicamente, repa-
rando ahora ell error financiero
del Canciller de Hero, en- NAL
hOra nacido para NAL de la Euro
pa entera; esta bien visto que no
va ell ejercito aleman, sin6 toda
entera la horda salvaje de los
barbaros del Norte, en- masa, con
los nombres de reserva, de dis
tintas classes, va deras de su Dios
embigotado en- busca de la segun-
da indemnizaci6n de guerra, que
ha de alcanzar una cifra tan e.
normemente exorbitante, que ha-
bra de pagarla ell pueblo frances
sacrificando sus ahorros de medic
siglo de honrado y pacifico ira
bajo.
Por vida mia! Yo no sc distin-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29
Reporters de Guerra ex.
puISadoS de Austria.

Milan.
Las relacfones entra Austria E
Italia han llegado al extreme de
que los corresponsales de los pc
ri6dicos italianos en- Austria han
recicibido orden de salir de Aus
tria.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29
Tropas del Gar, dominan
en- Prussia.

San Petersburgo.
Els Ofcialmente anunciado que
los rusos tienen ocupado Tilsit,
ciudad a 60 millas al N. O. de
Koenigsberg, Ezte de Prussia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-29
Antigua pobIacion
Arruinada.

Londres.
Ell Ministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores de Belgica, reporta que
la ciudHd de Louvain de Belgica,
en- la provincial de Brabant, ha
sido incendiada por los alemanes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02
WOULD OFFER reward
FOR THE J0Y-R|DERS
FAVORS HANGING AUTOISTS
WHO RECKLESSLY RUN
PEOPLE DOWN
Officers Do NOTHING
Cites Several Gases Where Of
tenders Have Never Been
Punished for Their Crime
The Tulsa World

The Tulsa World:
| notice in your today's issue an
other murder, pure and cold -blooded
murder. Joy-riders running over
and killing Mrs Flanagan at the Ar
kansas bridge.
How much longer are the good
citizens going 10 stand for these out
RACES. ! think 1t high time 10 call a
halt and If the police and county
authorities cannot arrest these muir
derers, lets import some detectives
who can. for one will give S5 and
double If necessary to II fund for this
purpose.
Arrest these dogs and send them
10 McAlester for life or hang them
as they richly deserve.
have IN mind now several other
cases of the same kind The West
First street subway killing about a
year ago Party was well known,
yet has never been located" If To-
Gated never arrested More recent
case of racing car running over the
young drug clerk near corner of First
and Main and was only stopped by
an angry crowd. What became Of
this case. Fellow gets a light fine,
pays H. laughs AT the law and speeds
ON
say its time to stop these joy-rid-
ing devils and unless the police do
and at once, | say Tulsa is no place
To live in
Again the law is violated dozens Of
times a day when "children", II to
JIG Years, are running ears in the city
streets
Your paper quotes the proprietor
Of livery barn who owned the team
Of horses killed as saying he would
give all he possessed to catch the
racing devils Lets Join him i'm re
ward and when the guilty dogs are
caught. as they must be, prosecute
them to the limit. Let's have a safe
town as well as the best
Yours very truly,
+. NJ. CURRIE, l03i5 s Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02
WILL BRIDGE CANADIAN
Organization Perfected at Meeting
saturday.

CANADIAN. okla. June 1-(Spec-
ial) a steel wagon bridge across the
'anadian river connecting Pittsburg
ana Mcintosh counties and forming
the connecting link which will make
possible a cross state highway through
eastern Oklahoma connecting the
Kansas and Texas lines will be con
structed during the next twelve
months If permanent organization
Just formed here is successful in its
efforts.
George VI Porter Of McAlester was
named president. w T. Fears Of Eu-
fdula secretary and W L. Bell of cam
adlan treasurer Of the new association
ana committee of six men three
from each county. was named and
given power TO employ a competent
engineer TO draw plans and specfica-
lions, make estimates Of cost, and
sound the river for bridge location.
II WAS decided not to ask either state
or federal aid, but the two counties,
with extra aid from the townships ad-
joining the river. will bear the eX-
pCusc
Another association, to be known
aa the Katy Highway association,
whose specific object shall be to pro-
mote a cross state highway along the
route of the NJ. *. q T. through Okla
BONA, was giNon temporary organiza-
non IN the same meeting whit w l..
lbggs Of Muskogcc as temporary pres
ldout THIS association to comprise
representatives. from at least twelve
eastern Oklahoma counties, will hold
its Mccting for permanent orcaniza-
tion In McAlester early in June. At
that meeting plans viii also be devised
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

J le hut with n really great man at
the helm we may pun through with
oHt anything more aggravated or ag
rraNatlng than guerilla warfare The
result w'll be- fnal, ~ c.urse. W
shall only be able 10 tide over and
'Oltle present condluout In 81 lttle
vMle hell viii break ,nose again ana
then another and maybe sul another
Intervention. until, taldug our stand
permanently In Mexico, We work
slowly oward the isthmus, fulfilling
40 last the Manifest Destiny MS all
aboard for Panama and If any uuIft
son of gun offers TO pun doW1 the
American flag shoot h.m On the
spol'
Mr Wotlcrson also Viitos "Mr. WI
.on has at times 'pokcn too much
hc a phlIanthropist and 700 ljtle
liI.e statesman lie has allowed the
lahhering, exploding upuft crowd
the original muck rakors ~ tho
cheap magazines, out Of Job-tco
i0u'h folderol Of the white slave fool
ishncss variety That is ali"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02
MINISTER TO SAPULPA
he,. Loncks OF Clarcmore Responds
to Call

CLAREMORE. Okla. June l.
Special r. Reverend Wellington L.
Loucks. who has been pastor for the
past three Years of the First Presby-
terrian church IN Claremore. has been
unanimously called to the pastorate
of the Presbyterian church at Sapulpa.
Rev. Loucks IS an orator OF exceptional
ability and will be a great addition to
the religious work IN any section
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02
COMMUNITY NURSES
ASSOCIATION QUITS
Make Public I.sit of Those Who
Have Nidcd In Making This
Work Possible.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

Huerta's big shipments of German
machine guns and ammunition looks
so good to Villa that he'll probably
20 after them T. Il a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

All fools are not milliouaircs but
every breach of promise suit against
Il rich man furnishes evidence hiatt
some Of the biggest Of them are.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

Maybe this is secret An elderly
farmer. asked why he admired Colonel
Roosevelt SO much. replied. TO hear
him talk makes me feel ~ gingery."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

Some royal queries: where was
Queen Mary when King George was
dropping that big ward on horse
races? And. now that she knows It.
will she cut his daily allowance Of tea 2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

CLAREMORE. Okla. June L.
Especial. IT. l.. Brown Of Claremore
has announced his intention Of being
q candidate TO succeed himself a.
Judge OF the district court OF the Sec
opd judicial district Of Oklahoma,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

Another unusual stwut Roosevelt
Uorokcr and nun Wau,wou throw
isg bricl,hats the sumr N'N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

This suggestion that congress also b''
-, ,,nt ts ~ reminder that II has clowns
enough for a circus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

Possibly Imcrta's money lo'N7 "''
,o Germany that Uncle sam
friendship
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

Every time We heat John boIl "'
.n,thinp clsc hc elmh makes plans
TO rcvon MP n diplomacy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-02

National hopo is more llN'F l" ''
realized when backed up 10y '''"e
fighting force.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-20

Bease thrust himself into the imelgh the conspicuous
of political rowdysm he has kept thoughtful South
Carolmans state of chronic humiliation Bease and his
wholesale pardoning of corvcts much than Hunt
and his soppiy sentimental prison policies Bease consigned
the constitution of the United States hell and invited those
who opposed him follow the merely ignored
the constitution of Arizona which calls for the of CAPT
tai punishment Bease has endeared himself
element of his State by his bad mpudence buster
violence toward that class of citizens whose necks
and who also commit the sin of wearing clean shirts and think
ing clean thoughts Not content with shamng his State he
seeks speak for the United States His
feat by the party leaders South Carolina gives ground for
hope that he will achieve this ambition.
Governor Hunt may compare with Governor Blease his
enjoyment OF publicity but he has gone the
it which made the of the South Carolina
la byword throughout the land In view
Hunt has gnhed up this any
timing executive OF measuring himself for the Senatorial
toga the good displayed by him in sharp
efforts of Governor Blease thrust himself places
he is wanted-Bsbee Review.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-20
GOVERNOR HUNTS RETIREMENT.


One OF the most fancfu of political has it
that Governor Hunt will make effort renomna
lion devong his winning
ed States Senate newspaper readers and cracerbox
will pause to think, they will recall that Governor Hunt has
neither authorized the that he seeks reelection
wishes his candidate for the
is therefore fair TO that the thoughts uppermo Gov
ernor Hunts mind present have with
public life If this is his decision if he sbdes by
is to be congratulated
As all experiment George w P Hunt justified Voters
who contributed to the experiment. if they acted good
were ustlhed III supporting him. He displayed qualities pr
vae life which suggested that lie might be successful public
servant These estinlabe qualities did develop
pubic affairs As all executive Governor Hunt is failure and
such should not be perpeuated If
lan discreet he should be saved from his friends
OF this friendship impugned when attempts upon
him the rdicue which would from any attempt to
him to Washington "a
Although there IS little support the analogy
Hunt somehow brings that Governor Blease
South Carolina Democrats have held their primary and
chosen antBase delegation to the State convention South
Carolina to be congratulated So country large Since