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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
It's Up to Detroit to
Check Appraisal,
Says Glasgow
AND CITY MUST
PAY FOR WORK
Questions in Dispute
Likely to Narrow to
Six or Seven

Preliminary work on the investiga-
ton of the Michigan Telephone com.
pany's appraisal will begin this
week. Tuesday night, Corporation
Counsel Dtpgeman nd Controller
Engel. appointed jpecial COM
mittee TO select -ert appraiser
and auditor, " n to the coun-
ell the name 2rof Edwin p.
Burch as apprai o.. and the Detroit
Trust Co. TO do the auditing. The
city will bear the expense OF the in
vestigation. Independently OF the
state railroad commission.
In letter to the corporation
counsel. Monday mornig, Cassius l..
Glasgow. chairman CT the state COM
mis sion. made II clear that the COM
mission would not bear with the
city the. expense Of hiring an auditor
to work Jointly for the city and
state. He said: 1T must be clearly
understood. however. that when ar
audit Is made at the expense of the
state. the party making the same
will be under the exclusive jurisdic.
ton and control Of the commission. I"
Commissioner Glasgow also in
formed the corporation counsel In
the communication that the burden
Of proof would rest on the city as
challenger. and not on the telephone
company as petitioner TO install a
modified system OF metered service
In Detroit. Corporation Counsel
Dingcman had hoped that the bur-
zen OF proof would be on the tele-
phone company and Commissioner
Glasgow's ruling came as a surprise
to him.
I'VE will get TO work on the ap-
praisal this week anc push the work
as fast as we can" said the corpora.
ton COUNSEL at is not our wish To
delay matters. but our preliminary
correspondence with the railroad
commission has necessarily taken
Up valuable time.
at is likely that joint audit will
be made BY the city and the state.
both retaining their own auditors.
am confident that the questions In
dispute. growing out of the ap-
praisal investigation. will narrow
down to not more than six or seven.
These will be important and will
likely require some time TO settle
our report to the commission on
Sept will report progress"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
BY J. w. T. MASON.
written for the U.ited Press.)


NEW YORK, Aug 10.-Austria' 8
part In the Teutonic campaign
against the Slavs has not been sum.
GENTLY recognized. There Is a gen.
eral tendency to speak of the leu.
tonic advince In Russia as German
victories. instead OF joint Austro.
German successes. This is unjust TO
the remarkable spirit of recovery
which Austro- Hungary has shown.
One OF the dominating factors in
the eastern campaign Ia the new
spirit of military efficiency being
shown by the dual monarchy. At the
outset of the war. the Austro-Hun.
garians were inferior as a fighting
force to the Russians, but the Slavs
have not been able to Withstand the
terrific strain or the conflict to the
same extent as have the cars south.
ern enemies. The contest Of morale
between the Russians and Austro-
HungarisAs has resulted In a COM
plete victory for the latter.
The Germans alone could not have
driven the Slavs out of Galicia; nor
could the Germans have captured
Warsaw. and the vistula defenses
unaided. Austria's regenerated. pow.
or. In fact, has been the deciding
element In the Teutonic success.
The German general staff may
have caused the adoption at this
time Of the wide enveloping move
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10

NEW YORK BUTTER AND Eoos.
ira. isx a 1sc: state dairy tubs. 400
% sp:eIs issTsssEy s ,.s on i.H
receipts, 1850; nearby white fancy,
0S1c; nearby miScd fancy, io0a<c:
fresh nrsts. IGii case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

ments about the vistula and the CO.
ordination of the Galician and War
saw offensives may have owed Its
present bold acceptance to German
influences. Nevertheless. the essen
tial elements OF the strategy were
all contained in Austria Hungary o
first campaign against Russia last
August.
What proportion OF men In the
present Russian campaign Is Austro-
Hungarian has not been announced.
II Is known, however, that the south
ern line of the enveloping movement
Is divided between Germans under
Marshal Won Mackensen to the east
and Austro-Hungarians In the west.
Won Mackensen's Germans have held
back the general advance Of the line.
while the Austro- Hungarians have
gone forward. Lublin's loss to the
Austro- Hungarians, and lvangorad's
evacuation was due much more to
Austro- Hungarian than TO German
pressure.
While Austria Hungary Is gaining
her self-esteem In the east, she Is at
the same time successfully with
standing Italy's assaults in the west.
II the dual monarchy continues to
maintain her present prestige to the
end. there will be newly-created
national impetus after tho war. sec
ond only. II indeed second at all, to
the recovery Of self-respect which
France has made amons the western
battlenefds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
ATTEMPT TO
FRAME" OSBORNE
is A FAILURE

PLATTSBURG. N. Y, Aug. o.
Following sensational allegations of
prison ring" plot to discredit
Warden Thomas Mott Osborne. OF
Sing Sing. Gov. whitman and Super.
intendent Of Prisons Riley were ex-
pected TO decide here today that o.
borne should remain.
Friends OF the warden revealed
the details of the scheme. startling
In Its daring. which they say they
are prepared to prove had been ar
ranged. and failed only because q
saloonkeepcr refused to carry out
lis important part Of II.
The saloonkeeper told them, they
said today. that the back room Of
his saloon In Ossinins was to be the
scene of frame up" Women were
TO be brought from New York to
meet certain convicts In this back
room and In the midst of q seeming
orgy a fiashlight photograph was to
be taken. The result was to be q
fearful black eye for Osborne's self
government plan at Sing Sing and
bis certain dismissal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
MILLAR, GERMAN
SPY" PASSES AWAY
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

DENVER. Colo, Aug. 10.-Richard
Millar. or Miller. self-styled German
count and spy. died Monday. His leap
from speeding train last Wednes-
day to escape punishment for pass
ing worthless checks here may not
save him from exposure, however,
as the police are working on clues
that should lead to his real iden-
tity.
Their hopes are pinned to letters
found on Millar. purporting to be
from Mrs. Herbert Guy. daughter Of
Nine. Schumann-Heink. The let
ters are supposed to have been writ.
ten before the famous singers
daughter married Guy, In San Fran
cisco, recently. Some OF them ad-
dressed Millar as my dear"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
PENSIONS
UNCER
Board Would Deter.
mine Constitution
atty of Law

The teachers pension board OF the
state. created by the last legislature,
met in Lansing Saturday. and voted
to ask Attorney General Fellows to
bring quo warranto proceedings to
determine the constitutionality of
the act creating the pension fund.
The members OF the board are
Mrs. Abbey Beecher Roberts, OF
Marquette; ]. Is. Edmonson. OF Ann
Arbor; K. G. Warmer. OF Saginaw;
Judge William F. Connolly. of De-
troit. and Mrs. Lou |. Sigler, Of
Grand Rapids. Fred l.. Keller, state
superintendent OF public instruction,
Is an ex-offlcio member.
we decided that. since Attorney
General Fellows had attacked the
constitutionality of the law creating
the board. In an interview, he ought
TO be willing TO bring a test case TO
secure a ruling from the courts"
said Judge Connolly, Monday morn
ing. I'VE don't want TO collect lot
OF money from the teachers OF the
state and then have TO give 1t back,
as Wayne county did few years
ago with the good roads money that
Il had collected.
Mr.. Fellows interview has occa.
stoned good reai Of disquiet among
the teachers. They don't know
whether they want TO pay money
into the pension fund or not. They
certainly do not. IL the law Is un-
cor stitutional. There are about 25,-
600 teachers In the state who are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10

Printing, the plain neat kind-that
IL riRht--T1mes job Dept.-Main $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
BY HENRY MOOD.

(SfdH Correspondent United Press
CONSTANTINOPLE, July 20
(Via courier TO Dedeagatch, thence
by cable TO New York.D--By dra-
matte move that aroused even
the admiration OF the Turks, Ameri-
can Ambassador Morgenthau saved
the lives OF 1000 English and
French civilians whom Enver Pasha,
Turkeys 33-year-old minister OF
war, had decided to ex9ose to the
bombardment OF the Allied feet at
the Dardanelles.
The fact that so civilian enemies
Of Turkey were actually taken TO
Gallipoli peninsula to screen the
Turks from Anglo-French lombard
ment, but were rescued by the
American ambassador. has been
known in Balkan capitals for some
time. But the full story of Enver
Pasha's scheme and the part the
American ambassador played in
frustrating II, was only made known
here today.
The Turkish war minister, an
gered by reports that several undo
Tended Ottoman villages on Gallipoli
peninsula had been shelled by the
Anglo-French warships. secretly or
dered Bedri Bey, chief OF the Con-
stantinople police, to collect all the
English and French civilians in Con-
stantinople and transport them to
the Dardanelles. His plan was TO
scatter them throughout the desert
ed Turkish villages and then to
warn the Allied feet commander
that further bombardment would re-
suit in the death Of French and
English non-combatants.
The order was 10 have been car
ried out on a Monday morning.
Ambassador Morgenthau. by chance,
learned OF II on the Sunday even
ing preceding. He telephoned a
protest to Enver Pasha at once and
obtained from the war minister a
promise that women and children
Mt least would be spared, and final
~ a reluctant consent to post
ponement of the execution OF the
order until the following Thursday.
With a threeday reprieve, Nor
genthau rushed cable messages of
to England and France. But these
communications necessarily took a
roundabout route through Washing
ton. and on Wednesday morning no
response had reached the embassy.
In desperation the ambassador
again called the war minister by
telephone and asked for an audi
ence.
81 am sorry" replied Enver
Pasha. but have not single mo-
ment vacant until 4 o'clock. At that
time | must attend council of min
listers"
But unless you receive me by 4
O'clock" was Borgenthau's reply, Il
will enter the council Of ministers
myself and insist upon speaking TO
yon."
Ills Dolu SNioht WIN thN Nays IN
war minister set the appointment
for o'clock. Ambassador Morgen'
thou held the floor for full hour,
and at the end Of that time Enver
Pasha admitted that he had acted
too hastily in ordering the civilians
to shell-swept Gallipoli.
But the order already has been
given and to withdraw ii would
weaken my discipline, he said. 81
must at least send some people
down and make demonstration"
Morgenthau suggested sending %
civilians. The Turkish war leader
proposed so as a compromise and
that number had been agreed upon
when they parted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Quotations by Paine. Weber q Co.
\ug 9: Opening Noon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
WOMAN TRIES TO
CUT HER THROAT

Despondent over ill-health. Mrs.
Wjlkie, 81 years old, of
No. 1O7 Antietam-st., slasned her
throat with a razor, while in bed in
her home. early Monday morning,
but inflicted only slight wounds. She
was taken to Harper hospital, and
will recover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
20, 1856 POUNDS OF
FISH SPOILED;
SUES BOOTH co.

The Ranney Fish Co. began suit
against the Booth Fisheries Co..
Monday. charging that 20.3s5 pounds
Of blue pike spoiled while 1t lay in
storage In the Booth refrigerators
In Detroit from June, 1914, until
March. 1915. The plaintiff places
the damage at $1,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-10
DR.HAzE FOR
STATE BODY
Named to Succeed Ira
w. Jayne On Cold
water Board

LANSING. Mich. Aug. 9.-(Spe-
claD--Dr. Harry A. Haze. OF Lans-
ing, was named member of the
board OF control OF the state public
schools at Coldwater by Gov. Ferris,
today. DIR. Haze succeeds Ira w.
jayne. Of Detroit, whose resignation
took place recently.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-24
ri Almirante de la Puente.

MADRID. Abril -Ha fallecido ines
urradamrnte hoy en eSta capital.
I c~onSccucncia de TIN viOIento alta
que de angina de pechO, 81 EXcmC.
senior don Jose de la Puentc y Ba-
sabc. Vice"Almiranle de la Armada.
Iur desdc 1909. 81 encontraba ell
la cScala de reserva y que ha ST.
ia considerable siempre como M
ir las primeraS figuras de la ar
NADIA ~espahOIa.
FL AImirante de- la Puentc, habfa
racido en la Habana, y por SUI Sc
undo apcIIidO estaba empareniado
or diSlinguidaS familias cuba
la>.
Los pcri6dicoS. tOdos los de esta
.apilal, hacen I'm cumpIido elOgiO
TEL AlmiranLe Gallrcido.
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C.

Ignacio Garcia, edad l6 meSeS,
1917 South Flores Street; grita-en-
tcritis.
Trinidad Castro, edad | ano, No
galitOs Street; disentcria.
Milo Rodriguez, edad | dia, Hos
pital de la Ciudad; nacimiento pre-
mature.
Ana \. Garcia, edad : meses, S25
West Cypress Street; cnterocolitis.
Martin Gonzalez, edad / meses,
III San Fernando Street; enterO-
cOlitiS.
Tomas Hernandez, edad l6 meses,
1909 North Laredo Street; fiebre.
Juan Pachara. edad s diaS, l0i Hi
dalgo Street; inanicion.
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NOVELAS DIVERSAS.


DOn QulJote de ID Mancha- La onra
Eide?tta Ge ia espanola.
n LGiclon ue Iuj0 $500
Il N1artlr del GoIgota. Hermosa Obra
o%SaGa en- la 1 del RedentOr del
1870 IN 'OHO SLdAue, Huy Dlen
empaSIado .S4.00
=" lama de las CameIIaS go. Csc
Los Marldos lnfames, 2 tomos SOC
Il ferlqulIIo Sarnlento. Famosa no.
yela meNcana ........... zoe
Il JorOOadO. NOvela de mucha SEN
saclon zoe
Los Slete PecadOS CapitaleS, . to-
mos grandeS $3.50
-oAt@S ue IN tNeEOIuclOnarlO. Obra
que pInta en- tOaOs suS hOrrores la
tlrania rusa 75c
carmen. historic de IN cOraz6n.
LieILnOSd AONeLa me&lcana =. S5c
historic de Robinson Cruso6. Libro
que proVoca lntensaS e~mociones,
porque Seduce Ia m~aravillOsa histo-
E4a dc Robinson. EdlclOn de lujoS2.OO
Los UItlmos Dias de Pompeya. Una
de las obraS mas in~teresantes de Ia
epoca romano, cuyas costumbres
CSSSt4Oe ACCOMPLISHMENTS. -. $500
I'll Bias de Santillana. Obra clasica
ehSaIz2da pOr tratadlstas inteligen-
les. EdIcIon de lujo ........S2.OO
uSI %1uutIetIO' NOhHlOEe-
cora naTraclon de Carolina Inverni-
zIo, : tomoS SOC
Los AmoreS MalQltOS. ObTa de Ia mis-
ma autora, : tomos ........ soc
Il Amor de los AmOreS. NOVela SEN
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

La Gran Magia Supreme soc
EnchIridiones, GrimOrios y Pentacu-
los 4Oc
La Gran Narita Adivinadora Y ell Vie
10 Druida de las P~irdmides.. Csc
Ell Dragon Rojo 0 E. Arte de ManGar
4 los ESpirituS Csc
Manual de Magia Blanca. Csc
Manual de Magia Roja....... Csc
Manual de Magia Negra...... Csc
La Magia Egipcia. IntereSante eStu-
do sObre ocultlsmo ........ 75c
Clavicula del Rey Solomon Csc
FL Poder del PenSamiento. Su domi-
Mo Y cultura. Obra para estudiar la
fuerZa del penSamientO .....Sl.O0
Tesoro de Milagros de la Cruz de Ca
ravaca. Nerdadera jOya del ocultis-
mo QUO
Los Admirables Secretos de Alberto
Ell Gralde Z5c
FIltrOS de Amor .SI.Oo
La Venus Maglca .Sl.OO
LibrO Magno de San Cipriano. Ed
ci6n unica Y cOmpleta del famoso
GrimOriO, considerable como la sofa
autentica entire tOdaS $500
SecretOs de la PrestidigitaciOn Y Ia
Magia. Lecciones de escamoteo Y
prestidigitacion .Sl.OO
| La Clayicu}a del HechicerO, o LIbro
de San Cipriano, con infinidad de Sc
cretOS -
e. D~iccionario Internal. COntiene 10
referente q las apariclones, magla
blanca, roja Y negra, adIVInacIoneS,
| c~oniurOS, etc. .SI:oo
| Secretos del inferno, para hacer ha-
blair g los muertos, ganar q Ia Iote-
ria, descubrir teSorOs, etc. 4Oc
Dogma ' Ritual de la Alta Magia.
Esta obra ensena los misterioS de las
ciencias ocultas. Contiene el trian-
gulo de Solomon, Ia irradiaci6n ma
gica, la Cabala, secretos de eXlto,
nigromancia, etc. :So.Ou
Ell Terdaiero LibrO Internal. Irata-
do complete de las ciencias ~ocultas.
Contiene ell libro de San Ciprlano, Ia
cIavicula de Solomon, magia supre-
ma. invocacioneS, conjuros, el ORA
g6n Roio V Ia Cabra Internal, rece-
Tas de la reina Cleopatra, etc. Use
Ell Verdadero Dragon Rojo. Contle-
re pactos i~nfernales, encantamlen-
tos. modo de hacerse invisible Y de
evocar al diablo, etc. ......:S5.OO
Verdadero Horoscope para Adlvlnar
ell Porvenir DUG
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Els ESPERADO EN- NOGALES Ell
-. 30. g. ..
Viene de la Pag ia.)

odio mortal contra los ~sonorenses
y para castigarloS Sc ha negadO de
una manera rotunda a acceder a las
solicitudes que lie han hecho las COM
n~avieras Y los comercianteS de
Sonora Y Sinaloa. Y mientras tanto,
el pueblo paga las consecuencias de
Ia funesta poIitica de los hombres
que Sc han aduenado de Ia situacion
Y que no tienen piedad de las pobres
gentes que mueren de hambre.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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QUE 4 HIERRO MATA....."
Virnc de Ia pigina J.

,oS barbaros sin discipline Ia caido
IN hOmbrc. en- araS del cOniunto
" ha inmolado la paz y 81 honor
l Mexico. y rSla para inmOlarse
II vida de naci6n aut6nnma.
P"ro. no cS 81 Obieto de- este ar
irulu "Sludiar Ia question meXi-
ana bajo 81 puntO de vista de la
ndiScipIina de- los rcvoIucionariOs:
Slo Srri obirlo de- olro editorial.
lui>imoS ~inlcam"nlr m~Ostrar la ver
lad que cicrran east iodOS los rcfra-
lr>. hiioS de la experienced, que
urdan a travGs de las cdades. pre-
"ulamdOuos la proGecia eXacta So
IRE muchas cOsas.
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la FRANCIA DE MANANA

Politicamente tquG sOrpreSas re-
serva Francia? FuG un criSOl de
sistemaS V ha VividU IN sl"Io CO.
mo en- deliriO. DE n mas "~S"""''-
lOsa a%narQuia pasa au"y~.,s~--sntc
a la lulrta manirrOta de Bonapar-
tp para vOlver a ser. Ell cOnvulsIo-
hes. rrpubIicana incOnstante y mo-
uarUuica a medals. LOCa de huma-
uidad. sintiGndose la naci0n-mOde-
10. la cscuela primaria de Ia llber-
tad. parecc ensdyar. sin cncOntrar-
10. cl sislcma polilicO perfccto. Pc
70 su mas libre RepnbIica. cast Ia
ha DucslO en- a.OniaS. y una rcac-
ci6n s. opera. lenta. ESpiritus ur-
grntcS quiSicran Yer va Il su R"y
rn 81 EliScO. No Ie NercmOS. PerO
- cVidcnlr que como la RcpublIca
era hcrm0sa bajo al lmperiO, asl
I'll lmprriO o la Rcaleza pareccn
prrstigiOsos bajO cSta RcpubiIca
dcSuuiciada. dcsprcSllglada y SuIcl-
ia. He NiSiO a SlHccrOS rcpuDllca-
nos lamrnfarSc dc los "cnpmigOS del
Interior" ESIOS fuerOn cl dlputadO
o Fl minisiro que d]iSputaban ga
irS de prrsupucSto micntraS So con-
;,,r,L., al, p.rIfp Ir Sn0uIUIp u do
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POESIAS.

Poes;as de Antonio Piazza. 6Oc
Pas.ouarias. Obras poeJicaS de Ma
nuel ". Flores. .......... 4Oc
Poes.as de Manuel Acuna. Aumenta-
das con el hermOso drama Ell Pa
sadO" 60c
Los Trovadores de Mexico. Hermosa
collection de poeSiaS de nuestros me-
jore5 aut0res. A Ia rIstica... 60c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-24

pcnsandO en- SUI concerto mOraleJa
de esla guerra: Sc prepare una
Francia nueya." iQut va a cam
,biar? cQuG ha cambiadO? Al VerIes
crnSurar 81 abolido RENO del tan
20 y de las perSiancrias y de las
modas rXorbiIanlcs. recOrdt SON
rlcndo que cstos moraIistas cscri-
bicron autaHo obraS picantes. cEs
la vcjcz o cl aire de Ia Academia
10 QI" los ma convertible, 0 en rea-
Iidad Sc prepare una Francia era
I've?
No habIrmos por SupucstO de- Is
tr momcnlo. Is la bora de lutU y
de- plcgaria. Me cuculan que anLes
de- la baDaIIa 10 mas incrtduIos a.
rrptau Ia bcndici6n de aIgdn sOIda-
do rlGrig0. Y rrrO sin dificultad que
on Vriutr pcchGS b~FOnccadOS 81 "S-
I'll rumohocirndo una medaIIa de-
LourdrS. Justo y prudcmic. Ninguna
prrrauri0n IS Until. PrrO drSpurs.
d"Sputi>, cuaudo EN- los CampoS Ell
,noS haya rSlallado Ia MarSrIIesa de-
la victoria y pasr Alberto | un po-
GO Piiido bajo la avalanche cast
~a@rrSiNa Il" VilorcS y yiol"Ias. sc
~rOusrnliFi SOurrir rOmO a~ulcaycr y
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MAYTORENA TRATA DE EVITAR.
Viene de la Pag. 4a.)

prOvistos de eIemenlos para llevar
a cabo I'm asedio de meses o por 10
menos hasta que st termine Ia co
sacha del garbanzo tan codIclado.
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ENSENANZA.


Gramatica Castellana $4,000. l5c
Aritmetica Commercial ........ l2c
SIlabarIOS u2G
Mantilla No. l Ioc
Mantilla No. , soc
Martilla No. 3 4Sc
Libro Mandevil No. l de lectura zoe
Mandevil No. 2 ..,......... Csc
ManGevil No. 3 35c
Urbanidad Y BUenas Maneras.. l5c
Geografia de Mexico ........ Use
Curse Elemental de Congratulations
~prendiendo Geografia Fislca Y de
Mexico, COsmografia Y NocioneS de
Geografia Universal ..-..... ,
COmpendio de Geografla de MeNl-
co ZOc
ElementoS de GeOmetria 1890. l5c
ComUendiO de Grammatical Castellana,
dispuesto segun Ia Academia Espa-
nOla +0c
Grammatical Castel.ana, segun Ia AGA
dem.a E~sDanOla; ediciOn aumentaca
con Ia teOria de los aumentatlTos Y
diminUtivos, dos tratad0s completes
de prosoGia Y OrtogratIa y tao.aS
49, A. a-c-;+,,-s ,-srticaf sis-ewa
noyoar- CoTacciI1 DO sais r-afer-
80 45c
II D;1-io Goiacci6r do y cua6er-
nos 40 5ihIio soc
AritmetiCa Elemental, aprO0ada como
Obra de teXto en- las PARTICIPATES es-
cuelaS de Mexico .......... oOc
TablaS De Cuentas ...-.. USe
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