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lawsuits.

59276-Abraham Sures (appellee) vs.
Maurice B. Norman: appeal; PLAINTIFF
attorney. Milton W. King.
592T-Frederick A. Fenning. trustee, VS.
A. c. Mayer; certlorari; defendants at
torneys. c. w. Darr and j. I. Peyser.
5927s-RObert ]. Laleger VS.. G. r. Perry
(appellanO; appeal; defendants attorneys
Leckie. Cox & Kratz
59279-Lnly Fowler VS.. Washington
Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Rail-
road Co. and Washington Railway and
Electric Co.; damages $4,000: plaintiff S
attorneys. W. ]. Lambert and R. H. Yeat-
man.
592So-samuel Singer. by next friend. VS.
Union Transfer Co; damages $4,000;
Plaintiffs attorney Mark Stearmsn.
592S1-Miller Brothers Auto and Sup
ply House vs. Angelo Chicco and Gae-
tano Gerace; note $3.50; plaintiffs attor-
ney, Edwin c. Dutton.
5s28l-Peerless Packing and Provision
Co. vs. Barney NJ. Burroughs; account
s4s3. s.; plaintiffs attorneys, L. P. Low
ing and L. L. Hammer.
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Southern Earnings Jump.

A statement issued by the Southern
Railway Company shows that its gross
earnings for the third week of June this
year were s217, ,393 greater than during the
corresponding seven days last year. The
figures were: Third week of June 1916.
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EXch anRe Holiday,

The local stock exchange. having de-
cided to hold no Saturday sessions until
September. will adjourn Friday until
July.
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A Car to Rule

John W. Bate, the efficiency engineer,
came here to build the master car. And
to found plant to build that car at the
lowest cost.
1t has taken him long. The industry
was new. The very machinery had to
be invented. 1t took ten years to
evolve the Light Six type, which seems
inality.
But the results you see in this Mid
Year Mitchell will win your deep respect.
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REAL ESTATE TRAysrERs

loH street northwest. square Sl part lot g.
Victoria Archer to Hattie B. Lind SO
Second street. between l and X streets southwest
square R1, lot 1-Mary 4. Dugan to Bernard
Leonard SO.
Sixteenth street, between Q and d streets south
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Probate Division,
yurffeA MeCov

Estate Mary z. Weaver; order for sale
Of stock; attorneys, Gordon a Gordon.
In re Daniel Trimmer; order to rein,-
ourSe guardian: attorney, P. L Wright.
In re Edna D. Carnean; order for al
lowance.
Estate Stephen II. Mills; order for sale
OF property and stock: attorney, r. A.
Fenntng.
Estate Oscar D. Hyler; order admitting
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Equity suits.

34435-James D. F. Schneider vs.. James
N. Chadsey ct al; for receiver and in
junction; plaintiffs attorney. w. c. Bald
erston and Barnard & johnson.
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District Division,

In 70 Small Parks; Jury directed to
return verdict in open court on June o.
In re Giddinss School sewer; jury d.
rected to return verdict IN open court on
June ..
In re sewer IN line of Ninsteenth street
northeast; jury directed to return verdict
IN open court on June %.
In rs sewer In squares 1904 and aoo7:
Jury directed to return verdict IN open
court On June ..
In - Milwaukee place sewer; Jury d.
receed to return verdict In open court on
June q
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Cost Reduced 5O%
26 EXtraS-Free

The results show in the car. 1t is the
most complete car that was ever built.
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INV Work is Done"

The MidYear Mitchell and the plant that builds it, embody
in full ideas of efficiency. The my 18th Model
have spent 3 years the factory the result to
all men marking the best that lies within Bo
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

iF34 ST NV. APARTMENT 8, THE RTPLE'
Three rooms and bath. Apply Apartment o
Manager. lf2s st.
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FOR SALE-HOOSES.
$500 MONTHLY

@LC.UU NIOINI11LI
Uncludinz all interest and principaD and a
small cash payment makes you the permanent
OWNER ot Of the most delightful and
complete little homes In tn. southeast. g. oJe
Ideally located near Lincoln Park; large
rooms, tile bath, cellar under entire house
front and back porches. excellent construction,
etc. Sample house E32 d ST. Sc. Open daily
and Sunday until D. m. We want all who
renting to come out and see these homes
either for investment or home How to get
there-Take Capital Traction cars to 18th St Sc
walk two squares north; or Lincoln P,rk can
70 18th and walk south three squares. Repre-
sentatives PREMISES.
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New York Analysis.

81 ,so7, 135; third week OF June, 1s1
s, ,0S9, ,742
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He has used a wealth of Chrome
Vanadium. He has made parts over
size. His margins of safety are at least
so per cent. In the car itself, Mr.. Bate
has made more than 700 improve
ments.
Six of his Mitchells have averaged
164 ,372 miles each-over 80 years of
ordinary service. And they are still in
active use.
Cost Reduced 5O%
Despite his high standards, he has in
six years reduced Mitchell costs so per
cent.
He has done this by building model
plant. By equipping that plant with
2o92 up-to-dste machines. And by train
ing our army of workers.
Probably no other plant could build
this New Mitchell within 20 per cent of
our cost.
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Bankruptcy D1vfsion

In re Nicholas Mezzanotts; diseharg.
ordered
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Big Safety Factors
Lifetime Service

Mr.. Bates great aim was to build
long-lived car. And to build reliable
car, practically trouble-proof.
He has dealt with part by part. He
has almost wiped out castings. In this
New Mitchell, 40 parts are either drop
forged or stamped from toughened steel
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MONEY TO LoAN-f1s 70 j50N6 ON D. a
rssi estate Several trust funds tX to 9 Der esnt
Al trsrsaetions conducted with econnmic,i consd.
efauon for borrowera WIN. H sAUNDERn =
CO.. Southern Building 90 U<h e ~
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FOR RENT-HOUSES,
FOR RENT
D. H. JOHNSON Co.. 1888 H St. NV
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 70 LOAN ON APPRoyyD- CRY mi
sstae At lowest current nto: u.cssl ,,..n...s
With aspect to prios paymenta HEER q RUT6.
ERFORD. Inc. n7 18th =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
GOVERNOR FERGUSON TO HEAD
THE BIG COTTON PARADE.
Chief Executive viii Drive Six
Mule Team in Street Pa
geant at Waco.

Waco, Texas. The farmers are all
eager to get in the big cotton parade
that willsbe held at 10 o'clock on the
morning Of the opening day of the
Cotton Palace. Saturday, November A.
The indfrations are that it will be the
biggest parade of any kind ever held
in Texas.
The farmers have been getting a
record price for their cotton and cot
top seed this year, and they are alt
anxious to celebrate the good times by
being in the parade.
The leading team in the parade will
consist of six handsome mules. They
will be driven by Governor James Il.
Ferguson.
Some Of the farmers who will be in
the parade viii be presented with yal-
ua lie preminnas that night at tic
coliseum at the Cotton Palace.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
Women Are Barred.

Women are barred from entering the
business of swordmakers in Japan.
Not only is prayer offered mp before
the work begins, but various religious
rites peculiar 20 the Japanese are per
formed in order that the swords, when
finally completed, may be said to have
been well and truly made. Even the
final processes of polishing and sharp.
ening are eharaeterizedsb y certain-.e.
ligious ceremonies, and finally the
weapons are offered, one by one. TO
the sword god to be blessed. The eere-
mopy consists in placing the swords
in front OF the goddess OF the Shintos
on the wall, with an Offering of sake,
rice aud. sweetmeats, after which
prayer scrolls are read and blessing
upon the work is invoked.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
CUPID IN FAIRYLAND.'
EIGHT Hundred Children in Extrava-
ganza at Waco.

Waco, Texas Cupid in Fairy
land' is the title Of spectacular ex-
travaganza that viii be given at the
Cotton Palace on the afternoon of the
opening day of the exposition, Satur-
day, November 4. Eight hundret chill
dren are being trained by a pfofes-
sional actress of national fame fer this
event. II will be one Of the most Won
dcrful entertainments ever given at
the exposition.
Il VIII he brilliant riot Of rifh
'lsa idascape color, brima1ag with
calae a1# ts ttM3li be af sah
"a gs1Us5 aaraeter chat no one will
8s.re ID Asaa {. single minute oi it.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
FuN or THE Vac PATH.
Amusement Row at Texas Cotton Pal
ace Bigger and Better.

Waco, Texas The War Path at
fractions at the Cotton Palace win be
better and more numerous this fall
than ever before. The people love the
good old fun path. and every effort is
being made to furnish clean, whole
some amusement Of a character that
anyone will be glad TO see and to take
their families along with them.
The old mill aud the roller coaster
that hlWavs thrill and delight the hum
dreds Of thousands Of people who ira
verse the War Path are being painted
up and put in hrst-class condition for
the reception Of the Shrongs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

co'fseu. ON p. m. y. 4 3. l. ban
aat cal-ftsiHmsa. fsaturQs.
4a sizes. Normher IA Society
tsl State UNIVERSITY day. Good Roads
tl.3 day Te1-thirts O.. u4 a1io-
end good roads parade. 1850 .H
b.. "a. torec racing, e-e0 p. m, 30
ciely iaa. the social event Of the sea-
son.
Neines iay. November 15-Bohem-
ian and West day. Onc-thirty TO )
p. n. horse racing; $50 p. m, Bohem-
ian darce and entertainmeut
Thursday, November i6--Woodmen
Of the World Gay, German day, and
S. A.-& A. ?. day. Giddings, Le'dss-
ton. Lott, Rosebud. Rockdale, Cam
erou. Ben Arnold and Darlington dag.
Cotton Belt East day. Axteti, ut.
Calm, Hubbard City Dawson, Athens.
Corsicana, Powell. Maiakod, Trinidad
Herere Ghanlsr. Brovnsbofo arl
a far a.sm., German pee
l1a o. ~. pafade' 1850
VISITING delegation
1850 % = x. ~ horse Nelng,
2e9 D. ~ German dances and enter
ia .npent.
Friday, November 17.-Woman's
day. Special attractions in al WON
ans departments OF the exposition
See special exhibits in various build
ings. 0ne-thigty to 5 D. M, horse
racing; p. m, unique entertainment
in coliseum, il which ten women's or
CARNATIONS viii participate; night,
concerts and dancing.
Saturday. November IS Railway
and Express Mems day, Farmers day,
Old Settlers day, Confederate day, G.
A. K. day. One-thirty to 5 p. m.
horse racing; usual band concerts, free
acts and dancing
Sunday, November 19--All Texas
day. Excursions on all roads. Con
certs and free attractions. Grand
finale 1916 Texas Cotton Palace.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
0nUhDlGE SHOWS COMING
TO WlxAHACH|E NEXT WEEK
CONTRACT NTH EIRE BOss 70
HIKING iIG AITHAt TinS
To 1IiL tIIl.

The local fire department has
suntraetaa yish = W Bfunda2e
shows 10 play weeks engagement
hasn. enmmeneinF Monday Nov -.
aud from the press reports precet-
ing the shows, the people Of Waxaha.
chie aid vicinity viii have the pleas
nfe Of witnessing one Of the niggest
and best organizations OF this kind
now enronte. ~ the company travels
iii their own private train Of twenty
five cars. especially equipped %
carry their performers, sNnA riding
devices and other show property
The slogan OF the MANAGEMENT j.
We comply with the pure shpN
lawe, and this ID lived al to the
letter and any lady or child may
safely unattended visit any Of the
euupans's oFfrIngs without seeing
u bearing anything that would OIL
fend u any way. iiauusume ruta
asd silver ieaiea carved ~ason fronts
giinminai a
~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
WHAT IS YOUR WIFE WORTH
Wisconsin Professor Has Tried %
Estimate uForiai value N
Dslfars sr1 C-nt5-

Is V-I-f-I.
-osui-s has fsf DID .
ot Nhat aaf r ror ''
band in I8. ADA i. sls
indianapolis ser. tir asserted ti t
sbe should boz credited with earun 6
.to dirererea ysfsxcen the cost 81 raw
material and the hmished product tha
shn turns OFT
lust What this IS he can lcsrn
es.iovtinp food items: for ckrmi e.
bv noting the diNerente between p
cost Of a barrel of Sour sn1 ~ ce'i
al bakers leaves made ffom the coz
tents ofsaci a barrel A faore difec-
method. however. is by hiring house
N-sn'r 10 10 The cooking ard dress
airing aud ether labors nsffofnie'.
DE lfe. Ifnror5grately this 3
sr.ar, done mW the wife mas geaa
to heaven. that enc lsRs - nel
at o. Iaa husband g discovery
There isreason TO believe howeve.
that 40 wife VINO holds herself ~
due respect will accept this so-caiiea
scientific estimate of her value TO TIE
family. She knows very wei that s y
is worth more 10 actual money tfai
ihe difference between the raw ma 9
rails end the finished products ana
that IL she were paid what she res +
earns. her compensation would ineia
that of teacher. nurse. seamstt
iaundress. cook. housemaid and &C.
eral utility person.
OF course, few husbands can AFFORD
TO put the services of their wives on
this purely commercial basis, and un
fortunately. few wives have any
thought of demanding il. The most o.
them. there. Is reason to believa, ar
entirely satisfied when they are SURE
that their husbands like him OF WlRo1a
Solomon wrote, value them far aoos
rubies-so far that no Thought o.
gross eommereialism is involved.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
Dollar Saved His Life.

Thomas Dunbar. a realty agent. at-
tributes to silver dollar tte saving
OF his life when Conrad Leo, q former
restaurant keeper. fired point blank al
lis breast. Dunbar was stunned BY
the blow of the bullet striking the sll.
yer coin in a vest pocket Apparently
under the impression that Dunbar at
least had been wounded, Leo shot him.
self and died soon, afterward.-seattle
PostIntelh genccn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
1T WAS REVERSE COMPLIMENT
Bat the stoid Young Lawyer Got an
Acuuittal for His Client Held
on Murder Charge.

A young lawyer, not noted for intel
ngence. succeeded in getting a client
acquitted of murder Meeting friend
few days afterward. the lawyer was
greeted with warm congratulations
~"Yes,2 he said, mopping his brow,
Il got him off, but it was a narrow
escape
"A narrow escape, How"
"Ah, the tightest squeeze you ever
saw. You know | examined the wit
nesses and made the argument myself.
the plea being self-defense. The jury
was out two whole DAYS. Finally the
judge called them before him and
asked what the trouble was.
Only one thing, my lord replied
the foreman. Was the prisoner &
counsel retaine9by him or appointed
by the courtY -. ~
40 gerfler e
gagea els o}8 ta
Il could ne. see aiaat bearing tae
question had o. Tie evidence cont 4
ued the lawyer hui ten minutes iaseg
IN filed the jury, and what do you thinb
tha verdict wasg'
WHAT asked his friend.
why, not guilty, on the ground q
insanity
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

couht auyi Year could To- bead
head 81 caiarrh disappcars rorr
clogEed nostriis sin opea. tLo DIR
pazsage5 80 your head fail clear
and YOU can btraihe freely SO more
snufnlag. haRRiua mucpua die
hargc. dfyacss or headache. ne
struggling Tor breath 81 night
Get small bofiie % Eig's cresui
Bniai from your arussis' and apply
a ftde Of This fragrant saiiseptic
cream 81 your nosiriis y psae-
trasss through sfers aif paseaee q
The hesr seothiae ard 'af
nf u -
aes nbH Esns ar
tA4FJ
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

The waste product OF saw mills in
this country, including thar fed TO the
furnaces as feel, is estimated u be
100000 eoras per year. About half
Ct il has 10 use Whatever. but is usual
- bugnee to so fsJ 81 II.
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socIETY 80 4 TEXTURE

Waco. Texas. THE Society bah at
the Cotton Palace Isl conceded hy PEG.
pie il Oh 1ions Of the state fo be
the leading social sjaetion Of Texas
during the entire year.
The coliseum viii he decorated in q
maunev that eiu convert IL into per
feet fairyian1 Prominent men and We
fnsn from gn parts Of the state VIII be
osexenl.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
The Daily Llsht want eelamn VII
buy. sell 81 exchange anything. u

talega matters have changed IN
recent years. we feel safe 10 the IN
ference that very fcw 81 the Boy
Scouts ar farmer boys.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

sN se ae4 3 Au,saa VII Iaa#
Waxaliachie Ss42 Ana Jas g.. m.
l4.42. a.s2, s.4a. 6:42. s:ls ano
is13 D. III.
Limited cars from Waco TO Dallas
will paAs Waxahachie s:la. s:ls aud
I1.l9 a. m. 1:I9. $40. b.lS and
T.lg p. Ia. Gear passing Waxahaehie
1919 q. til. may make local stops be-
tween Waco and Naxahachie when
necessarily
Baggage.
southbound BAGGAGE cars viii
leave Waxahachie 2.so a, n. and
1908 y. N. Northhound baggage
cars will leave Waxahachie 2:so and
1850 ,. N,
baggage may also be handled on
suuthbound Local passenger eass
passing Waxahaehie. Tss6, s.46 and
Il:at a. m, 1.4t. a:4e and $40 p.
M. and on Loaal ears arriving a.4e
10. m, also on northbound Local pas
enger cars passing Naxahachie s:i2
and l0.42 a. IN. I2.42. 2:a1, 49,
sui 6:<s .. IN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

MT ii ~ Ass
lFsat III afsas af shom III tilis las,
An added alttartion 10 the daily
concerts ii the sweet tonoi BARITONE
singer. snliy Kern, late % The Dock
Hsaaer minstfelS. Who asngs twice
dasly. accompanied hx the hand. The
shows viii be located on the via
duct Afounds and will be open each
afternoon and evening OF the week
The company neither sells 81 ali
lows tah use OF confetti. rubber re-
luFn balls. wife beaters. Whips or
can~k Oh lis Midway. thereby ellml-
mating the rowisism that Is the us
nal outcome OF the sale Of thsse nav
cities.
Ed +. Feist. the company agent,
and his assistant, Steve uhannpn.
are now IN The city preparing 70 thor
nneiy hill the eA.s ard the surround.
4ug territory and With the weather
pefnissing. the shows viii DRAW
leRe eofws each day Of their sn-
Il nent.
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: ee~~~~~~~esess
Hooston ana 3exas Central
West Bound
Trinity ~u1 BRACES Valley.
South Hogad
NJ. Il. = 7.


No. 6 tFlyerl leaves. :0s a. m.
No. 10 tLimited) leaves. 1895 p. m.
South Bound
No. tIJmitedl leaves. $40 a. IN.
No. (Flyerl leaves s.uo y. "
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When You want 10 rent. buy, sell
or exchange anything. call ifs and
ask for The want "a man. Il
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Interurban Time Table.
Southbo,intl.

Local cars from Dallas TO Waco
viii pass Waxahachie 6:3s, 7sAG.
g.46 and 1i:46 n. m, lsa6.' gs46.
sac. s:34 aud 1914 p. IA. Local
tars viii arrive IN WaXahaehie fron
Dallas 7.46 .. m. and ls:2A a. m.
Limited cars from Dallas to Waco
viii pass Nazahachie $50 ard lass
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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-01
L A c r O n A
ESTALLA LA REVOLUTION EN-
NICARAGUA

La revolucion anunciada por los centro-
americanos RESIDENCES Ell esta ciudad ha
estallado en- Nicaragua.
Los telegramas que conSignan la notic1a
estan fechados EN- la Republica de FL Sal
vador, en- la semana actual, Y sc cree que SUI
autenticidad y veracidad no deJan lugar a
duda.
La revolucion estallo en- la Capital del
Distrito de Masaya, y esta encabezada por
los conservadores -nicaraguenses que con-
sideran un atentado contra su independent
ca la ingerencia que los funcionarios de
los Estados Unidos estan tomando en- los
preliminares de las elecciones que resolve
ran la question presidential.
No Sc consigna ell numero de muertos
en- los primeros encuentros librados entire
las tropas revolucionarios y las del COBB
emo, pero Sc asegura que han sido nu-
merosOs.
FL candidate del Partido Liberal, DR..
Julian Irias, ha enviado una carta a los
p~oliticos nicaraguenses renunCiandO su can
didatura a fin de evitar trastornOs EN- su
patria.
Sc cree que los soldados americanos que
estan en- los barcos anclados EN- ell Colo
de Fonseca, desembarquen para cooperar
con las fuerzas gobiernistas a sofocar ell
movimiento insurreccional.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-01
10 de Octubre de 1916
~ANARQUISTA ~CONDENADO

FL iurado que Sc estaba celebrando en- la
Corte de esta ciudad para Juzgar a los
presuntos responsables del atentado anar-
ouista que costo la vida a diez personals e
hiri6 a cincuenta, fallo el lunes de la Sc
mana actual en- contra del primer proce-
sado, Billings, condenandolo a prision per-
petua.
Billings fue declarado convlcto de haber
colocado en- la esquina de la Gale de Mar
ket la bomba que ocasiono las muertes y
heridas en- ell dia que Sc celebro la mani
festacion de la Preparation Militar.
Ell mes pr6ximo Sc efectuara ell jurado
de los demas complicados EN- este asunto
que ocasiono tantas victimas.
La suma de 1850 dollars que habia sido
ofrecido por varias personals a la que cap
turara al responsible del atentado, no Sc
entregara a nadie, declare ell Jete de la Po-
licia, Mr.. White.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-01
LOCALES
CONFERENCES SOBRE ESPANA
Generosidad de un anonimo

Una persona cuyo nombre no ha querido
que sea publicado, pero que merece ell
APPLAUSE de todos los espanoles que radlcan
en- California y elogios de los que aman a
Espana, ha patrocinado, generosamente,
una serie de conferencias sobre la historic
de Espana y de la civilization espanola.
Ell senior Henry Morse Stephens, PROBE
sor de Historic de la Universidad de Cali
fornia. Sc encargara de dar estas conferen-
cias en- ell Plymouth Center, los viernes en-
la noche, empezando desde ell proximo 20.
Desarrollara Ell conferencistas los siguien-
ties temas:
Espana bajo ell poder de Roma; la TERRA
y Ell pueblo.-Espana visigoda; Espana
cristiana.-Espana y los moros.-La re-
conquista cristiana; ell reinado e%spanol; San
Fernando; Pedro FL Cruel.-Fernando de
Aragon e Isabel de Castillo; ell ViaJe de
Colon.-E1 Emperador Carlos V. Cortez y
Pizarro.-Felipe II y el imperio colonial
FL Siglo XVII y la decandencia de Espana.
La octava c%enturia y la ocupacion de alta
California.-Napoleon y la revolucion ma
cional.-La Independence de la America
Hispanica.-La Moderna Espana.
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LOS CoNCIERTOs DE PADEREWSKI

FL mas grande de los pianistas, Paderews-
XII, encanto al publico selecto de San Fran
cisco con los conciertos que ha dado en-
esta semana en- ell Teatro Cort Y en- Ell Opera
House de Oakland.
FL programa de los conciertos del gran
pianista 10 escucharon millares de especta-
dores que lie prodigaron SUI homemade de
admiration al ~artista.
Los numeros que TOGO en- sus conciertos
Ell pianista, fueron los siguientes: Fantasia
Chromatica y Fuga" de Bach; Sonata Op.
Ill, de Beethoven; Sonata Op. 21, por ell
mismo Paderewski; un grupo de cuatro
obras de Chopin, incluyendo a %pedimento
especial Ell Scherzo en- c. menor, "Au Bord
dune Source; Etude de Concert y la Rap
Soda Hungara" de List.