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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
MOTION is DENIED.
Hooker, Corser g. Whitaker May Not File
Amended Answer

Rutland, March l3.-An important de-
cision In the case of Hooker, COrser x
Mitchell against James f. Hooker, W. II.
Corser and G. D. Whitaker was handed
down by Judge Fred NJ. Butler yester
day. when he denied the motion OF the
defendant, asking permission TO file an
amended or new answer. The plaintiff
company contended a new answer such
as the defedants asked to make would
open up the entire case, which has been
before the courts of Vermont, New York
and the United States supreme court for
several years, much testimony having
been taken before Nj. G. Weber of this
city as special master.
The plaintiff company, a Brattleboro
concern, sued the defendants, former
members of the company, claiming that
after leaving the Vermont concern they
started rival business, using the old
companys trade lists and hiring away
the plaintiffs employees At recent ses-
sion of the Vermont supreme court, the
plaintiff company was sustained, and the
case was remanded for the assessment
Of damages, the plaintiffs claims amount
ing to over 100000.
The question OF damages was heard be-
fore Special Master Webbcr, who still
has the case, when the defendants asked
for right to file an amended answer.
They claim that at the time of the
signing Of the Rutland agreement,
when a way Of dissolving was decided I
upon, il was understood that the defend I
ants had right to the trade lists and 10 I
hire the Vermont companys employees.
Both concerns manufacture oyeralls. 4
The defendants organized the Mohawk (
Overall company. with factory at
Schenectady. ~ Y. OF late, the latter
concern has had a rough voyage on the
financial sea and az present is in the
hands Of a receiver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

DR.. G. w. Steele has returned from q
visit TO the automobile show in Bos-
ton.
Special for to-day, Raspberry ice the
pure fruit in dainty frozen delicacy
The New England Fruit Store.
Fred Dale OF IS Lewis street lett TINS
morning for Hardwick, where he plans
to spend several days with relatives.
Miss Louise Canton of Maple avenue
went this morning to Burlington, where
4 she will make weekend visit with rela-
tiyes.
/ A. A. Creamer and Dante Peduzzi went
! to Plainfield this afternoon and intend
/ to spend several days in camp at Pigeon
pond.
Old Irish songs by quartet of four
male voices Mt the st. Patrick's day OBJ
servance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening.
nr. J. j. Derven OF Poultney, state
I president Of the A. O. H., is to speak at
the st. Patrick's day celebration in How
land hall March l7.-Adv,
Rooms to Let" is the title Of laugh
able playlet to be presented by the New
man Dramatic club at the St Pntrick's
day celebration in Rowland hall Wednes
day evening.
Miss Ella Halliday OF North Main
street was taken to the City hospital
in an ambulance this afternoon. Miss
Halliday will undergo a course Of treat
ment at the hospital.
The funeral Of Fred W. Farnham,
whose death occurred yesterday morning,
will be held from his late home on Camp
street Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. Il. f. Newell will be the officiating
clergyman and the Masonic service will
be given.
Quite an important real estate deal
was closed Thursday of this week, when
auetioneer G. +. Smith exchanged his
home at the corner of Orange and Pat
terson streets. this city, with Farrar 4
Smiley of Montpelier for the Mercer
place. on the electrician line opposite
the Shepard farm buildings Mr.. Smith
is moving to the newly acquired prop
erty and will make extensive improve
ments in the way of barn and chicken
houses The deal involves 5000 The |
property vacated by Mr.. Smith on Pat
terson street win be occupied by Wal |
lace Gilbert of the McWhorter Clothing |
company.
The Altrurians observed gentlemen's
night by holding red tape birthday So
cial at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Glysson, 20 Perry street, last night.
Much merriment was caused by follow I
ing the red tape and seeing who could
get the most in three minutes Each
person represented the month Of their
birth III various ways, and much fun
49,. MOOD -, ,,,,,a.; 80 ,pba4 y,,n4I, 4.
was. After other games and musical
numbers, refreshments were served and
4 social hour followed. All went home
at a late hour, feeling that this was the
best social yet held, and that the host
ess, together with Mrs. Hoyt, was a /
royal entertainer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
NORWICH UNIVERSITY.

Professor John c. Dictz was in Mont
pelier Wednesday, whore be gave 4
Beethoven recital before the Woman's
club of that city in kellogg Hubbard Ii
brary. He intends TO give the same re-
cital before the Union club in this town
in the near future Announcements have
been sent out of the marriage OF George
W. Schwenger. n. L. 'l3. of Springfield,
Mass, to Miss Ida NJ Thompson az the
home Of the brides parents on Vine
street IN this town, on Wednesday even
ing, March l0-Sergeant A. u. Ed
munds, 10, manager Of football is max
ing preparations for minstrel show to
be given by the cadets for the 5encft
of the football team in the near future.
As vet no definite program has been 2iv-
On out, but there j. lot of good ma
terial in college ald several men down
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Joseph Gomez left this forenoon for
Mortified, where he will make a weeks
visit with relatives
Philip HOLSTER, former student at
Goddard seminary, who has been pass
ing few days at the school and with
friends in the city, returned last night
to North Montpelier, where he has been
STAYING since his return from Hartford,
Conn, several weeks ago.
f. J. Baird Of Keith avenue went yes
terday to lrasville. hamlet near Waits
field where he will superntend opera
tons on his farm while the sugar season
is on. Mr. Baird owns one of the finest
orchards in the Mad river valley and
had made preparations for harvesting an
large crop, inasmuch as new
facilities which he has procured will en-
able him to tap several hundred trees
which have hitherto been left untouched
in the spring time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
FOUR MORE SENTENCED.
From chittenden County Court-Three
to State Prison.

10 STATE PRISON,
Burlington, March l3 Three more
prison sentence were dealt out IN coun-
ty court yesterday and a fourth respond
emit was committed TO the house OF cor
rcction following pleas Of guilty. This
shortens the state docket considerably as
IL makes total OF eleven cases to be
disposed Of in this manner. The men
who will 20 to prison are Earl Six, Dew
ey Tankard and Napoleon Greenough,
while Leslie Cunningham vii 90 to the
house of correction.
Six is the soldier who was arrested
a few days ago for breaking into a
freight car in Winooski and stealing a
bale OF cloth. He received a sentence
OF not less than two nor more than two
and one.half years in the state prison.
Dewey Tankard and Napoleon Gree
ceved sentences of not less than two
nor more than two and one half years in
the same place for burglary. They were
arrested by the police after they had
broken into house in Shelburne and
stolen some rifles, ammunition and 9TH
err articles Leslie Cunningham received
4 year in the house of correction for a
breach of the peace. He was found
guilty in city court several weeks ago
but appealed the case. Cunningham has
one or two other cases hanging over him
and these will probably be mol pressed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13

town are lending their efforts to make
the affair success Warren I. Bristol,
one Of the worlds secretaries OF the
Y. NJ. C. A., gave a lecture 10 the corps
and a number Of townspeople on Friday
afternoon on the work which the y. NJ.
G. A. is doing at the front in the pres
ent war. He spoke of the large tents
or houses that are provided by the Y. NJ.
c. A. for the benefit OF soldiers, where
they can write, read and enjoy them
selves. These tents are all near the hat
tie line. some being less than three mlles
from the trenches. Many OF the Y. NJ.
G. A. homes and buildings in the war
zohe have been turned into hospitals cor
the wounded soldiers These eamas are
distributed among all the belligerenta,
no discrimination being made because
OF race. Mr. Bristol has been in France
ever since the war began and has first
hand knowledge Of the working out and
the benefit Of these y. VI. {. A. ccntrrs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
In WoolenS

for dresses and suits; we are showing the latest
shades such as Putty, Sand, Belgian Blue and
Green, in all the newest materials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

A swell two.part Biograph at Dream
land to-day Adyt.
Tickets for the Peter MacQueen lee
ture will be on sale and exchange at
browns drug store Monday evening
Adults, 25c; children, Ice
"'rhe Door Of Hope' rendered by
James Bennett, viii be one of the must
cal features at the st. Patricll's celebra.
tion in Rowland hall next Wednesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
Engagement Announced.

Mrs Georgianna midget Of Cam
bridge, Mass, announces the engagement
OF her daughter, Miss Ruth Esther Mud
gett, to Horace Clark Bailey of New
bury, Vt. Mr.. Bailey is a son Of Rep.
resentative Warren W. Bailey of New
bury and nephew OF the late Y. 3.
Marshal Horace w. Bailey. Mr. Bailey
has been engaged in the lumber and bob.
bin business for several years, and he
also devotes a part OF his time to eN-
tensiye farming His fancee is former
Barre girl having been born here and
having lived here until shortly after the
death OF her father Fred B. Midget.
For several years she and her mother
have made their home in Cambridge, and
the former for three years has been chief
stenographer IN the office Of the A. y.
See Elevator Co. Miss Mudgett has
many friends in b re who will join in
extending their congratulations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, l99is.
The Weather

Fair tonight and Sunday; moderate
northwest winds, becoming variable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17
UNA PARTIDA REVOLUCIONARIA
EN- CUMBRE...
Viene de la Pag~ 4a)

las personals que diariamcn:e vienen
a esta ciudad a hacer compras de ar
ticuloS que no hay en- la plaza me
xicana o que ALBANIAN precios muy
elevados.
Durante los ultimos diaS, hombres
Y mujereS han sido despo.ladas de 10
que han comprado aGui y que han
preterdido pasar al Iado m~eXicano
sin tacer e. pago de los derechos
aduanales correspondence.
MuchoS de los articulos que han
quitado los viIIistas q las personals
que pasan de este lado al c%ontrario,
son mercancias de primera necesi-
dad, que han lIevado de aqui los inte-
resados porque en- Ciudad Juarez al
canaan precios sumamente elevados,
debido principalmcnte L Ia enormr
baja sufrida por cl papel moneda
villiSta, que Sc cotiza a raz6n de dos
cientos pesos por IN dollar.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17
DOS PERIODISTAS FRANCHISES
FUERON APREHENDiDOS EN-
GRECIA.

ATENAS. Septiembre l6.-Cada
dia Sc hacen mayOreS concentrates
sobre Ia apprehension ordenada por
e. gobiernO griegO. de dos perlC-
d!stas f~ranceSes, llamados Papas J
Marion. a quieneS Sc acuSa de ma
Der rstado obrando como cSplas
rusos V haber robadO infinidad de
mensajes OficialeS cnviados por Ia
Embaiada alcmana Y otroS del!
Rey Constantine. de- los cuale5 en-
viaban copiaS a Pctrogrado.
Tanto los periodicals. como los
empleados del TELEGRAPH. sobre dule-
mes recaen s~oSpechas de compiled
dad ell este aSuntO sensational,
han sido a~prchendidos y las auto
ridades .i~udicialcs han iniciado cl
procedimiento para cscLareccr eI
aSunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17
Perez Rul da cucnta del triunfO
maytOrtniSta.

Enrique Perez RuI. SrcrclariO de
Villa y al miSmo tempo Jefc de
su EStadO Mayor. rrmiti6 a To-,
a=rntcS villi>taS I'm tcIrgrama cir
ru.ar Ian!u rucnta del triunfO OBJ
t"nido por las fu"rZaS mayiorcniS-
las ell Masrar"Has. IN los >iguicn-
les terminus:
"Ei dia s del actual. parte de las
ru'rzaS ronyrurioni>laS que guar
ucrrn No-al"S. al mando del &c
neral Jose Maria MaytOrena. hirie-
run un rrr0norimicnlo Ell las Ger
rauiaS de- iicha piaza.-combaticu-
riu con Un rnrmI=u prdcrOSo cn MI
MIRO y rlrmrntoS. a Quicn d"rro-
ta"on eli M~asrarclaS y obiigarou 4
r.plr=ar>r a Santa Barbara. harIru
irlrS vrinte murrtos. cuarrnta y
= hrridos y por parIr d. mucSIra>
rl,rza> solo hubo que lamrntar
,,.atro hrridoS.@
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17
MURI0 IN TENIENTE C.ARONEL
CARRANCISTA....
Viene de la Pag. 4a.)

tambitn nueve sOldadOs y herldoS
cuarenta y cincO.
Hoy volvierOn a SaIir d. NogaleS
al-uuaS fucrzaS Ia la> ~" ~I-'"
rrn Ia plaza vecl..~. .,I "dcr
Greer que 81 rrgisirarin nucvOs en-
rurnIros entire maytorcnistas y ca
rlanrlStaS.
Los primerOS esIan decilidoS Il
attiyar Ia campana contra Il enc
mi=o>. para arrOiarlos a u anti
gtIaS poSiri0nes. No So eSperara a
que los ralfistas conlinuen >u avan-
rr T. ]inlenten atacar la plaza vccl-
ma. Maytorena ha diSpueStO que SuS
IropaS lomcn Ia OfenSiva y t0dos
los prrparatiyos para lIevar a cabo
la canpana en- la forma lndlcada. 81
han terminate. pOr 10 que solo So
r>prra Il reSuItadO de- los recOnO-
rimicntoS que han eStado hacienda.
para iniriar a 'rcfrrido avancr y
a,acar a las lropas de Gales en-
,iUuur 81 cncuentrcn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17
Dos cartas que pintan ......

sost4ner nuevos combates. Y Sc
Gin q M purden seguir :uchandO
jndefinidamenle. pero Sera trench
,!omrnfa djficil Y una tarea muy
..o.toso u arroiarlos de B6lcica.
Fstov or~aiarjdo dp due mi HERNIA
mn hav3 Siio munrto Dor medios
,.laros y dfrrrtos, Y No Dor epga-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17

para Scmbrador"S. ~pizcadorcs y iEafGran-
les Jr dlgOdOn ."T
N"Iodo complete de SOlfeo por don HIIa-
ron Eslava .ot
~r"uuda farle de Eslava .............. 20
lbs >ucGiuS ENpl!Cddu>. pOr eel Ma2Icn IT,
h>trakan. Tn tOmo. tcla, con llHIi-
mas '"'
Nucvo Lcaguaie lie las Flores. aDanIco Y
pirGra> PgcrluSa> ~:
Historic de Bcrioldo, BcrlolLIno Y Caca>c-
no. \ la rIl>tlca ................... @'r
Historic de BerloldO. BcrlOldIno y Cara
>r!lu. El!pa>tidd ...-.............., i"t
i.IrI ScCrctGS para ri Hogan. liccctaS par"
81 luCadJr, yc>IIdU, Salud. ccunpIiii1.
etc. :ur
IL CuclncTu Pcrrcctu. Guia ConIplcla d" 60
Gina, ron muitIiud de rccetas para hac"r
uuisados 1Jr
Manual dc paStcleria Y licpO>lerld. inul~
UrnSablc en- 81 hUgar, cafes. etc.. '@c
i.IDro de- plSCUrSOS para lOdaS las cIrCt!nS-
tanciaS de Ia vida, con discusses para
fIc>la> SOclalc> Y patrI0tiCaS ........ 'Ir
jucgCS dc MdlOS, o Aric de llaccr DIab!u-
fd> ."'r
Manual de- Carptnieria de Taller .......Sl.Vu
Manual lie FoIOSra!la, uill para iOiograIu>
Ia Medicina CaScra. TratamtcntOS sciri-
los y priciicoS para tOda CldSc dc acct
denies Y Intermediates .............. Gfr
IL I.lbrO de las MddrcS. Ulil para las ma
IrpS dc ramiIia ,JDr
NuyISimu .Arlc de TOcar Ia GlIItarra -"
ne,c>idad dc maestro ..........-...... ,'"'
BlbliOlcCa dc la lti>a. Obrd cdpaL &c ia
Ger rcir 4 los mucrlos, : ioIIu> 1850
lcli
pcnSamicnt0S Para Pu>IdlC>. CoaiI"nc IN
lInldad DE- pen>alnl"nto~ Y verses para
t~arictas p~ustalcs ..........-...--. |"c
GIia del Matrimonial. Cunlicn" rprh> de III
ierGs para los que uuIrr"i! rd>af>e. ' para
los paurlnOs y iHadHlIii> ....-.'..... ''c
Las Nil J ina Nochcs. CGchtuN OFlehIaI">'
y In ruStiCa oIC
Las Mil : Una NUcIr>. Empastada en- tell
!!uI .Sl.-1
Los Nil ' uu pia>. CucnloS arabr,, perSa>
Y turCuS, traGHrid0> al cd>lelldilp... 'Ic
C"arloma-uO o Los UuCe IarcS de Frdncia.
Cdylumagnu o Los DUcc l'arcS q" Francla.
EmplstaGl HHc
GuarinO McLIUll!n. >cEthda pafic de car
lOfnagnO ""c
C6di@o del Amor. I'rcccptos lmportant"S
subrr ri amor 3Uc
Il ConScjcrU de- lD> EnaInoradOS. L.brO pa
IA las corrrSp0ndcuCiaS amorOsaS.... JGc
NgvfSimo ~ecTcIarIU dc las FciiCItaCIDncS.
Ramillcic de CIriaS dc CumplcailuS, dias
dc SaniO. .Aiu NucYO, etc. ........... 6jc
Libro de los ~%.riUS, on TUrma dc dIcciO-
uariU cNrlLrall'u DOC
Orirulo NOvi,Iruo, . sea Ii aibro dc los
DcSiInOS DC
Arlc dc Erhar laS CariaS pDr Medic de Ia
Baraja E-Y4hUla. scsuIdO dc las prore-
sias @IiaDdS 1ic
LibTn dc Iu> ChistcS. Collection de agIdc-
Ias y patorhaGas .................. 5Ic
Don Juan TcnOTIo De
Noyi<irIG COniadOr Universal. Manual q"
cuentaS aiu,ladaS con 81 Cuai 80 resuel-
ven rIaniaS OpcraCiOneS Sc dcSec0, sin
baccr nUmcrOs nj calculOs ........... BIC
Estilo General dc Cartas ............... DOC
prrfrrto >rrrelario McXican0. NudcloS de
carllS cUIucrclaleS, llierariaS. faiHIliarcS Y
amurusas, pen>aIulentos para ~tarjeIas pos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17
IN MENIC..AN0 FUE MORTAL
MENTE G0LPEADO POR IN
POLAC0 En- HOBSON.
TEXAS.
correspondence especial para La PRENsA.

~
FALLS CITY, Texas, Sepliembre
Eel sibadO, en- HObsOn. Texas.
Slando I'm meXicanO liamadO JO-
- GallardO en- una cantlna en e>la
30 de- cOmplcta ebriedad. LEGO al
slablecimicntO un polacO que CO.
memo a cOlpear crueImenie al com
palriota. Cuando cl polacO iba a
s,guir. gOlpeandO al meXicano con
Haos tacoS de biiIar. i!es6 IN poll
ia al cstablerimicntO. rvitando Que
- consumara el dcseO del referidO
polacO.
FL raniincrO. eEOjado pOrque cl
=rHdarme Sc habia pucsto a la de-
!'nsa del compatriota. L. arrebat6
a piStOIa cuando sujctaba al pola-
- para que no c]Oniinuara COL
Drnndo al m~cNicanO.
81 fin. despucs de una trifulca
monumental. 81 IOgr6 aplacar los
inimoS de los que intrrvinicroa en-
a question. mOIivada por Fl alrnta-
10 romctido por 81 polaco contra ell
;udefrnSO m~eXicanO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17
ESTALLO LA HUELGA EN- LOS
CAMPOS MINERS DE-.
Yiene de la pagina 3.

provecho para ellos, sin importarles
los danos que producer sus predicas.
Ignacio Perez, uno de los que in
tentaron convencer a los meXica-
nos de MetcaIft. MOrenci Y Clifton.
de la convenience de que no siguie-
ran a los agitadores, formo parte del
comite huelguista del Ray, Arizona
V fue desterrado de aquel campo y
esta enterado de los manejos POGO
escrupulosoS de- Ia Union.
Estare al tanto del desarrollo del
movimiento iniciado aver, para dar
noticia oportuna a LA PRENsA de
cuanto sea de interes para los obre-
o Y para eI publico en- general.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17
CIENCIAS OCULTiS.

S-.rrioS de los Carlos. Artc de ganar 4
loGu> los jucgns ..........-.........SlG"
La Gran MaEla Htnrrnll .............. ale
EunhlrIdiOne>. GvIiGurIuS ! TcnlICulU> iUC
la Gran NarIla AdIylnlGOTa y I'll NIcln
lruida de- la> pIrdmidcs ............ 1T
H. Dragon liOIo u FL Arlc de- Mandar 4 ip>
L>ilrIiuS -hc
Manual de Magla Blanca .............. BE
Manual de Magia liuia ............-.... 2Ic
Manual dc NaGid Nrgra ..........-.... cJc
rl.vtcula del Iier ~alUra6n ........... 25c
IL PUdCr del P~cn>amIcntu. 81 dominic y
rullUra. "bra para csiudiar Ia IucrZa del
pcn>dII!cllto
TrSurn dc MllagruS Il" Ia cruz de Cardvdca.
Ncriadcra juya del ucIljI>irU -. JUr
Los Admirabl"s S]crrclus de Alberto Cl
'rdndc 2Jc
ltHrO Magno &c san CtrrIanU. l.dIciGn Unit
"a Y Cumplcia del iamoSo GrIInorio. con
,ldcrada como la sofa auientIca entire to-
da> :H>."o
~~rsrcluS de- la PrcailGlgliarlOn y In Mdgla.
lcrcluncS De eScalnptcU J prcsiidISIla-
Ci0n 90
In Clayiru!a del ilrchiccr0. q Libro de san
EiprIauu. con iulin!dad dc sccrctUS.. J0c
Ii DIcC!onario Internal. Cyntlcnc h. rcf"-
rcntc a la aparIrloHcS. magI2 blanca.
rOia Y ncgTa. adlvIlaCIuneS, COnjurO$.
cIc.
Dogma Y Ritual dc la Alta Ma@ia. E>ta
Ubra cnSeila la mlSlrrIuS de lds cicnrIaS
%uru!laS. Cunllcnr cl tFiangulU dc ~alo-
mon, Ia irradIartGn Ina=iCa. Ia Cdbala. So
rrctos del GXIlO. ~nIgromancIa. etc. $500
II V"rLaGcrU I.ibro Internal. Traiado com
p!ciu de las CtcnrlaS Uculta>. COnlIcnc
IL librO de san Ciprianu. Ia ClayicGll DE
Solomon. !nvuCarIuucS. cuniurOS. 81 bra
g0n liuyU Y la Cabrd Internal, rccclaS &c
IL reina Cleopatra, etc. ............. 75c
IL NcrdadcrO Dragon Iojo. Cunticne rartuS
mTcrnalc>. curaniaIuIcnloS. IIludO de ha-
c"rsc invisible. ciC. 90
Nrrdadcro Horoscope para AdIvinar 81
lUrVcnlr ste
SCCrciOS del inferno .................. aJc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-17
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO
NONELNS DlNERSAS.
Don QuiJO;c &c Ia Mancha. La oDra macs
ira de In lLIeralura espalNla. ElICl0n u


Don g4lI0ic &c ID Mali,iid; Ia T rti,i H,' :,
MO .$..UU
FL MARTYR del G6lgota. I]IcrInosa oDT4 hasa
ia en- Ia vida Gei mSuc,isTa , ~ :" &; an
La nama de las Canclias ............... &c
II rerlQulllo Sarnicnio. EaiIIo>a ho'cla me
AlGana ~ ,ni,.n, a,' =,
ciOn 1bc
Los SIctc pccadOs CdpltaicS, : t0!los gran
drs I,, 49, ,,'o
1T ninia On roJ", snS GarrGrGs Ia lirania
ruSa "5c
Carmen. Historic DC ul coFa%0l' hcIIti9.
"a no'cia HIrErAta :r,,. nrn C ~r
prOyUca lnten>as crn"cinles. porlu" >edu-
&c Ia inaFayl!losa h's'or'a "t i'oD't e., mn
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Chras n5s ini%resante, dc Ia fpuca roma
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HlSIORIA.

Historic dc Roma. CofurTrlIe dcSde los
oriScE"> d. Roma ba>la Ia Caida del In
perio romano de- ""rtaeutc ........-- zoe
Historic de GreCld. dr>dr r., t!empoS he
roicoS haNtd Ia Decentralization del Impe-
RIO Dc AlelauIru 75c
II sol dc Mayo Memorials Ic Ia Interven-
CiOU. Con STdbdGu> .Si.00
Il Ccrro de la Campanas. Con rcIratOS de
peF>oudIcS hl>lDrIrus
SacrrGV;t Y CaGaIllO. ODTa rcfercnle a Ia
lHa'F'ilH"l4'td I1c
Les lu~lr-"Gir~- continuation del relate de
Ia in>IrrrCriuu contra E-pdila $50. 1Jc
Memorials lie un GuerrlllerU. Historic lie Ia
Guerra Ge GefOrma .............. !5c
La Na5">tad Calda. Nuycla historical DC Ia
ycY1iuClUn MaGerISta ..,.......... soc
Las AirpcidadeS .Nemana>. lufOrmc dc los
ari"N cuIn"lldO> por las fuerZaS alcmanaS
en- icCFlluriO frances .............. &c
Historic IatrIa. pOr don Ju>iO sierra. Illus
iFaLa ryn GTahadO~ ....... soc
Ic IptfirIO DIaz u Francisco MaGcrO. Dbra
political. pOr ei DR. Lara pardu .....Sl.O0
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MaldItaS Sean las MujereS
MaldIiu> sean los llOmbrcs
MalGita> sean las SuegraS
ATtc de BuScar MarIdo
Las EvaS AiOdernaS
Il NoyIO PreSiadO
la iIIia de las Flores
El PurgalOriU de las SOlteras
r ParaiSO &c las MuicreS
FL inferno de los llombreS
Viva mi NUyia,
IL iIada dc los Mares
Su MajCSIad cl Amor
Maldlio sea 81 Amor
La PrlnCcsa del Dollar
Amor Y Martirio
La HIia dc Venus
PorQue Sc Casan los Hombrcs
PurquC SC CaSan las Mujcres
POrQuc Pecan las MujercS
PorQuc Rcinciuen las Viudas
Il Collar de ESmerdldaS
Las iiIias dc Champagne
e Nido dc RuIsenOres
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En- Ia Ultima casa dOndr he
'rvjdo-Gicc una rriada.-hubicra
-taIn yo muy bien ii el amO no
lubieSr sido fOlGGrafO.
-cl que nal te hacia con ESQ?
I.Pur- una friolrra. En- la mesa
..otografiaba TODD 10 que durdaba
MICS de que la schora 10 mandara
I la cGcina.
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0BEiS ~DIlERSiS.

NIlic alrrdcdur del mundu. f"IcrrSaulc re-
iariGn mUVrlc>Ua DC III Wal, pUr las prin-
DO .JC
La VOz de la Naturalcza. COLLECTION dc his
tOrlaS Y nUyclaS morales ..-..........Sl.25
Manual de Agriculture Y Ganaderia. Indls-
penSablc para II genie de campo. Con
grabHdOS SIZE
IL Anna dc Caoa. Guia dc Ia MUIR cduca-
Ia tn nIatcrIa de haD!laclGn, COClna, mo
ia. HrdiCinl, etc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIC
II Calculator del AlgUd0n. uLra utllislma
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POESIiS.

PorsiaS dc Antonio Plaza ............. bOc
I, .rnari,- Ubra. DOFliraS de Manuel VI.
II.rn. i0C
vuc>ia, dc Manuel Aruua. AulnenlaGds con
81 drama II ia-ado+ ............-.. 6Vc
Los TroyadorcS de- Mexico. Herm">a cplcc-
rI6n dc poe>ias de nucstrO> l~HclOTes au-
frra. Ia rg>,Ira 60c