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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24

Abstracts, belgas, alemanes,
rusos y franceses hacen volar
puentes y bombardean ciudades
en- esta bora tragica del eclipse
de la civilization europea.
81 en- cualquiera de las capita
les de la America espanola Sc
apedrease la casa de una lega-
cion extranjera, la Europa cult
sima y liberrima dejaria OR su
protesta airada. Y asi en- otros
casos de guerra semejantes a los
que ahora ocurren en- ell vieio
mundO.
jSirve hoy Europa la causa de
la civilization? Ese incendio pa
voroso que consume riquezas in
calculates y a cuyos resplando-
res mueren centenares de seres
humanOS, inO eS algo infinita-
mente mas salvaje que la guerra
mexicana?
Toda la vida civilizada de Eu-
ropa esta hoy reconcentrada en-
ell perfeccionamiento de los ar
mamentos, de las maquinas de
matar y de incendiar. No hay
concrete, nj agricultra, nj indus
trias. Las ciencias estan en- des-
amparo, abandonados los cam
pos, cerradas las fabricas!
Puentes, t1neles, ferrocarri-
les, Sc vuelan con dinamita. Mi
Homes de fusiles y miles de anne
tralladoras y de canones vomitan
la muerte. Del cielo no llueve
va la lluvia fecundora, sino la
bomba homicida que arrojan los
a%viadores. Entire estos, son los
meJores aquellos que mas enc
migos abatenl
Sin embargo, los hispano-ame-
ricanos somos los salvajes. So
mos los enemigos del adelanto,
somos los dociles secuaces del
odio que mata ell progreso, que
SEGA las fuentes de la vida civil!
Diayio del Salvador.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
Comparando....

Estallo la revolution mexicana
Y en- toda Europa son6 un grito
de protesta.
Esos latino-americanos son
unos salvajes! Els intolerable 10
que pasa en- ~Hispano-America!'
Asi Sc dijo en- todos los idiomas
cultos.
Volaron los mexicanos puentes
y destruyeron Was ferreas.
Europa alzo ell tono de SUI pro-
tesla.
LOS indios que en- America Sc
expresan en- espanol, son enemi-
Cos de la civilization"
Este grito no fue ell 1ltimo.
Carranza por su lado Y Villa por
ell suyo, expulsaron de Mexico a
algunos extranjeros hostiles.
"5Que Sc ha hecho ell Derecho
de Gentes? Mexico esta fuera de
la ley!"
Pocos meses despues, han sido
expulsados de Paris, de la ciudad
luz, de la madre hospitalaria de
la humanidad, millones de estu-
diantes alemanes y austriacos.
GPor que? Porque en- Europa
estall0 la guerra civilizada, la
guerra culta porque es Europa.
FL pueblo de Berlin ha arrasa-
do la sede de la embajada rusa
en- aquella capital, y los sollados
alemanes van destruyendo a su
paso ciudades y reliquias sagra-
das del arte Y de la historic.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24

Is de Septiembre de 1914.
Sr. Director de LAS Noticias."
Barcelona.
Muy senior MIC:
-Todo clio es horrible 81 es
verdad-me contesto-pero, des-
pues de TODD, nuestros soldados,
como los demas ejercitos, algu-
mas veces hacen cosas que no las
tolerariamos 81 10 supiesemos.
En- Lovainaina, por ejemplo, SEN
tencie a dos soldados a doce amos
de preside por atropellar a una
mujer.
"A proposito de Lovaina-le
pregunte-jpor que destruyeron
uStedes las bibllotecas? Era uno
de los santuarios mayores del
mundo!
-Sentimos este infinite, -dijo
ell general, -pero Sc prendio fue-
go por una de las casas vecinas
que ardian yno pudimos salvarla.
-Pero, 5por que incendiar Lo-
vaina?-le pregunte.
-Porque la poblaci6n dispar6
contta nuestras tropas; y haSta
hemos encontrado ametrallado-
ras en- muchas casas,- ell ge-
neral, dando un punetazo sobre
la mesa, anadi0 incOmodado:-
iCada veZ que los paisanos ha-
gan fuego contra la tropa. les
daremos una lecci6n, y Sc acor-
daran de nosotros! Y 81 mule
res y ninos insisten en- ponerse
entire las balas, tanto peor para
ellos.
q como Sc eXpllca Ell DOmDaf-
dec de Amberes por "Zeppelins?
lie interpuse.
Los ''Zeppelins" tiene solo
6rdenes de lamar bombas en- for
tifcaciones y donde hay solda-
dos-me replica.
Y en- vez de clio han d~estrui-
do casas particulares y dado
muerte ainocentes paisanos, en-
ire ellos mujeres y ninos. 81
una de esas bombas hubiera cal
do unos $50 metros mas cerca
del hotel donde me alojaba, a
estas horas no tendria ell gusto
de fumar este excelente cigarro
que me ha dado listed!
10 cual hubiera sido una ca
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
VIM. S. Ulmer & c. q

1929 Gale Mission, al frente de
A~nondaga Ave.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24

En- la imprenta de La Cr6ni-
ca" Sc hace buen trabajo tipo-
grafico, y los precios que cobra
mos son equitativos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24

ST desea Vd. comprar casa en-
San francisco, lie aconsejamos
que Sc yea con VIM. S. Ulmer &
Co. y ellos lie venderan una con
mas comodidades que en- otra
parte. 1929 Gale Mission.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
La Temperament
Y LOS
Temperatures.

ella Sc tfata de resOlver ell pr6xi-
mo mes de NoviemDre por cleo
clon popular, problema que afec-
ia a todas las classes sociales. v
tanto los p~eriodistas como los
centres unionistas deben estu-
dlar maduramente antes de dar
un paso en- false y que Sc tenga
despues que lamentar.
Nos referimos a la prohibition
de las bebidas intoxicantes. v
vamos a externar nuestra opi-
mon en- asunto de tan vital i'm
portaucia, dejando que plumas
meJor cortadas que la nuestra
comenten e ilustren con u oni.
nlenes nuestras ideas, advirtien-
do de paso que nuestro parecer
no tlene mas base que la l6gica
de los hechos.
81 Sc trata de destruir los vi
clos, por medic de leyes lad hoco.
la idea no pudiera ser meior. ne
70 como las costumbres V usos
de los pueblos en- TODD ell mundo
han establecido ell uso de las be-
bidas, hay que respetar dichas
costumbres, y para reprimir sus
aousoS, que Sc reglamenten los
vlclos en- general por medic de
leyes especiales como Sc hace en-
varios paises europeos, pues es
blen sabido que Ia prohibition
causa apetito" y con la prohibi-
clon Sc acrecentaran mas los vi
CLOS como ha sucedido en- algu-
mas poblaclones de California. V
ademas Sc infringiran las leyes.
La lndustria vinicola en- Cali
fornla, aparte de que aumenta
su rlqueza por las exportaciones.
lie deJan al erario del Estado pin
CUES cantidades en- su concrete
al por mayor y menor; los fecun-
dos terrenos que producer la
IVA, dan abundante material to-
dos los amos para esa industrial
productive que yenefcia a todos.
Ademas, los who's de todas cla-
ses que aqui Sc fabrican, son to-
nlcos y medicinales, Y son indis-
pensables para varios usos.
jQue sera de San Francisco.
la metr6poli del Estado 81 Sc DO
ne SEGA? Sera su muerte, sera
su ruina.
La gran exposition internacio-
nal que va Sc aproxima, Sc vera
desalrada, pues no creemos que
todos los turistas que vengan a
-
nuestra ciudad sean temperan-
ties, y seria una vergienza, tan
to para las autoridades, como
para los %electores Temperatures.
que los visitantes extranjeros Sc
encontraran con una ciudad
muerta y desolada en- vez de una
cludad metropolitan LENA de
VIDA y de gran trafco. Los pal
ses, asi como respetan la liber-
tad de cultos y creencias religio-
sas, asi tambien no dehen con-
travenir los usos y costumbres
de sus pueblos: los legislatures
deben de tener este en- cuenta.
pues 81 a los Temperatures no les
gusta ell vino, no tienen ning1n
derecho de prohibir que otros 10
tomen, pueS ESQ no es otra cosa
que atacar ell derecho de otros.
La humanidad no es perfecta:
las costumbres no estan unifca-
das nj pueden unifcarse, asi pues,
81 la humanidad adolece de de-
fectos irremediables, nj ell cato
licismo, nj ell protestantismo con
su poder divine CD pueden mo-
dificar sus costumbres. iCual
es ell objeto de tai prohibition?
jEs por ventura ell prevenir los
crfmenes? jEs ell de mejorar la
condicion Intellectual de las ma
sas? Para los grandes males
grandes remedies: reglamenten-
81 los vicios como antes hemos
dicho y los divinos Temperatures
conseguiran su objeto.
MANUEL F. EZQUERRO.
81 deSea Vd. cOmDrar casa on
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
Una Oportunidad
FijeSe! Lea vd. este!

81 paga Vd. alquiler por cinco
amos, jque tiene Vd. que mostrar
por su dinero? Respuesta-NADA
MAS QUE RECIBos DE ALQUILEREs
NOSOTROS LIE DAREMOS a
Vd. su propio hogan por 10 que
Vd. paga de aquiler. Cuatro
cuartOS c0modOs con cuarto de
Bano, lote 25x100. Albanal, aqua
y ell gas. Emplastados hogares,
cerca de la Gale Mission. Buen
servicio de carros por 5 c~entavos.
Treinta minutes hasta la esqui-
ma de las GALES Market Y Bra.
Buen distrito, rodeado de ten
das, escuelas Y buenos vecinos.
S so. 90 pago al contado Y 1915
semanales.
Vengan Vds. hoy mismo 6 ell
Domingo, para escoger su hogan.
Esta es una magnifca oportu-
nidad. Dirijanse a
VIM. S. Ulmer & Co.
1929 Gale Mission, al frente de
Anondaga Ave.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
DR.. Henry D. Brusce

Especialista en- Intermediates del Cora
zon, Pulmones y Rinones
Cura Radical de Todas las Enfermeda-
DIES Secretas
Horas de Ofcins: l0s II am. y de I'm.
Lines. Mierco lesy Viernes de 7 a s p. m.
Domingos de 10 a II Telefono Suffer $50
563 Green Street
Residencia 1917 Union Street Tel. Franklin 1902
Home c 40o3
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-24
E MediCo mas Famoso EN- LA Costa DEL Pacifco

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06
THE BLADE
Published Every Monday Morning
in the Interests OF
the Multitude.
Edited by Harry Tucker.
Political Forecast.

With the political pot now boiling.
The Blade takes this opportunity of
informing its thousands of admirers
and readers that, as heretofore, this
paper will be foremost in giving to
them all the tips worth knowing con-
corning the progress of the campaign.
II has just leaked out that those
highest number Of ballots, sworn to
by the judges. or they will be defeat
ed. This is q new rule of the city
committee, and the ward superintend-
enta will see that it Is fully enforced.
The usual amount of opposition has
been discovered against the Tins" but
they are said to have determined to
pay no attention to It.
Councilman George Rogers, fearing
he would be showed under in Fulton,
succeeded in getting himself re-elect-
ed to the presidency of the T. p. AS,
SO that he might get votes through
out Virginia.
Friends Of Blanchard Forbes IN
Madison ward are working overtime
to secure his election, so they may
continue to ride around in his high
priced automobile.
to continue in politics, is now sitting
around at the ward meetings smiling
benignly.
Judges and registrars will not be
named for the coming primary until
ten minutes before the polls open.
This is done SO that the spirit of the
election laws, that Of secrecy, may be
carried to a. finish.
Candidates for the mayoralty have
not yet said any strong words against
each other. They are expected to
do so at an early date,
Local fishermen's clubs are prepar-
ing their bungalows up Salt creek for
the defeated candidates, and many OF
them are arranging to spend the day
fishing.
While the rules OF the police de-
partment do not permit policemen en-
gaging in political movements. this
rule is not expected to be carried out
to the letter. A policeman need not,
however, use force in coercing the
voters.
The newspapers have decided not
to use the name Of any candidate un-
less he uses the advertisement col
umns extensively.
The candidate for council who asks
his constituents to vote for him De-
cause he has a large family to take
care OF, need not worry.
Pairs cannot be agreed upon among
the sovereigns. Every voter must be
at the polls before shutdown, or suffer
a fine.
Justice John will hold a special
session OF the Police court the day
after the primary.
The Blade knows the names of the
candidates who will be nominated. but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06
IN1TL MoMENroUs QUESTION Is
SETTLED OTHER FACTORS HAVE
LITTLE EFFECT on MARKET. =.
RAILROADS SUE F E r
CANADIAN MAN SAYS ROADS nor
DER ON BANKRUPTCY ny SIREN
JOJs IEGISLATI0N--IIT
THOUGHT FROM PEOPLE.

NEW YORK, April 5.---The Sun .
weekly review OF the financial situa-
ton tomorrow will say.
Until the momentous question raised
In the Eastern railroad rate case is
settled it is not likely that other fact
ors will have much effect on the IMAM
Ial or business situation,
The treatment which Is measured
out to the railroads viii not only be
taken as proof OF public attitudes
toward one OF the greatest Of Ameri-
san industries bat as token OF the
popular appreciation. politically eh-
pressed, of the extent to which pros
perity depends on the confldeuc" felt
by capital in the security 81 an ad-
equate reward for enterpt sing en-
deavor nm.
Abouf four months ago Sir William
van Horne, one CRnadas great rail
road men delivered III address at
Toronto in which he paid particular
attention "a the railroad crisis that was
then Impending III tho uites states.
and has since become manifest beyond
dispute Speaking from the position ~
an outsider exceedingly well inform
ed on Affairs here and making Ger
tsin patrfNtiC reservations IN favor or
the Canadfan railroads, he uttered the
following rruths. the verify 81 which
Is so much more evident today
.syou ali isnow that the railways Of
the United Stetes have for a long time
been under attack. At every lcEls.a-
tive session news laws have been
ievelied against them laws often 2rls-
ing out Of political 1obhnG The Due-
lie has Supported these laws WITHOUT
giy.ng them muci thought. ana as n
result the railroacas Of the nlied
States are struggling almost FOR 'he.r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06

to early decision on freight rate case
Rumors of truce in Torreon.
Thursday--Prices hold steady. trad
ing inactive---Organizat committee
of federal reserve bank system names
twelve centers and districts--Fore-
closure proceedings started against
Pere Marquette--F'ighting still RACES
at Torreon--State Supreme court de-
cides in favor of Union Pacific in dis
tributing it's Baltimore and Ohio hold
ngs and cash as dividend.
Friday--Gencral decline in price:
after early ncertainty--General villa
CAPTURES Torreon-Talk of coal strike
at bituminous mines.
misunderstanding dull and narrow
with easy tone prevailing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06
CURT|SS BUILDS
AER0SNOW BOAT

HAMMoNDSPoRT N. Y. April 8.
Aero-snow boating has been a pop
ular sport with the young aviators
around Hammondsport this winter.
There are many here waiting for
the snow and ice to melt in order TO
test their course at the Curtiss fiving
school, and now when 1t seems GER
tain that the weather will open up
soon, Glenn Fl. Curtiss has perfected
the aero-snow boat Mr.. Curtiss at
tached a pair of broad skis to an
aeropiane. and can glide at thirty to
fifty miles an hour over the surface
Of the snow; there Is no splash or
thump William S. Lackey, winner
CT last falls aeroplane race around
Manhattan, found that the machine
would glide over the surface with
considerable weight aboard and on
sew eral occasions he carried three or
four passengers slowed about the
craft
Next winter considerable attention
will be paid to the development OF
snow flyers at the Curtiss factory. 1t
Is believed that they will meet the
requirements of Amundsen and other
polar explorers. who have stated that
they want to try aerial locomotion In
the arctic regions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06

villa continues attack on Torreon.
Tuesday-Only moderate activity in
market further rise in prices-Honse
passes Panama canal tolls repeal bill,
PAT TO England refuses to grant
further concessions to Ulster.
ednesday-Prices hold steady de-
spite poor earnings statement OF rail-
roads-Atlantic Coast line stock holders
approve 5000, 900, 900 mortgage bond
issue OF = per cent--yirginia-C Caro-
lima Chemical announces $40, 900. 600.
per cent. ten-year debenture bond is
sue Reports from Washington point
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06
WALTER JOHNSON
BEATEN BY REDS

CINCINNATI. OHIO. April g.
The Washington Americans. with
Walter johnson on the mound for
five innings, went down to defeat
again today before the Reds john
son allowed only three hits, but he
was very wild, especially In the NTH
inning. when three bases on balls and
a hit batsman resulted in three runs
for the Reds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06
Summary of The Week

Following Is summary Of the
week 8 movement on tbs stock mar
Ret and OF events having an influence
on the market
Mondsy-~StrenFth In prices at close,
early InarKet irregular Frisco re-
rcivcrs sell $3.50 600 certihcates-St
Louis Southwestern cuts preferred
1i vidend from tn per cent-~Colonel
Seely resigns from British cabinet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06

declines to make them public at this
time.
We offer a prize of two million dol
lars to the person who guesses closest
to the number Of votes to be cast on
April 2Sth. Now is the time to sub
scribe. Come one. come all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06
DAVE FULTz EXPLAINS
ABOUT RESERVE CLAUSE

Of definiteness. 1t also provided that
it could be renewed for a period of
three years, thus avoiding. to a slight
extent, at least, the objection of want
Of mutually now raised against the
present contracts, which have no linn
itation to the renewal period.
1T readily can be seen, therefore,
that this case can be OF little value
in upholding the present reserve
clause"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06
Stock Market of the Past Week

week
New York stock
High. Low
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06

More than 100, o0o.0o board feet OF
timber was given away free by the
government last year 10 settlers and
miners living in or near the national
forests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06

ALREADY twenty-one counties in Cali
fornia out Of the total Of fifty eight.
are maintaining county free library
work. says recent report of the
United States bureau Of education.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-06

Retail dealers in Hong Kong are
the advantages of window
dressing after the American plan.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-22

tho An.si.an saasssi late TUESDAY
t.frnn@ns
Nj iissaa esrr~s--t worried abDss
Nss uEhsashssssf and to-day .ahI-si
him sa REPORT about coalitions in
Mrsiso city The secretary ~ss safr.
e0sss-r. that IL ansshins HAD hsp.
p~asa 10 o'saaasLa-s.s. oshrs isxsH
sioss IN MesI.o city ~Oaia hate.
lhsuuEh their kose ensssnmess. tsr
formed tho Csisesa states 1'sess srr
potts have stated sAss telegraph
uisrs fsom Nssieu city tn Vera cfas
s.s- osss YESTERDAY. which -"sla
pssbabls s~~usss fog TIC lack Of IL.
sssmaiioso
rhr Waite iipas~ ios sss requested
N. rss,iessioa Of lsis saAssharais
''s~ssssssr TsnaisS a-ni.d .as.
esaVesiiy to-day as wholly snsosha.
cd. srpatss shss sar nemb<r ot The
e.sia.s ssateeaels'asi fssisHiHss Tie
aail skal Shis sub;est had not b<-n
epSsidctvd by the psrsidras .s BY ssy
ssen,b-t Of the cabinet sad has aeset
s-.a as.sss.~a.- "l
The ssase1.as was issurvs in sufI
aseiiau si,r . s-p.ss that Secretary
lssyaa was sb~ss q. swsisas
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-22

wfssss saa ,Irsb~f. fssnahas s.r~
sassfled Sy sEs Her. u. T. Chandler
al hi. ssaaY al I, s'.i.cks
Ne uanahas csr- so Tfiriiad 500
rsai as.ashs 49, ani since that sirsr
aas he~s -aapl"ies as iassmAn .
asitg. Astes ses,ias settled be- s~a'
sos kis sweetheart in illissss aHs she
arrived ,sss sssesrias .a N. @aasa
rs Ss 5000 as the license susga be
secuted aaa shs nlnis.ef bad reaS he'd
BIS study. the ,-o yoanz s's.rir -sf-
szasr saan ana ~i'e. Taar -iiI BIC al
hasssr at Hs~msa1s .as'y.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-22
THE "UNARMED MEN, STILL FIGHTING
Tbe insusreesion Is still on.

The insurreetion Is still on
IN eruhiss the striker after fifteen hour battle
q, Ludlow ON Monday Of which the burning Of the
ten, oosy xi, attendant oss Of e has apparently mot salts
fled II. beea los, ks They have oEansd again to eoa
Time the campaign exenaas the osees Of law and order
Al attack early this nenias DeaSua and two
en los, their lives houE Of fighting For venyoas
hou ,nee the horrible Monday the armed striker have
b<e, .esss hills and today the day when the strikers
s.y the d@fes, Of Mosday Be wiped out in blood
Arms and bsea received and reports are ss
armed ~. from have reached here II has eeea the
Of ssse Monday that unoa "sap<hoo
err xe.e on the way o clean up the neltsh.'
IN o,rss Il ~ Aad order Is still urging The
striker. Q. 10 ha lasdas hs acts Of .~isssaess and 's
hsr,is,.s Ii. outlaw, Of the hills
HELL has broken ioess In Southern Colorado
The ,vsr. Of Sors ey did in October when
,iv or Of misc thousands asd
ehiiassa from dssih ~ bslssA
ca.ps uad state et siege today can b TIRE aas
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