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Albuquerque citizen., 1907-12-21
RAILROADS WILL
QUIT COAL
BUSINESS
VIII Mine Only a Sufficient
Quantity for Their
Own Use.

New York. Dec. 21.-The Journal
of Commerce this morning says:
1t is learned that the Union Pacific
directors have, In common with di-
rectors of other roads owning and
operating coal mines. been discuss
ing the question of the segregation
of the coal and transportation de-
partments in accordance with the
provisions of the rate law OF last
year. The provisions of this law
will prohibit them on and after May
1, from transporting any article or
commodity other than timber. man
ufactured or produced by them. The
Interpretation given the law by the
attorneys for the Union Pacific Is
that the company may produce and
transport its own coal for its own
use in transportation or otherwise,
but shall not sell such coal (from its
own mines) before or after 1t has
with this Interpretation of the law,
1t is planned by the Union Pacific
to keep its coal mines for its own
exclusive use.
They will be operated sufficiently
to supply the Union Pacific system
whenever the coal of the mines can
be delivered cheaper than from 9TH
er sections, but consumers, even In
the company's district, will be COM
PEELED to buy their supplies else
where, which means the b. directors
believe, that the Union Pacific will
receive a larger and mere profitable
haul on new traffic.
The Union Pacific Coal company
is owned almost exclusively by the
Union Pacific Railway company. It's
entire capital stock of $5,000,000 is
so owned. The coal company has
SIS, ,0o0, 900 outstanding In per cent
bonds, of which s62s.0o0 only are in
the hands of the public. the remain
ing $4,372,000 being in the Union
Pacific treasury.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-12-21
Appendicitis

Is due in a large measure to abuse
OF the bowels. by employing drastic
purgatives. To avoid all danger, use
only DR.. Kings New Life Pills. the
safe, gentle cleansers and invigora-
tors. Guaranteed TO cure headache,
btliousness, malaria and jaundice, at
all drug stores. 25c.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-12-21
GALVESTON OBTAINS ORDER
ENsOINING STATE BOARD

Austin. Texas. Dec. 21.-The dis
trict tcourt here today issued a re-
straining order enJoining the rail-
road commission from enforcing the
differential freight rate which It es-
tablished to Galveston. The suit to
have the differential set aside was
brought by the Galveston Chamber
of Commerce. which alleged the ac-
ton of the commission In enforcing
higher rate on shipments between
Galveston and points on the ST..
Louis, Brownsville and Mexico rail-
road than was In effect from Hous-
ton and the same points, although
the distances were nearly the same,
was an injustice to Galveston. The
restraining order prohibits discrim-
ination against Galveston. -.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-12-21
RAILROAD DEPARTMENT

the Santa Fe, for which bids are
now being received from the various
contractors in this territory and vi
cinity. 1t is evident that these
storehouse facilities will be COM
mensurate with the volume OF busi-
ness done on that part of the line
when the through trains are running
over the cut off.
The new Harvey hotel at Hutchin-
son, Kan, which Is to be opened the
first of February, has been named
the "Bisonte," meaning buffalo. The
buffalo Is supposed to be the orig
inal settler of Kansas and the Bison
te viii doubtless be the "original
fine" hotel in the state. The deco
rating and adding of the finishing
touches occupy the time of the
workmen at the present.
William ]. SHELDON has accepted
a position with the day yard force.
Fred Wyers, of Toledo, Ohio. has
succeeded him in his position as as
sistant general night yardmaster.
DIR. Cutter, Santa Fe surgeon here,
Is expected home from Los An
geles today, where he has been call
ed on business.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-12-21

DeWitt's Kidney ana Bladder Pills
relieve backache. weak kidneys, and
Inflammation OF the bladder. Sold
by II. O'Rislly.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-12-21

Our shirt and collar work is per-
feet. Our DOMESTIC FINISH" is
the proper thing. We lead-others
follow.
IMPERIAL LAUNDRY 90.
Albuquerque citizen., 1907-12-21
EMPLOYEES ORDERED
BACK no WORK

ALTOONA. Pa, Dec. 21.-Five thou
sand Pennsylvania railroad shopmen
here. whose working time was re-
duced from ten to eight hours a day
three weeks ago owing TO the string
ency, have been ordered back to the
ten hour system.
Three new storehouses are in
prospect along the Belen cutoff of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-12
Wandering Needles.

Tn one Of the medical journals a
surgeon recorded some years ago q
strange instance Of the wanderings of
a needle in a lady. The patient call
ed upon him, stating that the greater
portion of an ordinary sewing needle
had broken in the first joint Of her
left thumb. The surgeon could plain
~ feel the needle point, but after in
effectual attempts at the extraction
of the foreign body he recommended
that nothing further should be done
lest the attempts to remove it might
result in greater injury to the joint.
About a year afterward, however, the
patient called upon him to inform him
that day or two previously she had
felt pricl1ing sensation of the right
forcfinger, and, having broken the
skin, she without difficulty extracted
the portion of the lost needle from
the point Of the finger Thus the
needle travelled from the left thumb
along the arm, across the chest to the
right arm and down the latter to the
finger, where it was extracted
Chambers Journal.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-12
Cowbirds Unnatural Parents.

The cowbird is the only bird that
we, have in this country which is un-
natural in its parental duties. It
never builds nest for itself, but lays
it's eggs in other BIRDS nests, thus
forcing the rightful owner to assume
parental duties. It is sagacious enough
to choose the nests of birds smaller
than itself, so that it's young, when it
is hatched, being inevitably the larg-
est of the brood, must necessarily re-
ccive the lions share Of the atten-
ton of its foster parents. The birds
thus afflicted resort to various means
to rid themselves of this unwelcome
addition to their litter. The most
ingenious method is that frequently
used by the little fellow wabbler, who
will often build substructure on
top of her original nest, thus burying
the eggs of the cowbird and often
some Of her own with it. Nests have
frequently been found with two of
these substructures in cases where
the wabbler has twice been visited by
the cowbird.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-12

food in storage. He said that as yet
he has bfen unable to determine
whether drawn or undrawn poultry
kept the better4 - ,.=" ~,
DIR. Wiley was asked many ques-
tions about oysters, and said that the
oysters opened and shipped in buckets
should be prevented from entering in
terstate commerce, as they are dead.
can oyster is dead an hour before
it is opened,'' said DR.. Wiley, "and
is not good. 1t loses its flavor" .
In response to inquiries from Rep
resentative Haskins as to the advis-
ability of freezing oysters to preserve
them for shipment, DR.. Wiley said:
"Oh, they ought not to be frozen.
That ruins them and as soon as they
thaw they are dangerous"
He then urged that oysters should
be shipped alive and in the shell and
said that the greatest outrage Of the
oyster trade is to soak oysters with
fresh water and swell them up, max.
ing them look fat. DR.. Wiley said
the oysters sent out in tin cans are all
right, but in further denunciation Of
bulk oysters shipped in tubs and
buckets, he said:
"They are either preserved with
some preservative or are dangerously
near the potmaine line, one of the
two.'
Gelatin was denounced by DR.. Wi
ley, who said of it:
CIT is made out of hides, of the
scrapings from hides. These hides
go into the tanners watts and these
hides that smell to heaven are treat
ed and trimmed and these trimmings
are used to make gelatine. The ma
rine hospital service found tetanus
germs in gelatine.
DR.. Wiley said that the gelatine
factories are the dirtiest in the world.
In reply to question from Repre-
sentative Haughen, as to the uses of
gelatine, Dr. Wiley said:
cit is used for putting into ice
cream and candies and for making
capsules that you put your medicine
in.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-12

results Of his observations Of the
ruthless slaughter Of birds. Woman S
vanity is not wholly responsible for
the prevalent senseless bird murder.
a man who asked a small boy to
shoot few birds for him for fish
bait the other day was shocked when
the youngster brought him four dead
mocking birds. But why notq A bird
Is only a bird to that boy, something
TO practice craftsmanship upon. Ma
ture study in the schools would help
Little. The farmers boy ought to
know his friends.-Mrs Sake D. Nee
han in Fairfax Enterprise. K.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-12
Two Eagles at One Shot.
Oh NcWS-ObServer.


Mr.. PclcG Pritchard, a farmer who
resides on his farm about two miles
from the city, this morning killed two
large bald eagles at one shot.
The two eagles were in mortal COM
bat on the ground from which they
did not desist at the approach of Mr..
Pritchard. Mr.. Pritchard drew the
talons Of each from the body Of the
other after they were shot dead. They
measure over eight feet from the tip
of one wing to the tip of the other.
They were the largest ever killed in
this section. - .. ..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-12
s.OEATH IN COLD STORAGE.
.Eief Chemist Of Agricultural Bureau
N Gives Interesting Facts.

SNDr. Harvey w. Wiley, chief Of the
y lemistry bureau Of the department
sSE agriculture and government food
tSf expert, gave much interesting testl-
/ 8aony concerning the deterioration
Syf foodstuffs in cold storage before
.Nhe house committee on agriculture.
+ ! those hearings on the agricultural ap-
I5Aropriation bill have just been made
!, 1Sgublic.
=! Rt'Two cold storage warehouses are at
}$1r. Wiley's disposal in Washington,
{ Id he gave the results he has attain
s q by experiments with all sorts OF
& 5odstuffs.
AZ HMill1 begins to deteriorate right
! }ESway, and so does cream,' said DR..
'{Ailey. eggs also begin to deterior-
. {R immediately. Fruit is improved
K'Ssometimcs continues to improve
- aathrce months. Meat improves up
4 III about seven or eight weeks. But
ng Ar three months for meat you can
Y& ! that it has reached the maximum
skRd then it begins to go down. l do
" care how hard it is frozen.'
Byhen asked for further explana-
of the deterioration Of meat fro
III y lin cold storage, DR.. Wiley said:
J. S@Wc find that meats do not taste
81 &well, and they do not smell as well,
every time tie jury can pick that
~ shicha has been kept over three
5$E yalShs. Take our quail: We have
g.xMaiisa year old, and we have a fresh
~ Mi cooked at the same time. We
EE s@them just alike and you can dis
. asish between them first by their
s. gipds then by smell and taste.
time the jury can pick them
sndfolded."
- athat he is thor
D 5 .z,s 5s.A,.5udfd storage, and be-
20 aye$ that4most foods improve when
Af Afpperly Kept for short time, but
@SSsaidathat tho object of his expert
sRts Is to tell the public, and partie-
|k;liarly the cold storage people, how
png they may safely keep articles of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-12
LAY PAY ALIENS PASSAGES.
forney Generals Opinion not to be
Applied to Hawaii. 20 Officials of
the Department. Of Commerce
6 and Labor Hold a Con- -
sultation.

Ne/W aSulngCOn, Marcn o.---lC was au-
ktp estiyely stated today that the re-
Ncent bion Of the Attorney Gener-
sal.se ip lsl he held that it is unlaw-
-, Z. Aaerathe recently enacted immi-
} sration law for state to pay the
gassage Of intending immigrants or
assist immigration, except by ad-
Srtisement, will not apply to the
A}and to Hawaii. In that country the
icision has already caused consider
le agitation, as under the auspices
p Territorial Immigration Society,
N Migrants are being brought to the
bnd from Europe and the Azores
fake the place Of japanese labor
on the sugar plantations. This
Is been sanctioned by the United
8ates government, and a ship-load of
Smigrants recently brought from the
}zores Islands have proved very sat
Factory.
! VA conference was held today at the
department. Of commerce and labor on
( opinion recently submitted to the
! esident by Attorney General Bona
q $rte on the South Carolina immigra-
q }on case. Tt appears clear in the
{Eew of the officials of the depart
'RsS }lnt of commerce and labor that the
SSS;torney Generals opinion sustains
.We opinion Of the department, that
SSY33ne immigrants landed at Charleston,
SyS. c., last November are legally in
skhis country.
81 It is not so clear, however, that un-
or law, other immigrants whose pas
ice to this country is paid either by
ates or by individuals, acting for
I,,s,tes, may be landed in America be-
Sre July next, when the provision
IS the new immigration law goes into
@fect. Those who participated in the
Hnference today were Secretary
Ak raus, Solicitor Earle, and Messrs.
arkcr and Larned, of the depart
+ Rhent of commerce and labor, and AS
4sistant Attorney General Cooley, Of
4 he department of justice.
D HIt was not until today that the full
A fxt of Attorney General Bonaparte's IS
II fpinion was available. The depart
Enent of commerce and labor desires
- obtain a definite Interpretation Of
he law, because several Southern
tates have delegated to agents the
ork Of securing immigrants who will
a35ate within their borders. 1t ap-
sHIears problematical whether under
Ikthe present law the states have the
&ight to induce immigration, except
3 by advertising. 1t is quite certain
E|Rhat after July 1 they will not have
he right, but among the lawyers who
A,ave examined Attorney General
'RMaparte's opinion there is divis-
,.ay Of opinion as to whether immi-
NGants cannot be brought to this
ss8untry now by the assistance of
/ Sates.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-12
Slaughter of the Birds.

Some one advances the idea that
man may be driven from the face Of
the earth by the encroachments of the
insect tribe. ...... ..........
He might have said that this
fantastic notion came to him as the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-23
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
+. de cazar, hernano mfo, repuso ella.

-Pues de cazar, hernano mio repuso ella
La caza en- Ia orila del rio en- la selva.
Senior, mi halC6n ha puesto persegur faiSan
momeno en- que habamos quedado aas
yer la garza ZEAL
Y id6nde esta el fasan?
-Vedlo hermoso macho, verdad?
Ali iah! depu6s de cogido el fasan tpor que no ha
beis vendo reunros nmgo? dijo Carlos
Porque habfa drigido vuelo hacia e parque sehor
dc que cuando heos vueo baa haca margenss
rio hemos media egua delane nosotros suen
do hacA sev ntonces hemos pueso nuesos cabaos
lop para acanzaos pu fernando parte de comva de VueS
Mesad hemo quedo prvanos de agradab
pAnia
Y iodos esos cabaleros tambitn han sdo cOnvidados
repuso Carlos
Que cabaleros? respondi6 Enrique echando una mrada
interrogadora suyo.
-Eh! vuestros hugonotes! pardez! do Carlos en- todo
case, 81 aguno los ha ntitado he sdo yo
No, senior respondio Enrq pero puede haber Edo el
senior de Alsncon
Ell sehor de Alencon ic6mo es ESQ.,
Yo' exclam6 el duque
Eth ST. hermano mio Carlos anunciaSteis
que erals de Navarra Pues ben los hugonote que
peddo po y venen daro las gacas po haber acepado
al por haberosa ConCeido No veldad eores
ST isl! gritarOn ytinle la viva duque de
Aleneon viva e rev Carlos
Yc soy de los hugonotes djo Francisco padecsn.
do de c6era despueS, uirlHdo s0sayo Carlos anado
espero 10 serlo
No mporta diO Carlos sabes Enrique que encuentrO
muy extrafo todo estoo
Senor dijo de Navarro frmeza Dios me 10 per
done pero cuaquea dd Iue cuy sflendo inteogaoro
Y 81 20 djs>e que os tut. RI g" ique respondeas
Que 20 Te senior do EaIique stive1,
pOfque la e nacmento 10 da la meatad
que contesaa heImano amigo pero iamas Tin uez
Sin embargo, mumur6 Carlos, desearia ssber que
en- vida
Que usgan aqu al sehor de Mouy dio de AencOu y lO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-23
OTRAS NOT|C|lS
Reunion de Ia Junta es-
collar de San Juap.
Reorganiz;. cion.
JUIClOS POR JURADOs
Honras funebres en- Manati.
Condemns extinguidas en-
el Dep6sito municipal.

Esta noche Sc reunira la Jun
ia eseolar de San Juan para tratar
varias cuestiones, entire elias, seg1n
Sc nos informa, la reorganization
de las escuelas de esta ciudad para
el proximo curse.
-Tenemos noticias de Manati
de que han sido TN ceremonial luci
disimo las honras f1nebres llevadas
4 cabo Ell aquella iglesia por el des-
canso del alma de la que fue respe-
table seiiora dofia Conception Co.
llazo de Calaf.
DG-EN Ell CLUB de F Kehrhahn
y Co., as San Francisco, Sc venden dos
relojes de orc cada semana, entire 50
socios, abonando 70. so 8 $1.oo sema-
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo uno
don Antonio Lazaga, socio No so.
Hoy cumplieron sus conde-
mas en- el deposito municipal Fran.
cisco Ortiz y Petra Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-23

70 sobrante habia en- las caias!
Dentro de algxnos dias todo Sc
aclarara, segun creemos. Con6a-
mos mucho en- la rsctitud y capaci-
dad del Investigator Official. Pero
no se crsa que este asunto VI 4 dor
mirse. Sizes precise que Ia Corte
de Justicia intervenga, estanos dis
puestos para clio.
rs precise guitar algunas mas
caras y las quitaremos. Pueden
Hover amenazas sobre nuestra ca
beza. Nuestra campafa cesar&
cuando veamos & cierto qratero de
levitaO ocupando sitio en- las gale
ras de las carceles.
UN CoNTRIBUYRNrE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-23

para hacer varios negocios, entire
ellos la compra del establecimiento
de mercancias que perteneci6 a don
Rogelio Rodriguez; y que suponien.
do que una investigation Official Sc
haria por el Gobierno para averi.
guar los hecbos, Sc gestion6 el to-
mar a prestamos esa cantidad.
Sc habla de que al efecto Sc
trabajo con I'm individuo de la ba-
jura que tiene una fnca en- la mis-
ma para que la hipotecara, y, con-
forme este, Sc obtuvieron por este
medic mil y pico de pesos. Falta-
ban setecientos y pico. Entonces,
el padre pontico del alcalde, para
salvar q este de responsibilities,
gestlon6 la hipoteca de una fnca
que poSee ell el Darrlo del sGuaya
bab, negocio que Sc dice Sc realizt
el marteS catorce del corriente COZ
don Narciso Arabia, de Ponce, an
tie el Notario Seiior Salicrup. D
| modo que cuando lego el Investi
} gador el dinero habia sido repuel
to. iEs este cierto?
| Es precise que Sc investigue
5 Sc aclare. Basta va de tanta inmo
A ralidad. Y luego Sc dice que de,
e pues de practicada la investigated
a Ell la tesoreria todo estuvo correc
o to. Tan correcto, que hasta din,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-23
0[SDE JUANA-9|Az
Fraudcs con1probados.
Una investigation EN-
el Ayunta .niento.
MALA ADMINISTRATION
Chanchullos y otras cosas.
Nuestra campana Ire.
mos hasta el fin.

Mayo 2I.-No pensabamos ocu-
parnos de los asuntos que afectan
a la administration municipal, has
ia tanto que el Investigator Official,
que Sc halla entire nosotros desde el
nliarcoles ounce del corriente, diese
su informe al Gobernador. Pero
como, al parecer Sc trata de tergi-
versar los hechoS, y hacer aparecer
como responsables de los fraudes-
hechos probados "a personals ex-
traiias a la administration, es pre-
ciso, indispensable, que nuestra voz
humilde pero honrada, Sc levants,
y caiga-s nuestra fusta sobre los
ineptos eincapaces que han conver-
lido la alcaldia en- una casa conner
cial de .negocios especulativos.
Oiganos el honorable Goberna-
dor Post. No es justo que este pue.
bio, que tiene grandes intereses, este
a merced de individuos que en- su
"inocenciaS manihestan que han de
jado robar y que no son culpables
de clio, puesto que NADIA han toma
do de las cantidades malanente ha
bidas. Ese alcalde que dice lie har
robado, es un inepto administrado,
de los intereses plblicos, y es preci
tBo SUI Immediate destituci6n. Is,
contador que ha librsdo esas can't
dades robadas, es uh inepto emplea
do que no sabe culnplir con su de
Der y debe separarsele acto segud'
para impedir mayores perjuicios
Vengan hombres honrados que n
Sc dejen robar. Vengan honbre
honrados que no tomen los dinero
del pueblo para hacer lucrativos
esplendidos negocios.
Y acerca de este, recojamc
una version que CORE de boca e
boca y que es precise que la como:
ca ell Gobernador, para que Sc We
como .andan las cosas por nuestl
+ pueblo.
Sc dice, y hay motives pal
suponer algdn fuudamento a es
.. dichos, que a raiz de la denunc
A contra la administration, el alcal,
debla a la Tesoreria municipal
j. suma de $1,000 que habla toma,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-23
ENTERAMENTE Ora IT'S


d SEA usted recibir hon rrrs y ha-
cerce de dinero; 81 desea listed l'e.
var animation y regocijo al seno
de la familia y al circulo de sus
amigos, y 81 desea listed ganarse
las simpatlas de todas las se1ioras Y
senoritas y hacer que todos sus
amigos le cousiIeren como un ser
privilegiado, iuteligente y hsto y
que solicitor siempre su presencia
en- sus reuniones y tertulias, escri-.
ba hoy mismo q la Rochester Aca-
my of Arts, solicitando un ejem-
plar del interesante libro titula.
do sI.AS MARAVILLAS DIR LA
MAGIA MODERNAD que, como
va hemos dicho, esa institution dis
tribuye absolutamente gratis.
Su solicitud puede hacerla bien
por medic de una carta cerrada 6.
tarjeta postal, teniendo cuidado de
enviarla bien frauqueada y de es.
cribir con claridad su nombre y di-
recci6n. Considcrando el interes
que ha despertado esta oferta en- el
publico, y teniendo en cuenta el IL
mitado ndmero de ejemplares, 81
desea usted obtener gratis uno de
estos libros, escriba sin perdida de
tempo a esta direction:
ROCHESTER, ACADEMY OF.
ARTS, Dpto, 4 S, Box 558, Ro-
chester, N. Y, E. U. de A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-23
0P0RTuN|0AO

Sc subarrienda por cuatro me-
ses, de IS de JUNO en- adelante, la
casa que ocupa en- Santurce el senior
Mufioz Rivera. Tiene sala, come
dor, seis dormitorios, dos banos,
BALCONIES sobre la carretera, amplias
galerfas al este y al oeste, jardin y
patio muy extenso, cochera, caba.
lleriza, servicio abundante de luz
electrica y aqua, telefono, arboles
frutales, etc. Sc cedera, amuebIada
como Sc encuentra, por el mismo
precio que paga hoy de alquiIer
fseg1n contrato, sin cargar NADIA poi
el uso de los muebles Oportunidad
para familia de San Juan 8 del in
terror que desee pasar en- sitio muy
fresco y saludable, altededores de
la capital, la pr6xima temporal,
de verano.
Informes ell LA DRMocRAcIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-23
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmero 1o4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy centrico.
Pr6ximo al subway, 4 los elevados,
a los carros electricos de Amster-
dam, Columbus, Broadway, 7: y g.
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel Me-
ne AntOinttte, donde esta el Cln6
Ibeyo AmS' tcGnO, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele-
gante, Cocina americana y espahola.
lnsvalacion completamente nueva.
Tres bafos. Pfdanse informes q la
administration de LA DEMocRA.
CIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-23

1.A ROCHESTER ACADE-
MY OF ARTS, lie Rochester, N.
y, una de las institu mes mas re
nombradas de 10, EstadoS Unidos,
Sc ha pr0nueSto pr0pagar Ell los
paises hispono americanos los va
llosos como >imientos del misterioso
y tascluante arte de Magia, y con
ese fin Sc ha dispuesto distribuir en-
ire los paises donde Sc habla el es-
pafiol $4,000 ejemplares de su libro
LAS MARAVILLAS DE LA
MAGIA MODERNAp. Este in
teressnte hbro es el mas claro y ex.
plicativo que hasta ahora Sc ha da-
do 4 luz sobre los secretos de Ia
magia. Adelnas de estar luiosa.
mente impreso y adornado con pro.
fusion de fotograbados, contiene
una resefia historical de la magia
desde los tielnpos mas remotos has.
ia nuestros dias, y describe de Ia
manera mas explicita los secreto.
de la magia antigua y moderua, in
clusives aquellos-de las mas bonita.
suertes que a1u no han sido pre-
sentadas en- p1blico.
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