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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-07-30

to Florence; from Columbia to Char
lotte; from Chester to Yorkville; from
Aston to Spartanburg; from Newberry
to Laurens, and from Charleston to
Savannah.
Proposals for carrying the mails in
this state and North Carolina from the
1st Of January next, have been printed
in pamphlet form and large numbers
were sent to the governor on the 9Th,
inst, from Washington, for general dis
tribution.
Married-In this district, on Thurs
day, the 14th, inst, by Rev. o. A.
Darby, Rev. L.. A. johnson Of the s. C.
conference, and Miss Margaret Smith
Of this district.
ITO Be Continued.)
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"wednesday Evening, Aug. 81, 1869
Shot.

"wednesday Evening, Aug. 81, 1869
Shot.
We learn that DR.. Alexander White,
living on the west side Of Broad river,
was shot while sitting at his supper,
one evening last week. The cause or
particulars have not reached us.
A fire occurred at the south end Of
Main street in this town on Wednes-
day night of last week, the 25th, inst.
which resulted in the destruction Of
the large steam merchant mill Of Mr..
S. j. Kuykendal. The origin Of the fire
is not known. The loss is estimated at
$3,5OO.
Married-In York district on the oath,
inst. at the brides residence. by the
Rev. ]. A. Davis, Mr.. ]. D. Enloe of
Bradenburg, KY, and Miss Naomi
GLADDEN.. of York district.
Mail Service.
We are pleased to learn from an ex-
change that the postmaster general has
ordered mail service on the following
railroads i'm South Carolina: From
Kingville. S. c., to Wilmington, N. c.;
from Kingville to Augusta, Ga; from
Florence to Cheraw; from Charleston
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Il
sage and cactus. inc. ,saw a richly fnr-
nished room and brcathci the otor OF
altar. or roses. Let MS not follow him
IN his dreams. i;ut looking over his
shoulder an hour later we read:
{ !, Master, Key Alnc. Junc =
Jean Darnel, Astor House New York
City:
Find George Everett at lii Broadway
and meet Ruth Gallon I'm CHICAGO on
Sante Fc express leaving here this ev,!i-
Ing. Introduce Drake as Everett aft,r
you have seen Everett and keen the ;,iii
10 yourself untiIfi can arrange matters.
Ii.AREY,
II cant send this through any office
near here he thought. $50 guess n,
ride down to Vale Vista and hand il
TO the conductor. He can send it from
Los Angeles"
Three days later Ruth Gallon sctt!c,:
herself il the seat OF !, Pullman tha.
was, soon, to lelve, Chicago for New
York. She was excited. I'm crossing
town from one depot 10 another
through the streets roaring With traf.
&c she Lad heard sounds that had nev-
I TX Iit-I lltl Ht.iIS iSIIiitls. "a
the worlds business which. oddly
enough. seemed TO be mostly banip,!
over co5blestGncs. The faint echo o:
that noise. still rang i'll her ears. 1t ap-
palled her TO think thar She must dwell;
with men who lived in such IN atInos-
phere: also she telt very lonely She
thought OF lhn mine. OF Tom Kane in
the door Of his cook siianly. nt' the
great ore bucket swinging across the
eulch toward Tie mill. Of John. bend
ing over his. blue prints and papers: Of
the crave on the hill where her father
lay. still within the precineis OF Tile
Master Key"
II had been $" impressed npon her
that her mission was of VtII i.nror
lance to the mine. that these tendet
emotions 1lowcd into the same channel
With her really keen business instinct
she pulled the key. warm from her
bosom, out Of its hiding place and look
ed at It.
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the present mine. palnstaklng toll In
figuring out tho trend Of the various
veins. would Head TO, that particular
Iset OF gold whichsha1 been at the end
uftGallon's youthful rainhow of hopes.
Wilkerson was determined to be mas.
ter Of 1.-The Master Key" Hesnee,ied
the skilled aid Of John Dorr with: his
engineering knowledge.
4 John Dorr knew Elat there, was a
tremendous secret inGallen's life rep
resented by the golden key which he
had torn from his ueck AND handed Ia
ruth when he was dying. That key
had figures omit He understood that
those scratches on TINT golden surface
represented something tremendously
important. and that the old man had
committed Ruth to his charge and had
spoken. OF Wilkerson as his former
partner and said. .Wilkerson knows
What was it that Wilkerson knew:
twas better. thought John, to accept
his amiable advances aEd thereby pos
aibly gain his confidence and find out
for, Ruil's cake. that secret which
Thomas Gallon had taken to Ills grave.
SO ON the second day after the resto-
ration of the old scale OF wages and
his own reappointment IS engineer In
charge John went down 70, the Office
and said blnntly: Look here. Wisker
son. maybe both OF us have made a
mistake. I'm sure my only aim IS to
help out in the promotion OF The Mas.
TER Key"
Wilkerson received him am!ahly.
..rm sure my only interest In this bust.
ness is to fetch into good ore. All thar
We are digging our now is dir; without
any pay in it,
Il think i know W here we can strike
first class stuff" Dorr returned. There
is sure pay rock II we travel south
from that main tunnel. We may have
to go 4 couple OF hundred feet"
Wi!Eerson looked at him shrewdiy.
"That will cost money he remarked.
..Hut I'll take this up with Rnth."
John looked ut him with Il faint trace
OF the old enmity in his eyes. lie did
not like to hear the first name OF the
mistress of 'The Master Key' GU those
lips.
IF the mine is not paying its up 81
us.to make it pay" he remarked
When Wilkerson entered the bunga.
low Ruth perceived great change in
his attitude. He was no longer sullen.
and he was evidently worrietl.;ilt was
Il clean worry. and she smiled 1t him.
Had not her father come in with that
expressions on his face many times:
She put her chin in the. cup of hcl
hands and. asked cheerfully, What is
1t, Mr.. Wi!Eerson?"
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May | sit DOWN" lie said anvil;
| wardlS.
| She: m0ti0ned n q chaiE. aud he pull
ed ont OF his pocket !, paper covered
with,f igares. * 8.
Il think you ought to know how
things are going along. Miss Gallon
ne said. with unusual fornlallty.
When your father made no snperin-
tandenC OF this mine l did not realize
that the responsibility was so heavy :ls
it is We are not making any money.
We are losing. moacy. You ca; see hy
lhe reports which have here that our
cleanup lataly has been far less than
ouc expenses. and our last one showed
practically nothing We ma. !:.1 the
vein again. To do 81 we must haze
money. There. Is no money Ia 'ThG
Master Key mine
That's what father nses! 81 say
sometimes" said Ruth quietly. 'sn!
he always got it,
sWilkerson flushed. Mss Guloa.
hope that you don't think ttat I'm no.
doing my best, a1n. Johr. Dorr ant!
have gone over this matter together
He agrees with me thar We have abso,
lltsly lost the vein aud that If THE
Master Key i. TO pay anTil,ina more
We must find it again
Rnth's expression sorteneI At the
mention OF John DORIS name. What
does he Think" she demanded What
Is the chance of finding II ngain:"
s...lf We run west. Dofr. thinks said
Nilkerson slowIy-,s''we'il recover The
veilE but. lllar will cost money. WHICH
we haven't got. DO yon reai!ze. Miss
Gallon. thar the pay roll here is over
81 goo II day? Within II week have
TO pay out over $4,000 for the month.
and 4 tell you frankly that when |
have paid that there will he no more
money to the accnnnt' Of ''f!,e- Master
Key in the hunk in Silent Valley
,Euth realized that. lie, was. ,spesllJkin.
the truth. even lessening the i:nmr-
diatcness OF the catastrophe. but her
distaste OF the man was TOO great 10
allow her TO discuss the. matter With
him in. the intimate way which, she frlt
WINS necessary. She must see John
Dorr.
She quickly dismissed Will;erSon and
then went TO DORIS office herself. meet
ing him mt the door. She bore. rs Il
eiftsa snail basket Of fruit Without
preliminaries she said. ",lohn. are we
brokc:"
He laughed: then his face grew
graye THE mine is not paying" lc
said briefly.
But can'i. We make II pay? What
is tho mattcr!"
Money" said John.
'''Elt why money!
1T will cost $4,000 10 drive that
new tunncl.'' John added rs they en-
tered the Office
But Mr.. Wilkerson Just said he was
going to..pay OYER $50 900 to the men"
Ruth said sohorly. II we have that
much money. why can't We
\ tenderness flooded DORIS eyes. Vic
comprehendel her helplessness. under
stood why old Thomas Gallon had been
so inslstent that he. John Dorr. should
look after her. She was a mere child
He tried to explain the exact sitnation
with the result that Ruth finally push,
ed him off his high stool, sotup on II
herself and wrote in large. childish
hand right across the face of one at
h;c Oaw 6I,n WINGS - must raise $40.
O00.'
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WHAT WEE Jos.l C6r. doin5!'
been in New lorA. ane ia Seems q
| SHINE 10 waste this tiue afternoon.
Anyway. i want some fresh ail.
Mrs. Dallieil LOOKED ut her thought
fully ana smiled presently in way
Thar made Ruth flush 1t seemed 70.
convict her OF discourtgsg 10, her hos
tess. ,'Yon had best lave tea and
the girl obe,liently removed her hal.
and jacket aud SAT- down.
1t seemed to ltei that the rest OF tie
afternoon passed in flashes OF such Ell
iertainment rs she fad never KNOWN
IL rnu5r be remembered that Ruth. tiv
. irg In the nine nearly AL her lie since
leaving school. had not had the advgI
fages Or the society Of trained ALERT
smart. clever women Mrs DafnelI
was very clever ana ahe nsel Nhes eri
cry art 70 keep i.utt's attention. she
succeeded
That night ut dinner George Drake.
posing rs George Everett. suddenly
flushed darkly and turned 10 the sirl
at his left. Miss Gallon" he said III
a whisper, flashing his dark eyes 10
war;, his hostess to see ii size were
watching. Il really hope that the su!st
Non put i'll. lIln yon won't sina ;a,spac-
al, III do everything can Ia ha!r
yon. esca ii IL. is. funny tlG4t didnt
isnow that John Dosc has red hait'
Ruth looted ut him very soherly. Il
don't Just understand Il Grc5i many
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! ~. 49,. ~ :,
n,a,.., ''' ,a,l. ~. $3.50 ~,
nanI ,.is,.:d ,,;,l. n.,,,,, af ~" n;,.hf
a., ,.,. an ,t.,,.;,,, a. tha,a INA
sn;t,;,,. thn;i. s..nnr ,hroroI, yi1o,nd
| rostril. be, Ms r,,r,,,a, tDa1r,aa an
,I,n da,r Ind r,,,erad s,nwjyr She ba1
/ changed l,ei. street gown for :, pe.liece.
! wbitl, Instantly caught me ..ir,s mn
| preclative eve.
"Eou look beautiful size said qu!@ls-
| IL. ..eau Darneu turned her tawny
| ewes on her ana SItlitct! family
| II a,n nor usually Nh until noon. She
| responded 'and ! nm getting "a. MY
,les,r Shc threw OH hm. jcwcIea
| hands viii. Il SPARKLING gcStfra Of lalll
| comic resignation iI!tll laughed
".lohn Bofr says cSrybniS gets old
i'll N"w York. Don't YOU tiki. him.
Mrs. lmfnei looked i.ta tiie clear
I, eyes or the %trl ahe aiIi'"Sf iaAr'' Il"
t"lio" hfr h''Ser Instinct l'''t III t'i'H
| loose faroat she'S:iW the le,IFF cod o.
II lie Gi!t%tef key .aS H. y! ltiiH 81
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60 woman OF tio.ia beauty :.nd
dressed IN soIie.,llilt extravaganza style
l"e4.its down at her OUT ii great taN
ny. velvet eyes. Masfcfn bred. RUN
responded am!ably 10 tits s;lhiiat!ol.
though She had not The l:iu!est idea
who tho woman was
.".ies. am Miss Gallon
u am Mrs l'arneI!." said the WON
an. May | sit down: 1 am an o!,
friend of your i.ien,!, jhln BORIS. He
wired me i''at Woil!l aud you en- ibis
trtin.'' Tie liz WIS 81 paJisibie that
Ruth merely blnshed thinking lli&r it
was one more token Of John Doris
chrefnlness Of her Gumfotr AID safety
10 her inexperienced eyes Ibis wo.n;.n
represented. The Tremendous city 10
which She N':is gpins. iii4'r dress. !e,
manner. her jewels. q lnstvasipt pcrf
June tlElt size affected wrie all Str:inS,;
and Impressive 10 herr = She moved!
oyer i. little 10 al!pw MIS-. l,;uncll u
sipdown.
John never spoke pf'you. said RUN
''''','
,.;s.,';. =. ~
Yes. ike in New York. hirpcn-
cd 10 br 10 Chicago. and through Mr..
w, 80, ,. ~ ''v',''.
$50, -. 49, 80. 80, 49,. - W. - 'e'e''' N''.''
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=, '' - - 80
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ANA ca ta,d 1ohn "a .nn,r o,,1 en-.
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via, ha. :. ,,,,r ,,on h,an an 81 Ia,
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ms. ,yo to,,- .,u,,, .a.,,.,,,;,,,. a,..
..on., 49,, ,,;,,l. t,.,,.:., ;.
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.,oh ,ou win" .,,, ,,,.. n..oou
..y,n can con,h;,s "a ,,,,s,,rn ~ ..a
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Size swung around Ia John and asked
How can get S1OMN:"
norr hpsitated His plan was risky
In view OF Wilkerson's attitude but.
after; all. The, money must be- raised
lie said quietly: Pledge the stock yor
own in The Master Key know II
man iii New York who will loan you
$4,000 OH it, Tic bent over her ear
nestly. But listen. Ruth IL we. spend
the $4,000 and we don't find the moth
er,lote. you lose the niue. Its just
like mortgage ON Il farm. -
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CRATER VII.
/ Wilkereon The p.ott.r.

Nilkereon the P!otter.
fVA7t HEN he he'd Thoroughly leara
EyV5l ed his lesson vilkerson cool
~ II. IN spite Of .lte letter hi.
y had received from jean Oar.
Hsll in New Yolk telling him of her
Willingness ITO finance her -schene4s de.
termined be must be friends with John
'Dorr. at least ontwardly. So. he
sfnoothef ont the visible wrinkles in
Wis face. trying to veil the malicious
;sieam in his eyes, and spent two days
'Qaietly trying to show his aniablltty.
not only to the miners. put 10 norr
himself ,yr ny :.
Wiikerson was absolutely certain
that his Old partner. Thomas Gallon.
had really. made "A rich ind and that
ne had LOST the location, and accepted
'sThe Master Key" rs a substitute in
the hope that by WORKING it thoroughly
lie might find the mother lode. In
other words. careful manipulation OF
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CHAPTER WI.
Jean Darneli's Ruse.

Jean Darnelrs RAsc.
IS T> lHIs must be Miss Gallon
l~@A said a pleasant voice
fNzMsN Ruth looked NJ to see q
kS woman OF fioeiis bcu,Ity cIld
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
Fundacion de Una Colo
MIA Mexicana.

En- los alrededOres de Santa
Rosa, en- ell Condado de Sonoma,
Sc aumenta cada dia ell numero
de mexicanos que Sc interesan
por establecer su colonia.
Las condolences topograficas,
ell china e%splendido Y las condi-
clones, al alcance de todas las
f%ortunas, con que la California
Land Sale Co., Hearst Building,
n1mero 403 406, facilita a los
compradores, hacen que encuen-
tire alll cada hombre honrado Y
de trabajo, con POGO capital, una
vida tranquila Y economical, des-
pues que ha tenido que sufrir las
terribles consecuenciaS de la ac-
tual guerra civil, que desgracia-
damente asola a su hermoso pals.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07

Mr.. Hearst. dueno del "Exa-
miner" de esta ciudad, Sc la
menta porque ell Presidente Will
son usa de lenguaje energico Y
hasta aggressive en- sus notas a A
lemania, al defender los intere-
ses comerciales Y las vidas de los
ciudadanos Americanos: mien-
traS que Sc preocupa POGO por
cuidar las vidas e intereses de
los Americanos en- Mexico. Ra-
ION tendria Mr.. Hearst, 81 no
tuera que al pedir intervention
armada en- Mexico, nos hace re-
cordar que su clamoreo obedece
a que Ell tiene inmensas propie-
dades rurales que dicen lie regalo
Porfirio Dfaz, a cambio de artf-
culos laudatorios en- ell ''Exami-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
Ell General Angeles en-
Nogales.

Nogales, Arizona. - Durante
dos dias ha estado ell General Fee
lipe Angeles en- la vecina pobla-
cion de Nogales, Sonora, confe-
renciando con ell Gobernador
Maytorena, jefe vilhsta en- estas
ATTITUDES. Sc lie hizo una ruido-
sd yentusiasta reception. En- las
primeras horas de la manana de
hoy, tom6 I'm tren que 10 condu-
cira a Ciudad Juarez. Las fuer-
zas del General Elias Gales han
principiado ell ataque de la pobla-
ci0n vecina con canones de gran
de alcance, poniendo en- peligro
la vida de los americanos de este
lado de la fr~ontera. Las tropas
de los Estados Unidos que william
de cerca esos movimientos, han
emplaZado canOnes con direction
a la ciudad mexicana dispuestos
a romper ell fuego sobre los COM
batienteS meXicanos, 81 es que
sus proyectiles caen en- terrific
rio americana.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
Los AIemaneS DerrotadOS

Londres-Las noticias que lie
gan de Ivangorodo, dicen que
los rusos han derrotado los ale
names en- aquel frente, causan-
dOles muy numerosas bajas.
Ell parte Official de Viena, So
bre la actuaci6n del ejercito aus
triaco en- Ivangorodo, dice que la
artilleria esta bombardeando las
defensas de la plaza, de mayor
calibre, asi como toda la Inca
ferrea de Lubin a Cholm, donde
Sc esta combatiendo desespera-
damente por ambas parties, d.
ciendo los teutones, que hacen
muy recia preston sobre Resen.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
Una vez por d

En- vista de la voluntad con
que me sigue favoreciendo mi
numerosa clientele, no obstante
los numerosos expendios de tor
tillas, masa, nixtamal, que hay
actualmente en- la poblacion, de-
SEQ correspondents SOSTENIENDO
SIEMPRE LOS PRECIOS MAS BAJOS
en- estos y otros a~rticulos y ga
rantizando. al mismo tiemyo, la
calidad superior, pues tengo las
mejores tortilleras meXicanas.
Obsequio muestras a quien las
solicite.
Surtido complete en- Abarrotes
Mexicanos, Loza de barro, Gu
riosidades. A. M. PEREYRA.
1877 Broadway ST., near Powell
San Francisco.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
IngIaterra no ha CambiadO

Londres. - En- la session de la
Camara de los Comunes, hoy, Y
a la que asistio ell jefe del Co
bierno Lord Asquith, dos MEM
bros del partido liberal, ell mis-
mo a que pertenece aquel, hicie-
ron una Interpolation al gobier-
no animados del deseo, de que
Sc lie informara nuevamente, los
ideales y objetos porque lngla-
terra esta en- la guerra, ANNA
dos de la esperanto seg1n die
ron de que ell conocimiento COM
pleto de los objetivos que Sc per-
seguian, pudieran dar lugar a
que Sc ejercieran infiuencias pa
cifstas.
Lord Asquith, recogi0 la inter-
pelaci6n y rehus6 satisfacer ell
deseo de los diputados, alegando
que no tenia necesidad alguna
de volyer a repetir 10 que al CO.
mienzo de la guerra va habia d.
cho clara y commandments,
asegurando, que no tenia abso-
luto NADIA que agregar a 10 en-
tonces manifestado.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
AIemania no Cambiara de
tactica submarine.

Berlin. Ell condo Won Raven
flow, hacienda declaration acer-
ca del contenido de la nota anne
ricana, ha dicho que no impor-
ia cualquiera que sea ell conte-
nido Y tono de la nota america
ma: Alemania no habra de res
tringir en- manera alguna la cam
pana de sus submarines, puesto
que ell asunto Sc ha emprendido
con toda posibilidad para ser
mantenido.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
varSOvia en- Manos de los
AIemaneS

La noticia sensational, la que
trae los animos pertur5ados, es
la evacuation de Varsovia por los
rusos Y su ocupaci6n por los ale
names. La antigua capital de la
Polonia ha cedido ante ell ince-
sante fuego y el ind6mito empu-
je de los aliadOs teutones. Las
difcultades con que han tropeza-
do y la vigorosa resistencia de los
eslayos, hacen mas meritoria es-
ia hazana. Pero no Sc confunda
la ocupaci6n con la toma de la
plaza; nj la evacuation con la
rendici6n. NADIA de ESQ., Los
rusos han abandonado la ciudad,
efectuandO una briIlantS retira-
da, sin perder sus tropas nj su-
frlr descalabro alguno. Han lido
q Ocupar nueVaS pOSlclOneS con
anticipation preparadas. en- don
de de nuevo haran pararal inva-
sor. La causa de TODD es la fall
ia de municiones, pues Russia
tiene armas, tropa, discipline, Y
sobre TODD, grandes cabezas que
estan dirigiendo la campaha
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
Aclaracion Necesaria

Ell DR.. Ramfres Fontecha, De-
legado de Honduras a la EXPOSE
ci0n, nos ha suplicado aclarar un
punto ne nuestro artfculo sobre
Guatemala, en- la:edici6n del "a de
Julio pasado. Dijimos que delas
cinco rep1bllcas Centro-Ameri-
canas, Guatemala es la 1nica que
levant6 un edifcio especial en- la
Exposition. LO cual no es exac-
to, pues Honduras tambien tiene
ALI su Undo pabell6n, precisa-
mente entire los de Guatemala V
Panama. Nc fue nuestra inten-
ci6n dejar a Honduras en- ell tin
terO, ymenOs offender al aprecia-
BILE Y digno representante de "a
quella RIGA naci6n. Fue un des-
Guido Iamentable, pero no inten-
cional.
Porel cOntrario, Oportunamen-
te nos daremos ell gusto de debi-
car un artfculo a Honduras Y a
su interesante exhibition.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
Nuevos Aliados

Atenas. La conferencia Sc
creta habida entire NJ. Gounaris.
Primer Ministro del GobiernC
Grie5o, y los Embajadores de
Francia, Inglaterra, Russia e TIA
liza, hace sospechar que Grecia,
esta de parte de los aliados y que
pronto entrara en- la guerra con-
ira Austria Y Alemania. Igual
cosa Sc cree sucedera con Ruma-
MIA, quien ha impedido ell pase de
pertrechos de guerra que envfan
los t~eutones a los turcos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07

La Compania Japonesa demo-
minada Togo Kisen Kaisha ha
comprado los cinco grandes va
pores llamados 'Korda', "Sibe-
ria, Mongolia, "Manchuria"
Y China" perteneciehtes a la
Pacific Mail, en- la suma de ca
torce millones de dollars. De es-
ia manere Sc retira la Pacific
Mai de los negocios marftimos
en- ell Oriente. Por ahora CONT
nuara con su Inca de Panama.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
En- Ell Bale Peruano

Lucio Echeverrfa do a guardian
a uno de los cantineros su pisto-
la Y ell cantinero dice haberla en-
tregado a una persona que dijo
era del Comite del bale, Y como
de las personals del referido Co.
mite no la recibi6 ninguno, Sc SUI
plica a la persona que la haya re-
cojido Sc sirva entregarla en- las
ofcinas de LA C6rnica."
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
Ell IS Aniversario de
BeIgica.

Paris. La ciudad de Paris, Sc
ha visto de gala, hoy para con-
memerar de manera ruidosa y
ostensible, la fecha del dfa que
marca ell IS aniversario de la in
dendencia de Belgica.
Las alegrias y festejos del dia
de hoy, ha contrastado grande-
mente con ell mismo dia del ano
anterior, en- que pas6 inadverti-
do, la efemeride del dfa.
En- todas parties de la ciudad,
Sc vieron hoy las banderas de
Belgica y la de Francia reuni-
das.
Ell Cardinal Andrieu, ofci6
en- las ceremonies religiosas que
Sc e~fectuaron por la manana,
quien en- la platica que pronun-
clio, dijo que las canciones que
Sc entonaban en- ell dia, no eran
cantos de algeria, sine cantos de
lutos Y tristezas, expresando su
confanza en- que ell noble Rey
Alberto |, habfa de pasar ell dia,
reunido con her0icos soldados,
en- la porci6n de su patria, que
acknowledgements vienen defen-
diendo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-07
Los Rusos ReacCionan

Petrograd. Ia noche del mier-
coles pasado, hacia ell Oeste de
Kovno, las tropas moscovitas a.
tacaron de improviso a los ale
names, cargando a la bayoneta,
y obligando al enemigo a retirar-
Sc al otro lado del rio Narew.
Al lado izquierdo del Vistula, re-
pulsaron al enemigo, en- una car
ga de ca~balleria; cerca de Blonie.