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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
EX-MODEL, SAVED FROM
RUM, TO FIGHT FOR CHILD
Mrs. Chris Hulges Will Battle for
Possession of Girl.

II don't want my daughter TO be
stamped as a charity child. She never
will be placed In a public institution II l
have my way. 1 don't know where she Is
today. but IN find her. ! am now begin
ming my battle for the recovery or my
daughter, My first battle against rum has
been won"
kissing the picture OF her nine-year-old
daughter. who, she says, was stolen from
her Nellie Fenning, or MIS- Chris Hulges'
formerly a model for Charles Dana Glib
son and other famous artists. today spoke
these words at her home, 9l4 South water
street.
The former model took the pledge" be-
fore Magistrate Carson, last Thursday
She was arrested on a charge OF intoxiea-
ton. Her story interested Magistrate
Carson. He discharged her on CONDITION
that she would never drink again.
Years ago Mrs Hulges was a pfetty
girl She posed for leading artists Later
she married Chris Hulges. who is now IN
New York He divorced her and TOOK
away his daughter. Mrs. Hulges insists
that her husband divorced her on perluFeo
testimony.
Il am through with rum forever said
Mrs. Hulgea today. II now want my
daughter Helen. / am going 70 work
shortly and expect TO earn enough on
which to support my child. l don't want
Helen 10 be stamped as a charity ehild'
/ want her 70 be With me realize l am
facing . 6incult battle, but feei eohh-
dent that Nilll via
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
"Ma" Sunday Visits HnsnitaI

Ma" Sunday paid an unexpected visit
to the German Hospital this morning and
distributed more than 100 roses and
carnations to inmates of the wards. She
made n prayer in each ward she visited
and shook hands and ohatted with the
patients. Sister Alice, superintendent of
the hospital. received Mrs. Sunday and
conducted her through the building. Her
visit lasted 20 minutes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
"PITY" FOR DOG COSTS $3.50
McCabe Befriends Animal, But Later
Kicks Him Out of House.

James McCabe, 5O33 Tacoma street
Germantown. said this morning that It
cost him $3.50 and lot of worry to pity
n stray Skye terrier and that hereafter
dogs may shift for themselves as far as
he is concerned. Magistrate Pennock
levied the fine for cruelty, but McCabe
contemplated mercy, rather than cruelty
when the trouble started.
Wednesday night when he came home,
a dog was whining at his front door
The animal followed him in, and Nc
Cabe gave it water and petted 1t. Then
he said Good night" and let the animal
cut. few minutes later the Skye had
returned through an open door. McCabe
let him linger until his whining annoyed
McCabe's daughter, who was i'll. Again he
turned the dog out. When the animal
returned McCabe gave 1t another trial,
but again 1t howled and distracted the
household. McCabe turned It out and to
emphasize his intention, kicked the ter
rier. Neighbors complained. McCabe was
arrested and the fine was imposed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
Thomas ]. Gone

Thomas ]. Cope an electrical con-
tractor. who installed the wire conduits
along Market street at the time the sub
way was built, is dead at his home, a2I4
North 18th street. Mr.. Cope. who sue
cumbed Tuesday. invented a number of
electrical devices He was rs years old.
The funeral services will be held at, his
late home tomorrow morning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
Funeral of David Scntt

The funeral of David Scott, one of the
oldest textile manufacturers of this city.
who died yesterday after a protracted
illness, will be held tomorrow from his
late home, 460 Winona street, German
town Mr. Scott, who was 50 years old,
was president OF the Girard Spring Com
pany, a supplies concern. for the last 22
years. He is survived by his sons Alex
ander Scott, of Erie, Pa, and Robert Y.
Scott, of this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26

eraI Electric Company, and daushtet
Of Charles H. Elliott, member Or the
American Vacuum Glassware Company.
viii be buried this afternoon at ? o'clock
from the home OF her father AZ s2il West
MONTGOMERY avenue. Interment will be
in South Laurel Hnl Cemetery. Mrs.
Delaney, who died Monday, had recently
moved with her husband TO this city
from ST I,nnia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
John Chipman

BOSTON. Feb. 26,-John Chipman, a
leading authority on the law of real prop
erty, died yesterday, He was rs years old.
He was president of the Harvard Alumni
Association and royal professor at the
Harvard Law School He served as a
volunteer during the Civil War
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
william II. Baker

. SYRACUSE. N. y. Feb. 2s.wiiIiam n.
Baker cocoa and chocolate manufacturer.
died at his home here yesterday. after e
protracted illness Of nine months dura-
tion. He was born In Mexico. N. T.. in
1851.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Rachel Richards MarshaIl

Mrs, Rachel Richards Marshall, one of
the ot:est inmates of the INDECENT Widow
and Single Womens Asylum. 3615 Chestnut
street, died today Mrs. Marshall
was the widow of John Marshall, of
Lansdowne. She will be buried Monday
morning in Mount Morlah Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26

dren rather than the clubs, saloons and
gambling place. Many man, he said,
has gone wrong because his wife has not
made his life at home a happy one. He
also appealed to them to live so that
their children would never go wrong by
following their example
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
Man Dead, Wife Hurt, in Auto Crash

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2s.-Frederick Nc
Caulay, 81, was killed and his wife badly
injured when their automobile skidded
and crashed into a tree today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
Mrs. William ]. Delaney

Mrs. William j. Delaney, wife of VIII
liam ]. Delaney, afiliated with the Cen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
IN NrENInRIAAI

EEELY.--In loving memory Of Mrs. ELIZA.
BETH g II. NEbLY. wife Of Bishop Thoms
sc u. Neely who departed this life IN New
orleans. February %. 1912
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26
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RODEPH sHALoM (seef Peace) Services
Saturday, 10 2, m, 3. n corner Broad sad
NJ Nernon ats re Message of the lib
AN Wolcomz-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-26

homes are on the level with
zs'asn Towns are on the level with
- what women are our homes will
Is 80 what the town Is, the men will
hatlon. 'Hs ess'ihS y 'N7
h e1neye there Is something unfinished
a. sss nifke-up Of a girl with the absence
Ie.s zion The average girl today no
IL -. ooks forward to motherhood as
S nins glory Of womanhood. She
~ ss=.alhs her home into a gambling shop
- soelal beer ana champagne drink
ana her society Is made gp Of
s.|5'5 tefs, champagne. wine and beer
asz grass Hi1oWers and illted 3ades
.s der monkeHs-ihat comprises the
% me aferase girl today. 6he ia
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-16

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MARRIAGE L1onNsEs.

BUILDING PERMITS.
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TWO CITY Statesmen, E1xPmRI-
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COOPERATIVE REFERENCE Co,
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

PETERsEN- Christine. aged
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viyed BY her husband and four chioren.
derre i5fq Arnee avenue, at p m,
Forest Lawn cometery. Frisnda invited
Auto servicA
RAMEY-Fred Leroy, died in Denver
July ~ aged 80 years -.
Funeral services Thursday AZ t'S p
m, AZ Forest Lawn chapel.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-16

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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
NOTAS LOCALES.
Lamentable Academic.

La muy agreeable Sra. Her
mlnia Aguilar sufri6 la ruptura
del brazo derecho .hace algunos
dias. Els ell case que nuestra sim
patica amiga iba commando por
las resbalosas e inclinadas ban
quotas de la Gale Union, cuando
sin saber como di6 un paso en-
false cayendo en- ell flo de la
banqueta, Ell golpe fue rudo,
pues Embellishments sinti6 un
agudo dolor en- Ell brazo derecho.
Al ser examinada por ell medico,
Sc descubrio que ell brazo estaba
roto. La sonora Aguilar Sc Gu
ra en- su domicilio y parece que
va en- alivio.
Sentimos sinceramente 10 a
caecido y deseamos su pronto
establishments.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
SaIvadOs por I'm Signo.

De nuestro colega 1.-The Bue-
nos Aires Herald. tomamos 10
siguiente:
"Un incidente notable, que
prueba conjuntamente ell poder
de la FRANCMASONERIA y la
devotion heroica de un ciudada-
no de Lovaina nos ha sido comu-
nicado.
En- OCCASION del saqueo de Lo-
-vaina por las fuerZas alemanas,
unos cincuenta ciudadanos bel
gas Sc les comunico que serfan
fusilados.
Ell piquete de tiradores habia
va levantado sus rifles para a.
puntar, cuando uno de los Gin
cuenta desdichados I'm Franc
mason), hizo un signo masonico.
Ell Official aleman a cuyo cargo
estaba ell piquete, era ell mismo
I'm Francmason, y en- ell mismo
momento que iba a dar la orden
de fuego reconcile I'm hernia
no".t Embellishments orden6 al
Francmason de abandonar las fl
las y lie dijo que estaba libre.
No." contest6 ell ciudadano de
Lovaina. Mis- conciudadanos
no son mas culpables que 20: 81
listed los va a fusilar morire con
ellos, no ire, sere muerto con
ellos."
Grandemente impresionado por
este acto de devotion y abnega-
cion, ell Official aleman ordeno la
Immediate liberaci6n de los Gin
cuenta desgraciados q~uienes ash
deben la vida a la oportuna in
tervenci6n de un Francmason.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06

20 que me he salvado de todos
ellos, meNavergienzo de naufra-
gar en- Monte Carlo, y juro a u.s.
ted que no he de morir sin tomar
tremendas represalias.
Pero senior comandante -
murmur6 ell cabalIero creyendo
haberselas con I'm loco.
-Dejeme listed concluir. Re-
pito que he naufragado como un
lmbecil en- Monte-C Carlo, Y que 81
ustedes no me echan un cabo. -.
Monte Carlo naufragara conmi-
go! Este maldito juego del trein-
ia y ~cuarenta me ha hecho per-
der 70, 900 rublos pertenecientes
a mi tripulacion 80. No me queda
otro recurso que pegarme un IL
ro... iahf esta ell revolver va
dispuesto! Pero antes tendre ell
gusto de reducir a canizas ell Ca
sino.
-iCaballero!
Els mi "ultimatum': 8 recu-
pero 10 perdido 8 hago polvo esa
madriguera de viciosos. boy a
listed ell improrrogable plazo de
dos horas para resolver, bien en-
tendido que 81 veo aproximarse a
mi barco una lancha en- la cual
no venga listed mismo 80. ia
echare a pique!
Antes de que trascurrieran las
dos horas levo anclas ell crucero
y alej6se de la rada de Monaco,
llevando ell comandante sus Sc
tenta mil rublos en- buen orc
frances.
RAMIRO BLANCO.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
TERRIBLE CHUBASCO.
Cause grandes daHos y perjuicios en-
toda la Costa.

Ell terrible chubasco que hubo
ell martes pasado es Ell mas seve-
no que de veinte amos a la fecha
ha azotado a San Francisco, Su-
frieron varias academies los bu-
ques en- alta mar. Las Was fe-
rrocarrileras sufrieron deslaves
en- diferentes parties del Estado,
causando la paralizaci6n de los
treneS.
La lluvia y ell terrible viento
cause grandes perjucios en- toda
la ciddad. Por horas, los tran
Was en- la Mission estuvieron pa
radios; y ell traico en- general en-
varias parties de la ciudad, Sc
tuvo que suspender por algunas
horas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
Rita.

La Sra. Concha Elizalde, Sc
propone rifar un hermosfsimo
Escudo Peruano. Ell valor de
los boletos es de 10c cada uno.
Ell Escudo esta a la vista del pd-
blico en- los aparadores de la nue.
va Liberia Espanola, situada en-
la Gale Powell, entire Pacific y
Broadway. Las boletos estaran
de venta en- la misma librerfa Y
en- las ofcinas de La Cr6nica,"
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
Agradable Velada.

Ell 20 de Enero Sc festej6 ell
santo de nuestra simpatica
amiga senorita Tana Zatarain,
con una agradable reunion fami-
liar en- su domicilio 854 Gale Fill
bert, en- la que abundaron los
eXquisitos TAMALES. La velada
termin6 a las doce de la noche.
Felicitamos a la senorita Ia
tarain, por los inumerables OBJ
sequios que recibi6.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
PerSonaIeS,

Ell Sr. Alberto M. D'Alkaine.
primer secretario de la Comisi6n
en- la Exposition, representando
a la R~epdblica Argentina, lego
a esta ciudad y esta hospedado
en- ell Hotel Palacio. Dice que SUI
pals sera representado en- la Ex-
posicion Panama-Pacifc por un
grandisimo vapor de guerra la
mado lei Moreno" Este va
por esta actualmente en- ell asti-
Hero en- Philadelphia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
Los mazatlecos no tie
men papel.

Por correspondence particu-
lar hemos recibido noticias que
ell importante diario lei Gorreo
de la Tarde" de Mazatlan. ha
suspendido su publication por
falta de papel.
La escazes de papel no solo a.
fecta a Mazatlan sino a toda la
Republica mexicana, donde por
la misma razon Sc han Suspend
do varias publicaciones.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
Hogan de Placemes.

Ell juevos 4 del presente a las
1880 pm. la agreeable sonora
Josefina de Vidal do a luz una
hermosIsima ninita. Tanto la
madre como la recien venida Sc
encuentran en- buenas condicio-
mes de salud,
F'elicitamos al Sr. Jaime Vidal
y espesa por tan feliz aconteci-
miento.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
Nacimiento,

La sonora esposa del Sr. Mi
guel Guerrero Jr, do a luz una
preci0sa ninita ell % de Enero,
que llevara por nombre Maria
Margarita Julieta. Felicitamos
al apreciable matrimonio.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
MiSa

Ell 9 del presente Sc cele-
brara en- la Iglesia de Nuestra
Sonora de Guadalupe a las 9
de la manana una misa canta-
da por ell alma de la Sonora
Jesus Flores esposa que fue
del Sr. Vicente Flores.
Sc suplca la asistencia de
los amigos y parientes, por 10
que anticipamos las gracias.
Vicente Flores y familia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
Por las S0ciedades Mu-
tuaIiStaS.

Ell Club Azteca de Senoras v
~Senoritas, verifcara session ell
proximo martes a las 8 p. m.
Ell Club Azteca de Senores, ce-
lebrara session ell lines 8 del CO.
rriente a las 8. p. m. en- punto.
La Sociedad Peruana de Auxi-
los Mutuos, verifcara session ell
Jueves II del corriente a las 8
p, m. en- punto.
Sc suplica a todos los MEM
bros su asistencia, pues en- esta
session Sc discutiran asuntos de
GRAN lmportancia para la buena
Marcia de la institution.
j.. DE LA FUENTE, Srio.
La Sociedad Espanola de Be-
neticencia Mutua, tendra session
especial ell proximo jueves IL
del c%orriente en- los altos del Ro-
ma Hall a las s p. m.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-06
AventuraS de un marin0..

Oc"h ~
lie irrit6 mas a1n.
Al dia siguiente volvi6 a la sa-
la de juego con la cartera bien
provista, y regres6 a su buque
sin un franco.
No he de entrar en- pormeno-
res acerca de los repetidos de-
sastres que sufrio nuestro hon.
bre en- ell tapete verde; haste de-
cir que a los ocho d1as habia de-
jado en- ell casino 70, 600 rublos,
es decir, cuanto era suyo y ale
no: ell dinero propio y ell que lie
vaba para satisfacer varias men,
sualidades a su tripulaci6n.
Petrowski no posefa mas bic
mes que su carrera, ash es que
con la perdida de la Ultima mo-
media entr6 en- rehexi0n su tras-
tornado cerebro. Use vic per-
dido, deshonrado, sujeto a un
proceso vergonzoso!,..,
En- trance tan terrible no lie
quedaba mas que un recurso:
saItarse la tapa de los sesos. Sc
encerro en- su camara y empu-
nando I'm revolver aplic6 ell ca
non a la sien derecha con admi-
rable sangre fra. Pero de
pronto surgi6 una idea en- su ce-
rebro.
Els evidente que un hombre
decidido a matarse tiene gran
des ventajas sobre los que CONT
n1an conservando su amor a la
vida; para el no hay leyes, nj
consideraciones sociales, nj te-
mores de ning1n genera, porque
la humana jnsticia no puede If
mas ALA de la tumba.
Dej6 ell arma sobre ell "Secre-
ter dispuso recado de escri-
Dir Y traz6 las siguientes lineas
destinadas al director del casino:
"Caballero: ST quiere listed e.
vitar ma terrible cataStrOfe,
acompane listed al marinero que
lie entregara esta carta. sNecesl-
to hablar con listed Immediate
mente. Ell comandante, O.. Pc
TRowsKI."
Di6 ell pliego a un marinero
con orden de entregarlo en- las
propias manos del destinatario,
V de conducir este a bordo.
Luego Sc puso a pasear bajo la
toldilla mientras fumaba un CT
garro.
Fran las tres de la tarde, una
tarde esplendida y tranquila: ell
cielo azuI, la mar en- calma, la
temperature primaveral.
Una bora habfa pasado cuando
VIC venir ell bote con ell marinero
V un senior correctamente vestl-
do. Recibi6le en- la escala, salu-
daronse con gran cortesia y
cuando ell recien venido, muy
preocupado por la lectura de la
carta, iba a formular una pre-
gunta. lie detuvo ell marino con
un gesto, llam6 al segundo de a
bordo y lie dijo en- NAL frances:
-Mande listed a tocar a zafa-
rancho de combate. -. Que los
canones apunten a aquel edificio
continue senalando ell Caslno
y preparense a disparar sobre el.
A los pocos minutes estaba to-
do ell mundo en- su puesto; y
mientras los artilleros cargaban
las pleas, afinando la punterla
al hermoso edifcio sobre ell que
Sc les ordenaba hacer fuego, Pc
trowskil Sc volvio hacia ell caba-
Hero, que estaba como quien We
visiones y mas palido que un ca
daver, y lie invite a que bajase
con Ell al camarote.
va ALI lie dijo ell visitante con
voz insegura:
No creo, senior, que me haya
hecho listed venir. para pre-
senciar un simulacro....
i Un simulacro ?-%-contest6
Petrowski con mucha fema. Ma
da de ESQ! Escuche listed, caba-
Hero. Yo he navepadO nor TO-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-04
Won BUEL0V'DENIES
ALL PEACE RUM0RS.
War Must Be Fought Out
Declares German
Diplomatist.

:LUcERNE. Nov. 4.:Prince Won
Buelow, former German chancellor,
informed the Associated. Press today
that he had not come ito; Switzerland, on
a peace mission.
He declared Germany was resolved
TO continue the war to Its conclusion
by$arms. The Prince made 1t clear
that, he lis mot going to. Washington
TO see President Wilson or to Madrid
to see King Alfonso lin relation to
terms on which Germany might be
willing TO discuss peace. Nor is he
engaged in such discussion with a
papal delegate or any one else.
Inaddition to .disposing of peace re.
ports Prince Won Buelow said to. cor.
respondent today: THE war must be
fought out" At another time during
the conversational he said: Germany
is united and possesses every resource
in material and aboye'all in unity and
resolve to continue the war to its con-
cluslon by arms" .sse,