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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-12-16

To keep clean and healthy take DR.
Pieree'e Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels and stomach.-Adv.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-12-16

hypnotized says it made him feel Jug
like it does when my wife makes M
her mind"
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-12-16

No Room for Flattevy.
This photo doesn't fatter you q
Bit"
How could it,"
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-12-16

Slashed cloth skirts over velvet q
SILK are a charming fashion.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-12-16

A wonap's birthday is q fact, but
Ter ago is fiction,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-12-16

florist shops will be compelled to
carry kneeling cushions about with
them, as an aid toward adjusting, at
the proper place, the beautiful anklet
bouquet The most attractive flow
ers for this purpose are the rose,
sweet peas, and chrysanthemum; the
last named must, however, be removed
from the cabbagehead variety. That
may do on the six-cylinder anklet, but
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-12-16

But too many people get into an ~
Eumeut who have p~-n'ng to say.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-12-16

Important 70 MotnoPe
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTOR1A. safe and sure remedy for
Infants and children, and see that It
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24

Rome. May 24--A formal declara- ton Of war, effective today, has been made by Italy against Austria Hungary, and several sharp skirm- ishes have already taken place be- tween the outposts Of the two ar nies on the frontier.
 The Austrian ambassador in this clty nas been given his passport while the Italian ambassador at Vienna has been recalled. The Turk isa ambassador and his staff are also leaving this city for COnstan- tinopIe.
 A general mobilization order has been issued by the Italian war de- pertinent and the people when they were informed of 1t, loudly cheered r3g army and navy, which are both ready to report for active service.
 It has been reported in this city that the German and Austrian governments have prevented 3O,- vU0 Italians from leaving their Lrlr tories. The rumor has created a profound sensation, but its truth is very much doubted.
 Eighty Austrian and German yes sels, valued at $2O,COO,OOo, in termed at Italian ports, have been seized by the government.
 Ten thousand men were re- cyuited iu this city today.
 General Cadornas has been ap- pointed Italian chief Of staff on tue frontier, while General CareYa will se the second in command.
 Y a,na, May 24--Emperor Franz Josc0R today issued e proclamation in which he characterized Italy as a new and treacherous enemy to Austria.
 VNgfce, May 24-The Italian arseul.s here were attacked today by Austrian aeroplanes, but the airships were driven off before they cClld sdo any damage.
 Turin, May 24-Inormation has been received here that no newspa- per correspondents whatever are to be allowed within the Italian amy lines.
 Vancouver, B. C., May 24 - There is much excitement among
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24
LORD CHURCHILL
 LEAVES CABINET

London, May 24-LOrd Ran dolph Churchill, recently ap- pointed Secretary to India, today resigned from the Brit iah cabinet. It is believed Churchill would not accept the po- sit!on on account of the coalition of parties in that body the other day.
 Russia, England and France have issued a joint statement that they will punish the Porte of Turkey for the massacres that are now taking place in Armenia. Advices received here give out the informa- tion that whole towns have been depopulated by assassination.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24

laW-aDlolng peopIe.
 At the hour of going to press, 5 o'clock p. m., 270 votes had been cast at the municipal "wet" or dry" election, out of a possible ,o- tai of 3S4.
 A ten pound baby girl was born a! o'clock D. m. yesterday at the Portland House. to MT. and Mrs Sam Barni of Carcross. MT. Barni is employed ou the railroad section at that poiut. Dr. Gable was tue attending physician and reports all parties doing well.
 Jerry Quinlan, former conductor on the W. P. & Y. R. between Skagway and Whitehorse, and at the time of his resignation, a lit tie over a year ago, one Of the oldest employees on the line, is bere on his way to the westward having come up on the Northwest ern yesterday. His many Skagway friends gladly welcomed him back 10 his old northern home. MT Quinlan will remain for a week or ten days and will then continue or 10 his destination. lie is going in- to the vicinity of Ship creek with a party o$ four on prospecting trfp. The following passengers arrived In Skagway from Seattle on the Northwestern yesterday morning: R. G. Flech, F. Fenton, s. J. Spaulding, Geo. Poland, E. Walker, II. Timms, A. Mullinchardt, M. M. Locuey, H. E. Beedles, O. F. Rey- holds and wife, J. Merifield, Ole Nelson, Robt. Cans. Geo. Janson, J. M Morris, D. F. purdy, J. c. Davis, pr. s. Wilson and wife, Wm. Turn bull, Mrs. J. Folsom, Tony Mobers, A. Walbert, I. Ness. c. J. Hawks, L. Higgins, w. Curtin, Mrs. M. Moore, Mrs. L. N. Hargrave. S. F. Roberts, W. J. Urquhart. K. L. Asquith, H. W. James, J. A. Con- nelly, Wm. ShillIuglow, E. A. James, J. Perry, F. Morrison, A. Cuthbertson, F, Seman.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24
FORMAL DECLARATION OF WAR
 BECAME EFFECTIVE TODAY

tho Italian residents of this city, and many of the able bodied men have expressed a determination to return to their native land and take part in the great struggle the home government is now engaged in
 Berlin, May 24-Germany today formally declared war against Italy
 The Russian man-Of-war, Winte- lermnu is reported to have been sunk today in the Black Sea with a lnss of 1400 lives.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24
SHORT LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
 AND OCCURRENCES OF INTEREST

The City of Seattle will be in from seattle at g o'clock D. m. to- morrow with 20 passengers and S5 tons ct freight.
 The steamer Cleaner will leave Caribou for Atlin on the arrival or the northbound train at that place tomorrow afternoon.
 Mrs. J. Howard, Mrs. l. Lobe and J. Baker. all of Juneau, F. Holcher and Geo. Poland of seattle came in on the Northwestern yes terday.
 The Mayor. having q little leis- ure on his hands at 1l:59 thlS morning, went to the polls and put in bis vote on the wet and "dry question that is agitating Skagway.
 Joe Nichols of Vancouver, B. G. .P. U. stuart of London, w. G. Pierce of St. Paul, Minn., Frank Parrish and c. H. Hills of Seat tie came in on the Alameda from the westward this morning.
 Capt. Wm. Turnbull of Nah- couver, B. C., one of the best known and most competent of Upper Iu- kon river steamboat men, is here on his way to WhiteAorse to take command of the White Horse, of the B. Y. N. fleet. He came in on the Northwestern yesterday.
 The picnic party that went over to Burro creek early Sunday morn inc after the Barn Dance at the dock. had a delightful outing, but came back to Skagway late yes te.rday afternoon !n q rather moist condition on account of being caught in the sudden shower that came up about i o'clock.
 The lumber for the new side walks which the town council re- gently ordered built, came in on the freighter Seward q few days ago, and is now being scattered along the streets where 1t is to be usel by teams, preparatory to the commencement of work on this much needed improvement
 The Northwestern arrived in Skagway from Seattle at 5:25 sun day morning with 45 passengers for this port and quite lot of freight. She sailed from here at 1l:35 a. m., having on board Mrs. Ethel Ashcroft and daughter for Seward A. W. Newbury uf the Hargraye Mining & Engineering Co.,, for Cor doYa, and D. Thomas and Dan Rice for Valdez.
 The Alameda arrived in Skagway at 1:S5 this morning with eight passengers and 20 tons of ac- cumulated interior mail from the towns to the westward. The mail had to be transferred over thew. P. & Y. R. on account of the al- most impossible condition of the trails from the coast 10 the interior in that section ot Alaska. There were two people left for the south when the boat sailed at 2:40 a m.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24

end of the room had been placed sev- eraI swings, which were in con start use by the juvenile visitors. It was in this section of the build ing, where, about F o'clock mid night, an appetizing lunch was sJread and coffee served. The Skagway brass band furnished excel lent music, and the affair did not break up until an early hour in the -norning. The motor car of the w. P. & Y. R., was run at short
 T tervals between town and the dock, carrying down free of charge all those who desired to go, and later bringing them back to the point of departure. The receipts the evening approximated S175.
 From the best information We tsa obtain there will be a good crowd of excursionists come up from Juneau, Douglas and the Gastin- eau Channel towns on the Mariposa n"xt Friday to go over Whitehorse on tle special train leaving skagway on the morning of tho 2sth at 6:30 o'clock. Ft. W. H. Seward will all so be on hand with a ball team and . good contingent of rooters for the home play CTS, and the skagway brass band, the w. P. ball team, as well as large number of peo- Dle from here, will go over to our neighboring Canadian town to make a friendly call. which has been the annual custom for the past IT years. Notwithstanding the coming international baseball tourna ment is simply to be considered as such, and not as an observance of the Canadian national holiday, 1t is thought there will be fully as manv people from this side of the international boundary participate as have in the years that have gone, and before the pail of war
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24
THE AUSTRIANS
 ON DEFENSIVE

Petrograd, May 24-The Aus trjans are now said to be on the defensive in Galicia, their opera tions consisting chiefly of counter attacks on the Russians.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24

MIS- tIduh SulltCOOl WILL AOb maintain her At Home" on the fourth Wednesday of this month, as has been her custom, as she is busy practicing with her pupils for piano recital, which will be giy- en Tuesday evening, June 1st at E!xs' hall, to which all friends of the children are cordially invited. Gegiuning with the fourth Wednes- day in June, Mrs. Suffecool will be giaI to have her friends call on that date.
 At the Popular Picture Palace tonight, for the first time in the history of Skagway, the people Niu have an opportunity to witness genuine circus performance i'll .heir home town. It is true that all those taking part in it will ap- pear upon a screen ill the exhibition of their feats of skill and daring, pu t will prove none the less interesting and exciting for all that. The regular price of admission will be charged, 25c for adults and lOc for children.
 Tuck Flaherty yesterday received tie sad news of tue death of his sister. Mrs. c. F. Roehr, which had just occurred at her home in Seat t'e. Six years ago Mrs. Roehr lived it. SKagway several months, and was well known to many of the people now living here. At the time of her death sLe was A years of age and leaves three children, aged from to Il years. Her moth CT and brother Harry were with her at the time of passing away.
 "The Sea Wolf," dramatiza- tion of one of Jack LOndon's most famous stories, Will be presented in : reels at the Nugget Movies to- night. For the reason that the films for this play will have to be sent to the interior tomorrow morn ing, the management of the Nugget Movies has decided to postpone the second presentation of the tenth in stallment of "The Million Dollar Mystery" which was on the screen last night, until Tuesday, when the entire program given Sunday night will be repeated
 The Barn Dance" at the new main warehouse on the dock Satur- day nihgt, for the benefit of the W. r. hospital fund, was the social event of the season. In one end of the immense building, which is SJX2OO feet, large dancing space mad been separated from the rest of the floor by a band stand built [ in crescent shape out of bales of hay across the center of the room. On the end and two sides of the space thus reserved was a double tier in height of bales of hay placed along the walls and in front of these a single tier of bales, each of the tiers being used as seats by the dancers, of whom there was a large a large number, and also by the spectators, of whom there was an cually big crowd. In the lower
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24
THF TRIPLE ALLIANCE IS BROKEN BY ITALIANS
.DR. HALL GETS !. LIMIT FOR CRIME

Fairbanks, May 22--Judge Chas. E. Runnell gave Dr. N. F. Hall the limit permitted by law when he sen- tenced him to six months in jail a..d to pay a fine of $500.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24
4 SUBMARINE
 SINKS VESSEL

Paris, May 24-A German sub marine is reported today to have sunk two torpedo boats and two transports, one of the latter load ed with troops bound for the Oar danelles.
 The allies are now using respira- tors successfully against the Ger man gas bombs being used by the latter in the engagements in France and Belgium.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24

cast it's blighting shadow over the homes of a peaceful, contented and law-abiding people.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-24

Vancouver, B. C., May 24 - There is much excitement among
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-16
Ell PROBLEAIA DEL SECRETARIO
DE ESTAD0.
Viene de Ia pagina 8.

de SUI pucstO. Para las tareaS extra
Ordinarias de la guerra. es I'm de-
sastre. una humiliation para 81 mis-
mo y para TODD el pueblo nOrLP-a-
mericano. Drsmiente la Vieja maxi
ma de que las grandes crisis pro-
Queen grandeS hOmbres. Mr.. Bryan
No Is. cn rigOr. Otra % que un
provincianO simpalico pero de cri-
Irrio POGO ampIiO. En- frcnte de
hOmbrcS como Grey de lnglaterra.
SaZOnOff de Russia. O Na6n tie la
Argentina. Mr.. Bryan reSultaria
Un niHO mimadO e ignOrante.. Ell
prrsitigiO que los ESiadOS UnldOS
r~on>"rvcn al lerminar Ia guerra.
Srri birn POGO. 81 continue en- ma
nos dc IN hOmbrc cOnOcidO en- to-
dO 81 mundO pOr Su bcn6vOIa inep-
iIlud. Estos son tiempOs FL que
ri PrrSidrnIr n~eccsila I'm Secreta-
rio de- Eslado que 10 ayude, no
IN hOmbrc 4 QIien tenga que ayu-
dar......
lei pals tai vez cienla dercc
"EI pals tat vcz sienta que tiene
dcr"rho a pedir la rcnuncia tie Mr..
Bryan. .Prro sabemos que no
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.

n. Lewis, habitacion de cuatro pie
zas, Essez Street, block 1915; $1,000
Mrs. E. O'Neal, adici6n, Dawson
Street, block 564; $500.
Campbell-Petty Lumber Company,
cuatro casas de dos pleas, South Flo
res Street; $500.
Louis Tapin, casa de una pieza,
Veracruz Street, block Gil; 500.
], A. Covey, habitaci0n de siete
pleas, Yale Avenue, block 31S6;
$4,000.
Hebrew Cemetery, reformas, State
Street, block 1875 Y 62O5; $500.
NJ. barrymore, adici6n, block 2O18,
$500.
r. Shoaf, adicion, Marshall ST.,
block 966; $500.
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FL campo esti cubicrtO de
caulyprcS.

FL terr@nO que esta entire 81 ca
mino del fcrrocarril y la orilla del
rio Bravo. Sc dice que cstaba COM
plciamcnlc cubicrlO de carrancis-
las mucrtos y heridoS, purS la reti-
rada de los viIlistas no fuG sino una
'slrala%rma para atracrSe al enc
migO que crcyGndoIo diczmado o EN-
vrrdadrra retirada Sc p%rccipit6 so
brc de Fl sin s~Ospcchar que en- una
vuella del canine habia gran MI
nero lie villislaS que hicierOn fuc-
20 sobre de cIios. dcjando Sembrado
de cadaveres y heridos ei terrenO.
a>i como de GuSiIcS. cintOs y par
que.
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DIVERSAS.

Don Quiiote de Ia Mancha. La obra
maestro de Ia literature espanola.
Edici0n de lujo $500
Ell Martir del G6lgota. Hermosa obra
basada en- Ia vida del Redentor del
Mundo. Tn tonic grande, muy bien
empasIadO .S4.OO
La Dana de las CameliaS 800. Csc
Los MaridOS Infames, ? tomos SOC
Ell Periquillo Sarniento. Famosa no
vela meXicana ........... zoe
Ell Jorobado. Noyela de mucha SEN
Los Siete Pecados Capitales, 2 to-
mos grandes .Si.5o
Memorials de IN ReyolucionariO. Obra
que pinta en- tOdOS sus horrores Ia
tiranla TuSa Ioc
Carmen. Historic de un coraz6n.
HermOsa novela meXicana q. S5c
Historic de Robinson Crusoe. LibrO
que DrOyOCa ~iHtenSaS emociOnes,
poroue seduce la maravillosa hiSto-
ria de Robinson. EdiciOn de lujOS2.00
Los Ultimos DiaS de Pompeya. Una
de las obras mas intereSantes de Ia
epoca romano, cuyaS coStuInbres
describe acknowledgements. $500
Gil Bias de Sa~ntillana. Obra c-aslca
ensalzada por tratadistas inteligen-
ties. Edicion de lujo $4,000. $500
Los Dramas del AdulteriO. Conmove-
dora narration de Carolina Inverni-
ZIO, tOmoS oOc
Los AmOres Malditos. Obra de Ia mis-
ma autora. , tomos ........ soc
II 49, a.. To- Nr,arsas NnT-alp Cln-
timental, t tomoS. tela. .S3.25
El Inferno de los Celos, i tOmOS IN
pastadOS en- tela ........ .$3.25
La Mujer Adultera. Obra que ha con-
movido a aquellas personals que han
recOrrido sus bellisimas paglnas. i
tOmOS, tela $50
El Condo de MontecristO, con su con-
tinuaci6n, La Mano del Muerto,'
8 tomos grandes, con ilustraclO-
mes $50
Oscar Y Amanda. C~ODmoyedora move
Ia amorOSa, , tOmOS .Sl.Zo
La Hija del Cardinal ........ 75c
Los Tres MosqueterOs, o Su CONT
nuaci6n, "VeIute Amos Despues' y
FL Yizcoude De Bragelone'. .S2.75
E~xpiaci0n, 0 eI Martirio de Una Ma
Dire quo
Genoveva de Brayante ....... Csc
Pablo Y Virginia .......... zoe
Amor Sublime. Hermosa novela me
yicana Observation-Disclosures. 75c
Los NisreriOS de Ia lnqulsiclon. 75c
FL Judic Errante ........... zoe
La Juventud de Enrique w.. .$l.0O
Flor de Passion. Noyela de amor soc
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S.

Alversa Ramirez, edad 6 meses,
Rock Quarry; convulsiones.
Atanasio Lizardo, edad SO amos,
91S South Laredo Street; tuberculo-
sis.
Sra. A. Barrera, edad 4S amos,
HospitaI de la Ciudad; nefritis.
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Tn mOyimientO dc fIancO hechO
DOR los VilIiStaS.

HabiendO hechO TN mOVimlentO
de fiancO los VilIiSIas Sc eucOntra-
ron con los carrancistas que habian
SaIidO de MalamOrOS I'll un tren.
que habian deiadO a dos millas.
FL cOmbate dur6 dos hOras. Los
.villislaS cSlaban OcultOS traS de u
mas trincheras que tcnian prepare
das de antemanO.
CuandO los carrancistaS nOtarOn
que habia caido en- una embOScada,
Sc re~gresaron ;nmediatamente a to-
mar el tren, VOlEi6ndOse rapidamen-
tc al interior de las trincheras.
siendo perseguidOs hasta ALI por
los viliistas.
Las pGrdidas de los villistas Sc
estiman Ell treinta muertos y como
igual nimero de heridOs. Tn canon
que habia sidO cOlOcadO a 10 largo
de la via cerca de La ROsita hizo
yarios disparos sobre los carrancis-
tas que Sc retiraban.
Personals que estaban en- este ladC
Observance Ell mOyimiento del COM
bate manifiestan que algunos ca
rrancistas, al retirarSe hacia Malta
moroS. llcvan a~travezados en- su:
cabal!os muchos heridos.
| Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Sc ejercera una extricta vigilancia so.
bre los buques alemanes.

LAS PALMAS, Abril 2.-Proceden
es de uno de los apostaderos de Es-
pana, ha llegado a este puerto un
canonero, que viene a cooperar con
los demas buques de guerra que Sc
]ancuentran en- estas aguas, a Ia vigil
Iancia de los buques de bandera be-
.igerantes, y sobre TODD a e~jercer un
;~ervicio de policia sobre los buques
llemanes que estan aqui internados.
La noticia del hundimiento de los
Vapores "Aguila" y "Falaba" ha eau
sado sensation en- esta localidad, que
a bordo del primero venian 800 to-
neladas de carga para ell costume de
estas islas y en- ell "Fabala' sobre
2.400 sacoS de harina.
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POESIAS.

Poeslas de Antonio Plaza. Soc
Pa-.ouar!as. OJras poeticas de Ma
ulel II. Flores. 4Oc
Poes-as de Manuel Acuha. Aumenta-
tas con el hermoso drama Eel Pa
s4Go" 6Oc
Los IrOvadoreS de Mexico. HermOsa
collection de poesias dc nuestrOs me-
5Jres au-0res. 4 IL rustica. . 6Oc
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NACIMIENTOS.

Abril 13-Sr. y Sra. NJ. Contreras,
All West Nueva Street; TN nino.
Abril 14-Sr. Y Sra. Valerie, 9l9
South Flores Street; un nino.
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Ell GOBERNADOR MAYTORENA
REGRESA A N0GALES PARA d.
RIGW.. -.
Viene de la Pag. 4a.)

curse fOrzOso todoS los billetes que
hdyan sido resellados por ell 60
bicrnO del EstadO y que solo Sc ha-
ran effective el decrelo, para los
nuevos biIletes que Sc introduzcan
en ell terrilorio s%onOrense.
Ell CORRESpONSAL.
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OBRAs POETICAS DE PEA.

GlnJcs del Hogan .......... 35c
eoeslas EscoglIas ......... 6Oc
Il ArDa lel Amor SIPS
Flores del Alma .SI.25
Eo5as de Nargarita. Collection de
poe o. rc-,.me--aieS ...... S5c
Hog paLria. Edicion de lujo.SI.25
R~ec-rrlOs ) EsDeranzas. Edici0n de
Ito SIPS
Las GIOrias de Mexico. Collection de
c0mgosicio2es dedicadas . Ia patria
= a SIS heroes 75c
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Liberia de Ignacio z. Lozaro De 9s 7fAfA.
Ia - IS LCREDWADA,
Sc DEspACHAN PB CoRREo CON LOS GAsros PAGADos Ell MsMo Ola CUES ERECBE LA oRDE

tratos de ~personajes hist0ricos.S1.00
SacerdOte Y Caudillo. Obra r~eferen-
Je = IA Independence 5000. 75c
Los Insurgentes. Continuation del
relate de la insurTecci0n contra ES-
pana 75c
Memorials de IN Guerr:llerO. HistO-
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La Majestad Caida. Novela historical
Ge Ia TevOlucion MaderiSta soc
Epopeyas de mi Patria: Benito Jua-
rez: Ia Intervention Francesa; Ell
ImperiO; FL Triunfo de Ia Repubh-
ca; Memorials de Juan de DiOs Pc
~. Edicion de lujo ilustrada con
retratos ' vistas $500
Historic General de Mexico, por Ia
rate. Bien ~empastada ....... soc
Episodes NiiitareS MexicauOs. Obra
de intertS para los afectos q como
Ger nueStraS grandiosas lUchaS pOT
IA Gbertad. Trata de la Guerra de
Independence Y IA Invasion Ameri-
cana Dos tomos $3.50
Historic del Pueblo MeXicanO. So
berbio freshmen de historic patria,
cen nunerosOS grabadOs de viStas,
mouuuanLOS, ~retratos, etc. Dos to-
mos pasta tela $500
Historic de Mexico por Nerdia. desde
les primerOs Uiempos hasta IA caida
del segundO Imperio. Tn tOmO te-
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IiJsrrada con grabadoS ...... soc
De POrfIrio Diaz a Francisco MaderO.
Obra poitica de actualidad, por ell
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RELIGION.

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la A-Jceua. Devocioaarlo para las
Hllas oe Maria ........... 60c
-omu ---or General ........ Use
Fc.-elo L-Ea..e de Ia J]uyentud, o
DeEOc,9Gario del Cris,iano zoe
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Eaimes. Contiene logica, metafisi-
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ClyecIsmO dc Perseverance, ...Sl.OO
Los NarJires, o eI TriuufO de Ia ReN-
glgu l-ls,,.ua. LiorO cuya lectura
nos hace asls-ir q "a lucha de dos
ge-e,ac.oues c~onrrarias: la uno ar
mazda con los arreos dc Ia ferocidad.
; IL oJr2 con el Slmbolo reden-
tor .SZ.OO
I'll GeliO del Cr.sJiaUismo. Esta o5ra,
como Ia anterior, Is de las mejOres
para los hogares. AmDaS eSyan edi-
laIas q JOlO lujO $500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-16
Il NAL tempo persiste en- la costa
de Marruecos.

CADIZ, Abril LAS noticias que
;e tienen de la costa de Marruecos,
lcusan la persistencia del NAL ITEM
20 en- todas las posiciones en- la cos
a, sabiendose que en- ell territorio dc
-arache, no Sc tienen comunicaciones
naritimas desde hace % dias, por 10
nclemente del tempo, porque Sc hace
impossible la entrada de los buques
N ell puerto.