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The Washington herald., 1915-12-25

Dr.. John Nelson Mills will lead the
Mems Bible Class OF the First Presby-
, terfan Sunday school tomorrow mernIng
at s:S o'clock.
At the Gunton-Temple Memorial Pres
byterfan Church. Fourteenth and r
streets northwest. Rev. DR.. c. Everest
Granger will preach at II o'clock tomor-
row on the topic. .''The Message Of the
Manager" At the 6:s5 o'clock Pleasant
Evening Hour service the choir will
render the cantata Bethlehem" by DR..
David Wild Mclean. Miss O'Tool, harp
ift and Mr. Hoffman. violinst, of the
Marine Band. will sssist Monday evening
at $50 O'Clock, in the chapel. the boys
OF the church and school will meet with
J. w. Patton to organize a Boy Scout
patrol. All boys Of the neighborhood, Il
years or over. are invited. Wednesday
night at 7:3o. In the church auditorium.
the Sunday school Christmas festival will
be held. The children will render a can
tata. Down the Chimney with Santa"
Special Christmas services will be held
In the Northminster Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
At the morning service. the pastor. Rev.
s. A. Bower. will preach a Christmas
sermon on The Visit Of the Wise Men"
The Christmas music is as follows: Pre-
lude. Christmas Pastorale." Merkel: an
them. "Hosanna," Lowden: anthem,
Babe Of Bethlehem" Bartlett: solo by
Mrs Smith, 20. Holy Night" postlude.
Christmas March"
The evening service will consist OF a
Christmas entertainment: Gifts for the
King" and Christmas Tableaux." under
the direction Of Miss Alice Moran. This
service will take the place OF the regu-
lar Sunday evening service. Members Of
the classes taught by the following teach
ers will take part In the entertainment:
Miss Alice Moran. Miss Katheryn Wells,
Miss Isabelle Allen. Miss Florence Mar
tin. and II. =. wilkins
Al the evening service the choir will
render the following anthems: Christ
mas Lullaby" Guilmont: Bethlehem
Awaken" Gottschaik: Shout the Glad
Brewer: and a solo by Mrs.
Morsell.
Tho annual Christmas giving exercises
Of the Sunday School Of the Central
Church were held or Mon !
day evening. The program consisted Of
I number of SONGS and recitatlons by |
the members OF the school and brief
play given by the children. |
in which more than fifty children took !
part. Santa Claus appeared in person I;
TO which gifts were made were the /
LynchburE OrphanaEe. the Mountain
school at Grundy. Va. the Red Cross J
war fund. the city missions and local
'harities. In addition to books. clothing.
oys. provisions. etc. a large amount OF
money was given. These will be dis
.riluted 10 the above objects
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

At the Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow morning there will lie spe
cial Christmas service with music by
the large chorus choir under the di-
rection OF Prof. Joseph Harrison and
an appropriate Christmas sermon.
At the night service there will be
special music and at this service John
A. Davis. q member of this concrega-
tion. now attending college at Lex
ington. KY. will be ordained to the
work of the Christian ministry. Mr..
Davis has been preaching for several
years In connection with his studies
in college. The ordination service,
will be conducted by Rev. George A.
Miller and the elders of the church.
The ordinance of batpism will be I'D
min!stered at the close of the service
The Christmas entertainment of the
Sunday school of this church will he
given on Tuesday evening of next
week at 7:30 o'clock
Sermons appropriate to the season
will be preached by the pastor. Rev.
Earl Wiley. at both morning and
evening services tomorrow in the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. A
christmas cantata will he rendered by
the quartet in the evening
next lnursdaS evening Dr. Wil1ey
will Resume his course of lectures on
the Rihl". his subject Seing The Book
Of Acts"
Fifteen baskets. well filled with
groceries. meats and fruit. were dis
tributed to the poor by n committee
OF the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church and Sunday School last Thurs.
day morning.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian
sndesvor. of the Vermont Avenue
Church. has issued sixty
'ase booklet Of selections from the songs,
'erses. etc. used at the society's
lnnual banauets of the past ten years.
,opies of the book bearing autographs
II members OF the society have been sent
o DR.. Francis E. Clark. president of the
United Society OF Christian Endeavor:
'larence ]. Spiker. former president
II the local society. who is now attached
o the American Legation at Pckin: Mr.
md Mrs. G. ]. p. Barger, who are
on the Congo. in Africa, and
Z. +. Kinsell. another former president
Il the society. whp is now preaching In
owa
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
With the Washington Churches
METHODIST.

I, Rev. W. r. wedderspoon, d. D., pas
TOR OF Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. will preach tomorrow morning
on the theme. CLOUD and Fire" and in
the evening on the subject God and the
Nation. The quartet choir will furnish
appropriate selections Of music at each
service
On Friday night will be held the annual
watch night service. beginning at =
O'Clock. with Victrola concert, at ~
O'Clock a social hour with Refreshments
and from Hoo to 1901 the watch night
service.
On Saturday afternoon from to
o'clock. the pastor and Mrs. wedder-
spoon. will hold New Years reception
at the parsonage.
The topics for tomorrow OF the ". II.
Proctor Mems Bible Class. which meets
at $50 a. m. at Hamline Church, corner
OF Ninth and streets. northwest. prot
+. l. Parks, teacher), are the great
lessons to the nations of today, Of the
history Of Israel the Masters endurance,
Bible class believes that Jesus has the
supreme message for both the individual
and society. 1t Is trying to apply the
teachings of Jesus to the labor. in
Gustrial. international and other social
problems OF our day. II cordially invites
men of various occupations and views
to attend and join in its discussions
and search for truth.
Rev. DIR. James Shera Montgomery will
deliver New Years sermon at the
Metropolitan Methodist Church tomorrow
morning on the subject THE Tale That
Is Told" He will also give a special
address in the evening on The By
Products Of War"
This morning at s o'clock In Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church. there will
be held Christmas praise service. with
address by the pastor. Rev. w. r.
wedderspoOn. D. d.. and special music
by the Foundry quartet choir.
The CHOIR Of the Waugh NJ. f. Church. |
Third and A streets northeast.will sing |
music at both services to-
morrow. under the direction Of Mrs.
Delphine w. Brown. organst.
In addition to the proper hymns and |
chants for Christmas Day. the choir will |
sing There Were Shepherds" Vincent. |
and Sing and Rejoice" r. q. Hailins. !
Miss BERTHE Thompson. soprano soloist OF /
the church. win sing when Heaven |
Sang to Earth" Parker. and ''Adoration."
Van de Water.
This morning there will be an carly |
service. at $50 a. M. when carols will /
be sung al the Sunday school choir under
the direction of Mr.. Grlest.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
Will Speak on Peace League.

"The League to Enforce Peace Is the
subject OF an address to be made by
Alonzo T. Jones. author. editor and lee
turer, before the Washington Secular
League at Pythian Temple tomorrow aft
ernoon. The address will relate to the
scheme embodied in the organization of
that name which has been formed In this
country. with former President Taft.
President Lowell. Of Harvard University.
and other prominent men as leading
spirits. A general discussion Of the sub
ject by members Of the league and the
audience will take place.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
PLAY IN CHINESE PARABLE"
Takoma Park Children Entertain n
Seventh Day Adventist Church.

"a Chinese Parable" was the title of a
Christmas entertainment given last night
by the Junior division OF the Sabbath
School Of the Takoma Park Seventh
Day Adventist Church under auspices Of
the Missionary Volunteer Society.
Among those who took part were w.
C. John. Edward Pap. Daniel Mitchell.
Whitney Lemmer. Eden Lockwood,
Eldon Ford. Melville ShOrey. George
Paap. Beecher Walters. Mrs. Barbara
Albertsworth. Miss Minola +. Rogers.
Geneva Kern. David Finley. Adelaide L
Overacker. Ethel Scheirick. Mildred c.
Goodwin. Florence NJ. Kimber. Ruth NJ.
Phipps, Ruby Z. Boflman. Mrs. II. e.
Peabody, Zida White. Hattie Hayes,
Maria Mitchell. Elizabeth Shorey. Pearl
waggoner. Myrtle Judd. Bernice Hook.
Margaret Weir. Florence whaley. kath-
reen Lemmer. H. II. Cobban. Pauline
Schillgerg. william Bowen. Hazel Spear.
Jessie Evans, Dorothy Quinn. Esther
Pearce, Hermione John, Edith G. KIM
Der, Evelyn White. Edythe Quinn.
George Lee Lam. Geneva Kern, Nellie
Hook. v. Marie Rogers. Hobart M.
Smith. Arthur Cool and Lillian Burdick.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
KAIsERs CONDITION GRAVE.
Three Sons Sum noned to Berlin and
Xmas Celebration Abandoned.

London. Dec. et-Emperor Williams i'll
ness is more serious than the official
announcement issued in Berlin would in
dicate. according to a dispatch received
from The HaGiIe today.
The message says that private advices
reaching hiSh officials, In the Dutch
capital state that the Kaiser Is confined
TO his bed with a high fever and that
he IL under the care of two specialists.
" adds that three sons of the Emperor
have been summoned to Berlin and that
all plans for a Christmas celebration at
the German royal palace have been
abandoned.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
CONGREGATIONAL.

The Christmas exercises of the First
Congregational Sunday School will be
held tomorrow morning at $50. when the
classes OF the adult and primary de-
partments will meet the Junior. inter-
mediate and senior departments. The
program is a missionary exercise and
the offering will be sent to the Board of
Foreign Missions.
The Stevens Bible Class. of the Sum
day school. which meets in the ONCE OF
First Congregational Church, elected on
the following officers: Mrs. W.
W. Gilbert, president: Mrs. H. p. Gould.
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. c. Ball. chair
man membership committee; Mrs. +.
Garden, chairman social committee.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
BRITISH LOSSES 52s, ,227.
Total for All Fronts Annoaneed b.
Premier Asquith.

Special Gable tn The Washington Herald.
London. Dec. e4-British casualties OF
all fronts up p December 8 totaiIet
aS.1S. Premier Asquith announced to.
day.
The total casualties in the various the
aters were as follows: Flanders and
France. 1sasS: Dardanelles. n4.5S5; other
theaters. ,5.sSi.
\ detailed summary shows: Killed
ls.S5: wounded. -. IS; missing. es.5as
There was marked discrepancy ir
the Premier's figures and those given by
Under Secretary Of War Tenant YES.
terday With reference to the DardanelIe,
casualties Tenant said up to Decern.
Der u the losses at the DardanelIes tn
tailed l12.sel. Asquith gave them as 1l4,.
ajS up TO Dec. g.
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SEASONS GREETINGS co
TO POLICE AND FIREMEN
Brownlow and Pullman Send Their
Best Wishes to Those Who
Guard CAPITAL Interests.

Commissioner Louis Brownlow, who
supervises the police and fire depart
ments. sent the following Christmas
greeting to the men Of those departments
yesterday:
'In sending you my greetings ] hope
that each of you will have a merry
Christmas and that the new year will
he for you one of greater opportunity.
greater usefulness and greater happi-
ness"
Maj. Raymond W. Pullman. superinten-
dent of police. sent the following greet
ing to his men:
Hearty Christmas greetings and all
good wishes for your health and happiness
in the coming year. May 1915 be filled
with days of right thinking. right actions.
better work, and may strength, calmneas
and cheefulness always be yours
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
German Aeros Near Saloniki.

Paris. Dee. :i.-German and Bull
Ssrians have attacked the Anglo
French cantonmepts north Of Saloniki.
dropping many bombs. according to
press dispatch. The aeropllnes evident
~ operated from a base at Gievgeli,
which is only forty miles north of Sa
Ioniki.
The allied forces in the Balkans are
well equipped with both aeroplanes
and EigiI-anyle guns.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
UNIVERSALIST.

Rev. John Van Schaick. jr.. d. D.,
pastor of the Church Of Our Father,
Thirteenth and L streets northwest. will
discussr the question. rs . Merry Christ
mas Irreligious," at the II Q. m. serv-
Ice tomorrow. This will be the annual
Christmas service, with special music by
the quartet choir. In view of the
statement, frequently made, that religion
only thrives In moments OF sorrow and
disaster. and dies in periods Of wealth
and prosperity. DR.. Van Schaick will
attempt to state the faith Of the Uni
versalist church that religion belongs to
all Of life. and that by getting rid Of
disaster we will not get rid Of religion.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
BAPTIST.

Emmanuel Baptist Bible School will
hold q White Gifts service tomorrow
morning and at II o'clock the pastor;
Rev. Cove @. johnson. Will preach on the
subject. Gifts for the King" after
which the ordinance Of baptism will be
administered. Christmas and the War
Will be DR.. Johnson's evening sermon
topic Percy g. Foster will conduct the
preliminary song service at 7:45.
Watch night will be observed on Fri
day evening beginning at 8 o'clock. with
social hour from $50 to 1880. A gen.
eral invitation is extended to all Of these
services.
Rev. Z. Hez Sven. pastor Of Centen-
nial Baptist Church. announces for to-
porrow evening q special sermon to
Washington people who think.
On Tuesday food of all kinds will be
received at the church to be given to
poor families A watch meeting will be
held on Friday evening from 9 o'clock
TO midnight. At 10 o'clock Rev. W. s.
Church. will preach. Clarence Sorrell
Will sing q solo.
A sreat Christmas tree. decorated with
colored electric lights. will be set up in
Metropolitan Baptist Church tomorrow
and In the evening the pastor, Rev. John
Compton Ball. will preach on the subject
The Brightest Star In the Universe"
In the morning he will speak on when
Christ Was Born" There will be spe-
cial music at both services and the Of
ferings will be for the benefit Of the Bap-
tist Orphanase In Brookland.
Charles r. Vrooman. a prominent lay
man Of the Baptist denomination, will
occupy the pulpit Of the Petworth Bap-
tist Church. Seventh and Randolph
streets northwest. at both the morning
and evening services tomorrow.
The annual Christmas entertainment
of this church will be given on Tuesday
evening. December g. Elaborate prepa-
rations have been made. under the di-
rection of Miss Mary Wright and various
and the affair Is expected to
he the beet Of Its kind yet given in this
church.
Rev. Raleigh Wright. who had been
under consideration as a possible pastor
for this church. has lately accepted =
call to the pastorate Of a large church
In Ruston. Ia, thus eliminating himself
from further consideration by the Pet
worth people. It will be a source OF
regret to many Washington Baptists
that Mr.. Wright Is not now to locate In
but all will wish him sue
cess in his chosen field.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
BRITISH LOSSES ll2,92l
AT THE DARDANELLES
Of This Number 25.279 Officers and
Men Have Been
.rf-
Killed.

London. Dec. 2+-The British forces at
the Dardanelles had suffered Ts,sel cas-
ualties up to December l.. it was an
nounced In the house OF commons today
oy b. J. Tennant. undersecre.ary of war
The losses were divided as follows:
Killed. officers. 1,Gos: men. q. SO: wounded
officers, 2.sS9: men. TIE; missing. Off.
GERS. sS7; men, 12I1I
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
Vienna Bans Fancy Bread.

Vienna. Dec. 2.-A decree was issued
today forbidding bakeries from baking
rolls, biscuits and other fancy breads.
The order does not apply to households.
All persons possessing raw oils, benzol
and tar oil must report the amount on
hand on the LIST and 18th OF every month
in the future.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
Turks Destroy Aeroplane in Epvnt

Constantinople. Dec. 24-The do
struction OF another enemy aeropJap.
on the Egyptian front was announrsJ
by the war office today. Only ar,IIIerv
dueis were reported from the Oar
Ianelles
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
Mother Beside Mutilated Babe.

Johnstown. Dec. 2I-Mrs. Helen Ileb-
fried, q years old. Is being held pending
an investigation into her sanity. follow
ing the finding Of the woman sitting be-
side the mutilated body Of her 2-year-old
daughter Katherine, at her home In Rox-
bury. The child's throat had been cut
and her body mutilated with a butcher
knife. The authorities believe the WON.
an killed the child while temporarily In
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
Denies Russia Is Ready for Peace.

Petrograd. Dec. 2+.-Rep0rts that
Russia Is resdy to make peace were
characterized as ''senseiess" by Foreign
Minister SasanofS today.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
WILL SHOW CHRISTMAS FILMS.
Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday Bible Class "a
See Pictures.

Instead Of the usual Sunday afternoon
Bible class In the Young Mems Chris
tian Association there Will be an open
meeting for men and boys. This win be
in the nature of a Christmas service. and
three reels of moving pictures will be
shown. These pictures will be appropri.
ate to the occasion.
Page NICK. Etchison. religious work di.
rector Of the Washington Y. II. c. A.,
will speak at the Sunday afternoon meet
ing for men in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association In Brunswick. Nd.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
SPIRITUAI.lSM.

FIRST spiRITUALIsT CHCRCH. rYTHIAN
Temple Iols Ninth st. NV. rrst nonr. 10 p d.
Lecture and readings by Mrs G. Fannie Allyn.
Christmas carcls by choir. AL invited.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
4. w. C.. A.

e-mber y 4:o =. m. Speaker. Mis- Eiisateth r.
Pierce. Topic. The Names Of Jesus In Propheey
aud Enlistment"
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
THEOSOPHY.

THE MAGI IN JERUSALEM" Lecture. undse
ars, ,os of the 0r,;er o: The Star in tne East By
Mr. Met;uirc Surday. r. m. st Theo.orhis
Hall l2.s H. ST. ruhiic inrited. Special nrso.
Ffcc claSses for study OF Thetrnrhy. Tuesdays IA
Friia,s. 8 p. H., and of Esleranty, ThuRdaR,
IN y. ~.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
BAPTIST.

z. Hez Swem breaches a sTecial sermon to Wash
ington people who think r. VI. Swem's Songs
II A. NJ, sermon. Christmas celebration Dec y
p NJ Watch meeting to midnight Ccnten-
nial Rartist Church, 1th & Eye me-
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
WASHINGTON sECI Lac LEAGUE.

THE LEAGUE To ENFORCE PEACE Ad-
drrss obs Mr. Atoms" 7. Joocs. Dsuuaion.
Pythisa Temple. Sunday. - = u
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,

CHRISTMAS DAY.
syl 4 m-HIy C'usrunion.
CNu.:c by tho Junior Choir.i
Il 90 A. m-Maruing prayer and Roly tonmuhi"'.
With scrm, BY the rector.
SUNDAY DECEMRER ..
aud II a. NJ. and anil T. m br. Sichnn
will rr,ach At II A. NJ Rev. Mr.. Hall At T. m
,n THE SEsRfr Of CHRlSTMAS-
organ recital, 80 J. n
I'm Monday. ST. John. the EvanSetS. ana
Tucst!.y. Holy Innurnts: HOY Communion. II
q m.
CHIIDRES'S CHRISTMAS TREk.
TUESDAY. 10 !. H.
New Years I've service. Friday. II to L y. m.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
CONGREGATION1L.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and
q sts NV Rev. Robert ". Coe. assistant ras.or.
IL a. m. public worship; sermon ty Rev. Henry L.
Jackson. ID. D.: suh1rct. ROSES THAT BLOOM
At CHRISTMAs-" Music by quartet and ehor:,s
choir 80 q. NJ, Sunday school. eas r. M,
v y. 8. q. I. p m. orrtosio THE HOLY
CITY" by Gaul Quar'st and chorus choir OF
The Washington herald., 1915-12-25
PRESBYTERIAN.

Dr. John Nielsen Mills will lead the
Mems Bible Class OF the First Presby-
terfan Sunday school tomorrow mernIns
at S:S O'Clock.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-03
De Como ayudan a los
que sufren.

Eagle Pass, Texas. Ell Gene
raj Hernandez, uno de los jefes
villistas que comanda tropas del
otro lado de la frontera, ha ira
tado de imponer derechos de i'm
portacion por cuantos articulos
esta introduciendo en- Mexico la
Cruz Roja Americana, para el
socorro de las clases pobres del
vecino pals. Dice que 81 es cier-
to que los pobres necesitan pan;
es mas cierto que los villistas
necesitan fondos para aprovisio-
narse de armas y de municiones,
con las cuales proseguir la que
IRA de exterminio, a que vienen
dedicandose hace cuatro amos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-03
II RENU NCIA
Del Presidente de la Comision Argentina la
Panama-Pacific International Exposition
FaIta de F0ndO Termin0 de vaCaCi0neS

camos ell por que de la misa off,
ciada en- ell pabellon de nuestro
pals, con la cual tai vez Sc pro-
euro disuadir al jefe que los a
bandona, y que para nosotros
signffica ell principle de la NO
vena de Caidas" que cuenta con
tantos devotos en- nuestras pro-
vincias mediterraneas.
Dado ell hecho de que las esta-
clones veraniegas en- ell hemisfe-
rio norte Y sud son diametral-
mente opuestas, es que creemos
que cualquier tentativa que Sc
haga en- ell sentido de arbitrar
fondos mediante un credito ex-
traordinario que debe contar con
la aprobaci6n del Congreso, sera
rechazada, maxine 81 Sc tiene
en- cuenta la iniciativa muy plau-
sible de los congresales argenti-
nos, de protejer las incompara-
bles playas que bana ell Allan
ticO.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-03

Nuestras predicciones Sc han
cumplido al pie de la letra, es
decir, que ell tren ficticio que Sc
venia sosteniendo en- menoscabo
de los bien entendidos intereses
de la Nacion toca a su fin. Es
lamentable bajo todo concepto,
ell hecho de que por falta de fon-
dos venga a peligar la realiza-
cion de una obra que de haber
sido ejecutada de acuerdo a su
plan de trabajos inteligentemen-
te estudiado, hubiera marcado
indiscutiblemente una nueva e.
tapa del progreso general argen-
tino.
Ell telegrama que transcript
mos a continuation aparecido en-
uno de los 0rganos de la prensa
argentina, cOrrObOra nueStraS "a
severaciones.
"El Presidente de la Comision
Argentina de la Exposition de
California, presento su renun-
cia. F"
"Aunque no Sc sabe a punto
flo ell motivo de ella sc cree que
por falta de fondos".
Esta noticia que no califcare-
mos de sensational, tenemos la
seguridad sc conocia de antema7
no en- ell seno de la Comision Ar
gentina; de no ser no nos expli-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-03
La Bandera mexiCana InSuItada
En- Plena Exposition en- la Zona llamada
"TEHUANTEPEC"


Ell Microbes 80 de JUNO, CO.
mo de costumbre en- ese lugar,
Sc efectuaba la representation
teatral consistente en- bales V
cacantos populares y al finalizar
cada tanda tienen por cos
tumbre 6 como 'remate" izar
la bandera Americana y la Me-
xicana y tocar ell Himno Mexica-
no y una parte del Americana.
Pues bien, Manuel Mantania que
presenciaba esa tanda considero
que tocar y cantar ell himno en-
una representation de ese gene
ro es un insulto para la Patria Y
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-03

del hoy immense y poderoso pals
que forma la Union Americana.
Y ALA van cruzando pampas y
salvando montes; eXplorando re-
giones ignoradas, Iuchando aqui
y pereciendo ALA, cuando sus
cOnvoyes eran atacados por las
turbas de salvajes que defen-
dian palmo a palmo su terru-
no, fundando poblaciones hoy,
que desaparecian manana, cuan-
do de nuevO, recobrando brios,
y alentados siempre por ell dora
do ensueno de la riqueza codi-
ciada que les ofrecia la Califor-
MIA virgen, emprendfan de nue.
vo ia eterna caminata, dejando
un reguero de cadaveres, como
guia y ensenanza para los que
detras marchaban, en- pos del
mismo anhelo, aguijoneados por
la misma esperanza, sostenidos
por ell mismo loco sueno de la RI
queza, del oro!. -.
Los hoy llamados Pioneers"
que hicieron aquella peregrina-
ci6n, que expusieron reposo, sa-
lud y vida, por traernos la civil
lizaci6n a estas latitudes, han
sido Glen veces honrados por la
actual generation que ha insert
to sus nombres con carinosos ca
racteres en- la historic de Cali
fornia, dandoselos q GALES, pla-
zas, villorrios Y ciudades. Pero
olvidandose del papel importan-
(Pasa a la tercera plana)