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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-29
TWO BARNS BURNED
on SUNDAY NIGHT
NEGRO LOSES CORN AND Ct1T-
TON SEED On THE M'DANIEE
FARM EAST OF TOWN.
Claims Fire Was u InccnuiAry ORR
gin Though Has No Clew -
20 Party Who Started Il.

There we're two fires II the coun-
IT to the east OF Waxahachie Snn-
day night Ore was the Guy Mar
tin ard j. Il Mcdonald barn. which
vas destroyed about 1:3o o'clock IN
the morning II contained ECO
bushels OF corn and 500 bushels of
oats Barn and contents total
loss.
The other fire was the barn OF
John Smith. colorcd. on the Mo
Daniel farm five miles east OF town.
This barn was burned earlier In tho
night. The barn was burned along
With 500 bushels OF corn and three
tons OF cotton seed. Smith claims
his barn was set on fire because the
odor OF ke-osene was very noticea-
Bile when he got up and went out to
see what the meaning Of the bright
light was.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-29

the Father has sent me 50 send !
you.
His Interpretation OF the mis-
sion OF the church was that Of the
Good Shepherd to bring the world
to God through Jesus Christ" In
substance he said:
THE mission OF Jesus Christ was
mission OF redemption. There was
ever before Him q vision Of the open
grave and cross. He came into the
world to save and to serve. When
he left the world he cast his man
tie Of service on the church. The
first lesson this text teaches is that
identical with the mission of Jesus
Christ the mission Of the church is
evangelistic in its message. re-
demptive in its purpose and univer-
sal In its scope.
THE second lesson this text
brings US that as the mission Of
Christ as the redeemer OF the world
called forth. from Him q three fold
service. so our mission as ambassa-
cer4 for Christ, likewise calls forth
from us the same service. which
service Is that OF prophet. priest
and q king. Christ was prophet,
He was heralded by God himself as
a prophet For the heavens opened
and the voice of father proclaim
ed This IS my beloved son in whom
Il am we'll pleased, hear We him.
Thus the father proclaimed that he
was sent with message to the
world. He was received by men as
prophet. for they said of Him. We
know thou art prophet sent from
God II was this prophet who said
to us AS the Father has sent me
so send ! you.' He also was a
priest, and as such the great apostle
Paul recognized Him speaking Of
Him as an apostle and high priest.
John the Baptist cleansed him
for his priestly service. II was this
priest who said to US As the Faith
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-29
|dE TEACHERS HOLD
l0sT HELPFUL MEETING
"a wINy OF WAXAHACHIE Is
named AS TREASURER AND
COMMITTEEMAN.
i Meeting Place Will Re Select.
: by Members OF Executive
Committee at Future
Date.

president s. l.. Hornbeak of
Unity and superintendent G. b.
Inn Of the city public schools took
active part In the State Teachers
betting at Corpus Christi last
eek, and were honored by APP
IMMINENT to responsible positions.
Ipt. VIM was elected treasurer of
association and made a member
the executive committee. while
!. Hornbeak served on the COM
tttee on resolutions. The meeting
described as one OF the most in
resting yet held. The matter of
Meeting the next meeting place
BIS placed in the hands of the ex-
Eutiye comittee.
In the resolutions adopted many
aluable suggestions are made
(uching upon the betterment of the
rblic school system of Texas, Some
4 the suggestions are as follows.
Proposition to BE Urged.
4 The provision by law for close
% expert supervision of schools OF
eeh county and the selection of the
eunty superintendent by the coun-
board OF education, this in order
Pat the rural schools may be as eff
ctiyely administered as are the
pools OF the towns and cities.
The support of the state normal
pools, the College of Industrial
Fts, the A. & NJ. College and the
e1as University by special state
y. thereby assuring adequate and
Ppendable revenue for those nee
|sary AGENCIES, for the improve
leht OF the common public schools,
20 Tor the development of the ma
lrlai. social and spiritual interests
Texas"
me convention refused to pass a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-29

nae. but no naa vou11 - fufthes
down toward the yates o. hel1 20
br,ng you back" This vas certainly
true OF the Lord Jesas. His con-
demnatson was terrible. but his conn
passion was wonderful. He had
com passion Tor the sorrowtnG:
"Now when he drew near to the
gate OF the city, behold, there wss
carried out one that was dead. the
only son OF his mother. and she was
widow: and much people OF the
city was with her. And when the
Lord saw her he had compassion on
her. and said unto her, weep not.
and he came nigh and touched the
bier: and the bearers stood still
And he that was dead sat up. and
began TO speak. And he gave him
TO his mother"
He had compassion for the suffer-
ing. And there cometh to him 2
leper, beseeching him, and kneeIing
down to him, and saying unto him,
III thou wilt. thou canst make me
clean And being moved with COM
passion, he stretched forth his
hand, and saith unto him; be thou
clean
He had compassion on the lost
but when he saw the multitude,
he was moved with compassion for
them because they were distressed
and scattered as sheep not having .
shepherd.
Every broken heart and fearful
eye: every aching limb and suffer-
ling nerve: every SHINING, straying
soul appealed to his compassion
his suffering love.
:; Confidence in What He Could do
With Amy Man.
Fraternal orders select their
membership; commercial organiza-
I tons seek for the best: schools look
out the brightest; but the Son OF
| God cries "Whosoever will let him
come" They that are strong have
no need of a physician. but they
that are sick. come not to
call the righteous but sinners TO re-
pentance.
| We would not have selected the
demoniac of Gadara rs good materi.
al from which to mako mission
airy, but Christ did. That coarse
crude fisherman from the common
walks OF life did not look like an
apostle, when Christ first met him
but three years companionship made
/ him the chief of the apostles. A
| Scotch drunkard saw picture Of
the Saviour hanging in saloon. He
i thought it not fit place for 1t. SC
bought 1t and carried to his home
1t wakened memories of mother and
other days, and he surrendered e
the Christ. That is what Christ II
constantly doing: laying hold Of this
lowest and making them the best.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-29
MISSION Or CHURCH
IS SERMON SUBJECT
"AS THE FATHER HAS SENT ME
SO SEND YOU" IS THE
TEXT.
Sunday Sermon by Pastor d. b. Bell
Is Pleasing Discourse at First
Presbyterian Church.

Pastor d. B. Bell OF the First
Presbyterian church on Sunday
preached most interesting sermon
on the Mission OF the Church. He
took as his text the 21st verse of
the twentieth chapter of John. AS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-29

resolution pledging mild sup
port" to woman suffrage. p. w.
Horn of Houston took the lead in
the fight against this resolution, de-
claring that the question was one
that should not have been put be-
fore the teachers association, as ii
is a political question purely The
motion to table the resolution pass
ed by considerable majority.
To State Superintendent w F.
Doughty the association paid flat
tering tribute, expressing in resolu-
ton its qualification with the in
creased efficiency of the State De
partment of Education" under his
administration, an administration
that has expanded the scope Of the
department and strengthened its
service in behalf of the schools of
the people.
Other resolutions passed by the
convention were:
Indorsing the Nationwide cam
paign inaugurated by the Southern
Conference on Education and Indus
try in cooperation with the United
States Bureau of Education, OF
which the Hon. ]. l.. McBrien is
the representative, and recommend
ing the appointment of one dele
gate from each county of the state
to attend the next conference, to be
held in New Orleans in April, 1916.
Endorses Industrial Subjects.
Indorsing the Incorporation II
the literature OF the public schools
Industrial subjects and referring in
this to the work Of Judge V. w
Grubbs OF Greenville.
Indorsing the holding Of q State
institute for County Supefintend-
ents, TO be called by the State Su-
perintendent and TO be under his
direction.
Commenting the Texas School
Journal.
Approving of law providing ior
free public kindergartens.
The committee submitting the
resolutions was composed of Presl-
dent c. L. Evans of West Texas
Normal. DR.. s. L. Hornbeak OF
Waxahachie. Superintendent M. II.
Moore of Fort Worth and K. j.
Tighe of FL Paso and DR.. C. A.
Nichols OF Georgetown.
The forenoon session was fea-
tured in addresses by DR. W. A.
Davis Of the State Board of Health,
discussing Public Health Essen
tials to Ehieiency; by President n
! Waters of the Kansas Agricultur-
a, College on Agricultural Eduea-
ton" and by Superintendent +. W.
Horn of the Houston city schools on
..The Junior High school
Mr.. Horn gave but a brief outline
of his report to the meeting more
elaborate form 10 be presented III
the minutes. He pointed out as
progressive accomplishments Tor the
vaar the passage Of the Sl,ooo'oVV
appropriation for rural shoois' the
compulsory school attendance Ia"
and the free textbook law the IN
creased authority given county edu-
cational boards. the REORGANIZATION
~ the State Department OF hauoa-
ton the reorganization OF the
Gainesville school for boys the eS-
enlistment of a state school ioi
wavward girls at Gainesville, the es-
,ah,isbment of school for feeble
minded children at Aus'in' 'He
raising of entrance requirement.
Tor normal schools. the est''"sn'
,o.nt Of Junior high schools. the 'n-
creased attention being given -
nnys,eal education. the incren.e'
oe,iy,t, of psrent-teacher n.s'.i.
,,ons the establishment OF o ini'
tour-~.sr coufse for the Rice ih'''
49,. =, gou.ton and ths Opening OF
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
MADE HIM HOPEFUL

81. MADE HIM HOPEFUL
eyes, she rejected me, but she did
it in most encouraging way"
~"How was that?"
GAS went away she pointed to the
footprints that ! had made on the
carpet and said, The next time you
come to propose to me want you
to wipe your shoes Clean"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
UNcoNVINcED

''No, to illustrate the roundness tof
the EARTH" said Columbus, 81 will
show you an egg"
"That doesn't convince me-" re-
piled the court astronomer. eff you
had waited till the egg became an
omelet it would prove that the earth
is fiat. Washington Star.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
Ell CHARACTER DE LA MUJER JUZ
GADA POR SUS GUSTOS.

Las ninas a quienes GUSTAV los pa
iaros, son ~aficionadas al canto y a la
musica. Y tienen un dido musical.
Las que tienen mucho amor por los
ioros Y los pericos, son amigos de la
conversation, del lenguaje disparata-
do de los ninos y de la murmuracion.
Las que GUSTAV de los nihos y mi
man, son las orosa
Las que aborrecen a los nlnos y sc
enfadan con sus lloros, no han naci-
do para ell hogan.
Las que son descuidadas en- su
aseo personal, indican mucha igere-
"a de ~caracter y poca estimation de
81 mismas; y ven col indiferencia su
honor.
Las u son aseadas y limpias y
amigos de la laboriosidad y de la ms
t~ruccion, haran buenas madres de ia
milia.
Estas son las que Sc deben buscar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

Don Alfonso NH Ina rnyiadO .
Cordova. y a la region mimera d.,
Cabeza de Bucy. al general Amanda.
qu" fIgura IN Su ruario militar.
para que dc visu conoZca la >itua-
zion cn que :" cncucntran las ia
miIiaS obrcras que han perdido deu
dos IN la reciemtr explosion de la
nina. y las que han quedado sir
trabajo, Il fin de hacer donativOs
que satisfagan las ncccsidades de-
momento.
SegtIn las liltimas noticiaS reel
bidas de C6rdova. conlinian los
trabajoS, sin que 81 haya degrade
81 halIazgO dc aIgunoS de- los mi
neros que qucdaron sepultados ba-
jo los cscombros de la nina.
FL general Amanda ha dado cucn-
Ia al rey del cstado de los nccesi-
tadOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
IPidicndO traLajO.

Almcria, Mario l5.-Se ha ccle-
brado en- csla ciudad una asambIea
de todos 10, compOncntcs de las
fuerzas vivas del pals con ell Objeto
de acordar la manera de rccabar
del gobierno Ia realization de o.
bras pGblicaS, a fin de rcmediar
la Situaci6n dcSesperada de los pue-
bios de esta provincial.
Hicieron uso de la paIabra los
senadOres y diputados de los diver
sos distritos. los cuaIes ofrecierOn
su apoyO Unconditional, y Sc tele-
CRATIC al Ministro de FomcntO. Sc
bre eI particular y eI senior Ugarie
respondi6 concediendO algunas de
las pcticiOnes que Sc le hicerOn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
VOTO DE GRACIAS.

Ell senior Feliciano Rendon, de es-
a ciudad, da por nuestro conducto
IS mas ~expresivas gracias a todas y
ada una de las personals que sc sir
ieron acompanarlo en- ell sepeliO de
Ii hijo Rodolfo, que Cue se~pultado
! 9 del ]corriente.
Con la mejor buena voluntad, y
jor medic de las ~presentes lineas,
.umplimos ell encargo que nos ha he
no ell Sr. Rendon, a cuyo dolor nos
sociamos sinceramente, deseando
ue las muestras de simpatia que
Ia recibido de sus amigos sean un
enitivo para su justa pena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
ATENTA EXCUSA.

Aver recibimoS la vista del Sr.
.pifaniO Lopez, quiGn nos encarg6
IiciGramoS publicaS suS excuses a
Us numerOsOs amigos de- Sulphur,
a.. de donde saIi6 hace diaS con
jumbo a eSta ciudad, sin haber te-
lido tempo de despedirSe de ellOs.
TambiGn nos cOmunic6 el Sr. L6-
pez. que picnsa establecerse Ell san
'ranciscO. California, y que va sea
II dicha ciudad, o en- otra cual-
uicra. tendra muchO guStO de re-
.ibir las 6rdenes de sus amigos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

Obscenidad de sus archives lleva-
ban hasta una lista de Preciadas
j6venes deStinadas al SacrlficiO EN-
aras del erotismo!
4 POGO despues a. Cs s1t.sgs,
FL carrancismo nos p~rOporciOna
Otra i~nteresaHte nOta reveladOra
de SUI inmOralidad. FL general Obre
g6n en- la Ciudad de Mexico, in
venta un tribute de veinte Milo
nes de pesos para aIiviar las niece
sidadeS del pueblo que Sufre de
miseria Y de hambre. Hasta aho-
IA Sc han acordadO estoS seHOreS
del pueblo que sufre miseria y ham
bre. cuandO ellOs miSmOS, los ca
rrancistas. son los rcsponSableS de
csa hambre y de esa miSeria. eIloS
que han sacado, deStruy6ndOlas o
despOiandOlas. tOdas las fuentes
de vida naciOnaI! Este tribute
peSaria SObrc naciOnales Y cXtran-
jerOS, Y para que Sc Yea hasta
d6nde llega la inconccbibIe torpe-
"a carrancista. inSertar6 eI telegra-
ma en- que Eel Heraldo de Cuba"
nos hizO cOnOccr la procIama re-
IaLiva del general Oregon Dice
aSi:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

rente q Ia Independencia.. -. SOS
Los Observation-Disclosures
del relate de Il iDsurreccion contra
Espana. %O,!9
Memorials de IN Guerrillero. His
toria de Ia Guerra de RefOrma So.75
La Majestad Caida.-Novela histo-
RIGA de Ia revolUci6n maderista s $50
Epopeyas de mi Patria: Benito
Juarez.-La Intervention F~rancesa.
Ell Imperio.-El triunfo de Ia Re
Dubhca.-Memorias de Juan de Dos
Pea. Edici5n de lujO lustrada con
r~etratos y Wstas. %2.oO
Historic general de Mexico, por
Zdrate.-Bien empastada. -. $3.50
Episodes Miitares MeIcanos O.
ora de interes para los afectOs a CO.
rocer uuestras grandiosas luchas pOr
"a Ibertad. Trata de Ia Guerra de In
t~ependencia = Ia Invasion America
Historic del Pueblo NexicanO.-So
oerbio resumen de historic patrla,
con numerosos grabadOS de Ustas,
monumeutos, ~IeCratOs, etc.-dos to-
mos pasta tela. ........ Z.oO
Historic de Mexico, pOr Nerdla,
desds les primerOs tiemPos hasta la
caida del segundo Imperio.-Un to-
mo tela. 500
Historic Patria, pOr don Justo Sic
-ra, uustrada con grabados.. S Csc
De Porfrio Diaz a Francisco Madero.
Obra poltica de aCtuahdad, Por e. DR..
Lara Si.OO
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Fiesta deportiva.

Los oficiales de la brigada Tria-
Ia, con el concurso de varios otros
lie las fuerzas del general Felipe
angeles, prepararon una fiesta spor-
iva que esta noche debe tener veri-
icativo en- ell Teatro Progreso. Esta
'unci6n esta dedicada a Villa y se
.ompone en- su mayoria de luchas
.reco-romanas, de box, esgrima, etc,
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

Encuentra un eSpiritista a un mu-
.hacho que esta pegandole palos a un
)urro.
-Muchacho, i~tieaes padre?-eX-
clama encolerizado nuestro hombre.
No, senior, ha muerto.
-Pues, como sabes 81 el espiritu
de tn padre no Sc encuentra dentro
lie csc burro a quien estas pegando-
lie?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
CHASCARRILLOS.

La escena en- I'm restaurant.
Dice un caballero:
-; Mozo. Traigame listed n do
.eaa de ostras, nj muy grandes, nj
nuy chicas, nj muy sosas, nj muy sa-
adas. Y que esten bien frescas y
gbiertas cor mucho c~uidadito.
Jos quiere listed con perlas?-
,ontesta ell camarero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
IN BUEN GENERAL.
Viene de Ia pagIna 2.

Dire.
riscal una iarga lista de generates
para que eligiese.
Lego uno por uno todos los nom
bras; dej6 la lista sobre la mesa; en-
cendio un cigarro; torn6 a leer Ia
lista, Y despues de un gesto indesci-
frable, dijo, miranda de reojo a sus
ayudantes:
-Yo pediria que me mandasen al
general Joffre; pero no me 10 en-
warrant
David OHENJOLD.
La Haya, Febrero de 1915.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
POESEAS.

.Poesias de Antonio Plaza. -. $3.50
Pasiorarias Obras poetlcss de Ma
nuel II. Flores. 500
Poesias de Manuel ACuna. Aumen-
tadas con eI hermoso drama FL pa
SaIO'. $1,000. ........-. > O.oo
Los T~rovadores de Mexico. He-mosa
collection je p~oesias de nu~e5tros
mejores autores. A la rusCica. S 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
VILLA HACE RECRIMlNACIONES
A LOS COMERCIANTES DE
MONTERREY.
Nienc de Ia pagina 4.

con la lealtad y energia que Sc me-
rece."
Segun Sc sabe Villa permanecera
en- esta ciudad por algln tempo.
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS

La Gran Magia Suprema.... $3.50
Enchiridiones, Grimorios y Pentacu-
los. @V'EO
La Gran Varita Adiyinadora Y e
Vieio Druida de las PiramideS $0.25
Fl Dragon Rcjo 0 E Arte de Man
iar . los Espir3tus. ....... $O.Z5
Manual de Magia Blanca... SOS
Manual de Magia Roja. ..... SOS
Manual de Magia Negra. OBS
La MaEia Egipcia. ~Interesante estu-
do sobre ocultismo $O.I5
CIavicula del Rey Salom0n.. "O.25
FL Poder del pensamientO. Su doml-
MO = cultura. Obra para estudiar Ia
fuerza del pensamiento. .... Sl.oO
Tesoro de milagros de Ia Cruz de
Caravaca. Y~erdadera joya del ocul-
rismo. $3.50
Los ~admirabIes ~secretos de ALDER
70 el Grande. .....'..... SU.ZS
Filtros de Amor..'..'''. 'O O0
La Venus Magica. ..... "i;Oo
Lib-o Magno de San Cipriano. Ed
sion 1nica : completa del Famoso
Grimorio, considerably como Ia sofia
Eutsntica entire todas ...... 800
Secretos de Ia pr5sddigitaci0n y
Is magia- Lecciones de escamoteo y
prestidigitacIOn. Sl.OO
La clavicula del hechicerl } Llbro
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secretos. $3.50
Ell Diccionario Internal. Contiene
10 referente a las apariciones, magla
blanca, rOja y negra, adlvlnaclones,
coniuros ETC., 81 OO
Secretos del inferno, para hacer ha-
| blar . los muertos, ganar g Ia lote-
| ria descubrir tesoros etc.. 5000
Dogma Y ritual de Ia alta magia.
-Esto obra ensena los misterios de
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magica. Ia Cabala, secretos del ext
to, ~nigrOmanCia, etc. $500
Ell verdadero ibro Internal. Trata-
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Contiene ell libro de San Cipriano, Ia
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g6n Roja Y Ia Cabra Internal, rece-
tas de Ia reina Cleopatra, etc. s 0.75
FL verdadero Dragon Rojo. Con-
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tos. moio de hacerse invisible y de
eYocar al disblo, etc, ETC.. s SEQ
Verdadero horoscope para sdiyi-
mar ell porvenir. 0.SO
OBRAS DIYERSAS.
La Voz de Ia N~aturalezs. Collection
de hermosas historias y novelas mo-
raies. Sis
Manual de agriculture 2 ganade-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
En- Barcelona hay trigO.

Barcelona, Mario l5.-Se ha he
cho una comprehension Official por
ordcn de- las autoridades y Sc ha
cncontrado que en- esta capital,
dondc tan alto prccio aIcanza eli
pan por la c~arc~tia del lrigo y de-
la harina, hay una cXistcncia dc
10000 toncladas de trigo.
Sc ha sabidO que los cOmercian-
les cstdn hacienda los preparatiyOs
c]onducentcs a hacer 10 que Sc la
ma Ia cIasc tie media fucrza, para
podrr scryir de trigo a tOda la ma
ci6n.
ID. Alfonso i%ntCrCSadO.
ScviIIa. Mario 9.-S. N. cI Rey
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
DEFUNCIONES.

Anita Ojeda, edad q meses, 2i0
FL Paso st; pulmon!a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
NovELAs A 30 CTS. cADA UNA,

FL becerro de ORC.
e. Mic maldito.
La lucha por el amor,
E. manuscript de nj madre.
Maria, por Jorge Isaacs.
e cura de aldeR.
Dora
AZuCaC&
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
oBRAs PoETlCAs DE PEA.

ra74oz del Horar........ so.35
P0a-fgs cs,ogi3as.......... 1850
n SIN del Amor.....,.. lis
Fio~as del Alma ......... LIS
Hyiaz de- Largarita. Collection de
n. -ar ~1r-args... SO.S5
Eoear y Da,rSa. Edicion de IujO Us
Rsc---tos y EsperaDzas. Etlcion de
Iui0...... ....,...... Sl.25
Las gI0rias de Mexico. Collection de
conposlcl7res a IL Patrla Y q u ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
NOYELAS
Don Quiiote de Ia Mancha. La

| Don Quiioto de Ia Mancha. La
obra maestro de Ia literature
e~spanola. Edicion de lujO.... 200
FL Martir del G6lgota. Hermosa
obra basada en- la vida del Reoentor
del Mundo. I'm tomo grande empas-
. tado. $4.OO
La Dana de las Camelias. "0.25
| Los Maridos Infames 2 tomos 0.S0
FL Periquillo Sarniento. Famosa no
yela meXcana. ......... U.'O
E. Jorobado. Novela de mucha SEN
Los Siete Pecados Capitales, z to-
mos grandeS. ......... ~ oo
Memorials de Tn reyoluGonarlo. u
bra cue pinta en- todOs sus horrores
IA tirania $O.75
Carmen. Historic de IN corazon.
Hermosa novela meXicana e. $O.S5
Historic de Robinson Crusoe LII
bro que provoca intensas emoclones,
porQue seduce Ia maravillosa historic
de Robinson. Edicion de lujo $500
Los Ultimos Dias de Pompeya. U
ma de las obraS mas intereSantes de
la epoca romano, cuyas costumores
describe ACCOMPLISHMENTS. =. S2.OO
Gil Bias de Santillana. Obra ella
sica ensaIzada por tratadiStas lnte-
Igentes. Edicion de lujo....$ 81 90
Los dramas del Adulterio. Conmo-
vedora narration de Carolina lnver-
milo, 2 tomoS ........... SO'oO
Los Amores Malditos. Obra de Ia
misma autora 2 tomos. ..... $50
Ell Amor lie los Amores, Novela
sentimental. 4 tomos ,tela... $3.25
e. Inferno de los Celos. 4 tomos
empastados en- tela, 3.25
La Mujer Adultera. Obra que ha
conmoyid0 3 aqueIIas personals que
han recorrido j paginas. 4 tomos,
teIa. 80
e. Condo de MontecriSto, con su
continuation: LA ManO del Muer-
to-" 8 tomos grandes, o Iustraclo-
Oscar Y Amanda COnmovedora
novela amorosa. = tomos. -. Sis
La Hija del Cardinal. 5000. So.75
Los Tres MosuueterOs, con su con-
r~inuaci6n: "Veinte Amos Despu6s' J
Eel Vizconde de Bragelonne." 81 IS
E~xpiaci0n o Ell Martirio de una Ma
ore. ....... ......... 9O'SO
Genoveva de Bravante -. $0.25
Pablo 2 Virginia. ........ US
Amor Sublime. HermoSa noyela me-
GcanG. $o.f2
Los Misterios de la Inquisicion...
80
FL judo Errante. ........ GU
La Juventud de Enrique ", i 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
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