davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Penosas QuemaduraS

observation-disclosures qued6 abier-
TIA la lave del gas en- ell bano de
la casa No. 631 Gale 49, cuando
lei inquilino de la misma, f. K.
Brown eptr6 anoche a refrescar
.su cuerpo en- las aguas del bano
" encenoi6 un f6sforo para ilu-
minar la pieza; ell gas escapado
.hizo explosion, rompiendose los
.vidrios &c la ventana, golpeando
al desgraciado Brown e incen-
diandole las ropas. Ell banista
result6 con penosas quemaduras
en- la cara.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
ASALTO Y ROBO

A ESQ de las dos de la mahana
regresaba Rupert Mathey a su
casa, 2440 Sacramento ST., GUAM
do Sc lie aparecieron dos indivi-
duos enmasrcaados, demandan-
do su dinero Y sus joyas. Como
Marthey rehusara hacer 10 que
lie pedfan, los ladrones 10 golpea-
ron despiadadamente, posesio-
nandose de su reloj, %leontina y
diez pesos en- effective. A los
gritos que do cl robado, huge
ros los ladrones; los que fueron
perseguidos por dos agentes de
policfa. Fueron ~capturadOs, en-
contrando en- sus bolsillos las
prendas Y ell dinero robado.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
EXCURSIONES POR IA BAHIA

TOdos los botes salen de los Ferries. ex-
cepto los vapores para Sacramento. Stock
ton Y Petaluma, que salen de los MuelIes
de jackson Pacific Y Washington SITS.
40. 80 )
Berkeley, Cada bora, nora Y 20; bora Y
Oakland, Cada bora. bora v 20: hora V 40.
bora y IS.
Sausalito. Mill Valley, San Rafael. Fair
fax ctc., a bora Y 10 y bora V IS.
IlbUron Y Belvedere. cada bora V IS.
Mare Island. Vallejo, Napa. Santa He
lena y Calistoga, a las : a. m, 9:45 a. m.
l-:5o D. m. 800 p. m, 8 p. m. Y $50 p. m.
Sacramento Y pueblecillos sobre Ell Rio
sacramento: todos los dfas a las $50
a. N. y 8 p. m.
Stockton y pueblecillos sobra el Rio San
joaquin. todos los dias, a las 6 de la tarde.
Petaluma Sebastopol y Santa Rosa: -
todos los dias a las II a. m. y 4 p. m.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Cartas rezagadas en- ell
Consulate Mexicano.

Arg1ello B. William Beringer
Pierre N. Esq. -Cortes; CUTLER
.-Frias Angel. IL. Grajeda;
Antonio. -Lomeli V. A. e.
Ornelas Plutarco DR.. Pineda
Isaura. Snyder j. H.-Ynigo;
Alexandra. Zazueta Carmen.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
GUiA DE TEATROS

ALCAZAR. 260 O'FarreI St.
Comedia Y Drama.
COLUMBIA. 400 Geary St.
Drama s~ociales.
CORT. - Ellis st.
Comedia Musical.
EMPRESS. 965 Market St.
Vaudeville. Funciones corridas.
HIPODROM. l60 OFarrel ST.
Nariedades.
GRAUMAN'S IMPERIAL. 1913 Market st.
Lindas Nistas Cinematograficas.
TINOLI. 20 Eddy St.
Cinematografo. Function corrida.
ORPHEUM. Ia O'Farrel St.
Vaudeville de alto range.
PANTAGES. 939 Market st.
Vaudeville, Function por tandas.
PORTOLA, 779 Market st.
Cinematografo dfa v noche.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
MISA

Ell dia % del pte. a las 10 de
la manana, por ell Padre Jose, Sc
efectuara en- la iglesia de Nues-
ira Sonora de Guadalupe, una
misa cantada, por ell alma de la
Sra. Francisco Higuera que dej6
de existir ell % de SPIT. de 1914.
Elena Nolan,
1824A Suffer st.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
PUBLLICAS
ESTAClONES DE POLICIA

Bay View Newcomb Y NewhaH Ave.
Bush - l422 Bush Street.
Central kearny Y Washington SITS.
Park - Parque Golden Gate.
Harbor Drumm y Commercial SITS.
lngleside Ocean Y San Jose Ave.
Mission - 3O57. Gale Ira.
North End ~ 311S Fillmore Street.
OFarrel - ply O'Farrel Street.
PotrerO - 609, Gale goa.
richmond Geary V ga. Avenida.
Southern - Clara Y Gale ia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18

va que el bien material Sc lie escatima,
va que la sociedad para el Sc estrecha,
va que ell pan que lie nutre Is pan ganado
con ell sudor que de su frente rueda.
justo es pedir que todos lie recuerden
Y rindan homemade a su grandeza.
JOSE ANDRES PEREIRA.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Ell OBRERO
WVW

Bendito sea ell obrero
que colocando piedra sobre piedra
levanta un monumental.
construye un malec6n, alza una iglesia,
Bendito sea con su visaje burdo,
sus manos toscas. su camisa negra,
cuando las GALES limpia,
6 con humeante asfalto pavimenta;
cuando vigila ell giro
de mecanicas ruedas
en- ell taller de donde sale ell lienzo
que cubre nuestras ffsicas miserias;
cuando audaz en- las minas
orc. carbon o azufre desentierra;
cuando en- veloz locomotora cruza
wales, p~endientes, margenes y s%ierras.
Bien sea ell marino que en- extranos mares,
baio ell recio rigor de una tormenta
gatea ell erecto mastil,
desciente trapos Y desata cuerdas,
8 ell buZo enmascarado que la sima
de los mares otea;
bien ell que cava un tGnel bajo un rio,
9 ell que tala una selva,
9 ell que riega en- los campos la simiente,
bendito siempre sea.
Muchos de los prodigios que ell progreso
de diario nos ensena
Y que febril la humanidad aplaude
glorifcando al hombre de la idea,
esconden ell sudor de muchas ~frentes,
burdas frentes obreras,
mientras las recias manOs trabajaban
ell ffsico vigor poniendo en- prueba.
Ali teneis a los Andes perforados
para la installation de lineas ~f6rreas,
de New York los gigantes ''sky-scrapers"
Y los trenes que van bajo la terra.
jQui6n sino ell pobre y despreciado obrero
puso en- acci6n su fuerza
para hacer realidad 10 que sonaran
los hombres de la fama y la opulencia?
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Olvidado por todos lie vereis

Olvidado por todos lie vereis
cruzar las GALES tras la dura brega,
de canine al hogan donde impacientes
hijos y esposa su llegada esperan.
Ali solo ell amor, siempre piadoso,
lie ofrece recompensa;
solo ALI en- un jerg6n, en- almo sueno
blando reposo Y lenitivo %encuentra.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
DEPARTMENT. DE SANDAL

Officinas de Sandal y de Registro de Ma
cimientos Y Defunciones. 1855 Mission.
Hospital de Emergencies. Stevenson, cerca
de Gale Ia.
Hospital de Socorros. Z calle Clay.
Hospital de SOcoTros. Potrero Y pa.
Hospital de SocOrros. Stanyan Y Waller.
Hospital de Socorros. 1852 Kentucky.
Hospital Publico. Getty and County,. fl
nal de Ia IA. Avenida (Sunse).
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
BARBERIA
N. GIALDINI RIZZI
PA

GRADUADA EN- ITALIA BUENOs AIRES
Atiende partos a domicilio. Trata-
mIento para Intermediates de senoraS.
DEPARTMENT. especial para pensionis-
taS. Pecios modicos.
Horas de vista: de 10 a. NJ G3P.M.
Columbus Ave. No. aga
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
VENEClA ICE CREAM PARl0R
r. MAUTONE

Gelati, Granite a la Napolitana Y
Helados. Sc solicitan 6rdenes para
Bodas. Bautismos. Bales. Toda or
den servida con esmerada prontitud.
.43s Stockton St.-435 Columbus Ave.
San Francisco, Cal.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
oFIClNAs DE

lOficina Central, GALES "a. V Mission.
lEstacion A. 1893 Steiner.
lEstacion b. Battery V Washington.
Estaci6n c, Howard Y pa.
IEstaci6n d. 415 Pine st.
lEstacion r. SOC Gale 3a.
r. Embac. cerca de los Ferries.
Estaci6n G.. 1904. caIe 1Sa.
Estaci6n II. SOS Hayes st.
Estaci6n J. 120S Masonic St.
Estaci6n X. SO Stevenson st.
Estacion NJ, S45 Clement st.
Estaci6n O. 1917 Suffer St.
EStaci6n = Preside
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Oportunidad

/endo una lancha de pescador
denominada ''Martir Hidalgo."
Su longitud es de &c pies por Z
pies 0 pulgadas de ancho, y tres
pies diez pulgadas de fondo; es-
ia en- ~perfecta condici6n y no re-
huso una oferta razonable.
Tomas Acosta.
121 Gale Cuarta, Oakland, CAL,
8 informaran en- esta imprenta.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18

I'm padre compra un tambor a
su hijo, en- un bazar, y al llegar
a la casa lie dice:
-Diviertete cuanto quieras,
pero sobre TODD rno metas ruido!
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Ell MUND0 EN- BROMA

Paseaba un jorobado por un
jardin y dos paseantes exclama-
ron:
Mira ell bello Esopo.
Les oy6 ell jorobado Y volvien-
dose dijo:
-Tienen ustedes raz6n, puesto
que hago hablar a los animales.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Buque ell pr0ximO Mum.

Consuelos maternales.
-Tenga listed peciencia seno-
ra; 70 tambien perdf una hija
que nos fue arrebatada en- la for
de la edad,
-5Por ell titus?
No, sonora, por un captain
de caballerfa.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18

En- un bale.
Dos senoras muy descotadas
tratan del descubrimiento del
Polo Sur, y preguntan a un ca
ballero.
Gree listed que Sc podria ir
mas ALA en- materia de descubri-
mientos?
-Senoras ESQ depende de Vds.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18

i Que juegan ustedes ? les
pregunta un miron.
-iPor ell honor!
En- csc case, senoritas, me-
ten ids. mucho ruido para NADIA.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18

I'm joven 'latero' que Sc las e.
cha de mafnetizador, dice a una
sonora:
-Quiero que Sc duerma listed
Embellishments.
-Pues empiece I'd. a hablar.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
40

FRANKS CASE CAN ONLY BE
CHANGED BY. GOVERNOR
Washington, April 2o.-The Su-
preme court today refused to set
aside conviction of Leo M. Frank, the
young Atlanta, Ca, Jew, of murder
ing Mary Phagan. Frank now faces
death on the gallows unless Georgia's
governor grants clemency. The
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-26
Gle bentise Gage.

Die Gage bat iid tpenie peraroert
I'm Greit-2itopsf ridden oie 2r1s.
pen, mie INNER Dor; BON Goaplll
and, ood sebt es bort nift 10 ibnen,
NEIL Iflehtes 8etter ben gormarit
binoert. 8ialoitof lit bon ben Sui
len geraumt. Sn @robno, beibt es,
ioa enereiider 8ioeritonb eeleiitei
meroen. Som 8eiten lit nibts MIDI
tiges gelneloet. 9aB Die gepeiden,
Die Dabren6 Der lesten Gage bon ben
Daronneaen famen urb BON ben Or.
folgen Der Maiierten meIoetet, fiji
eiigen erfldrt tualrber, lit fir uns
nidt iiberraideno; mir baben Tie
ron borreberein nidt seelo1bt uno
taben ons aud itets eeinet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-26
5reie Yreft tdr seras: 9annerfag 26. Nugnf 1915.
Ser 4irdhof lit aenomnnenl

Die @%efangenen neroen abgefii6rt.
Die Germ1nOeten lfleppen ii1 oa=
BON. Die &ronfentr1ger trogen Die
Sdtperperlebten. Ser Sag grollt.
geebel. Ser ernite unb nad)oenflid)e
Oberit eebt lit ieinem 3immer bin
uno Der nno martet ouf 8otIdoft
Ger &irbbof bat nel1e @aite BE-
fOmmen. @as lino oageeen oie poar
Gotten Die in ibrer Gtbe geitort m1r=
benz
&ier 1ieger tal1lenb S%ron5oien, bier
liesen Selbgrare ole Sobne bon
Ser &irdbof BON Goude5 lit er-
ebert" Cine 3eile. 9ie 2eute ia
gen: Nln lit Der &irdbof bon Sou=
deS wie0er gerlommen tporoen, @ott
lei Can't! sic oenfen ii9 nidt pic[
babel, iie obnen es niht ~!
@s 1T mogli1, DOB Die S~rauaoien
mieoer Elm Gegiment opfcrn, tint
ben airdbof 5uriidaugeminnelL es
iii iider, baB mir i'm bann mieoer
itiirmen tperoen. go lit es bier.
@ir baben ben &iegel Inn 5ou=
he5 p%orgeidobenk mir baben i'm
feiter geidmeiBt, oie Selograuen
ld~tDeibten ibn feiter nit ibrem roter
Slut.
Die @efaneenen maridieren ourA
Soudea. Die l1eberlebenoen aus
hem &irdbof! Mu1 oas @eburts-
iagsfinb lit barnnter, er bat Slid
eebabt, oieien @eburtstag 81 iiberle-
ben. SdtDerberlebt liegt Ser franz
5oliide &apitan auf Der Sabre. Sod
iin6 tie feinesmegs in 5iderbeit,
oenn Die fran5ofiiden @ranaten fe=
gen in oas Oorf. Mber tie bofien
mieoer. Sic Come gebt auf.
Sd treffe ben erniten Oberif mic
Der. Die @efangenen iteben III Geib
uno @lieo. gr muitert iie 5dtpeige1lo.
Gr iprift fem @orf. @oan2 SD
trete an i'm beran, griBe nnb BE.
sliidmiinide i'm gu ieinem grfols.
Gr nidt. Gin bofIides 2adeln.
Aber lofort lift iein itarfes @eiid)t
nieoer ernit ullO bon idmerer @eoan-
fen giele ieiner Sobne, fir Die CT
lorete ipie Elm Softer itno nibt mie-
h%ergefommen, 5uei ieiner tapferen
Gompagniedefs 1ino gefonenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-26
Giien6abn : TabrpIan.

/ StIS"""Ju OuytP%uu-
s. & q. q.
SEQ. 1-@pm Norben. $40 nodlm.
$50. 5-8om Nor6en .....7:0O BORN.
Np. T 8om Norben ......9:55 BORN.
go. 9-Ton Sablor ........ 7 abenos
go. -@on Werico ......12:10 na1m.
Ne. l2-Won Sareoo (aemiibt) -.
90 $3.50 BORN.
gto. 6-Son Edreoo ......7:45 abeuoS
| MbfabrtA
$40. 4--gad Dem Norben. 1920 nadb,r.
9o. 6-ysn6 Dem Norben. .8:15 nadnr.
$50. 8-2ocal mad 5earne ..7:4O pnrr1
; gfo. 1o-Dails @rpreB Special, Moroen
|m 1920 borni.
go. 5-glad @egieo ......7:30 BORN.
geo. ll-Notnl nod 2are6o (gemii1t)
1000 abenps
g. u. & u. 3.
se0. d. @6r; @9n aOuiton, @aeo u1o Corpus
$50. 3-@on 9oufton uno aiitenorten.
So. Soon yoaium uno aii faau sa1''.-
SO. 42--gon aerrpiae ..o:o5 oorm.
9fo. 146-Won &errtine. tdgli1 nlsses
11o111r1en Sonntags TAB abeilbs
Nbfabrt-
No. 2-gad Souiton. 8aco uno Corpus
@9rt11 $40 BORN.
No. 4ENad 3ouiton nno aiifenorten
1890 nndm.
No. 6-Na1 Doatum uno &iiftenorten !
SO. 4s-Mad aerroiue. sos a eSeglrs;
3o. 145-Nnd &errbiue. tdglid, oaisacs
nottt1er Sonntngs ....7:O5 BORN.
g. S. & e. u. (oauptlinie.)
10. io1-@nnfet aiHiteb, bon Rem q,
SO. 1os 9nniet aimiteD, bon san S sga's.
cisco 1853 bprm.
$40. E5dneuaug, bon Men Orleans.
... 1906 bonn.
No. S-6dneIaug, bon Sci Mio $500.
................ 100 bornt.
$50. 9-9uniet grpreB, bon Stem Orr
SO. 1o-gnnisi Grpreb. bon gm Srens
cisco ............ $3.50 nndm.
MbfnbrtA
SO. 101-@un5et Qimiteb, mad gan
go. io2-gnniet aimife6, nod Netu prs
leans 400 BORN.
$40. 196neI8us. mad Sci Mio. 80.
So s-e6neusns. mad meip orlea s'''
SO. e-6nnisi e1preb nod saa Sra.
rt2rn Q.R0 r1ohn.
SO. io~@uniet erprs6, mad get rus pr.
Ieans. Hoo nndts
gtetpria Dibii on.
$50. 30f-gon oouon, Sort 2oOaea, Bic
toria, @nero ..,.....7:20 nadm.
Mbfahrt-
Mn. sO2-Mod gnero, gietoria, Sort
2abaea, 8oifton ......7:45 BORN.
N., s. & 3.
Mad Norben-Mbfabrt
SIC. 4-2ofnI 800 BORN.
$50. 10-aatb Qimiteb 1890 moro.
$50. 26-&ntb SIber 1890 nad1m.
SO. 22-Hah Souifon. 1850 nbenns
Mnfunft -
go. 25-@otb SIper ......7:55 BORN.
$50. g. 2ofnI .........4 1925 nndnt.
10. 9-&dtp Qimiteb ...8:30 nadJm.
$40. 21-8on 6ouftpn. ...7:45 norgens
eanta Sc IS. 4. 8. q. Dspot).
Mnfltnft -
SO. Bonn Morben .9:55 BORN.
$50 II 8orn Norben ......S:10 nndm.
Mbfabrt-
SO. 8-sta9 benz Mar6en. 1915 nndnl.
80. 8-Mnh benz Norben ..7:40 bonn.
g. g., Il. & 9. Is. & 9. y. Depot,
Nnftnft
SO. 2-Non Corpus gbrifti ulb GnrriSo
30. Egon Corpus gbriiti. 100 bcrm.
Abfnbrt -
SO. 1-Nn9 Corpus gbrifti un6 gnrri5c
Springs. .10:40 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-26
2ieber Sdmieqer5obnl

greifre Gid nidt iiber Sfutari
nnb 4leiiiol Sait 9u nidt porber
@alona geftoblen als obs Elm Sam-
mel iDdre Sabe i1 mid oariiber
emport2 SIN @egenteill SD freu-
te mid, Dob Oh 10 ifone bertponor-
i9aftlide 3iise 8eigteit. @ir ii1o
cine Somilie, gleide 8anoe umIdIin.
gen unsl 0esbaIb iit mein 8abI-
iprub: mas Der Menif bot, bas
bat er. Dein Mlbanien lei mein Il-
bonien, 8ein gio iei mein giol Sc,
min al meme &noer gIiifIid ieben,
beoenfe, oaB au6 Teter mein Sdtuie-
geriobn lit uno LAB i'm rubia nit.
fteblen. @as b[eibt uns GIeinen
fonit iibrie, ndbreno Die @roBen
raufen2 Gem, unter rns aeiaet, fir
rebIide TeiIune eebe ih nidjts. SD
bin piel 81 lang Serrider bon Mon-
tenegro, nm ouf Tomas berein5ufol-
len.
llebrieens> Iieber Sdpieeeriobn
ner meiB, OBJ OH nidt zines Cages
irob biity ooB tpenigitens 9ein otter
ShtDiegerpater fein Sh1fhen I'M
9rodenen batl @enn n6mlif nidlt
ralles gut eebtl".
Mit berslihem @ruB
Gein Hifita.
cSifopuAr \
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-26
Gamiliembanoe.

Stalien tit ungebaIten, oaB Mon-
tenegro ben albaniiden gelib an
tritt, obtpol Der monteneeriniide Sc
larlote maeoerboIt eegenteilige Scr.
lif)ernngen abgegeben. Mie mir bc-
rem, bat iib oesbalb foIgenoer grief-
mediel 5piiden Nii6 uno @om ent-
Iponnen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-26
2ieber ShmieaerpoterI

Wfit @ritaunen bore i'd, oab Du
aleiiio uno Sfutari beieteit, onf oos
mir Staliener idon lange Ipefnlie-
rem uno ooB Oh es uns gIeidlam Dor
Der Nafe fDegidnapplt, obtpoI Monte
negro un0 Stalien inn t~iefiten 6ries
ben NIT chamber, io5uiagen i'm IN
timlten 8unoesperbaltnis lebenl Das
franft mid idperl S9 babe fir
lolde S~reulofiefeit peoer elm Ser
ltanonis benin On biit bod niht
sNalienerl nod cine gntidmIoi-
gung - oenn mir fino bod nidt
Seiterreibl uno bin INN 10 entrii-
iteter barber. als On ia fur5 aupor
cein Bort p~erpfdnoet baft, nihts bon
Der 8eute gu nebmen, ebe mir nidt
ate our Seilung beiiommen iino. Oh
peiBt, pie beilig mir beidaporene @i-
be uno alte 8ertrGge lino uno ourf-
teit ielbt als Sfapiegerpater Die Ser
manbtbaft nit mir ridt burh Ell
men iolden 8ru1 Deines G0nigs-
portes oofunlentieren. Glib ifIeu-
night Die nnneftierten Stiife ipieoer
beraus nno iei ~iiber5eugt, ooB mir
en- Sdluiie reolih nit Cir teiIen
iueroen, pem aaes gut gebt.
Dit ber5lidem @ruB
Dein
Gfttorio gmanneIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-26

Trei! gmaiu : Saucepfannen
Wildidiiiieln, Eaifen uno ~l1ntertoi-
len nno Salat : 9otpIeri NIT ieoca.
8funo Yerfection.Eee au 60e. Wein,
barb & Co., &affee ,tno Eee.Stcrc,
215 Narp Strobe.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-09-11
The Military Camp
at P|attsbuIg, n. !.

Plattsburg, in northern New York,
is picturesquely situated on the west
ern shore OF Lake Champlain. Be
sides being a United States customs
port and a thriving manufacturing
community 1t Is an attractive sum
mer resort and has interesting mill
tary and historical association. Here
is located an army port with barracks
that are among the largest in the Uni.
ted States. Off Valcour Island near.
by, on October II, 1916, the English
and American fleets commanded, re.
spectively by Benedict Arnold and
Sir Guy Carleton, fought the first
naval battle that ever occurred be,
tween Great Britain and the United
States. During the War OF 1912
Plattsburg was the headquarters Of
the American forces on the Northern
frontier. The famous battle Of Lake
Champlain, in which Commodore Nc.
Donough, defeated a British feet, took
place in Plattsburg Bay, and in q
tand action in the vicinity General
McComb repulsed a superior British
foce.
But last month Plattsburg received
more attention from the country al
large than ever before in it's history
This was owing to the fact that there
was conducted here a military school
more unique than any over held on
American soil, or anywhere else for
that matter,
Nearly twelve hundred men, enough
to form eight full companies at war
strength, gathered here on August 10
for four weeks course OF military
instruction. This alone dld not make
the oncampment significant. It was
the type Of the men, the work they
accomplished, and the spirit Of II nh
that gave the enterprise It's remark.
able character.
For these We're not boys from
military academy nor was it co..,
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RIO GRANDE
CRACK TRAIN
IN COLLISION
Scenic Limited Crashes Into Freight;
Fireman Killed and Fifty
Injured

Denver, Sept. S.-While running
along the edge of Tennessee pass,
through passenger train No. 20 on
the Denver & Rio Grande eastbound
from Salt Lake to Denver, crashed
head on into westbound freight No.
Co, one mile east of Mitchell in Ten
nessee pass early this morning.
Fireman Elmer John was killed and
Engineer William King of the first
engine on the passenger train was
fatally injured. Forty-three passen-
gers and seven trainmen received
cuts, bruises and minor injuries.
None OF the passengers is believed
to have been seriously hurt, due very
largely to the allsteel construction Of
the cars.
None of the cars left the track, but
both of the passenger engines and
engine of the freight were derailed.
Pinned Under Engine
The locomotive in which John was
riding turned on its side, pinning him
under It. In the cars the passengers
were tossed about in their seats ty
the force of the crash and thrown to
the floor.
The end of one car was crushed,
but the damage was confined to the
vestibule and the extreme end OF the
passenger compartment in which only
few persons were riding.
The cause of the accident has not
been established, but 1t is thought
to have been due to a mistake in
train orders.
John was alive when taken from
the wreck, but he died on the way to
the Salida hospital. He was badly
crushed, and like King, was scalded
by the escaping steam.
Passenger train No 20 known as
the Scenic Limited, one of the crack
trains operated from Salt Lake by
the Rio Grande connecting with the
Western Pacific line from the coast,
was filled with tourists homeward
bound from the Panama Pacific expo.
sition..
A relief train was Immediately
started from Salida. 1t returned I'M
mediately from the wreck with Johns
body on board and the most serious
ly injured, who were placed in the
hospital.
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lege students military instruction
camp, such as its immediate prede-
cessor at this ideal spot, The pupils
here we're business and professional
men, prominent in public affairs and
in private life. Among them were
diplomats, including an ex-ambassa.
dor, several ex-governors, high city
officials, financiers, lawyers, college
professors writer's, physicians engi.
neers and merchants as well as noted
sportsmen, and a generous sprinkling
of humble clerks. They came mainly
from the big cities of the East, Bos.
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago.
Baltimore, and Washington with
large groups from many other widely
scattered sections. Twenty-six states
in all and the District of Columbia
were represented in the camp. Some
men came from as far south as Lou.
isiana and others from the states OF
Colorado and California. More than
80 per cent of them we're university
graduates and the professional or
business experience of the remaining
10 per cent or so had enough value
to bring the general standard of in.
telligence up to very high average.
Not more than third of the men
had ever had any preyious military
training From The Plattsburg Re.
spouse, by William Menkel in the
American Review of Reviews for Sep.
TENDER.
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GTasshoppeT Bats
Extra Oranges or Lemons Added to
Criddle Mixture or to Poison
Bran Bait add to Its
Effectiveness

Ninety.fve per cent of grasshop-
pers attacking crops in widely differ
ent parts of the country were killed
and cheaply by an Improvement IN
poison bran bait and the Criddle mix
ture The important change in the
formula is to double the amount Of
lemons or oranges used in the bait
and to add these fruits to the Cridhle
mixture. The change in the mixture
is recommended by the forage crop
entomologists of the department as a
result of thorough tests conducted in
New England, Florida, California und
Arizona. These tests were conduct
ed in different sections and with many
different varieties of grashopDers 10
determine, if possible, why the oil
formulas were only partially effective
with adult grasshoppers and even ieGs
effective with young grasshoppers ard
to find whether the fault lay with the
different mixtures or with the way
they were used. The entomolog'sts
found that adding the fruit to the
Criddle mixture and increasing TIE
amount in the bran bait increased the
attraction of the bait to the grass.
hoppers and led them to eat it more
readily.
1t quickly developed in the New
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Tired Of II,

Lets sit down and have a GuIet
TAX about the war" Impossible"
you mean you haven't timer" "No
haven't tLo patience"
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January 1 to December 81. ino,u.
OF each year, for domestic purpose.
This application is designated in o..
State Engineers office as No. s255
All protests against the granting o,
said application, stating the reaso "
therefor, must be made by affidavi, Is
duplicate, accompanied by a fec :.
$3.50 and filed in this office Whit
thirty (SO) days after the completIon
of the publication of this notice W."
W. D. BEERS.
State Engineer.
Date Of first publication August II
1910; date of completion of puhl,o.
ton, September 10, 1915.
ADV.