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Evening star., 1915-01-15
INSPECTION Is ORDERED.
Washington High School Cadets to
Undergo Official Scrutiny.

Formal inspection of the cadet regi-
ment by the regimental and battalion Of
fcers is to be made beginning next week.
The inspection is to cover four drill
days. and at the end the members of the
coloners staff are to report to him.
Stephen E. Kramer, assistant superin-
tendent of schools. under whose direct
supervision the cadet regiment comes, is
planning to have the members of the
regiment practice firing at least one
afternoon before the close of the school
year. Whether or not arrangements for
this can be made has not definitely beer
learned. Each school has it's rifle club
but these are not connected with the
cadet companies, it not being incumbent
upon members of the one organiza tion tc
belong to the other.
Mr.. Kramer is Of the opinion that the
boys should have actual practice in the
loading and firing of arms.
Evening star., 1915-01-15
OF JAMES MCDONALD.
Services at Family Home Tomorrow
at $50 O'Clock P. M.

Funeral services for James Mcdonald
organizer of the European branch OF
the Standard Oil Company, who died
Wednesday, will be held tomorrow aft
Groom at $3.50 o'clock at the family
home, 1901 22d street northwest. 1t is
expected that prominent officials of the
company will attend. Rev. DR.. Charles
Wood of the Church of the Covenant is
to officiate.
The family mausoleum, in Brompton
cemetery, London. England, will be
shipped to this country as soon as pos
sible. Pending it's arrival the body is
Evening star., 1915-01-15

he could discover. Near the edge OF
the Green Forest he met Reddy Fox.
Right away he remembered Reddy's
tracks near the Great Rock, and how
they showed plainly that Reddy had
had a great fright. Billy guessed what
that fright was. He grinned slyly as
he said:
Hello. Reddy. Seems to me you run
pretty fast from nothing"
Il didn't run from nothing" snapped
Reddy.
"Oh, yes, YOU did," retorted Billy
Mink. II saw your tracks, and there
were no other tracks but those of Peter
him? / believe you were"
Reddy showed all his teeth in an
ugly snarl. IF you had found out
Evening star., 1915-01-15

she did not like the people who would
have liked her. The public library sup
piled her with books. and these books
made a kind of life. Then, too, she had
her dreams. They sustained and heart
ened her. On cruelty hot days at her
machine she dreamed of freedom, of
the country. of sitting under a big
green tree and wearing sheer white
dress. On wild. cold, stormy nights in
her room she dreamed of great fire
place red with Goals and thick rug
before it and a deep, soft chair holding
her graceful body. She dreamed of
reading fresh. clean books with the
smell of the press still in their pages
the library books We're sometimes so
soiled and unpleasantly tainted. She
Evening star., 1915-01-15
DON'T WASH YOUR
HAIR WITH SOAP

When you wash your hair, don't
use soap. Most soaps and prepared
sllampoos contain too much alkali.
which is very injurious. as it dries
the scalp and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain
mulsifled cocoanut oil. for this is
pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap, and beats soaps or any
thing else all to pieces. You can
get this at any drug store and a few
ounces will last the whole family
for months.
Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub it in. about a tea
spoonful is all that is required. II
makes an abundance of rich. creamy
lather, cleanses thoroughly and
rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and is soft.
fresh looking, bright. fluffy. wavy
and easy to handle. Besides, it
loosens and takes out every particle
of Dust, dirt and dandruff.
Evening star., 1915-01-15
Billy Mink Makes Reddy Fox
Angry.

If you would have your manners
pleasing
Pray never stoop to common teasing.
Billy Mink is queer little fellow.
He is rather haSty in the matter of
temper, is Billy Mink. A sudden fright
always makes him lose it. 1t was that
way when .he got that first whiff of
Buster Bear from the little hole in the
snow close by the Great Rock in the
Green Forest. He had turned a back
somersault in his haste to get away,
and then, after running a little way.
he had turned, splitting and snarling,
to look back
Now, of course, Billy had no quarrel
with Buster Bear. He hadn't even been
thinking of Buster. But that sudden
strong smell of Buster, when he had
shifted at that little hole in the snow
had startled him all the more because
it had been so unexpected, and it made
him Just as angry as if Buster had
done it purposely. Then. too, it made
him angry toA think that he had shown
how frightened he had been. He
glanced about hastily to see if any
body had been watching. He couldn't
see any one, and that made him feel a
little better. He knew that if Sammy
Jay or Blacky the Crow had seen him
turn that back somersault and then
run he never would have heard the
end of it
Sure that no one was about he turned
once more to stare at that little hole
in the snow. He knew now that it
was made by the breath of Buster
Bear, and he knew, too, just where
Buster was. He was on that dry shelf
under the Great Rock, probably taking
a nap. Billy knew all about that shelf.
He had taken many a. nap there him
self He wanted to Nake one there
right this very minute. He hadn't
thought of such a thing when he had
started into the Green Forest, but now
Evening star., 1915-01-15
WANTED TO SEE PRESIDENT.
]. D. Branson, Protesting Against
Prohibition. Held for Observation.

Declaring his intention OF seeing
President Wilson to protest against the
j. II. Branson. twenty eight years Old.
of Sos Portland place. Congress Heights.
II. G., WAS arrested at the White House
today He was later sent to Washing
ton Asylum Hospital for observation
to his mental condition. When Branson
reached the Executive Mansion he
met by Joseph Murphy. secret serv
ice man, who heard Branson's story.
Tic decided to have Branson's sanity
looked into.
Evening star., 1915-01-15

that some one else was there and he
couldn't he wanted to. That is the
way with some people. They don't
want Il thing until some one else has
it, and then they want it right away.
I'D like to know what business he
has there" growled Billy, never once
thinking that Buster had just as much
right there as he had. Then, because
he was awake he simply had to keep
moving, he started on to see what more
Evening star., 1915-01-15

to be placed in a receiving vault I'm
| Rock Creek cemetery. The mausoleum
will be erected in Rock creek cemetery
as monument to the Mcdonald fam
lily, following the wishes of the de-
ceased.
Evening star., 1915-01-15
Rev. W. R. Wedderspoon to Speak

Rev. W. r. Wedderspoon. pastor of
Foundry NJ. E. Church. is to be the
preacher tonight at Lincoln Road NJ. e.
Church in connection with series OF
evangelistic services undertaken by the
Epworth League of the church. Minis
ters from various other churches have
been assisting the pastor. Rev. l.. NJ.
Ferguson, during this series.
Evening star., 1915-01-15

Mrs Pell told me- he said. Then he
added gently: Since your money is
going SO fast. honey. ! guess we bet
ter hurry up matters a little. l guess
you better take what remains and buy
you rousseau.
(THF, END
Evening star., 1915-01-15

Hundreds of girls aided Russian sol
diers by digging trenches to keep the
Germans from crossing the Vistula.
Evening star., 1915-01-15
Prizes Offered for Songs.

Two cash prizes have been offered hv
the Sphinx Honor Society of Geors.
Washington University for the two best
songs written by students and submit
ted TO the board Of Judges before Il q
closing day. next Monday. More than
ten songs have already been contributed.
Miss Frederika Neuman has charge "r
the contest The board of judges con-
sists OF members OF the faculty.
Evening star., 1915-01-15

fathers death had taken their last
dollar. She went to work in the shirt
and cuffs to turn, but after while
they promoted her to a machine. She
sat at that machine eight years and
earned on an average Sc week Each
year she saved less than the year
previous and each year she worked
harder. She had room that was too
warm in summer and too cold in win
ter. She cooked her meals there on a
tiny oil stove: she slept there; she
rested there: she lived there She had
no social life at all, for the reason that
Evening star., 1915-01-15
Eruption onSide
ItGhed Fearffu t
Felt as Though on Fire. Couldn't
Bear Anything to Touch It..
Used Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment. Skin Cleared
and No Trace of Trouble Left.

II. Z. D. No. 3. Lexington. okla.-''I had a
severe eruption on my right side which was
about four inches wide and extended half way
around my body. It came suddenly. was bright
scarlet in color and felt though was on
fire all tho time. The eruptions commenced ex-
ac,ly like prlckly heat and looked like it, They
itched fearfuIly. ! couldn't bear anything to
touch at all.
II sent at once for cake Of CutIcura Soap
and box OF Cuticnra Ointment and my relief
dated from the first application: ! slept that
night for the first time In days. I washed
the eruptions well with the Cuticura Soap dried
them and applied the Cuticura Ointment II was
not long before the skin cleared and no trace Of
the disease was left" tSisnedl Mrs. W. W
HARRISON. October q. 1914.
Keep your skin clear scalp clean and free
from dandru6. and hair live and glossy with
Cutieura Soap and Cuticura Ointment.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book request. Address
post card .'Cuticura. Dept 7. Boston" Sold
throughout the world.
Evening star., 1915-01-15

Brazil estimates next years revenue
AT sle9.660.000, and expenditures at
$l1i.2J4. .0n0.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

podido resistir, Boyer Sc queda,
la pobre madre Sc adormece.
Al dia siguiente, ell padre que
paso la nOche sin dormir, Sc diri-
gre a su hijo. LIE habla de la o.
ira guerra porque el tambien Sc
alisto: lie recuerda ell deber Y la
raz6n. Ell hijo abraza a su pa
DIRE, esta convencido. La madre
Gala. Calmado ell primer arran-
que de dolor, la madre ha COM
prendido que ell hijo que lie que
da debe vengar la muerte del hi
jO que sucumbi6, que desapare-
clio.
Pero entretanto ell hijo es con-
siderable como desertor. Va a
constituirse prisionero entregan-
dose a la autoridad militar....
lei Consejo de Guerra 10 con-
dena a MORN -!
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Melquiades con los
Aliados.

Oviedo. - Continua hacienda
Melquiades Alvarez su gran ex-
cursion politica por la provincial.
De Infesto Sc dirigl6 a Ponga,
donde Sc efectuo un banquete
de Glen cubiertos, en- Ell que pro-
nunci6 Ell gran orador asturiano
un elocuentisimo brindis, de pro-
paganda reformista en- ell que
tribute ardorosos elogios a la
causa de los aliados de la Enten-
te en- la guerra europea, dicien-
do que estos representa- la civil
lizaci6n y las gloriosas tradicio-
mes de la revolution francesa.
"El triunfo de la causa aliada
-dijo Melquiades- CONSOLIDATE
la democracia y el progreso en-
Europa"
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Los Dramas de la Guerra

iCuantos dramas ocasionadOs
pOr la guerra pasaran inaperci-
bidosl
Vale la pena de citar uno cuyo
desenlace Sc ha desarrollado an
te un console de guerra de Paris.
Tn joven llamado Boyer Sc a
list6 como voluntario al princi-
pic de la guerra. Incorporate
como tambor, fue gravemente
herido en- Ell campo de batalla.
Trasladado a un hospital quiso
la fortuna que los medicos lie
salvasen. Estando todavia con-
valesciente, lie permitieron pasar
algunos dias al lado de sus pa
dres, honrados obreros de Paris.
LEGO a SUI casa con ell corazon
dichoso. Empuja la puerta y
sorprendido Sc detiene en- ell
umbral porque ha visto a su ma
Dire sumergida en- angustioso
llanto. La pobre mujer ACADIA
de recibir una carta en- que lie a.
nuncian que un hermano peque
no ha sucumbido en- ell campo de
honor. La connection obliga a la
madre a guardian CANA.
Asi tran :urrieron los dias. FL
permiso de Boyer expira; tiene
que incorporates de nuevo. Lille
ga ell momento del adi6s; la ma
Dire delira; ell padre no sabe que
hacer la enferma estrecha en- sus
brazos al soldado, lie ruega que
no Sc vayal La pobre mujer quie-
re guardian para ST uno al menos
de dos hljos. La voluntad no ha
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Un Mitin.

Cadiz. En- ell Teatro Comico
de esta ciudad han efectuado un
gran mitin la Federation Gre
mial Espanola e. Sindicado In
dustrial de los comerciantes de
where's, al que acudieron repre-
sentaciones de todos los distri-
tos.
Sc pronunciaron vibrantes dis
cursos en- los cuales sus autores
declararon que ell grupo que ellos
representa- Sc considera vfcti-
ma de la intransigencia del fsco
Y excitaron a sus oyentes a la
union contra ell Ayuntamiento,
cuya conducta empobrece ell CO.
mercio.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
En- honor de Balboa.

San Sebastian.-E Marques
de Lena, Ministro de Estado,
ha recibido por conducto de la
Embajada en- la Argentina un
check por veinticinco mil pese-
tas, cantidad con que aquella
naci6n contribute a la subscrip-
ci6n hispano-americana que Sc
hace para erigir una estatua al
descubridor del Oceano Pacifico,
Vasco N1nez de Balboa, a la en-
trada del Canal de Panama,
subscription a la cual S. Nj. ell
Rey Alfonso, ha contribuido con
cincuenta mil pesetas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
UN E
TERCERA PARTE
4 Da este su ~permiso?

IDA este su permiso?
iAdelante!
Que Dios lie de a este mt
gJenos dias.
Y a listed tambien; iahl 5es
listed, amigo MIC?
- ST sen6; 70 mesmo.
-Vamos a yer; jque trae Vd. ?
porque supongo habra empezado
su nuevo oicio.
81. seno; en- cuantico me do
este ell cane de reporte, que jace
hoy siete dias; no jago mas que
anda pa arriba y pa abajo bus
cando noticias para ell peri6dico.
-Muy bien; ESQ lie acredita a
Vd. de active y trabajador, Y de
esa forma lograra Wd. en- POGO
tempo 10 que otros no consegui-
rfan en- muchos amos; pero dele
monos de charla y enseneme su
trabajo.
Pos vera este; aqui TRAGIC
AZ robos, 65 incendios, 78 rinas,
% surcidios, IA bautismos, 8 ca
samientos Y argunas cosas de la
guerra eurOpea.
-iJesus! jy d6nde han ocu-
rrido todos esos robos, incen-
dios, rinas y suicidios? iha sido
listed testigo presencial de todos
esos hechos?
-Miroste, vargan verdaes;
yo no puedo deci 81 to ESQ ha
ocurrio u no; pero er domingo
pasao me convio mi mu amigo
Manue Partida ar bautismo de
su hijija Alicia y bebi argo ma
de 10 regula y cuando ell mosto
Sc subi0 a 10 mas arto de mi en-
dividuo me llevarOn a mi casa,
no Sc 81 en- aroplano u en- surma-
rinO, 20 10 que Sc es que aquella
nOche pa aOnde quiera que 20
miraba no vefa mas que robos,
crimenes incendios y to er mum
do Sc peleaba.
ESQ es; y guerra Vd. que Sc
ponga en- ell peri6dico ell produc-
to de su imagination Ell una no
che de embriaguez.
-jY este cree que no es pro-
durto de las imaginaciones mas
O menOs embriagas esa caterva
de nOticias que diariamente Sc
publican? jCuantas veces ha leio
este una noticia mu espeluznan-
tie y Sensational Y ar dfa siguien-
tie Ian desmentio?
Amigo mic, siento mucho
decirle que empieza Vd. ma su
oficiO y que no es conveniente
que ponga de relieve y tergiver-
Sc asuntos que todavia no ha lie
gadO a comprender.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
UNA BODA,

-GUeno, pos va esta enmen-
dao; sligo:
''Sm que Made me conviara y
como trasquilao por iglesia me
cole ener casamiento de la fei-
"sima y escuchumisa....
No siga listed, hombre; ipor
dos! jc6mo quiere listed que Sc
publique ESQ en- la forma en- que
esta redactado? amigo MIC, TODD
cuanto ha traido ira irremisible-
mente al cesto de los papeles in
titles.
-iVargame Dios! despues de
esta una semana arquiriendO no.
ticia: miroste er pago que sacoi
M. CULLEN Vega.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
LO QUE SUICIDE EN- ESPANA


Madrid. Perez Gald6s ha re-
cibido un telegrama de Sofia en-
ell que los periodistas b1lgaros lie
piden que interceda acerca del
rey Alfonso a fin de conseguir
la libertad del corresponsal de
un peri6dico russo, que Sc encuen-
ira encarcelado en- Viena desde
antes de comenzar la guerra Y
ha sido condenado a muerte, por
acusarsele de espionaje.
Gald6s escribi6 al Rey, con la
urgencia que Ell case requeria
trasladandole la petici6n que Sc
lie dirigiera.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
De Aqui de ALA

Ell vapor ingles San Sefe-
rino" fue hundido por un sub
marino aleman.
Ell General carrancista J. Nj.
Cabanillas, Sc encuentra en- esta
diudad, y dice que Eulalio Gu
tierrez, Presidente convencio-
nista de Mexico. por cuatro dias,
Sc encuentra languideciendo en-
una prisi6n, por 6rdenes de Vi
liza.
Francis j. Dyer, de Califor-
MIA, ha sido nombrado Consul de
los Estados Unidos en- La Ceiba,
Honduras.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Ell Pueblo y los Panaderos.

Madrid. Los duenos de pana-
derfas han acordado subir ell pre-
clio de su mercancia cincuenta
centimos por kilogramos, 10 cual
ha producido gran agitaci6n en-
ire ell pueblo.
En- un mitin feminlsta que Sc
efectu6 en- la Casa del Pueblo,
las madres pronunciation discur-
SOS de tonos violentos contra los
p%anaderos, diciendo que las au-
toridades estaban confabuladas
con los industriales para permi-
tir abusar del pueblo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Una Batalla Campal.

Guadir. En- la aldea de EST
Llama de este partido ocurrio I'm
choque entire los vecinos, mott
vado por antiques resentimien-
tos, degenerando en- una batalla
campal, en- la que Sc cruzaron
tiros de parte y parte, resultan-
do muerto a consecuencia de ella
Antonio Var6n Y gravemente he
rido Juan Ibauso.
Ademas hubo varios heridos,
siendo detenidos muchos de los
CONTINGENCIES.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Tropas para Rabat.

Tetuan. Ell General Jordana,
residente de Espana en- Marrue-
cos, ha pasado revista a una
nueva brigada de tropas provi-
siOnales de cazadores organiza-
da con elementos indigenas, que
han sido destinadas a Rabat y
que han marchado para dicha
localidad a bordo del crucero
"EXtremadura".
Ell general ha quedado muy
complacido de la organization
de eSaS tropas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Dinero para Madrid.

Vigo. -Procedente de Inglate-
ira ha llegado a este puerto ell
vapor de bandera britannica "A
mazonas'', desembarcando cajas
conteniendo doscientas mil H.
bras esterlinas consignadas a las
casas de banca de Madrid.
Ell Amazonas, ha tornado car
ga y gran numero de pasajeros
y ha proseguido viaje a la Repu-
blica Argentina.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
De Espana a Nueva York.

Vigo.-Las fuerzas vivas de
esta eindad, han acogido con ver-
dadero entusiasmo la iniciativa
de la Camara de Concrete Espa-
nola de Nueva York, de estable-
Ger una Inca de vapores directos
y rapidos desde Vigo a Nue.
va York, acordandose pedir al
Gobierno ell apoyo, porque de
clio Sc deduciran grandes bene-
ficios Y Sc impulsara sin duda al
guna la production nacional y
Sc desenvolvera ell concrete por
nuevas Y amplias Was.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Autoridades en- la Carcel.

Pontevedera.- A consecuen-
cia de haber pagado algunos ere
ditos ilegales con los fondos del
AyuntamIento, han sido deteni-
dos ell Alcalde &c esta ciudad Sr.
Andres CORDIAL, ell teniente al
calde Sr. Vicente Garcia, dos
c~oncejales republicanos, dos in
dependencies y un socialista. Sc
les exigen cincuenta mil pesetas
de fanza para poder gozar de IL
bertad provisional.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
La Huelga Martina.

Gij6n.-El estado de la huelga
del personal de maquina de los
buques mercantes es ell mismo.
En- los muelles ha disminuido
considerablemente ell trabajo y
Sc c~ontinGan tomando precau-
ciOneS-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

81 no tiene mantequilla 9 man
teca para hacer ~pasteles use a
ceite. Cola un vasito de aceite
una cucharada de levadura Y un
poquillo de aqua para una libra
de harina. Abra un hoyo en- la
harina y mezcle POGO a POGO ell
aceite y ell aqua, amaselo pronto
Y p6ngalo en- ell horno caliente.
La pasta no queda tan ina pero
ST sabrosa.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Ell Altar de Covadonga.

Oviedo. Hoy Sc ha estrenado
con festas r~eligiosas de mucha
pompa Y lucimiento el nuevo al
ter de Ia Virgen de Covadonga,
regalado al santuario donde Sc
venera la sagrada imagen de las
cuevas de Covadonga.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

Cuando quiera dollar las sa-
vas para viajar, coloque ell CEN
tro del frente con ell de detras
y d6blelas luego en- q, coloque un
rollo de papel en- ell doblez de la
mitad de la saya para que no Sc
hagan rayas sn la rodilla.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Aumento en- Bermeo.

Bermeo.-La huelga de Togo
neros navales de este puerto, ha
aumentado, siendo secundados
los huelguistas por los similares
de Lequito y otros puertos de las
cercanias donde hay muchos bu-
cues nesduerOs matriculados!
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

Ell mejor modo de lavar los &C.
pillos es disolviendo un POGO de
soda en- aqua caliente; despues
que sacuda bien los cepillos, mo-
jelos SIN que ell mango Sc hume
dezca; repita este varias veces Y
sequelos con una tohalla: p6nga-
los al sol.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Al hacer jalea, 81 no lie queda
dura, p6ngala variosdias al sol.

Para limpiar zapatos lie cabri-
tilla, rellenelos de papel de Chi
ma, cola una cucharada de ire
mentina, fr6telos con un trapo
mojado en- ella, hasta que ell ira
pc este sucio, pasele otro trapo
limpio y continue hasta que es-
ten bien los zapatos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

ST Sc lie mancha ell vestido con
alguna fruta no 10 lave en- segui-
da con aqua y jab6n, sine frote
la mancha con parafina; lavelo
una bora despues y saldra la
mancha en- seguida.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
BuSCa BuSCand0.

Las agarraderas de metal de
las cortinas Sc ponen una noche
en- vinagre, cuando estan oxida-
das. Amanecen completamente
limpias.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
En- honor de Dato.

C%alatayud. FL Gobernador,
ell Alcalde y los Consejales, pre-
sidieron ell acto solemne de po-
merle Gale de Dato a una de las
de esta poblaci6n.
Ell Alcalde pronuncio un elo-
cuente discurso en- ell que elogi6
al Presidente del Concejo, con
gran entusiasmo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Emigrantes Espanoles.

Madrid. -Desde Cadiz comu-
mean la salida del puerto para
la America, de uno de los bu-
ques de Pinillos, llevando un
cargamento de metalico y hume
rOcoc a~miUrantpc
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

Las piernas de medals viejas
sirven para pOnerse encima de
las mangas, y eyitar ensuciarse
al hacer cualquier trabajo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

Unite un POGO de mantequilla
bajo ell pico de la lechera, de es-
tie modo no correran gotas por
ella, Y no Sc ensuciara ell mantel.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

Ell periodista es tan suscepti
bic de equivocarse como otra
cualquiera persona; pero de ESQ
a publican noticias evidentemen-
te inexactas, va mucha diferen-
ella.
-Gueno; va 10 Sc pa otra vez.
-Veamos ahora esa noticia
que dice de la guerra Europea
ia que Sc refere?
Pos Sc refere a los rusos y
a los alemanes, y 20 creO que no
habra Inconvenience en- que sar-
ga en- La Cr6nica' tar como
esta redata: "Singun mos comu-
mica nuestro artivo correspon-
"sa en- Russia, desde hace argu-
mos meses el ejercito der Ia no
'se alimenta ma que de liebres
y conejos asina es que en- GUAM
TO ven a un aleman no encuen-
tran terreno bastante para CO.
ire.
-iEh! ieh! pare Vd. la jaca,
hombre; pare listed la jaca, CO.
mo dicen en- su terra: ". cree
que ESQ puede publicarse?
-jY por que no?
En- primer lugar que el pd-
blico sabe que La Cronica" no
tiene corresponsal en- Russia; y
en- segundo, que con csc suelto
Sc here la susceptibilidad de la
Colonia Rusa Y ESQ no esta bien.
Entonces lie leere a este er
suerto de un casamiento que
tambien TRAGIC.
-Vamos; lealo listed.