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The age-herald., 1901-09-13

New York, September 12.-The New York Medical Journal, in its issue this week will print the following account of the operation upon President Mckinley following his shooting at Buffalo last Friday This report Is furnished by a Buffalo physician who was present at the operation. The account says:
 .'The hospital interns removed the Presidents clothing, ascertained the To- cation of the wounds and made ready TOT the surgeons, who had been summoned by telephone. Dr. Mann administered one-fourth of grain of morphine hypo- dermically, which served good pur- pose in alleviating nerve strain.
 pr. Wasdln began the administration of ether at 5:2o, one hour and 15 minutes after the wound was inflicted. The first, or uppermost shot went through the Presidents clothing and made abrasion about the center of the sternum. The bullet was found inside the waist coat and did no essential harm. The cioth- ing was burned by the explosion or the powder at this point.
 Took Ether Kindly.
 The President took the ether kindly and was well under its influence within the next ten minutes. The abdomen nav ing been asceptically prepared an incision three inches long was made perpendicular to the body and including the opening made by the bail-a 32-calibre-that was located four inches below the left nipple and an inch and A half to the left of the median line. The incision went through a deep layer of fat before the perhoneum was reached; hence the incisior'NTes en-
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
ANARCHIST KICKS
 BUT OF NO AVAIL
Johann Most, Widely Known Fanatic, Imprisoned by the
 New York Police

New York, September 12.-Johann Most, the most widely known of New York an- archists, was arrested tonight by central office Detectives Knarsh and Ferneizen. which are the offices of his newspaper. Herr Most objected voluably to the ar rest, but to no purpose. and he was lock- ed up at police headquarters as "a sus- picious person"
 Captain Titus refused to allow Herr Most to see any one or to make a state- ment, the Captain declaring he would not before the public. The complaint against Most which covers five and a half type written pages. is based on, and quotes in full, an editorial printed in the official anarchist organ. The article in question follows:
 ''The greatest of all follies in the world is the belief that there can be crime of any sort against despots and their ac- complices. Such belief is in itself crime. Despots are outlaws; they are in human shape what the tiger is among beasts To spare them is a crime As despots make use of everything. treach- cry, poison, murder, etc. so everything should be employed against them"
 Most protested that he had committed no crime and that all that had appeared in his paper were simple opinion that had been printed and reprinted> and voiced thousands of times within the last fifty years.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

Milburn House, Buffalo, September 13.- The slight alarm which was felt when the afternoon bulletin appeared was increased when the physicians assembled for their evening consultation about one hour ear Her than usual. The frankness with which the physicians announced that the Presidents condition was not disquieting was a big relief. It was felt to be an additional proof that nothing was being concealed. It was explained semi-offi- ctally to the Associated Press that the trouble which existed was due to the fact that the food taken this morning had not agreed with the President. It had not been disposed of, and the rise in his pulse was attributed to that fact. It was stated quite positively that the consulting physi- clans did not believe that the failure to digest the food was due to the condition of the wounds in the sides of the stomach, which were believed to be practically . %-%-%%-<
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TECHNICAL REPORT
 IN MEDICAL JOURNAL
 ON THE OPERATION

larged another inch. A piece of cloth probably a bit of undershirt-was found in the track of the missile, which looked as if 1t had been punched out by the bull let. Upon opening the peritoneum outlet hole was discovered in the anterior cen- tral portion of the stomach. This viscus was drawn up into the operation wound, and the perforation, after examination, was closed with double row of silk sutures. A little oozing of the stomach contents had occurred through the open ing, all of which was wiped away. A fur ther enlargement of the incision now be- came necessary in order to examine the dorsal of the stomach, upon which an- other opening was found. This was sutured in a manner like unto the first.
 lntestines Examined,
 The time was now 6:12 D. m. The in- testines were examined for possible wounds, but happily none were found, and these were wrapped in moist, hot towls. A previous hypodermic injection had been made and now two minimums of brandy were similarly administered. A further search for the missile failed to discover 1t. But 1t became apparent that it had done no other vital damage, with the strong probability that it lost itself in the thick lumbar muscles. The ab- dominal cavity was flushed with normal salt solution and the closure began. Seven deep silk worm gut sutures were employed and cat gut was placed super ficially between them. At $50 the anaes- thetic was discontinued and the abdomi- nal bandages was applied. Thus. the operation on which so much of moment depended was finished. The President s pulse was now 122, respiration g.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
THE FIRST BAD NEWS.

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  prearng
 the
  gauEng
  beamnk of clomda ad a ivof fue Associated
 pAneERN
  President therefore auseof ft hrtah al o absolute wills cg  till feel the Pd
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Operations In the Philippines.

Manila, September 12.-Active military operations are progressing in the neigh borhood of Cabago. Three different com- panies of the Eighth regiment have had engagements with the insurgents and have destroyed several quantities of stores and much ammunition. The troops also aptured a number of flags, rifles and many insurgents.
 The Governors of three provinces in the Island of Luzon have appealed to the municipalities to prohibit gambling, which they declare is becoming a public nuisance,
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BULLETINS.

13-t3:35 Wilson
  hr of sudden condition sembed drawing
 
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  the
 
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  of of ment those wno were m "asne oues'oe' purao carried dispatches the ap President Additional household is ast Beyond critically i'll further announcement wounded President faces actions to who enursin he is committed dramatic The attendants can De brightly lighted windows guarded door, Outside half correspondents assembling awaiting news
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SEVER QUESTION AGAIN.
MT. Bryan Reported as Saying It Is
 Yet an Issue.

Lincoln, Neb., September l2.-In let ter to George W. Harris, president of the Bryan Traveling Mems Club of St. Louis, made public today, W. J. Bryan out lines what he believes will be the leading political issues of 1904. Mir. Bryan in sists the silver question is not settled, that the fight against trusts must con t,nue: together with opposition to govern ment by injunction and finally that the Kansas City platform bids fair to he as sound a declaration of Democratic principles ten years hence as al the time 1t was adopted.
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M.oojo pecIines to Explain.

washington, September 12.-chief Wil- Tie of the secret service received c!s- hatch this afternoon from United States Marshal Foraker of New Mexioo. stating
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
PHYSICIANS SHOW
 SOME UNEASlNESS

healed. As soon as it was found that the food had not agreed with the President its administration by the mouth was dis continued. The problem which now con- fronts the physicians Is to dispose of tbs digested food in the stomach. Dr. Mann, who is considered the chief surgeon in the that the digested food will pass away during the night and that the President will be better in the morning. The fa- tigue of the patient noted in the afternoon bulletin continued during the evening, and several times the President inur- mured:
 'I am so tired; I am so tired"
 Dr. Charles D. Stockton, who has fine reputation as general practitioner here, was called in at the evening conference. The problem now is one for the physicians rather than the surgeons, and the advice and counsel of Dr. Stockton was consider ed advisable.
 -ee->s ~~>%%%<<<<<>->->< that Antonio Maggie, the member of the opera company arrested as a result of a prediction that President Mckinley would die before October, declines to make any explanation whatever of his prophetic statement. Maggio's hearing in court has been set for the Fist instant at Silver City, N. M.
 MT. Wiikie said that no secret service men had been sent to Cleveland, O., in connection with the assassination.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
M'K|NLEY SLOWLY SINKING
 DEATH Is EXPECTED AT ANY MOMENT

dragged oy ne gre"
 
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   mHbS ra8 President tnn ~ vnHeGt Pnr h and da i'm rtPrsihntM yin1n6My wrgheea
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THE KEY TO SUCCESS

Is generally turned by the man who advertises and keeps his name and business before the people.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
THE WEATHER.

SHOWERS FRIDAY AND PRoBA- BLY SATURDAY.: FRESH NORTH TO NORTHWESTERN WINDS.
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FILIPINAS,
EL NUEVO G0BIERNo.

La junta flipina residente en-
Europa, que cOnsta de cinco agentes
rombrados el a11o pasado por el die
tadcr Emilio Aguinaldo para repre-
seAtar q su gobierno, cada uno en-
una de las principales capitaies, ce:
Iebr0 hace algunos dias en- Londres
uns reunion para acordar los me
dios de llevar adelante la campAffa,
detenida ahora por Ia captura rem
dici6n de Aguinaldo.
Esa reunion fue convocada por
el senior Lopez, agente filipino en-
aQuella capital, despues de haber
rsclbido commissioners telegrafi
cas- de la junta revolucionaria de
Hong Kong con respeto Ia situa
cion actual de las fuerzas insurrec.
tas.
De acuerdo con la citada junts
Ia de Europa ha con stituido ell GO
bierno filipino on Ia forma siguien.
te:
Presidente de Ia Republics, ge'
neral Leite; ministro de relaciones
exteriores, Areiola; de 10 interior, de
Los Reyes; de Hacienda, Apacible;
de Instruction Pdblica, Luckoan;
de Guerra general De Dios.
Ri general De Dios Sc encuen.
ira en- Singapore desds ALI diri.
jira, por ahors, las operacioues de
guerra
Estos datos han sido comunica
dos por ell sefor Lopez a la prensa
de Londres, en- una carta en- que di,
ce que las fuerzas republicanas de
F;lipinas, poseen abundantes ele
mentos para pr oseguir la guerra.
Como Sc We, todavia tienen los
Est Ados Unidos que pelear un item
po mas en- las islas asiaticas.
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Ponce.
Deberes del Maestro.

Uno de los sag grades dsberes
que tiene ell maestro es cuidar del
desarrollo fcicos de sus alumnos.
Y aun cuando en- contrato no
teDga clasula especial que le obli-
que 6 dar atenci6n alguna a la gin
nasia colistenfa, y s pesar de que
no tenga lugar q proposito para
tener esta clase de ejercicios, no hay
excusa alguna nj puede hacer q un
lado la grandisima responsabi idad
que tiene de dar alguna direction
las actividades del cuerpo de los nj.
f1os que estan bajo su custodia. De
be proponerse veneer todas las di
ficultades que puedan presentarse
para poder dedicar algunas boras
a tan importantes ejsrcicios. Duran
to las horas de recreos ST los discipu
los 1o tienen lugar apropiado 10, me
nos q el maestro puede hacer es IL
rigir algunos ejercicie s colistepfces
10 mas ordenado que pueda Los
alrannos 'deben de teLer abundante
aire fresco en- los perio1os de estos
ejercicios. Repito va pas6 el tempo
en- que Sc podia dar excusa y que
estos fuesen satisfactorios. Costum.
bre ha sido de a!gunos maestros de
cir, por ejemplo, cuando Sc trata de
la poca asistencia de ni1os.
'sSef1or esta es culpa de los pa
dres de familia qus retienen sus
hijos en- casa para que los ayuden a
buscar el pan"
O bien dicen s'La miseria es tan
grande en- los campos que los nif1os
no van, porqne no pueden ir sin ali
mentarse antes, 8 porque no tienen
ropa que vestir." Toio este puede
ser que sean razones muy de peso
Pero todo maestro tendra que COZ
venir eonmigo que cuando Sc le hace
la escuela agradable al nif1o; no ha
bra poder humane que le detenga de
ir Ia escuela.
En- cambio 81 ell maestro no hace
la escuela agradable. ell nif1o mejor
acomodado de la comuuidad no ira
& Ia escnela.
Pues bien regresando los ejer
cicios calistenicos todo maestro debe
de tenerlos aunque no tenga como
didades para hacerlo.
Los mismos nif1os le ayuda.an &
formar una ginnasia en- regla.
La ensef1anza de la ginnasia de
be ser sistem atica, tomada con Ell OBJ
jeto de regularizar y desarrollar las
diferentes parties del cuerpo huma
no.
alberto ". Martinez
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Las estrellas,

Una noche vi s mi amada inter
narse en- Ell bosque. Solo tres estre
Has brillaban en- Ell cielo oscuro Fran
las que guiaban mi camiuo y confor
taban mi alma.
e Embellishments, una la de re fsjos
de orc, vino q posarse en- sus ojos
que un ruisenor envidioso de su can
to habfa privado de la luz; otra la
que brillaba como plata, brunida s
la luz del sol descendio tfmidamente
q besar sus labios de rosa quienes
la brisa, encantada, arrebataba su
voz Y la Ultima, la que despedfa ful
cores de amatista, en- vuelo rapido
cruz6 el espacio y fde s inscrustarse
en- su coraz6n que nunca amara
Desde entonces los ojos de mi
amada bril1an celes stialm ente, sus la
bios encendidos vierten las palabras
dulces que subyugan el ofdo y su co
razon rebosa de amor, pero 20 Jay
de mi! desde aqueila ncche sombrfa
ando extraviado en- ell bosque y ia
mas encontrare Ia amada que me es
pera r orque las estrellas, las buenas
estrellas va no me iluminan.
.Yacobo Ortiz.
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BAZaR 0TERo
ATOCHA.-PONCe.
oBRas DE JULIO VERNE.

Editadas en- cuadernos de SO & go paginas de
lectura, 2 columnas, con multitud de
grabades alusivos, intercalados en-
ell texto encuadernados 4 la
Rdstica:
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LAG C0RRGSPoNDENcA DE- PUERTO "a AG0SFo Dl 1891

telegrafiado q los SFes. Fritze Lund
u Comp. sus consignatarios en- es
ta plaza, manifesta4do que se hAcen
gestionee con 81 Director general q
correos "a los EstAdos Unidos q fin
de variar 81 nnevo itinerario de los
vapores.correos que tanlo perjudi.
ca 81 comercio de Ponce.
III Miercos hubo nm principle
de incendio en- Ia casa no. 35 de la CO
lie de Ia Aurora, 81 cnal fue sofoca-
do por los vecinos, quemandose solo
una pnerta y el plsor Creese fu6 in.
tercional.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
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AViculturu
ddnesu,

Son en- verdad sorprendentos los
datos que acaban de publicarse res
pecto q Ia avicpltura en- Dinamarcs
asf considerados baio ell punto de
vista de la production de huevos,
como relacionados con ell producto
de Las utilidades devolaterfa cebada,
hechos que nos inducen q publican.
los, por si tuvieramos la suerte de
que estimulasen las iniciativas en-
nuestra patria.
Existe otra raz6n Que ros in.ita
81 empeno que acabamos de apuntar:
& mediados del siglo XIX no habfa
hecho Ia avicultura ningIn progre
80 notable en- Dinamarca; pero des
de que Sc introdujeron en- dicha ma.
cion varias razas de gallinas espa
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Ell Gar perdona

Comunican de San Petersb
go que el Gar Nicolas II ha dado
mn akase, ordenando q los estudian
tes que fneron enviados a los regi
mientos en- castigo de su participa
ci6n en- los q ii es des6rdenes. q ne
vuelvan las Universidades sin que
Sc les cuente ell tempo que han es.
tado castigados, y gozando nueva
mepte de todos sus derechos.
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En- la acera del Louvre
HI A B A N A :.

Dialogo al vuelo:
ii One ganas tengo de que SO cons
tituyas ID Republics, deefa uno de
los mas conspfcuos sostenedores de
la inmoralidad vigen.e.
-Por que? objet6 otro.
-Pues, porque tengo ,empef1o
en- irme de consul cualquier parte.
lAqui no so puede vivir!
-Pues pierdes ell tempo y las
esperanzas. Tn crees que van q se'
guir las .nulidades al frente de los
destinos p1blicos, de las ofcinas del
Estado de los Cen tros de Instruction
y de otros tantos por ell esti1o: iva
mos, hombre! 81 por ESQ mismo
dese 60 20 que Sc constituya el pals;
par q yer evacu pr q ineptos y aven'
tureros.
DE modo que me he joYobado
Y con joto maydscula!
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EcoS de Ponce.
MARINA 25,

Han tornado puerto la goleta
inglesa "Narka" con cargamento de
salazones procedente de Lunemburg
y la domiLicana nHsmburg" proce-
dente de Santo Domingo en- lastre y
cuatro pasajeros.
x -
Sc preparan dos eXpedlclon0s
que Sc encuentran reunidas en- Ia ma
rina, una saldra en- ell <Arkadia. pa
ra el Hawaii y la otra..en la goleta
Hamburg, para Santo Domingo.
Para Cuba SO prepare otra bastante
numerosa.
Los telegramas alarmantes So
bre per ubaciones atmosfericas nan
tenido al vecindario en- continua a
larma Afortnadamente todo Sc ha
reducido a un calor sofocante y gran
marelada. El bar6metro ha tenido
algdn descanso y oscilaciones. Tam
bien SO sinti6 un temblor de TERRA
Ell Superintendente de la <New
York and Porto Rico Steamship
Comp de la Inca de Vapores ha
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r TABACo Pu uERToRRIQUENo

De ana correspondence neoyor
quina, que publica un diario local,
tradusco las sigrientes frases que Sc
referen al tabaco puertorriquef1o en-
los mercados de Ia Union.
sSe han hecho no pocas congo
turas aquf Zen Nueva York;, desde
que se proclaIn6 ell cabotaje entire
los EE UU. y Pto Rico sobre los efec
tos que puede producer en- ell merca
do de tabaco la Importation libre de
la hoia puertor rriquef1a.
Generalmentes Sc cree que la ven
ia del -tabaco habano no sufrira alb
solnJamenta NADIA. Los cfgarros de
Pto Rico son buenos, pero seg1n a
firman los peritos, carecen de la aro
ma que poseen los habanos. Podran
tai vez sustituir los tabacos bara'
tos, mas nc los de calidad supe
rior..
sDicsn algunos, que por estar
en- 81 negocio deben ser entendidos,
one prefieren hoja mejicana y la Gel
pals q Ia puertorriquef1a. Parece
que esta Ultima tiene cierto gusto pc
cnliar que Sc en- cuentra en- todas las.
calidades y procede seguramente del
suelo de la isla.
Ell Corresponsal.
Warrington Agosto.
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mas
versa
en- los
M atomr6
LA CoMPANIA
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Anne riicanas.,
N0tiCiaS diyerSaS

Segdn dice Ia sTribu nas de Nue
We York, ACADIA de organizarse una
Compai1fa con capital americana y
frances, 8 ingenieroo de ambos pal:
SET, para Ia exploitation de ], 100 cper
das de terrenos de Russia donde Sc
enCuentra ORC, plata, cobre y plati
no. Encu9ntrase ese rico terreno
en- 10 via t6rraa de San Petersburgo
& Irhusk csrca de este dltlmo punto.
Entire los promovedores del proyec
to fgura Mr. Paul Annasaff, que es
uno de los ADMINISTRATORS del ferro
carril transiberiano, y dfcese que
tanbien ell Gear re interesa vivamen
te en- 81 desarr rollo de Ia en- presa.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM, M. |. MECH Z.
INGENIERo. PoNE, P.-R.

FABRICANTE IMPORTADOR DE TODA CLAsE DE
MHQUNHR1H, OHLD6RHS MOTORB6
Gspecsa nganos case ap para Facr 40
amos de expaiencia prachoa.
APARATOS r MOLINOS. INGLESES.
DE LOS MAS MODERNos
Pro- Rico
APARATOS DE O0MPT0S extraen 50 has de
oIug por cada 100 ibas
APARATOS CONTINUES DE OLARIFIOAUIoN mas
eectvo clarifcar jugo de Ia
CENIRFUAS DE HEPWORTH WENRCH OTROS movdo por cor
preston hidrauica 6 electrcidad
CRSTAzACON DE T0DO azdcar contenido
las me primer % evndo etc perd
TEMPO 80 productoy grueso
ecido e de / 2 tiro.
FERREAS MATERIAL RODANTE TRACTION De
peoeo eecticdad Wagon cagar cana Puen
ETC.
INSTALLATION LUZ MOT0REs electricos para ingenos
MOTORS DE PETROEO industras economco
} pelgrosos los de
APARATOS MATERIAS e etc, ETC.
MAQUINARIA para trabajar MADERAs
OARR0S OAR0S comercio de harienda Carelos Arado
Acees cse de Materiales Titles ngenios etc.
FUNDIOI0N de heo bronco, Herrera taller de maquinar
arrtera, etc. etc.
MARINA rs,
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flolas, han venido siendo maravillo'
SOS los progresses obtenidos.
Segdn las establishes de 1865.
Ia, IA exPertscion r or de see huevos n1e ego tan
fue ascendiendo incesantemente, ele
vandose en- 1871 a ,55a millones de
huevos.
Desde esta epoca hs lido en- cons
tante aumento la exportaci6n, la cual
fue en- 1898 de 240 mil]ones de hue.
vos.
Son numerosas las sociedades
organizadas en- el pals de que trata
mos para favorecer ell comercio de
la exportaci6n de huevos, al que de-
be Ia avicultura danesa Ell estado DO.
nancible de que hemos dado noti-
cin
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S6PAS6

Cue no publicam:H oomu1ace4es
sin que sean pagadoS por adslAn'
tado.
Cada ssis palabras, % ~ -Atan pog
una linea, = IL nasa vaAe dtez cen
tavos.
Las cartas que vcngan con comu
aicados sim I'll inports NO SO cestsa
aa
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lectura, a Columns, con multitud de
grabados alnsivos, intercalados en-
ell texto encuadernados & la
Rdstica:
Aventuras de Antipher, 3 cuadnos rs
Viaie al centro de la TERRA, quad. Is
Cinco semanas en- Globo, cuadnos so
Estrella del Sur, 2cuadernos so
Los DescubrimientOs del G b o.
A cuadernos
La Isla Misteriosa, 3 cuadernos 80
La Isla de Helice, 8 cuadernos 7s
Ante la Bandera 4 cuaderno 30
Clovis Dardentor, 4 cuaderno 80
La Esfinge de los hielos, 8 cuadnos. 75
Ell Sobelbio OrinOco, 3 3cuadernOs rs
TestameAto de un exentrico 3 cuad Is
l. Etoile du Sud, frances, l cuadno.
Aventures de -Ruses y Anglais,
frances 4 cuaderno /
With La Pista del Crfmen, Tela so
Wilder Beethoven, sus dias de glo-
ria y sufrimiento. Rustica 80
0BRAS DE E Z0LA
L'asso1noir, frances, Rlstica 1
L'assomoir, espafiol 2 to- mos Rd-tca 40
L'Argent, frances, Rdstica l
Ell Dlnero, 2 tomos Tela 10
La Bestia humana, toInos Tela l so
La Confession de Claudio Te1a 60
Cuentos Nin6n, Tela 60
La Conquista de Plasans, 2 tomos
Tela 70
La Caida del Padre Mouret, tomos
Tela so
Fl Desastre, 8 tomos Holandesa
81 Doctor Pascnal, 2tJmos Tela ! 70
Ell Ensue1o, Holandesa /
La Fortuna de los Rougons, 2tomos
Tela 80
Fecundidad, ztomos Rdstica 30
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The Haw'n Realty and Maturity Co.
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