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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
GRAPE-xUTs.
THANKSGIVING PSALM.
A RhythmIcaI and Gratefur cha,


a teacher. IN q Terre Eaute public
school joins in the chorus.
leac1ing IS business which re-
culres q great deal OF brain and nerve
force. Unless this force is renewed as
fast as expended the teacher fs e-rbar,e~
Cd before the close or the year. Many
resort 70 stimulating tonics for reIfef.
Tor years struggled against this
almost complete exhaustion getting
What relief could from doctors tonics.
Then IN the spring Of 1903 I had an at
tack OF u .zrlppe and malaria which
left me too weak 10 continue my work
Medicine failed 10 give me any relief a
change Of climate failed. I Thought 4
should never be able 10 90 back fn
school again
I ATE food enough Cthe ordinarv
meals, white bread and vegetabIes5
but was hungry after meals
happened at this time TO read an
article giving the experience OF an
other teacher who had been helped bv
GraT3e-Auts. j decided 10 try Grape.
- uts and cream As an experiment It
was a. oelig ghrfuf experience. and con-
tinues SO after year and a half OF
constant use
First. I noticed that / was not hun
CRY after meals.
IN 2 few days that tired feeling left
me, and felt fresh ana bright, instead
q duh and sleepy
ela three months more than my usual
strength returned, and ] had gained Is
pounds in weight.
Il finished the years work without
any kind OF tonics-was not absent
from duty even half day.
"Afs still in the best Of health with
all who know me wondering AT the i'm
prOVement
7 tell them all. Try Grape-Nutsr .
Name given BY Postum Co... Battle
Creek. Mich
There's a reason.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
SAYS HE WAS sHANGHAIED.
Boy Accuses japanese Cannery Com
tractor With Forcing Him on Ship.

George Aoki. a Japanese contractor.
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Detectives Conlan and MCGOWAN and
charged at the City Prison with the
kidnapping of Joseph Silva Perato. IS
year-old boy who resides with his
mother at 80 Alta street The story the
lad told to the police and which was
responsible for the arrest of the brown
man bristles with all the features of
a shanghai tale
According TO young Perato he was
walking along Dupont street early Sat
urday evening, when he was taken into
captivity by Japanese. Despite
crowded streets and the earnest ap-
peals he made TO those who witnessed
his predicament, he was roughly
dragged TO the top of a three-s story
building at Pine and Dupont streets
and there kept q prisoner until early
yesterday morning.
Behind a padlocked door, with four
Japanese on guard, the lad remained
for two nights and one day. During
this time he was given but two pieces
of pie and one cup Of weak tea. He
was confined in an inner room and his
cries for assistance were heard only
by his captors. He slept on the floor,
when he could sleep, and was given no
covering. The room was poorly yenti-
lated and when he was marched forth
yesterday morning into fresh air and
daylight he looked wan and haggard
Mrs. Perato learned from one of his
companions, who was with him at the
time he was taken by the japanese, of
the kidnapping. She also learned
that the purpose of his capture was to
force him to go to the Alaskan fisheries
on the bark Electra, which sailed yes
terday. She procured q warrant charg-
ing the boy with Yagrancy and il was
given to the Harbor police to serve
as soon as the boy was produced
aboard the ship. The police were not
quick enough, however. for the Jap
auese had an early start and young
Perato was landed in his prison on the
ship about in the morning A little
while afterward Policeman Henneberry
arrived, but was refused admission on
deck by a watchman.
The patrolman displayed his warrant
and, after threatening the watchman
with arrest, was led TO where the boy
had been placed. Then a search was
made for Aoki and he was found yes
terday afternoon The Japanese claims
that Perato signed TO go to Alaska and
received $50 in advance on salary that
would be coming to him. He believed.
as the Chinese do, that il would be
proper to enforce the compact. though
force and imprisonment be necessary.
Perato claims that he never saw the
japanese before. He says he never re-
ceived any advance money from him
nor did he sign any contract 10 go to
Alaska. It may be possible that some
one else signed for the youth and re-
ceived the money and the detectives
will endeayor to. ascertain If such was
the case.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
Californian. i'm New york.

NEW YORK, april 16.--The foliowin g
Californians have arrived IN New York
From San Francisco-F. Colbert, al
the Victoria. P. Davis. at the Herald
Square; A S. Hall, at the Hotel Church
III; W. II. Haley, H. B. Krudser, at the
Ashland House: W. NJ Lux, at the Her
aid Square; G. Marcus and wife, at the
Wellington; p r. Pettigrew. at the
Hotel Imperial: DR.. H. n. Cross, at the
Cadillac; w. ]. Debuehl and wife, at the
Breslin; E. B. Tausig. H A Tausig and
wife, at the Netherland.
] From Los Angeles. V. Loftin, at
the Gilsey, Mrs. O. p. Posey, Miss NJ.
c. Salter. at the Martinique: D. E. Shea.
at the Imperial Hotel: c. l. Patch. at
the Martha Washington Hotel; Mrs. J..
Reynolds, at the Herald Square.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
GIVE SOCIAL AFFAIR
Brilliant Gathering Marks
Event in Native Sons
Hall.

There was a large gathering nj
knights and ladies fair in Native Sons
Hall last night to enjoy the
grand ball given by the com
bined lodges of the knights OF
Pythias in aid Of the project for
building new Pythian castle in this
city. There were about 1900 persons in
the hall, which was lavishly decorated
In the colors of the order with Ameri-
can hags and Pythian emblems.
The grand march, in which more than
300 couples took part. was led bv AS
sistant Floor Manager ]. w. Cusbins
and his sister, Mrs F. Schow. The rnarch
terminated in waltz, and then danctn J
was kept up with short intermissions
until Midnight.
During intcrmissions light refresh
meIts were served in the large dining
hall.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
Irene Heisch Exonerated.

The legal proceedings little Irene
Heisch intended TO press through her
guardian, S. NJ. Shortridge beirg her
attorney, against Mrs. F. A. Drake have
been abandoned. Mrs. Drake havin g
made the child satisfactory reparation.
Mrs. Drake some time ago lost her
purse on a ferry y-boat. 1t was picked
up by Irene. who returned 1t to the po-
lice 1t contained s66. Mrs. Drake
said the bag had contained s166 and
was reported as having said the child
had stolen 800. In a signed state
ment, now in Mr.. Shortridge's posses
sion. she denies that she ever made
such accusation and declares she never
thought Irene dishonest.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17

IMAGINEs SHE rs ROoSEvHTs Sis.
TER--A woman about so years old. narned
Anna Ludlow. who has been rocn,inr 81 ,bs
home of Mrs LAURA Shields. at 42T First ave
been acting queerly OF late took n into he,
head yesterday that she is sister to Presfsen,
Roosevelt In her disordered condftion ~ rnird
she claimed that her brotheH the Pressdenr
arrived here yesterday and went to OaE1and
TO visit some friends. She dressed herself ~
her best garments to await his return abs
Is now confined in cell in the Detentfen Tfos
pital. where she will be examined bv ths f.or,s )
missionsrs of Lunacy today. T
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17

IMPANELING MEYER JURY.-A jury is
being impaneied in Judge Cooks court 10 try
the case OF Bernard e Meyer. charged with
murder. Only seven Jurors were passed yester-
day. the yenire having been exhausted After
neys Eddy ard Coghlan are representing the
defendant and Assistant District Attorney
Haniey is prosecuting Meyer and Eugene Pc
guillan quarreled about Elsie Fleber, young
girl, on the night of February "a in South San
Francisco and decided 20 fight duel. Peguil-
Ian was shot dead by Meyer
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17

SAYS CASHIER DISAPPEARED WITH
rNTN-I. D. stone. manager OF the Ye Golden
F,teassrf Restaurant, 2IO Grant avenue. OBJ
tafned a warrant from Police Judge Cabaniss
Yesterday for the arrest OF William McNaught
On 4 charge Of felony embezzlement. Stone
said that McNaught began his duties as cash
Ter - he restaurant yesterday morning and he
gave him $500 10 deposit IN the French-Ameri-
cRz Bank The money was not deposited in
the hank and McNaught failed 70 return 70 the
restsssranf Detectives Wren and Reynolds
have been detailed the case
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17

PASSES FICTITIOUS cHEcK.-Mrs. Cath
crime Richardson. z93 clementina street swore
YESTERDAY CHARGING Charles o. Eose with pass
Ing fictitious check. She said that Vose had
BEEN living IN her house and on February 4.
1906 gave her a check for $17. 80 in payment
of HIS board bill II was drawn on the West
ern National Bank and signed h l. San
born" Mrs Richardson found that the check
Was worthless and she says voses brother
promised TO pay the amount. but has failed to
60 50.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
HIP MASTER.

STEAMSHIP MASTERS FINED D-Esns.
United States Customs Collector stratto,T yssy
terday upon the masters of the follewins-
named vessels for violations OF the passenrsr
Sierra, sesnstris, siberia, Newport. Itairi -,
Jose. Korea. Mariposa, Hungkong Marn c.st,.
of Para lily
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17

BITTEN BY A DoG.-M..tin Juslit. who
lives ar 1917 Church street, was bitten on the
right leg b. vicious dog yesterday as he
was in front OF 153 Bush street
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
Dwelling Damaged by Fire.

= smaI oHelling-house at 60l .
Point Lobos avenue, owned by Miss
Ellen Brown and occupied by Samuel
r. Lesvitt, was damaged by fire yes
terdsy forenoon. The blaze originated
from a defective fue and before the
F'tre Department got its lines on the
building the roof was almost destroyed
The damage amounts 70 about $500,
which is fully covered by insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17
JsPANEsB WOMAN

q suFs alas Mrs Sal kato, q japanese woman
who arrived by the Mongolia On March 4 of
-nis year was ordered deported yesterday By
United states Immigrant Commissioner Hart
- Norrh- y was shown that she was an i'm
moral W0Ensn
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-09
French Judaism
The New Situation Caused by
the Law Separating Church
and State.

The new law affecting religions came
into force ON January 1st, but it is hard
as yet to tell how the new organization
will operate or what will be the advan-
tages or Inconvenience that will arise
from it. In fact, the details of the APP
plication of the law separating church
and state can only be settled by admin
istrative orders which must be made
public within three months OF the pro-
mitigation of the law, and which will in
dicate the lines the various bodies Will
have to follow in order to organize them
selves.
For the moment nothing is known,
and consequently no preparations can be
made to assure the future. \everthe-
less, in Jewish circles in particular this
future is engaging serious attention. AL
ready the salaries hitherto accorded to
rabbis have been stopped. and they are
receiving instead, according to their
years of service, either pensions, or
grants which are not renewable. How
is the loss which the new situation has
created for them to be made good? This
cannot vet be determined. A gentleman
holding high place in communal admin
istration, said, 1--WE cannot settle our
estimates for expenditure. because we do
not know the charges that we shall have
to bear. nor can we prepare the estl-
mates Of revenue OF which we cannot
vet form an opinion 1t is important,
on the other hand. to examine the con-
ditions of the future existence OF
Judaism in France. Here. are few
facts gathered from an authoritative
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-09
The Jew as Factor in the Development of
the United States

nearer appreciation of each Others best
qualities. men and women come IN closer
touch with each other. than in the large
marts, where the onrush for commercial
and financial success predOminates. l
speak from experience. Landing IN
1S4S in small town in Ohic living with
my uncles who were hOnOred and re-
spected merchants of the community, l
never experienced the anti-semitic feel
ing The word "Jew' was never heard:
we were citizens among citizens, friends
among friends there was never social
or public or civic function but we were
part thereof, and thus there grew up
steady and permanent appreciation OF
each others qualities that disarmed pre-
judice. in fact it was never born. and
to-day in that little town. while it has
now grown up to be quite a place, the
descendants of the pioneers speak with
the highest regard and esteem OF the
American citizens of Jewish faith. who
lived in their midst and to such an eX-
tent is their reverence felt that at the
home coming week, after fifty years had
passed into history, I was invited as the
special guest of honor to deliver the ora
ton: and what is true Of this individual
case is equally true in hundreds OF
similar cases, and the history thus made.
the education secured. and the good fel-
lowship. instilled. has produced marked
development in the civilization Of our
country.
Tt must ever be conceded that it Is
not only on the field of battle, whether
on land or sea- that real progress or per-
manent development is made. 1t is in
the effort for peace. for the progress and
advancement of mankind over the mid
nioht oil. that which produces inventions
IF wcnder and delight that which makes
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-09
By Hon. Simon Wolf.

Dy llOu hollllOll w olI.
That the Jew is factor in the de-
velopment of the United States is a self
evident proposition. In every walk OF
life he has manifested his individuality,
his resourceful intellect, his wonderful
energy, his temperate habits, and the
devotion to ideals as make and consti-
tute citizenship. 1t is lamentable that
in the light Of history, especially
American history, he should be called
upon to defend his position in the civic
world; or that he should be asked to
demonstrate by evidence his right OF
being the equal of the best and inferior
to none. Prosecutions in other lands has
not dulled his intellect or cooled his
ardor: on the contrary it has strength
cned both: and therefore the immigrants
of the past as well as those of the
present come to our country thoroughly
aroused and equipped for the battle that
confronts them, and ready to assimilate
with the best in their new environments
The Jew of the United States cannot and
ought not to be judged exclusively by
those who live in large aggregatiOns IN
the seabOard cities. They must be judged
as a whole: not that there is anything
derogatOry or inimical to the welfare OF
the nation in their conduct in the sea-
board cities but American citizenship
has wider range and broader horizon,
than that which is reflected in the bee
hives of humanity 1t is the country
towns. the smaller cities, that bring to
the fore the highest traits of American
citizenship by and through which men
and women can be justly Judged and
estimated. Because there is more blend
inc of individual lives. there is closer
llinShip between men and women or dit
ferent faiths: there is a keener and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05

Habiendo Dofia EloiSa Pal6s y Anes
promovido ante esta Corte un expe
diente para acreditar el dominic de
la Siguiente hnca:
"Rustica Estancia radicada en- ell
barrio de Las Cabezas", de la juris-
dicci6n de Fajardo, compuesta de
ouinientaS cuerdas mas 8 menos de
terreno, equivalentes a Io6 hectareas,
81 areas, dcstinada a paStos, male
zas. machuchales y plantaciones de
palmas de cocoS, en- lndeS, por ell
Sur, con terrenos de Carolina Rivera,
una laguna los de Ramon Robes;
por ell este, Norte y Oeste, con las
riberaS maritimas.'
POR 10 TANTO Sc Ordena por la
Corte que Sc cite al Sr. Fiscal de
este Distrito y que Sc oigan las prue-
bas que. presente la peticionaria den
tro dentro del termino de Sesenta dias
naturaleS, que sean publicados. edic-
tos en- el pcriodico el BOLETIN MER-
CANTlL DE PUERTO RICO que Sc edi-
Ia en- San Juan, 10 menos una vez
cada semana, durante los sesenta dias
naturaleS, para que las perSonaS lg-
noradas Y todos aquellos quienes
pueda perjudicar Ia inscription de
dominic solicitada, puedan usar de su
derecho dentro de dichoS sesenta
dias contados desde el siguiente al
en- que aparezca publicado el primer
edicto Y que Sc cite asi mismo a
los anteriores duefios de la finca, pre-
viniendo todos que pasado el ter
mino legal eXpresado y oida la prue-
ba que Sc presente, Sc res0lvera la
peticion de la promovente, parandole
los perjuicios CONSEQUENCES 4 los que
no hagan uso dc Su derecho.
Extendida bajo mi frma en- Huma-
Gao, Distrito Judicial de Humacao,
hoy dia veint~ Y dos de Agosto de
IQoA-J. y. Erwin, Juez de la Corte.
-Testitico. Jcetis l.. Pcreyo, Secre-
tarlO.
En- tcstimonio De todo 10 cual, Y
para que sc lleve efecto Ia publica-
ci6n acordada, libro el presente que
frmo de mi pu1o Y letra Y sello con
el de eSt4 C6rtc en- Humacao, 4 los
ID dias del mes de Agosto de 1904
JeS1s l.. Perey6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05
Acci6n personal en- cobro de pesos.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico,

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
4 Pedro Villabazo Cabafias, 6
sea ell demandado antes mencionado.
Por la presente, que sc publicara
una veZ por semana durante un mes,
en- el peri6dico de esta localidad ell
"Boletin Mercantil", sc notifica I'd
que en- la ofcina del Secretario de
la Corte Municipal, n1mero /, del
Distrito Judicial Municipal de San
Juan, Sc ha presentado la demanda
del actor antes citado, en- la cual re-
clama 4 I'd la Suma de cuatrocien
tos veinte Y Siete dollars, intereseS,
honorarios y costas, procedente dc
prestamo.
Y Sc notifca 4 I'd. que de no COM
parecer q contestar Ia demanda den
tro de diez dfas despues de Motif
cado, 81 la notification sc hiciere en-
Ell Distrito. dentrO de veinte ST sc
hiciere fuera del Distrito, pero en- la
Isla de Puerto Rico V dentro de cua-
renta 81 Sc hiciere en- otra parte, el
demandante podra obtener sentencia
4 su favor por dichaS sumas.
Es AbogadO del demandante Don
Emigdio s. Ginorio.
Extendida baio mi frma en- San
Juan. Puerto Rico, hoy is dc Febrero
de Ioo6-PedrO Gonzalez, Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05
DOLOROSA

Ell papa de Augustito es ell se1or mas simpatco que
yo eche la cara.
Augustito dio que papa era artista -
ST, mama, artista.
Tengo mucho sueho.
Yo tambi6n quisiera ser artiSta
Yo soy artista...
Yo vuevo mafana 80.
ST Celia vieSe aquellos fantasmas lie daban miedo.
Yo quiero hacer fantasmas.
Yo quiero, yo quiero,..
Ouedose dormido.
Vicenta le guardaba e1 sueno.
En- ell cerebro de la vaenciana Quedaron prendidas
las 6ltimas palabras de su hijo:
Yo quero, yo quiero....
Ella no supo caramente 10 que su hjjo GUERRA pero
maternal instinto 10 adivinaba pareciendole ago
grande, ago belo.
Tenfa Vcenta de la escultura una ca6tica idea init
ma nente relacionada con las esculturas tumuarias
Pero no serla aquello; mas bien era cosa como las
de las pazueas, como los leones del Congre
So como los reyes de la plaza de Orene como ia Cibe-
les como Neptune.
Sinto un estremecimiento de placer pensaudo Que de
las manos de hjo pudesen surgir obras tan prmoro
aquelas.
Por ESQ al dia siguente la de Inchaurrandeta no Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05
NotiCiaS divGTsaS

Fl sargento de Jes1s, telegraf6
aver tarde desde Fajardo al Coronel
Jefe de Ia Policfa Insular, 10 81
guiente:
Como 4 las dos de la tarde Sc en-
contr6 herido de bala que lie atraves6
la sien sallendole por ojo izquierdo
Pillar Rivera, en- la via del ferrocarril
de la Central Fajardo. Immediate
mente me persone lugar suceso, de
donde vcnfa va 2uardia Flores con
herido. Este dice ignora quien 10
hiri6 hecho aparecc misterioso.
Sin embargo d 10 tiltimo he tenido al
gunas conhdencias v espero saber
pronto quien es autor y capturarlo. >
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05
Es NECESARIo EXIGIR que ca

da hoStia tenga grabado Ell nombrc
DIGESTIVE MOJARRIETA, pero
I'm solo estuche produce mejor efec-
to que una d"cena dc botellas de
aqua mineral 6 de cualquier otro re-
medic. Ademas de ser el 6nico Gu
rativo radical, del esto1nago y del
intestine ell DIGESTIVE MOJA-
RRIETA purihca los alimentos y los
hace asimilables. FL legftimo Di-
gestivo Mojarrieta cura en- un dfa las
indigestiones, en- un mes las dispep-
sias & gastralgias, y en- tres meses
las mas graves Intermediates croni-
cas- del estomago V del intestine. Es-
t4 universalments conhrmado, en-
forma sin igual, que la e6cacia del
DIGESTIVE MoJARRIETA es verdade-
ramente radical y superior a la de
todoS los otros remedies. De venta
en- las principalsS farmacias dc Euro
pa J America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05
GAMBIA & STUBBE
$ AN j U A N
VENDEN
ABoNo PARA CANA"PUE RiCo"
ABoNO PARA AL0 DON,
A CONvENIENTEg.

La prensa espaflola hace grandes y
mercedes elogios de Ia Ultima no
vela del eminente literato don Ar
mando Palac1o Valdes. titulada
Tristan 8 ell pesimismo." Dicha
novela Sc halla de venta Tn la libre-
ria del BOLETIN. asf como ell tomo
XII de Ia obra "Teatro", de Jaeinto
Benavente, que contiene las dltimas
comedias de este at1tor, entire elias
la titulada Los malhechores del
bier" que tanta sensacion cause hace
POGO en- Madrid provlnciaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05

En- Ia libreria del ROLETIN Sc halla
de venta una nueva edici6n del Co.
digo Civil, completada con 24 apGn-
dlces, que contienen las 1eyes que
ha moditicado 8 derogado dicho
cuerpo legal.
-ty En- Ia misma libreria sigue de
vcnta el C6digo de Enjuiciamiento
Civil, con 81 APPENDICES conteniendo
otras tantas leyes . disposic tones del
procesal civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05

Han v;sitado al scfIor Gobernador
en- la manana de hoy los senores
doctor Diego Roman V Diaz, licencia-
do don Alfredo de la Cruz, licenciado
don Jose MARTINEZ Rosello, alcalde
de Yauco don Antonio Mattey Lluvc-
raS, Canton Baiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05

Sc han preatado aver los sisuien-
ties Serviclos por la poHcia insular de
Rio Piedras:
En- el barrio San Patricio fueron
sorprendidos ju9ando 4 10 prohibido
II individuos; Elcutcrio Guzman. por
aggression; Pillar Sergio y Rosa Lopez,
por eXposiciones deshoncstas; Vi
cente Gonzalez, por infracci6n al re-
glamento de carreteras, y Jose Eche.
vestre Agustina Hernandez por es-
candalo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05

Pasajeros que para este puerto
conduce ell vapor espafiol Pie TX:
Antonio Fuster, Miguel Barce16
Ma ia Areyano y Domingo Fernandez
Y familia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05

A las dos dc esta madrugada fue
muerto en- el b+rrio Puerto Real, dc
VieGues, el indivfduo Gaspar Mcneil
.por Andres Rios, que fue capturadc
|por Ell sargento Torres guardia
IOtero a las de la mafIana de hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-05

Sc han recibido en- Ia librerfa de
BOLETIN, entire otras muchas obras
de importancia actualidad, las 81
.guientes: Espiritu de las leyes. Mon.
.tesqulcu Amarguras, Goethe: Espa-
|fioles y franceses, B1asco; FL vieio
Maupassant; La iIustre casa. Eca de
QueIroz; Obras completas de Pereda
Fl consultor de los novios; Chasca-
rrillos andaluces; Becerro de ore. de
Carlota BraemG; la salud de las fa-
mllias, E. Villefond; La tenedltrfa de
libros, J. Olivia Bridgman; Estudio
sobre Nirgilio, Saint Beuve: Dere-
cho penal romano, Momnsen. Filoso-
fla alemana Falckenberg: Ell concep
to de Ia eXistencia. Dyroff Lo Glen
tiflco en- la historic. Ribera; Historic
universal, Sales, Coraz6n adentro,
Manuel Bueno; Verdad, Pardo Bazan:
I'll hijo maldito. Dalz9c: La calatrava.
Arce; FL Pedroso V el Templao. Ma
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