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Treated to Lunch Once.

the time.
Treated to Lunch Once.
He told about how he was treated to
a lunch once by Inspectors Simmons
and Sullivan. Crawford related how
he permitted General Bristow to read
the different contracts between himself
and Lorenz.
The defendant said that General Bris-
tow seemed amused wnen he read the
contracts and appeared to be pleased
at the frankness of Crawford
Mr.. Bristow told me that if the
Groffs had acted that way it would have
been much better for them,' Crawford
added.
Mr.. Northington then questioned the
witness about his trip to New Orleans
10 his mothers bedside
Witness Is Overcome.
Crawford was overcome when the
first question was asked and left the
stand and went out into the witness
room to recover himself. When he re-
turned TO the stand mis- eyes were full OF
tears
Il was called to New Orleans on ac-
count OF the serious Illness of my moth
err. Crawford said prokenIy.
Your mother died while you were
there?''
Yes" came the answer. while big
tears streamed down his. face. He stop
ped to wipe them away with his hand
kerchief
Crawford then related how one night a
telephone message came TO his house. the
speaker saying that he was an old
friend and wanted to know il ''W G."
had arrived and that he would call that
night.
Nobody called, and then realized
that 1t was Postoffice Inspector
The thought of an inspector watching
at the bedside of his dying mother
brought another gush of tears TO the
defendants eyes, and It was some time
before he proceeded.
Warned Against Inspectors.
Mr. Worthington next asked Crawford
| what his counsel advised him after he
had told him of his treatment by the
inspectors.
Major Conrad objected to this on the
ground that 1t was a confidential con-
rersation between attorney and client,
and was not admissible.
The privilege of relating or not re-
lating the conversation is the Defend
ants" ruled the court, and Crawford
told of Mr.. Worthington's advice about
! his conduct toward the inspectors.
| Mr.. Worthington had advised him to
make no further statements TO the Post
office inspectors My counsel advised
me-" Crawford said, "to have nothing
more to do with these people, directly
or Indirectly
Refused to Answer Questions.
| The defendant told of his refusal to
| answer questions of inspectors Fosness
and Mayer. The latter told him that IL
he Crawford chose to take the posi-
ton of a defendant he would SO treat
him. Crawford said that Mayer was
angry and said: Il will ask You and
your counsel questions I choose in q
place which you will not like
| Mr. Worthington asked Crawford to
| explain his statements in a letter written
to Lorenz, which the Government intro
dueed in evidence, in which he request
| ed I.orenz TO send on another lot of
straps" 1t will be remembered that
Lorenz did not furnish any straps at all.
What did you mean by that. Craw-
| ford?'
Crawford laughed and said that he
was merely taking "a sarcastic thrust
at Lorenz because the latter was not
doing anything at all.
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sI.a5 to Baltimore and Return, s..,.

Pennsylvania Railroad. Saturday ana
Sunday; tickets good on al trains eY.
cept Congressional Limited. and RooA
for return until Sunday night.-Adv.
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Arrested at His Residence
And Disarmed of Revolver

Karr was arrested at his home late
in the afternoon by McNamee, Muller,
and Peck, who had been working on
the case since he was first suspected.
After making all the necessary arrange
ments downtown the sleuths proceeded
to karr's residence, 1918 Baltimore street
northwest. karr had evidently been
apprised of the fact that the warrant
had been procured for his arrest and
was found at home. A maid responded
to the ring of the bell and after an
nouncing the trio of representatives of
the police department, returned to show
them into Mr. Karr's study on the sec
ond floor
In a few moments Mr.. Karr appeared.
He was clad IN a smoking jacket, blue
serge trousers and house slippers. In
mis- hand he held a meerschaum pipe
upon which he pulled now and then.
Pushing the portiereS apart he step
ped into the room where the detectives
sat waiting for him.
''I presume / have the honor of meet
ing representatives Of the detective
Officer said Mr. Karr IN a quizZical
tone.
Yes" replied Muller, rising to his
feet and drawing forth the warrant from
the inside pocket of his coat. I'VE are
detectives and have warrant for youl
Stood as if Dazed.
Although Karr must have been pre-
pared to learn this news sooner oi
later, he was nevertheless taken aback
when the words fell from Muller's lips
In an instant his right hand few TO his
head and he stood as il dazed. Slowly
his hand fell to his side ana as he
stepped back several PAGES from the de-
tectives IL was slid into his nip pocket
Believing the man intended making q
demonstration against them. Muller
Peck and McNamee ali bounded toward
him. Two OF them eraspco his hand:
while the third searched HIM In his
rigt hip pocket a new revolver, loaded
in all It's chambers, was found Dis
armed and overpoWered Karr agreed Il
accompany the sIeuths.
He was escorted to his apartments
where the detectives sat ir chairs ol
watch him dress. While attfring him
self, he is said to have remarked: -
wasn't quite quick enough for you thre.
fellows. l wish 1 had used the revolve
some time before"
Karr Is well on in years and is sparse
ly built He Is about feet 6 inche
| tall and weighs about 135 pounds. 1t Il
not believed that he meant that he In
| tended opening fire on the detectives
but that he contemplated placing tn
pistol to his own head and dischargini
! After Karr had finished dressing h
gathered up some papers and letters II
! fis desk ana announced that he wa
ready TO accompany the sleuths. A car
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No Son Of Sweden's King
To Take Norway Throne

STOCKHOLM. June S.-while the
news Of Norway secession was received
here with indignation 1t hax caused no
great amount of excitement
IL will not be known what action
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Question of Indemnity.

Baron Kaneko is credited with especial
authority to discuss Japan's attitude on
the veXed indemnity question. Russia
is alleged to have taken the position,
heretofore, that as she had lost no ter
ritory, she could not be expected to pay
indemnity. The territory taken from her
has been Chinese, not Russian.
On the other hand Japan can urge that
while nominally she has taken no Rus
sian territory. she is in excellent pros
pect of taking Vladivostok When she
shall have done this she will control
the termini of the Siberian railroad.
This will leave the other sections of
the great system far less valuable to
Russia than before. The Japanese gov
ernInent will thus have an indemnity
leverage just as powerful as IL every
foot OF territory she has occupied had
been nominally Russian.
Cablegram From Meyer.
Ambassador Meyer, at St. Petersburg,
has sent a long cablegram in cipher,
on which the State Department people
are at work. It is supposed to contain
statement of the substance of Mr..
Meyers conferences with the Russian
Car and Count Lamsoorff 1t is also
sia would be pleased to know Japan S
peace terms
That, the President has received init
nation of Russia's wish to know ia
pans terms is also confirmed by the
knowledge that after seeing the Presi-
dent late last night Minister Takahira,
or Japan, at once began communication
with the Tokyo government. 1t is sup
posed he is asking for an outline OF
peace terms.
| Count Cassini is said TO have intimated
10 The President that such an outline
| or Ja"ans terms would make 1t easier
| 10 proceed with consideration OF the
Whole question This is said 10 have
occasloLed Minister Takahira'S action IN
leaving Sickbed last night to call on
| the President
| British Ambassador Durand is to meet
! the President this afternoon by appoint
| nent. French Ambassador JuSSerand
was a forenoon caller at the White
| House.
| Jusserand Is Mute.
The French Ambassador called at the
| White House early this morning and
nearly an hour.
| There is nothing whatever that / can
! say. declared NJ. Jusserand as he left
! the White House If anything is to
be given ont it must come from the
| President"
| NJ. Jusserand was followed closely by
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Gives Graphic Description Of How He Was
Led by Compliments to Answer
Fire of Questions.
Is OVERCOME WHEN HE TELLS
OF VISIT TO DYING MOTHER
Bitterly Complains of Treatment of Post
office inspectors, One of Whom In
truded in Hours of Deepest Grief

and the inspectors, insinuating by Inc
ference that they keep watch on him aH
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TEMPERATURE.
THE SIN.
TIDE TABLE.

Sun sets today ............'.'..'.'... ~
sun rises tomorrow..-...-.-. 40
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Fair ard continued cool
tonight Tomorrow fair,
with rising temperature.
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JuSserand Is Mute.

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1ow tide tomorrow $50 am, G:25 pm
High tide tomorrow 1920 am, 2;4o p m
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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-12-02

| ACraldoS por Ell ruldO que en- los
Tribunales y la prensa de Mexico
ha despertado el sensational asun-
to de las Aguas Minerales y Ga
seosas de San Bernabe Topo Chi
co, propiedad del acreditado CO.
merciante SID. Pedro Trevino,
contra ell que ell Control Qufmico
international S. A. ha desenvuel-
to una feroz inquina, procuramos
obtener los, datos sufcientes nue
nos hicieran conocer dicho asunto
en- sus principales detalles, y va
en- possession de ellos, pasamos q
ocuparnos de el, hacienda las apre
ciaciones que nuestro intelecto nos
sugiere.
"El Norte," de. chihuahua, pu
blic6 un artfculo en- dias pasados
referente q este asunto, Y entire
otras cosas, diio:
"sPor que, 81 no tratando Eel
ControD de protejer los intereses
de los productos controlados. sino
invadiendo atribuciones que COM
peten & las Autoridades Sanitarias
del pals, lanzara, al p1blico una a
cusacion temeraria, con perjuicio
de tercero, este podrfa reclamar
indemnizaci6n civil; en- este case.
itiene fondos con que pagar ell
Control Quimico IndustrialP'
Esta pregunta la reprodujo 6 hi
20 suya Ell peri6dico "The Monter-
rey News" terminando su artiulo
relative asf:
''Tiene, pues, la palabra el Or
gano Official del aludfdo Control
Quimico International S. A"
Contestaci6n: "Respuesta a ls
Interpolation que hacen al Con-
troll los peri6dicos "El Norte" de
Chihuahua y The Monterrey
News"
|. va terminado ell tiro del pre-
sente n1mero, lego q nuestras
manos ell n1mero 143, afio prime
ro de la segunda de las publica-
clones citadas 1.-THE Monterrey
| News") correspondence al Mar
tes, 19 de Septiembre en- curso."
"Deseando contestar con la opor
tunidad debida q la Interpolation
| que en- dicho diario Sc nos dirije,
resolvimos susl'ender ell reparto
del Boletin para acompafiarlo del
prescnte suplemento."
"ComienDa Ell apreoiable diario
confesando que no conoce a fondo
la organization del Control" "....
mo, cclega, quien diio ESQ, no fue
The Monterrey News" sino ''El
Norte." y no hay para que levsn-
tarle 4 nadie un falso .testimonio.
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LII este mlSuO uulneTO cQCOutTdTb
ell colega las bases sobre las cuales
gira esta institution. (No son elias
ell punto objective de la interpela.
ci6n.) En- elias vera, que ell Con.
troll, lejos de tener un objeto pura
mente speculative, persigue un
fin de los mas mobiles, como es ell
de dar garantfas al pdblico. sobre
la pureza de los articulos de consu
no."
No, colega; falta & nd. 4 la ver-
dad. Quien garantiza al p1blico la
pureza de los artfculos de consul
mo, es ell Ayuntamiento por medic
del Consejo Superior dc Salubri-
dad, y por este es que, en- ell con-
trato de la Compahfa q que nd.
sirve de organo, Sc consign6 la 81
guiente clausula:
"XH.-Sin invadir por ningun
motive, las atribuciones del Supe
rior Consejo e!e Sslubridad, el Con
troll Sc obliga 4 dar conocimiento q
esa Corporation de todos los casos
en- que haya encontrado, por medic
de sus analisis, alguna sustancia
nociva 4 la salud."
Y en- la clausula iii de su pro-
pio contrato. Sc dijo:
La garantia dada por Ell Con-
troll, en- ningun caso implica que
ell Gobierno garantiza la pureza y
buena. calidad de los productos,
Use refere a los controlados], nj
exime 4 estos de los analisis y de-
mas medidas legales que acerca de
ellos juzgare oportuno 'el Consejo
Superior de Salubridad, ..sus Agen
tes legftimos, y en- general, las au-
toridades competentes.''
} DE maners es que, IA garantfa
quo Ell Control ofrece al p1blico
sobre la pureza de Ia generalidad
de los articulos de consume, como
10 pretende en- ell preinserto para
TO, no es mas que una garantia
irrisoria, para engafiar a la Socie-
dad; pues dicho Control, conforme
4 su contrato, no puede garantizar
nj siquiera los productos de sus
suscriptores, mucho menos los de
general consume, como 10 demues
ira ell texto de dicha clausula lii.
En- la propia respuests que nos
referimos, Sc presenta al Control
como Sociedad An6Dima, formada
con un capital dc treiuts y cinco-
mil pesos, Y despues de consignar
ell nombre de las personas q quie-
mes ests confada la adminlstrs
ci6n, contesta ell punto objetivo de
las nterpelaciones, del modc 81
guiente:
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Carrera 'descsperada con la
muerte.

Carrera .desesperada con la
muerte.
LA muerte Sc apr0ximaba
rapldamente, escribe Ralph +.
Fernandez de Tampa, Fla,
describiendo la carrela desespe
rada que sostuvo con la muer
te, como Iesultado de una en- .
fer'nedad del higado y ell cora
z6n, que me habia quitado el
sueilo y ell interes por la vida
Me atendieron vsrios doctoret
y tome muchas medicinas, pc
ro sin notar alivio, hasta que
tome los Amargos Electricos.
fue su efecto tan maraviiloso,
Que para el tcrcer dia me senti
may dilerente " ahora estoy
completamente sano."
DE venta eu todas parties.
PIecio: 90 cts.
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Ell AsUNTO SENSATIONAL
de las
Aguas Minerales y Gaseosas
de San Bernabe Topo Chico,
Inqaidddes del Control QdlmiCo International S. A.

Los datoS anterlOreS baStarAn
para demostrar la honorabilidad y
solvencia de la Sociedad; pero Co
mo ell Diario interpelante supone
ell caso de que ell Control fuera de-
mandado por la responsabilidad cl
vii que pudiefa presentarse en- su
contra, por los perjuicios que cor
una acusaci6n suya Sc causaran .
un comerciante 8 industrial, debe.
mos agregar, que, a la solvencia
del Control y de todos y cada uno
de los miembros de su admlnistra
ci6n, [aquf "a entra no solo ell ca
pital suscripto, sino ..todo ell que
en- 10 particular poseen los MEM
bros del CONTROL Sc une la solven-
cis incontestable de sus suscripto-
res. -" [tambien entra ell capi-
tal de los sIscriptores para pagar
ID responsabilidsd on que ell Con
troll incurra: por ell NAL usc de sus
funciones.
SCabe decir mas desatinos on
tan pocas palabras2 No, do ningu
ma manera, y por este, SO impone
Ell concepto de que q esa pleyadc
de tecnicos que forman ell Control,
con su Director jurfdico in capite,
Lie. Julio Guerrero, le sirva ell IT,
tplo professional que ostenta para
encubrir Ia mas torpe y supina ig
norancia, 8 bien, que Sc burla de
la sociedad de la manera mas des-
carada, pretepdiendo engafiarla
torpemente.
;Conque, al capital de treiLta y
cinco mil pesos de Ia Sociedad A
n6nima, Sc une ell particular de
sus miembros y ell de los suscrip-
torres del Control, para responder
& los daiios Y ..perju;cios que este
ocasione q los particulares, con el
NAL uso que haga de sus atribu-
cionesl Bien; puss sGpanlo to-
dos; pero especialmente los sus-
criptores del Control, para que, &
la hors de las reclamaciones, &
las que va Sc les oyen los pasos,
no tengan que decir que NADIA tie
men que yer en- ESQ; Y ei Sr. On.
Pedro Tregiho, de quien sabemos
ha resentido perjuicios que, para
ahora, ascienden q mas de cuatro-
cientos mil pesos, precisamente
por ell NAL uso que ha hecho Ell
Control en- su contra, de las atri-
buciones que lie confere ell contra.
to.
En- otrs hojs suelta, carente de fe
cha y de lugsr en- que naci6. cuya
psternidad atribuimos al Control.
por Ia indication. que ostenta su
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encabezado, pretende refutar algu
nos de los severos pero justos car
gos que le hscen, entire otros pc
ri6dicos, ''El Republicano," de 10
Capital de Ia Repdblica.. Mexicana,
en- SUI n1mero 104, correspondence
al dia 90 del pr6ximo pasado octu.
bre, por los cuales dice haberlo
denunciado, presenta ell facs{mil
del San Bernabe Topo Chico y del
Topo Chico, usados respectiva-
mente y por los Sres. Don Pedro
TrevifIo y Don Emilio Hellion, pa
ra demandar al Sr. Trevi1o.
Vamos por parties: ell San Ber-
nabG Topo Chico, que usa ell Sr.
Treviho, aparece en- las etiquetas
de los envases .en que expende
sus aguas, mo como marca, sino
como lugar donde radica 6 tiene
estableeida su fabrica, y en- elias
ostenta anuncia como tai marca, 10
fgura del mitol6gico Dios del CO.
mercio, Mercurio; y va este es
muy distinto. Ademds, el San
Bernabe que precede q la locuci6n
Topo Chico, presenta estos dos
nombres combinados Ell forma ori
ginal, enteramente distinta de CO.
mo hasta hoy ha sido usado ell de
Topo Chico por ell Sr. Helli6n, por
10 que no cabe entire este y aque-
Hos confusion alguna, como tampo
co cabe on HOME, Casa (naqui-
ma de coser), y NEW HOME,
nueva casa (tambien miquina de
coser).
Decimos este, solo para ell case
de que Topo Chico pudiera ser una
marca legal, tai como Sc ostenta 81
p1blico en- las etiquctas de la Com
paiiis acusadora;pero precisamente
es 10 que negamos, es 10 que hasta
ahora han negado los cultos aboga
dos del Sr. Trevifio y la prensa en-
general. Y 10 negamos, por dos
razones: porque siendo, como es,
Topo Chico un nombre, 10 cual
concede ell Control, on 10 hojs q
que nos referimos, no puede ser
usado por nadie como msrca exclu |
silva, sino bajo una forma distinti-
va, como 10 previene el artfculo |
primero ds Ia Ley de Marcas, CO
mo ''Habana Mexico, Z" ''Toluca Y |
Mexico" ''Tehuacan Cruz Roja,"
''Tehuacan del Riego," "Tehua-
can San Lorenzo" GEntiendes,
FabioO v segunda. porque Ia pre-
tendida marca Topo Chico, no os-
tenta en- ninguna parte en- que SO
usa ese nombre como tai inarca,
Ia indication del nGmero bajo 81
cual Sc registr6, y Ia fecha del re-
gistro, en- cohtravenci6n { Ia frac-
ci6n del articulo TX de Ia propia
Ley.
Por manera que. usando Ia Com
pa6ia scusadora ell nombre de To-
po Chico (come msrca de fabrica)
no en- forma distintiva, sino tai
como es ' aparece en- las Cartas
GeogrSficas del Estado de Nuevo
Leon, en- los itinersrios ferrocarri
leros, en- estadfsticas v documen-
tos ofciales; y no ostentando, por
otra parte, como en- efccto NO os-
tenta, ell n1mero y Ia fecha de su
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regissro, infringi6 las disposicio
nes legales que acabamos de citar
y esa infracci6n Ia coloca en- el ca
so de ser nula, como esta dispues-
to por el articulo Is de la propia
Ley, que 4 Ia letra dice: Gel re-
gistro de una marca es nulo GUAM
do Sc haya hecho en- contraven-
ci6n & las prevenciones de esta
Ley"
En- cuanto & que ell Control ha
obrado en- este asunto no oficiosa-
mente, sino en- virtud del poder
que le confriera Don Emilio Hell
lion, debemos informar & Ia socie-
dad Y no & dicho Control, porque
81 bien 10 sabe, que el poder & que
ha aludido Ia prensa, no es este,
sino ell que debi6 presentar al Sr,
Joaquin del Jarro, quien promo
vic Ia demanda, justificando ser el
81 representante del mencionado
Control, cuyo poder, en- efecto, no
existe en- autos.
Por nuestra parte, queda obse-
quiado el Control, y con holgura,
pues.ya We que en- lugar de un ar
ticulo, que pide Sc lie sefIale la
Ley, por ell que Sc declare nula Ia
msrca de Topo Chico, tai Y como
80 ostenta al p1blico, le hemos Sc
fialado tres.
Y el texto de las disposiciones
citadas es tan concrete, claro y
precise, que juzgamos puede ser
entendido hasta por los hombres
do las razas mas inferiores,, por
ejemplo, los hotentotes. No mas
por el Control. que Sc compone de
t6cnicos, no; pero este es absolute
mente inverosfmil, y por clio, Ia
prensa seria de 10 Capital y de al
gunos Estados, 10 ha atacado du-
ramente Y con sobrada raz6n, atri-
buyendole habeTs procedido en- L.
acusaci6n por imitaci6n de marca,
y no por falsi6caci6n, como por
ignorancia Ia llama, con notoria y
temeraria torpeza, 6 que q sabien-
das de ser indefendible legalmente
esa pretendida marca, tom6 & su
cargo la defensa de ella, con pro-
tervos fines, como medic de chte-
ner otros resultados, a1n mas tor
pes & infcuos; asi como tambien 10
ha ssacado de Ia misma manera,
por haber procedido caiumniosa-
mente y con perfdia en- Ell supues.
to envenensmientc de las aguss de
San Bernabe Topo Chico, violando
las estipulaciones de su contrato y
usurpando q la autoridsd sus fun
clones pdhlicas.
Y 81, por asotar el rostro del
Control, con todas sus asquerosi-
dades, que son va del complete 90
mimic pdblico, con ell noble fin de
prevenir q la sociedad, denuncia 4
IL prensa, como avisa haberlo he
bho con Gel Republicano," y en-
este uuevo camino de des6rden Y
de escandalo encuentra otro Ware
Ia, [que no 10 encontrafs), puede.
con tempo, mandar construir car
celes prcpias, para encerrar perio-
distas, (porgue las p1blicas no bas
taranl, pues jsmas han de saltar
quienes digan 10 verdad, llamando
las cosas por sus propios nombres,
Nosotros, Dc los primeros, la
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DIRECTOR,
REDACTOR
Y PROPIETARIO
J.'Cardenas.
IuBRdnSo
TenemOs de venta
los siguientes:
Armonias y Cantares, por Ventura
Ruiz de Aguilera; un tomo rdsti

Ruiz de Aguilera; un tomo rdsti
ca. cs...................... ..............' ..''oo
.Dem Monde. cada tomo. ...........O I'D
Cuentos Nacionales, Dor Angel
Il. Chavez, un tomo rGstica.. 30
Conferencias de Sn. Agustin. por
ell Rev. r. Agustino Fray Euge
Mo Ceballos. tomos, rlistca. 30
La Protection Lihre Cambiopor IT.
Caballero, tomo r1stca ......O IS
d. Ia Ulima Enamorada, por Andres
Sanchez del Res un tomo rdsti-
ca............... ,OO
Naturaleza de las oosas, por Tito Lu
crecio Caro-, un tomo rustica. 80
Memorials de un Estudiante, por el
Lie. Alexandra Villasehor, un to
mo rGstiCa.'. 80. ........ 90
Ell Clavo, pr Pedro A. de Alarc6n,
un tomo ristica. ................ 3
FL Derecho en- Ia Vida EcOn6mica, por
On. Anselmo Guerra, I'm tomO
r1stica. ......... ..."...~...5O .5O
Dinamita y Petroleo ........ -. ~
Cuentos del Dia, por Dn. Ventura
Ruiz de Aguilera......."........ 80.
La Primera Production. ....2O
Pedras Preciosas, por Salvador Rue
VA .oo
Collection de Sonetos. ....'..... 10
Nlsie Critico alrededor de la Puerta
del Sol, por OGsorio y Bernard.
Los Problemas de la Naturaleza. p. 30
La Cascade de los Am.ntes. .... Is
fNBal berillo de Lavapies ...,.. 35
Gu ntos, de Alegandro Larrubiera .3
Cuentos para N hos...... .25.
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acompsnado de su importe. Siempre
que el enyio vaya certificado mandese
diez centavos mas para ell certifi a 10
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-25

grand jury in connection with the land
frauds OF this state.