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| lowed to converse with one another?
Why can't they play ball? Why can't
they kiss their wives ~ mothers and
children? Why can't they write when
they choose? Why, indeed? No one
knows; that is one of the perplexing
questions even the famed Oracle of
Delphi could not answer.
Anything that is abnormal is
against rule" 1t isn't right. Isn't 1t
just and proper to receive a civil an
swer to request? Is it a crime to
yearn for our loved ones--to take the
old mother in our arms? Isn't it a
crime not to be allowed to do so?
1t gives a man something to live for,
If, after being visited, the little
mother tearfully kisses you good-by,
and tells you to "be a good boy" His
nature is softened--he becomes pliable
to humanitarian methods; conversely,
If after receiving a visit he stands in
impotent rage, and sees the bent form
of his loved one leave, without kiss
or caress-can anything be accom-
plished with such q man?
The greatest ruling power in the
world is love; even to love without
having that love reciprocated-it Is
simply wonderful. 1t has a lifting
power that carries one to the pinnacle
of his ideals. When love enters the
life of a man, that man need no longer
reason for Mr.. Osborne's faith in us.
Hate no longer spews it's tainted
breath among us.
We have the nucleus for a sound or
ganization; we, ourselves, can make or
mar it: daily, in the face of crushing
opposition, we steadily advance. A few
short months ago, Sing Sing was worse
than any hell conceived in the lurid
brain of a fanatic; physical conditions
have scarcely been remedied-only dy-
Mantle judicially placed, can do that,
but, morally, the change has been as
founding.
Just what brought about these con-
ditions? Ask Mr.. Osborne, ask the ex-
ecutive board; ask the board of dele
gates; ask the Mutual Welfare League.
In the next article of this series
description of the work in the shops,
the method of paying the men.
The work of Warden Osborne is not
only receiving worldwide attention.
hut is already showing results, as can be
seen through the statement of Judge
Wadhams of the criminal court of New
York, who made public the following
statement: That he sends more men in
the course of a month to Sing Sing
than any other judge in New York
state, and since Warden Osborne is
there, he has never had to resentence
one man.
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A sigh and a forlorn look are not
what might be expected to rock an
audience with laughter but in 1.-THE
Birth of Nation at the Jefferson the
atre this week the combination will
provide delightful flash of comedy.
In theatrical parlance it is Bit and
it comes unexpectedly in the hospital
scene where Col. Ben Cameron, wounded
and condemned to die, is visited by his
mother. Elsie Stoneman, sweetheart Of
the little colonel" is nursing in the
hospital and when she sweeps past a
lovesick young sentry devotion is writ
ten all over his countenance. Never does
an audience miss the naughty express
sion of the young lady rebuking him
with a million mi les way-look.
Paul Leblanc Is the name OF the
young actor who has made the unex
pected hit in the part. He is New
Orleans Creole by birth and played
comedy roles with Nine. Berhardt be-
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NEW DECATUR

New Decatur, December 5.--(SpeciaL)
In a spectacular smashup between an
automobile and a street car today be-
fore hundreds of Christmas shoppers,
Vivian McNanes. 5-year-old grandson of
Lumber company, was hurled through
the windshield Of the car. His face.
scalp and chest were cut in hundreds
of places by the glass and he is in a
serious condition this afternoon.
Mr.. Carpenter was driving the big
automobile along Second avenue at a
fast clip when he turned out to pass a
street sprinkler. A street car running at
a speed of six or eight miles an hour
was behind the sprinkler and was hit
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From Harper's Magazine.
Mr.. Tompkins was obliged to stop over
night at a small country hotel. He was
shown to his room by the one boy the
place afforded, a colored lad.
81 am glad there's a rope here in case
of fire." commented Mr.. Tompkins as he
surveyed the room, 'but what's the idea
of putting a Bible in the room in such
u prominent placer
dat am intended foh use, sah, replied
the boy, 'n case de fire am too far adj
vanced fob YOU to make yo' escape sab. Z
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fore going out to Los Angeles where
Mr.. Griffith discovered him. The cos
tuning of the young soldier is wonder
fully accurate to the period of 1864.
Some of the recent civil war portraits
in the magazines and newspapers are
almost doublets of this sentry figure.
showing what care Griffith has used
in reproducing the civil war type.
Miss Lillian Gish. who plays Elsie
Stoneman, wears costumes of civil war
and reconstruction times that are heir
loooms in her family. Through Griffish' s
skill all the actors in the production
are made to appear as If to the manor
born and not awkwardly moving about
in habliments to which they are UNI
accustomed.
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All Goats
have the prices
lowered
CHURCH NOTES

pr tr.nrv M Edmonds nastor of the
n-,---.., r,.,. 80
INDEPENDENT Aresps 'erAan oia'on VI
Birmingham, Will preach TINS morning
at o'clock at the Lyric theatre. DR.. Ed
r,onas, s,,hiect for tho evening service
,,, ~ o
VIII De- Inc Christmas CAROL l. oweh
Gillespie will sing two solos at this
service and several other Christmas
,,,-.. puaut,.,4o, o,,,,r,,, a.rov,ra+on
rfs. Ai.Sos 'e' ian e,ai vi g.. ' ~ ~
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Merritt Jones of the Star theatre, who
returned from Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, this
morning, where he attended the funeral
of his brother, Monti Jones, declared
today that instead of the death being
accidental as at first thought, it was
murder. A $3o watch. some papers and
money were missing from the body
which wss found three days after death
The boy was out hunting with 81
calibre rife. A large bullet hole was
In his temple and there were no powder
marks at all showing, Mr.. Jones de-
clared that his brother was shot from
a distance and could not have committed
suicide.
The boxes to be used Monday in the
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20 precincts of Morgan county in the
Birmingham amendment election have
gone out from the courthouse and the
1876 officers of election have every
thing in readiness for the balloting.
Morgan county will vote yes on the
amendment by large majority. There
is practically no opposition here to il.
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TurnabOut


From COIIierS Weekly.
The doctor entered the patients room
in the morning, and. according to habit,
read the chart first thing. He was lit
tie surprised to read:
'2 a. Inpatient very restless; nurse
sleeping quietly"
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by the auto Both the auto and the
street car were damaged.
The lad was taken at once to the
office of Dr. q. Q. Chenault, where
numerous stitches We're taken in his
face and scalp. great crowd Witnessed
the accident,
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Congregational church this morning at
IL o'clock and this evening at o'clock.
His subject in the morning Will be,
What All the World Is Needing" and
that for the evening, High Lights in
the Life of Jesus" Sunday school be-
gins at $3.50 a. m.
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News was received in Selma Friday
morning of the damage by fire of the
Cromer Mercantile company's store at
Uniontown Thursday night. Details are
lacking. but it is understood that the
stock, large one, was badly damaged.
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State Senator B. f. Ellis of Orville,
chairman OF the compaign committee
for Governor Henderson's proposed mil
lion and half bond issue, Friday morn
ing issued II call for meeting of the
members of the committee at the court
house Tuesday morning at II o'clock.
AT Tuesdays meeting will be dis
cussed plans for overcoming the little
opposition said to have cropped out in
several sections of the county.
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SELMA

Selma, December 25.-(Special.) j. e.
Payne of Grove Hill, Clarke county, be-
lieves that oranges could be proftab bly,
grown in his section, and bases his be-
lief on the fact that this year he gath
cred 40 dozen fine specimens of fruit
from tree in his yard. The tree is
volunteer" of the Florida variety and
is about nine years old. Last year 154
oranges were gathered.
Mr. Payne will very probably look into
the matter OF planting oranges as
money crop on his plantation six miles
from Grove HILL
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CHENEY'S
EXPECTORANT

The peerless cough aud Group cure.
Cures cDIds, hOarsenexs. cough, Group,
whoOping cough, tight chest and lung
troubles. Rest cough medicine made.
Stops headaches. Druggists 25c.
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DR.. B. B. Rogan, city health officer,
Friday morning made his November re-
port. The report shows rs births, with
only 20 deaths. Two cases of scarlet
fever and one of diphtheria We're re-
ported during the month. There were
no deaths from typhoid. with one death
from tuberculosis and one from pei
lagra.
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The Rev Marvin K. Hefiin, pastor
will occupy the pulpit of the North
Highlands Methodist church this morn
ing at II o'clock and this evening at
1880. His subject in the morning Will
be, Beyond the Threshold of the New
Year" and that for the evening, KNOW
ing and Believing" The IIpworth league
meets this evening at $3.50 O'Clock. Pray
er meeting Wednesday evening at 1880.
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DR.. j. w. Johnson, pastor, will occupy
the pulpit of the First Methodist church
this morning at IL o'clock, speaking on
the subject, pressing on Toward the
Goal---a New Years Sermon This
evening at 7:45 o'clock the choir will
render selections from ,rhe Coming Of
the King" Christmas cantata by Dud-
ley Buck.
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DIR. Preston Blake, pastor, Will occupy
the pulpit of the Southside Baptist
church this morning at IL O'Clock and
this evening at 745. His subject in the
morning will be, THE Story of the
Christ Child and that for the evening,
1.-THE Story of Jesus in Pictures and in
Song" which will be illustrated with
stereopticon pictures. Sunday school be-
gins at $3.50 a. M. b. Y. P. u. meets at
$3.50 p. M; prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:45 o'clock; Workers meet
ing Friday at $3.50 p. m.
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The boxes to be used Monday in the
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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Esplendido

81 Bale de Mascaras que Sc
efectu6 ell Is del presente en- la
casa colonial italiana, situada en-
la Gale Green estuvo muy en- Or
den y animado. La concurrent
cha fue escogida Y numerosa.
Las mascaras las hubo de todas:
muchas notablemente chuscas v
otras de gusto refinado y gran
numero hacienda derroche de
elegancia. Ell conjunto era yer
daderamente attractive y de buen
gusto. La comisi6n de recep-
clon desempen0 su puesto a sa-
tlsfaccion porque estuvo muy CO.
rrecta.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Sigue ell avance sobre
Varsovia.

Londres, Febrero 17.-En ell
campo de batalla por el escogi-
do, ell mariscal Won Hinderburg,
al Oeste de Varsovia, contin1a
combatiendo a TODD costo por
romper las lineas que defender
los caminos que conducen a la
capital polaca y al propio tempo
los rusos estan arreciando sus
acometidas en- la parte Norte del
campo de la acci6n, mientras con
su paso del rio Bzura, seriamen-
tie amenazan con un amplio fan
queo a los contingencies alema-
mes.
Los alemanes esperan refuer-
EOS de un mOmentO a otrO.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Los vapores de carga de
los Estados Unidos,
seran respetados.

Washington, Febrero 12.-El
Departments de Estado recibi6
contestaci6n a las notas'que man.
dc a Inglaterra y Alemania, en-
las cuales pide que los vapores
de los Estados Unidos que con-
duzcan carga para puertos neu-
trales europeos sean respetados.
La Gran Bretana y Alemania
han contestado, que en- 10 suce-
sivo no seran molestados. Ell
texto de las notas que Sc cam
biaron los gobiernos, a1n no las
ha hecho p1blicas ell Departa-
mento de Estado.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
furi0so asaIto al ca.
Serio de LaboeseIIe.

Paris, Feb. 16. -Durante la
noche del 10 al II los alemanes
causaron la explosion de tres ca
maras de nina en- ell frente de
Laboiselle, en- las casas que los
aliados ocupaban ALI, dos COM
panfas de alemanes t~rataron
de tomar por asalto la posi-
ci6n; pero no pudieron avanzar
un paso mas. Sc cree que espe-
ran refuerzos para renovar los
ataques. Las bombas que usa-
ron, causaron la destruction de
algunas casas e hirieron q vein
tie soldados.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
a nueStroS
.IectoreS.

La Cr6nica" sale esta sema-
ma con "a horas de anticipation;
este Sc debe a que siendo ell pro-
ximo sabado y lines dfas de fes-
ia, nos notificaron de la ofcina
de correos que no reparten la
prensa esos dfas. Por tai mott
vo. nos parecio oportuno que
n%uestros lectores recibieran LA
Cronica" ell viernes y no ell mar
ties.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
combates en- Ia
iona EeSte.

Londres, Feb. 17.-Durante
dos dias ha estado desarrollan-
dose una violenta bataIla en- los
bosques donde Sc encuentra ell
extreme de la Inca oriental de
batalla de los Aliados, en- ell te-
rritorio de Francia, y continual
ba hasta aver sin resultados po-
sitivos favorables a alguno de
los contendientes. Bagatelle, en-
poder de los franceses es ell GEN.
tro del terrible encuentro, y los
alemanes fueron los que inicia-
ron ell ataque desde las primeras
horas de la manana del domingo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Muy agradale Velada.

Con motive del cumpleanos de
nuestra apreciable amiga Sonora
Eulalia de Gillespie, la estudian-
tina del Club Azteca" de Sras
y Senoritas amenfz6 con escogi-
das pleas de su repertoire. la
velada familiar que en- obsequio
de sus intimas amistades organi-
20 la sonora Gillespie. Lala, CO.
mo carinosamente la llaman en-
ell Club, recibi6 un gran n1mero
de presentes y un promontorio
de flores.
Reciba, Lala, nuestras since
ras felicitaciones.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Los aIemanes desconocen
a los C0nSuIeS ex-
tranjeros.

Amsterdam, Febrero 17.-El
Telegraph" de hoy publica I'm
despacho diciendo que ell CONAN
dante aleman de Bruges, Belgi-
ca, orden6 que todos los consul
ladossdeberian arriar su bandera
y retirar los escudos de armas.
Los c6nsules, anade ell despa-
cho, incluyendo a los represen-
tantes de Turqufa, protestaron;
pero la orden fue hecha cumplir
con violencia en- algunos casos y
ademas a los c6nsules Sc les O.
bligo a entregar todas sus armas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
LIeqada de la famoSa
banda muIItar filipina.

Recientemente y por ell vapor
Manchuria lego a esta la famosa
banda militar Filipino, Esta
banda Sc ha hecho de mucha ia
ma por TODD ell mundo. Fue or
ganizada en- las Filipinas en- 1902
por orden del Gobernador, que
entonces era ell ex-Presidente
Taft. La banda Sc compone de
80 hombres de los musicos mas
escogoidos, y vienen aparticipar
en- la Exposition Universal de
San Francisco.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
LOCALES.
Ell Bale de Fantasia.

Sc efectu6 como 10 anuncia-
mos, ell sabado 13 del presente
en- la casa de la Srita. Paez.
A las ocho de la noche en- pun
to, la orquesta hacia sentir las
melodfas de un delicioso walls;
aquello fue ell toque de alarma
para poner en- movimiento ell
bouquet de beldades ALI reuni-
das. Hacer una description mi
nuciosa de trajes. adornos, y to-
do 10 que ALI paso, es labor que
no esta a mi alcance. Unicamen-
tie intentare decir algo por ell in
eludibIe compromise que tengo
de hacerlo.
La duena de la casa Sc volvio
una bella "Gitanita," causando
verdadera tentaci6n por la null
titud de escudos que en- su rico
traje ostentaba,
Conchita Galan, oh Conchita,
con la gracia angelical que lie ca
racteriza, nos hizo una "Hada"
LENA de ternura y bondad. Car
lota Felix Dfaz, de "Cielo" y en-
verdad que en- csc cielo resalta-
ban sus hermosos ojos, que yo
dirfa eran ell verdadero cielo -.
Las senoritas Fregoso y Maria
Felix Dfaz, de enfermeras, que
en- mis- suenos de yer su genti-
Ieza me sentfa enfermo. 49,.
Dos guapfsimas tapatias, que a.
traian todas las miradas, Seno-
ritas Ornelas y Bell. De Mano-
lita, la simpatica Adelita Felix
Diaz.
Ell sexo feo no visti6 de fanta-
STA por ell tempo tan MALO y la
verdad que hacian I'm papel....
ash. ash. pero en- Gambia,
pollos y de espolon duro ALI pre-
sentes, son miembros de nuestra
mejor sociedad.
Ell sinn1mero de senoras y Sc
noritas que no menciono muy a
mi pesar, tendran la bondad de
dispensarme, pues 10 hago por
falta de espacio.
La Senorita Paez obsequi6 "a
bundantemente a toda la concu-
rrencia. La sala de bale y re-
cepci6n, adornados con flores ma
turales y profusamente ilumina-
dos.
Ell hermoso bale termin6 a las
seis de la manana del domingo
IA. Felicito a las organizadoras
de festas, que como esta, deja
recuerdos imperecederos en- los
corazones j6venes rebosantes de
felicidad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
La Expulsion da Minis
tro de Espana.

Washington, Febrero 17.-El
Departamento de Estado ha re-
cibido noticias oficiales al efecto
de que ell jefe revolucionario We
nustiado Carranza, expuls6 al
Ministro de Espana en- Mexico,
dandole un termino de "a horas
para que saliera del pals. Ell
Ministro Sc dirigi6 a Veracruz,
donde Sc refugiara en- ell acora-
zado de los E. u. Delaware.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Ell Pabellon de la Agen-
cia Berna en- los terre-
nos de la Exposition.

Este pabell6n esta situado en-
frente de la secci6n de Washing
ton Fisheries Exhibit, y ALI nues-
tro gerente, ell Sr. Carlos F. De
Berna, asi como los empleados,
tendran ell mayor placer en- reci-
bir y atender a las personals de
las colonias
que teugan a bien visitarnos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Las vanguardias AIema.
mas invader ell Este
de Suez.

Constantinopla. Feb. II. = o
cialmente sc han dado a conocer
las siguientes noticias acerca de
las 1timas operaciones.
Nuestra vanguardia ha llega-
do al Este de Suez, obligando a
las avanzadas inglesas a reple-
garse sobre ell Canal.
Contin1an las batallas en- las
cercanias de Ismailia y El-Can-
tara.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Dos lnditas Aztecas pa
"a la EXPOSITION.

Han llegado de Mexico dos in
ditas aztecas para particular en-
la EXPOSITION. Han sido escogi-
das para la exhibition, por Sd
hermosura y por ser notabilisi-
mas en- ell trabajo de tejidos. So
lamente Sc conocen por los NOM
bres de Rosita y Sarita, y esta-
ran en- exhibition en- la Villa de
Tehuantepec.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Gran numero de naci-
mientos en- California.

Seg1n informes de la Conf
sion de Sandal del Estado, en-
ell ano 1914, nacieron 46, OH cria-
turas en- California. Els ell MI
nero mayor de nacimientos que
ha ocurrido en- la historic del
Estado. En- ell ano de 365 dfas
Sc calcula que una criatura ma
clio cada once minutes, 9 sean
126 cada dfa.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Ell Gobierno Espanol da
las gracias al de E. u.

Washington, Febrero 16.-El
Embajador de Espana en- esta ha
dado las gracias al Gobierno de
la Casa Blanca, por la participa-
cion que ha tornado en- ell ARE
glo de las difcultades que han
surgido en- Mexico, entire ell cuer-
pc Diplomatico y Carranza v es-
pecialmente con ell Embajador
Espanol.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Nueva Residential.

La muy estimable digna pre-
sidenta del Club Azteca' de Sc
noras y Sehoritas" Sra. Rosita
T. Sutherland, ha cambiado de
Residential. Antes 1896 Wash
ington; ahora, 1850 Washington,
Sutherland apartament No. Z.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
De UtiIidad.

Cuartos bien amueblados Y
ventilados a SUI disposition. Pia-
no, Telefon, Bano, luz electrical
y todas las conveniencias; Sc da
asistencia,
Sc reciben solamente j6venes,
con buenas referencias.
1896 Suffer st. Tel. West 1894.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Vapores para Mexico.

La Compania de vapores Pa
cifc Mail anuncia la salida de
sus vapores, en- las siguientes fe-
chas:
Febrero "a. V Pensylva-
MIA, para Manzanillo.
Mario 4--Vapor San Jose, pa
"a San Bias.
Mario 13.-Vapor Newport,
para Mazatlan.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Pasajeros de Mexico.

Ell vapor Pennsylvania que arri-
be a este puerto ell 12del presen-
tie, trajo los siguientes;
Sr. Andres Avendano, Srita,
Beatriz Avendano. Srita. Guada-
lupe Guerrero Sr. Marcos A.
Gaxiola, Sra. Maria de Gaxiola,
Captain A. Mondini,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
vi atrimonio.

Ell microbes 3 del corriente,
contrajo matrimonio ell Sr. Mi
guel Ferris con la estimabIe Sc
horita Luisa Fernandez.
Deseamos a la nueva pareja
una eterna luna de miel.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19

Tel, Fillmore 1913