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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09
Synopsis Of
REPUBLICAN,.

predict republican national con-
Ho no,ounce democratic tarin policy.
ptdicule "watchful waiting policy"
pafify change In rules OF national
,%nmmend activities of Senator Bo-
rah. .-.da .v.tam
Indorse republican state admins
tration. .. Nth
way law ,.x. =, s...a
,nrstitutions and lower taxes.
Onpose creation OF any other state
commissions. .
delinauent taxes.
Declare for an increase In the sale
NJ state lands. q
Favor half rates for war veterans
on railroads.
Jndorse compensation act.
Favor repeal OF convenience and
necessity clause In public utilities act.
Favor decreasing membership OF
legislature
uents on reclamation lands.
Declare for initiative. referendum
and recall legislation.
Favor constitutional prohibition
amendment, In the event of a two
thirds majority In the Legislature
and II not statewide prohibition by
legislative enactment: also nationa
prohibition.
Indorse the record OF the state
board of education.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09

engine. which IL installed in the city
OF Pocatello. and all together incur
red an expense of about $4,000, and
still In the face of this state of facts,
the utilities commission contended
that they have the power TO exclude
this company from supplying light
or power to the people of Pocatello.
/ repeat that the commission has the
undoubted power to fix the rates to
be charged by this company and to
regulate the service by it, but the
legislature never dreamed of vestins
the commission with the power TO ex-
clude the company from serving the
people of Pocatello under these con
ditions and to confer monopoly on
the company already there.
The order OF the commission Il
clearly erroneous and ought to b'
vacated and set aside.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09
WASHERS.

1t has long been conceded that we
are nation of MASTERS. And this
not merely In extravagant living and
much self indulgence, but in the
manner of making our incomes. That
is, we are MASTERS not merely In
spending, but in making. We are
not thrifty We do not taketadvan-
tage of our opportunities in getting.
This weakness was combatted in re-
cent years and still is by a campaign
among manufacturers for better sys
tens. Experts receive high pay to
overhaul the whole method of work
in factories and introduce means
whereby the same workers can attain
the end with fewer motions, can get
larger results with the same effort.
We do not refer to speeding up,
which means an altogether different
thing, but to the more efficient man
ner of work in the relation of the
worker to the machine, in disposing
of the stock worked up so that two
or three landings are cut out, and
so on through the whole system of n
shop by which the same labor and
time should show a far greater out
put. The results have been remark
able, but they bear a small proper
ton to the national habit of waste
that accompanies our labor all along
the line.
For example, last year there was
falling off of 1,762,000 head Of
beef cattle in the country. This
amounted to per cent. Hogs fel
OF 4,0S2,000 head. which was pc
cent. Yet there was a steady increas'
OF population and the livestock rails
er got Is per cent more for his cat
tie, and II per cent more for his hog
and per cent more for his sheep
One would think that the Increases
demand would cause increased pro
duction. But with us it did not
And yet only 81 per cent Of the till
able land of this country is unde
cultivation and its product is les
than half what careful farming woul
yield Germany has raised her whes
production in 20 years from an ave.
age of 10 to 40 bushels to the acre
II We are where Germany was qual
p ter of century ago. The pastur
. land OF our country is more than two
!, thirds as great as the land now tille'
y Yet our live stock has decrease
q From riotous oversupply that hi
brought on such waste says Il
Popular Magazine. ito go to ii
shortage that has entailed sufferir
- to hundreds of thousands of Poop
&C. is not to the credit of an. intellige
20 people. Capital News.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09
Party Platforms Adopted
Take Your Choice.
PROGRESSIVE.

immediate statewide prohibition
Doth by law and by constitutionaI
amendment, and a national prohibi-
tory amendment.
National woman suffrage.
more equitable distribution of the
fruits or industry and the conserva-
tion OF human life and energy.
regulation of great wealth aggre-
gations through competent national
commission.
Non-partisan tariff commission.
hural credits and the loan of nos
tals savings banks money TO farmers
banks. '"0o "
Enforcement of every provision of
the Idaho contitution.
Submission of constitutional
amendments for effective initiation
referendum and recall of all officiaIs
Abolition of the Offices of immigra-
ton commissioner, superintenden3 of
public instruction or commissioner of
education, state veterinarian. pure
seed commissioner, bee inspecfor
state chemist and water commission
er, and that the fees and expenses of
the once OF pure food and sanitary
commissioner, state game warden
ana state horticultural inspector be
reduced TO such a sum as will permit
these ofncers merely to supervise the
enforcement of the laws of their de-
Dartments.
deduction of expenses of state mil
itia to maintenance OF an executive
Organization.
Simplified form of government
with single legislative body and com
mission form of government for the
counties.
Strict limitation of the powers OF
all taxing bodies to actually neces.
sary expenditures without submission
OF budget to the people at the gen.
eral elections
Repeal OF present penalties fol
non-payment of taxes and substitu
ton OF 10 per cent penalty.
Exemption from taxation of $500
on improvements upon occupied
homes.
Taxation of producing mines at full
market value.
That patents be Immediately is
sued for timber lands and that sur
5 veys be Immediately completed.
Repeal of automobile tax law.
Revision of court and jury system
to provide economy.
Restitution OF funds illegally pal
and punishment of offenders prove
guilty OF fraud in state affairs
Rigid control of Idaho railroads.
Employers liability law modele
4 after Washington's law but withou
: creating any new Offices.
Requiring men in hazardous EN-
f., Payments TO read and speak Englis
: language.
Iowa Injunction and abatemer
: law.
: Mandatory instruction In elemen
airy agriculture and domestic scienc
in public schools.
"Torrens" system of land and WI
!. ter titles.
v Guarantee OF bank deposits.
Restitution to Carey Act settle
from fraudulent promoters.
3 Make maximum interest rate
per cent under contract, to cover a
n commissions.
: Loan of state funds to farmers.
Law aiding farmers co-operati'
n marketing and producing associ
e lions.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09
DEMOCRATIC.

We favor the submission to the
voters OF the state a constitutional
amendment forever prohibiting the
manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors therein, and pledge our can
didates to the next legislature to the
submission of such amendment In
1916"
Favors the adjustment of the
state immigration missioner, the
state superintendent of public in
struction, commissioner of education
and the state insurance commissioner
placing the work of the latter In the
department conducted by the state
bank examiner
Favors a radical change In the au-
tomobile law amending it so that
each county gets 10 per cent of the
tax on automobiles and that the
amount derived by the state for such
tax be spent on the public roads.
Fayors a woman's minimum wage
scale, corrupt practices act, the sale
OF school lands to the extent of 100,-
600 acres annually and also the hold
ing of state platform conventions as
provided by law with the exception
that the convention may be held In
different cities.
Favors the repeal of the public tax
commission law for the reason thai
the supreme court has shorn the com
mission of its power.
Recommends the passage of &
workmen's compensation law.
Condemns the republican admins
tration for creating expensive boards
and offices, causing heavy expenses t.
the state.
Favors the adjustment of the of
fee of probate judge and does no
favor increasing the number of thu
judges of the supreme court from
three to five.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09
PREMIER
I" Non -PunCture !"
Auto Tires
Guaranteed $500 Miles
Service

These tires bear the greatest known
mileage guarantee, yet are sold at a
price even less than tires of ordinary
guarantee. This guarantee covers
punctures, blow-outs and general
wear. Guarantee covers $500 miles
service against everything except
abuse. These tires are intended for
most severe service.
Orders have been received for these
tires for use in United States Govern
ment service
AS a SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY
offer, we will allow the following
prices for the next ten days:
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09
TIRES-TUBES

cent extra. per cent discount if
ps yment in full accompanies order
ard if two are so ordered, shipping
eli argos will be paid by us. C. o. d.
on 10 per cent of amount of order.
Our output is limited, so we suggest
e. rly ordering. We sell direct only,
q ing purchaser the advantage of al
10 iddlemen's profits.
STRONGTREAD RUBBER co.
Dayton, Ohio.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09

State. Superintendent Grace NJ.
Shepherd, has announced that under
for reelection this fall. The an
noupcement will be received with no
great feelings of regret by the people
on this tract.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09

out Of the pockets of the small ship
per and the people in general
II our readers will watch the press
reports, they will find that the Idaho
delegation in congress is assisting in
this demand, although they are sup
posed to represent a class of small
shippers
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09

ferred his support to NJ. E. Lewis, OF
Moscow, and is still understood to be
supporting him.
The Spectator., 1914-12-11


 Gents 50cents Ties and 0E Jewel Box at ....... -.-...,-:. GO Baby Goa t s $2. 50 | En Women's $8.0 Short | OF
 Coats at ....~. ..,..... uOV Mems 20cent Sox. Sale fE
 Price ce-....................-.. uV Men and Women's 50 to oE 75c Silk Crochet Muffiers GO $l.0O Silk Scarfs, Sale En Price e..~..,..,.-......-.............. VV 300 Towels Cheap
 S5 yds. 25c Indian Linen 4E Bankrupt at~~............-.,.......~s uV Thousand of yards of fE LaceS at l cent to ~..........-s - Thousands of yards of % Embroideries .............- .......... sG0 100 Women's Long and Short Cloaks and Coats not many, but they are going at less than cost.
The Spectator., 1914-12-11
Holiday Goods

In the Christmas Gift Depart ment you will find a great variety of 5, 10, 15, 20. 9 cent items of the following list:
 Mugs, China slippers. Tooth pick holders, plates, Vases Lamps, Toy set, Block, Toy dishes, Cups and Saucers. Books Card Albnms, Dolls, Games, Rat ties, Chairs. Shell Novelties Trumpets. Pop Guns, Balls. Show Animals etc.
 The more practical being Gents Ties. Gloves, socks, Collars, Hobby Hats, fine Dress pants and Shoes. We also offer a new and beautiful line of guaranteed for 10 years. Jewelry consisting of Men. Women and Children's Gold Ring, Collar and Cuff But tons, Pendants, Scarf Pins, Broochers. Tie Clasp. Watch Chains. See our Goods before
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
AGRADABLE "PARTY"

La satisfaction Y fellcidad in
discreptible Sc hacia sentir la no.
che del sabado 81 del mes pr0xi-
mo pasado en- una reunion fami-
liar que a fniciacion de los distin-
guidos Senores Pereyra j. de la
Fuente y otros muchos jovenes,
Sc celebro en- la residencia de los
esposos Clemens, 1854 Gale Pine
La Sra. Fregoso con sus tres
lindas y distingidas hijas, las
simpaticas y populares Senoritas
Garz6n, la Senorita Hernandez,
la simpatica Senorita Quevedo,
Perla Rosarense, la apreciable
Sonora de james, la distinguida
Senorita Feliz Diaz, y otras mu-
chas que no hacemos menci6n por
no recordar sus nombres, todas
preciadas flores del Jardin Sina-
loense.
Una magnigca orquesta me-
t.:tll ejecuto con maestria
muchas de nuestras valiosas COM
posiciones mexicanas que fueron
muy aplaudidas por la concu-
rrencia.
La fiesta no dej6 NADIA que de-
scar pues dada la amabilidad de
que Sc digna la bella Sra. de Gle
menes, Sc bail6 hasta ell amane-
Ger del dia siguiente, habiendo
reinado el mayor contento.
Vayan pues nuestras mas sin.
ceras felicitaciones a los distin-
guidos amigos Pereyra y de la
Fuente, que en- compafia de.
otros apreciables jovenes que
organizaron este simpatico Par
ty" no habiendo reparado en-.
gastos, pues Sc hizo derroche del
espumoso champagne.
UN INNITADO,
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LA MED|AC|0N DEL A. B. G..
Agradecimiento de Mexico
Ell AGENTE CONFIDENTIAL EN- LA PRESDENCIA
ENTREGA De UN PLIEG0

Acompanado del Ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores Y del in
troductor de diplomaticos, ell DR..
Roberto A. Esteva Ruiz, ex-can-
ciller de Mexico y agente conf
pencial del gobierno que en- ese
pals preside ell general Victoria
no Huerta, concurrio a la presi-
dencla de la Replica para entire
gar al primer magistrate ell Pile
go en- que Sc consignan los aeon
teclmientos de ese gobierno. a
los que sc nnen (seg1n expres6
el citado diplomatico), los de to-
do el pueblo mexicano sin distin-
cion de partidos politicos, hacia
la Republica Argentina, por la
medlaclon que, juntamente con
los Estados Unidos del Brazil Y
la Rep1blica de Chile, ofreci6 V
llevo feliz termino, tan desin-
teresada cuanto noblemente. en-
el confiicto con los Estados Uni
dos de Norte America.
va en- su oportunidad, Dor
mensaje telegrafico, expuse al
Gobierno Argentine ell concepto
de que esta mediaci6n ha marca-
do una epoca en- la historic del
derecho international americana.
Los pueblos del mundo de
Colon. dice Is nota entregada al
Doctor Plaza, derivaciones indis-
cutlbles de la civilization euro
pea, han trabajado tambien Dor
estuerzo propio su especifca cul-
tura, que, al par que distinta de
aquella, es irreductible a la me-
ra suma de la misma con las ci-
vlllzaclones indigenas.
La polftica international del
Viejo Mundo, por razones histo-
rlcas conocidas, ha reposado
slempre sobre la teoria del euui-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
Pasajeros de Mexico.

Por el vapor norte-americanc
City of Para" que lego a este
puerto ell 5 del corriente, llega-
ron los siguientes pasajeros;
De San Jose de Guatemala
Luz Balmes.
De Mazatan-Clotilde Cabra-
les, Bernardo Fregoso, Francis
co Fregoso, Elena Ruiz, Micaela
Padilla, Jorge Navarro, Elvira
Rodriguez, Leopoldo Serpa.
De Acapulco-Anto Juarez,
Alexandra Batani.
De Corinto-Ernestina Marti-
nez, Felipe Rodriguez, Alejan-
dra Rodriguez, Jorge Rodriguez,
Maria Rodriguez, Geraldo Rodri-
guez, Simon Segueria.
De San Bias Manuel Aymeni,
Bias Aguirre, Juan Feliu, Dona-
ciano Juarez, JESUS Uribe, Ma
ria Uribe.
De Balboa Manuel Zabala.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07

librio. Los Estados Americanos,
pOr 10 contrario, han caminado,
seg1n las propias inclinaciones
de cada uno, por sendas que 81,
a decir verdad, les han ahorrado
rencores y represalias, en- cam
bio les han hecho vivir fuera de
una amplia solidaridad continen-
tai con perjuicio del intercam-
bio moral y economico, no obs
tante que James Monroe Sc in
terpusiera entire la santa alianZa
Europea y la independence de
los Nuevos Estados, Y que otros
estadistas, como Lucas Alaman,
en- Mexico, intentaran realiZar
la alianza de todo nuestro CONT
nente, asi como la creacion de
un consejo supreme que decide
Sc, por medios juridicos las con-
tiendas internacionales de los
pueblos de America.
Las conferencias panamerica-
mas, agrega, la cuarta de las cua-
les me proporciono la suerte de
conocer esta gran Republca, por
haber sido uno de los delegrados
de Mexico, no han podido, hasta
ahora, llegar tampoco a la vincu-
lacion reciprocal de los intereses
de todas las Americas.
! De sobra sabe el presidente
argentine los males que resultan
del aislamiento en- que viven los
Estados de nuestro continente,
incluso los pueblos islenos, y Sc
puede traducir en- serios egois-
mos 9 en- predominios injustifca-
dos, con dano de intereses eidea-
les de la humanidad americana.
En- OCCASION como la presente,
NADIA debo de exponer acerca de
antecedentes 8 caracteres del
(Pasa a cuarta plana)
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GRAN BALE.

Ell Gran Bale que con tanto
entusiasmo estan preparando las
Seforas Y Senoritas del Club
Azteca" promote ser una verda-
dera nota social, por el entusias-
mo que entire ell bello seXo y ell
sexo feo ha despertado. Pues de
antemano sc sabe que esta agru-
paci6n siempre ha sabido organi-
zar sus festas, llevando elemen-
mentos de 10 mejor de nuestra
colonia.
La Gran Marcia dara princi-
pio q las s p. m. del Sabado IA
de Noviembre en- ell "Druids
Temple" Gale Page No. Al.
La honorable mesa directiva
la componen las distinguidas Sc
noras Y senoritas siguientes:
PreSldenta, Sra. X. L. Suther-
land; Vice-Presicenta, Sra. L. de
Fernandez; Secretaria, de Actas,
Eulalia de Guillespie; Secretaria
Financiera, (D Lupita Tsorwas,
Tesorera, Petra de Palacios.
VOCALES
Senoritas: Beatriz Henardez,
Sebastiana Zatarain, Guadalupe
Martinez, Emilia Carmona, y
Sonora: fedora Gomez.
(1) Suplicamos atentamente a
la Sra. Lupita Tsorwas, tenga la
amabilidad de perdonar ell que
por por dos 8 mas veces Sc haya
suprimido su nombre, pues fue
nvoluntariamente,
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MAN0S A LA 0BRA.

perennes recuerdos conserva de
la colonization espanola.
La Exposition Universal de
Panama y ell Pacifco tiene por
objective una doble finalidad: ce-
lebrar la aperture del Canal de
Panama y estrechar los lazos de
union entire la raza anglo sojona
de la America del Norte y la his
pano americana del Centre y Sud
America. Nj uno nj otro extre-
mo pueden ser indiferentes q un
corazon verdaderamente espa-
mol.
Espana fue la descubridora de
America puesto que, tuersa 6 no
genoves Colon, el vino a Ameri-
rica, como espanol Y no como
italiano, desde Espana, en- una
expedition eXclusivamente espa-
flola, con dinero espanol Y baiola
protection directa de los Reyes
Cat6licos de Espana Y especial
mente de la Grande Isabel, V, al
tocar terra, tom0 possession de
ella en- nombre de Espana. Y
Espana Sc hizo duena del nuevo
continente un siglo antes que los
anglo-sajones tuviesen noticia 81
quiera de su existencia.
Pizarro. Herman Cortes, Ponce
de Leon, Vasco Nunez de Balboa.
Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca,
Jimenez, todos espanoles, fueron
los que colonizaron America des-
de Kansas hasta Buenos Aires.
poseyendo la gran metr6poli mas
de la mitad de los Estados Uni
dos, todo Mejico, Yucatan, Cen
tro America, Venezuela, Ecua-
dor, Bolibia, Paraguay, Peru,
Chile y Nueva Granada; esparo-
les fueron los que exploraron, ell
mayor golfo del mundo; espano-
les los que descubrieron los dos
rios mas caudolosos; espanoles los
que encontraron ell Gran Cceano:
espanoles los primeros que como
cieron que habia dos continentes
en- America; espanoles los que
cencibieron la idea de Separates
uniendo los dos oceanos, median-
te ell corte del ltsmo de Panama;
espanoles los que hicieron los
primeros estudios y formaron los.
planes primitivos para la realiza-
cion de la obra herc1lea, conclui-
da hoy por el titanico esfuerzo
de los Estados Unidos; espano-
les, por fin, los primeros que die
ron la vuelta al mundo.
Continuara
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Notas Locales.
Julio MaIdOnado intento
SuiCidarSe.
ignorase la causa de tan fatal
determination.

Julio Maldonado, j6ven estu-
dante en- la Escuela Alta de
Berkeley, California. Sc dio un
balazo, el martes 27 del ppdo.
en- la noche, en- su residencia n1-
nero 1917 Virgia Street. Fue
conducido al Hospital Roosevelt,
donde esta en- condici6n critica.
Hace cuatro meses que el jo-
ven Maldonado cantrajo matri-
monio con Miss Nina Mitchell.
Tanto ella como sus intimos ami
gos no pueden comprende el por
que intento privarse de la vida.
Al pedirsele una explicaci6n a
Maldonado acerca de las causas
que 10 hayan impelido a tratar
separarse de este mundo, con-
testo asi: "Yo mismo me di ell
balazo. Es un secreto, y la ra-
z6n porque 10 hice, nunca 10 sa-
bra nadie. "
Por consiguiente, todo esta en-
vuelto en- misterio. Mientras
tanto ell joven esta entire la vida
Y la muerte.
Maldonado es nativo de Colon
bia y Sc dice que es hijo de un
medico rico de Bogota.
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EI C0merCi0 PanameriCano.

La lmportante revlsta mundial
"The Saturday Eveinig Post, y
en- uno de sus ultimos numeroS
sc oCupa con minucioSa detencion
de los csfuerzos que ha de hacer
el Comercio de los Estados Uni
dos para invadir y acaparar el
mercado del Centro Y Sud Ameri-
ca, que, como repetidamente he
pregonado en- todos mis- articulos
sobre la Exposition de San Fran
cisco de 1915, es el verdadero fin
practice, que de este grandioso
acontecimlento Sc espera obtener.
FL movimiento panamericano
va adquiriendo por momentos tai
y tanto inCremento,
que casi puede asegurarse que
constituye la obsesion de actuali-
dad del pueblo norteamericano,
que, por todos los medios a su all
cance y con todos sus alientos,
que son muchos aquellos Y muy
vigorosos estos, Sc ha propuesto
Qo que eS Sinonimo de que ha de
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
tSpana no C0nStruira mas
aC0raZad0S
zero 81 engran proportion torpederos
y barcos para coIocar minas.

MADRID, Octubre 31.-El
Mlnlstro is de Marina insiste y pa
"a clio expone concienzudos ra-
zonamientos, de que Espafia no
debe de construir mas acoraza-
dos, pero en- cambio aconseia
adqulera en- abundancia torpedo
ros y barcos para colocar minas.
FL ilustrisimo Sr. Almirante Mi
randa, Ministro de Marina, es
un perito en- la materia, por 10
que Sc cree que sus palabras Sc
tomen en- consideration.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07

Ell objeto directo de la fiesta
espanola 6 del Spanish Day.,
como desde ahora debemos lla-
marie para darle caracter y en-
bocadura locales, sera la erection
de un monumento escult6rico
personifcando a Espana, en- la
imagen de Isabel La Cat6lica, va
en- los jardines de la Exposition
6 en- ell sitio que la Direction de
la misma tenga a bien designar;
cuyo monumento. a Falta del Pa
bell6n espanol, hara a Espana,
descubridora de America y fun
dadora de California, presente
en- una solemnidad mundial, en-
la que por razones hist6ricas y de
raza, que no pueden ser en- modo
alguno dasatendldas, es de nece-
sidad que figure en- una Q en- otra
forma Y de tai manera que su
dignidad nacional resulte presti-
giosa, por propio decoro, descui-
dado por nuestros gobernantes
de allende los mares, que noso-
tros ampararemos con todas nues-
tras fuerzas para no desairar,
sin motive justificado, las dieci-
nueve naciones nuevas que fue
Espana gloriosa madre, nj la gran
naci0n Americana, que galante-
mente la invite, nj mucho menos
q California, que tantos y tan
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
Notas de Espana
EI Honor a SaIVo.
Los Sres. Serrano Anguita y Narciso
DIaz Sc reconciIian en- ell terreno
del honor.

MADRID, Octubre Bel due
10 concertado en- dfas pasados
entire los expresados periodistas,
Sc llev6 a efecto a espada, resul-
tando en- la refriega ell Sr. An
guita, herido aunque no de gra-
vedad, en- ell brazo derecho. Una
vez terminada la contienda lbs
dos rivales Sc reconciliaron, que
dando de ese modo resuelta Ia
question de honor.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-07
Con EspIendida Pompa
Sc efectuo la Inscription
del nuevo Infante.

MADRID, Octubre 81. La
semana ppda. Sc celerro la ms
cripci6n en- ell registro civil del
nacimiento del infante Don Con-
zalo, sexto vastago de la Familia
Real Espanola. La ceremonial
Sc efectu6 con todos los requisi-
tos de rigor en- ell Gran Salon Ga
ribaldi del Real Alcazar.
Preside la inscription ell Senor
Ministro de Gracia y Justicia.