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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
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every interest concerned
Although the department seldom of
fers mediation in labor disputes unless
solicited to do so and although this is
regarded as the wiser policy at present
yet the statute empowers the secretary
to act whenever, III mis- judgment, the
interests of industrial peace may re
quire 1t to be done, and conditions are
conceivable in which ii would be ad.
V1sable for the department to offer its
good offices though neither party re
quested or desired it. In the case. for
instance, of a strike Of such bitterness
as to inspire both sides with a deter
mination to fight to the bitter end and
OF such magnitude as to prejudice 9th
er industrial interests or to disturb
the public at large 1t would doubtless
be the duty of the department of la
Dor to intervene.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
MEDIATION OF STRIKES.
Functions of the Department of Labor
In Industrial Disputes.


In Industrial Disputes.
Secretary Wilson of the department
of labor in his annual report devotes
much space to review of the labor
disputes the department has success
fully mediated during the past year and
defines at some length the principles
upon which the department acts In
such cases. OF the mediation and con
ciliation work the report says:
OF all the functions or the depart
ment OF labor which it is yet possible
to administer this one may be reason
ably regarded as the most important
Primarily the department of la
Dor must conserve In industrial dis
putes the interests Of the wage earn
ers of the United States Such is it's
duty under the law Of its creation the
first section of which charges it with
responsibility for their general welfare,
while the eighth makes this response
bility specific as to labor disputes .
The policy of the department of labor
though it executes its mediation and
conciliation functions as the govern
ment representative of wage earning
interests. is to do so withont nartiSan
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
Farm Wanas In Australia.

The Australian Workers union
which is one of the most powerful or
ganizations in the commonwealth. at
future wages of the farm hands of Vie
toria and South Australia should be
according to certain schedule, In
the agricultural section il is provided
that forty eight hours shall constitute
weeks work such hours to be from
7:30 a. M. to $40 p m on five days
of the week and I O5 N to noon on
Saturdays Overtime work shall be
paid at time aud a hiatt
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
Union Meat Market

J. LaBar, formerly president of
the Local Paper Makers Union,
has opened a first class meat mar
ket at 804 S. Eighth street. He
carries full lire of all kinds of
fresh and smoked meats and the
prices are as cheap if not little
cheaper than any other store in the
city. He will also deliver orders
to any part of the city and will also
carry all kinds of meat in his
wagon. LaBar lost his job some
time ago because be believed in or
ganized labor. Union men will
give him trial as often as possible
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
Double Shift For Eira,,s

The municipal fire department OF
Milwaukee, Wis. has ordered the dou-
BILE shift system for local fire tugs. The
federal law provides that all Tugs must
install a double shift system whereby
boat employees can work twelve hours
instead of twenty-one out Of the TWEEN
ty-four.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
Within ts,e Truth.

Victim-Look herei You said the
house was only stones throw from
the station It's fully half a mile
Agent Well. I've seen blast from a
quarry throw stones twice that dis
tance many time. Boston Tran
script
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
Our Great and.

We excel other countries In the very
thing for which they are noted Italy.
old as she is, can boast of but one
Rome, while the United States has fir-
teen. Greece can show on her map
but one Athens, while We have nine
teen.-New York Post.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
TRADES COUNCIL

The Co operative Trades anS La
Dor Council met in regular session
Tuesday night. President George
Wiseman presided and 43 delegates
were present.
The credentials of c. N. Wilkins
and E. H. Sims of Carpenters Un-
ion, Edward Dulli, of Molders' I'm
ion, No, 283, Ted Smith and Lee
Burkhardt of Machinists Union,
No. 24I, John Gradolph of Team
sters' Union, No. l75, Arthur
Burns of Bartenders' Union, No.
1863, and Harry Remle of Horse
shoers' Union, No. IS, and Calvin
Swain of Plumbers Union, were
received and delegates installed.
Brother Shiering, of Carpenters
Union was admitted as visitor.
Minutes of previous meeting ap-
proved as read.
The regular menthly bills were
allowed.
Communication of the Ohio State
Federation resolution to organize
unskilled workmen read and ap-
proved.
A communication was received
from Thomas Donneiiy, Secretary
of the O. S. F. of L. In which he
states that only two organizations
in this city are not affiliated with the
state organization. The two or
ganizations were requested to afili
ate.
A communication of Internation-
al Marble Morkers Union, in refer
ence to their members joining the
Bricklayers' Union was received.
A communication from the Cen
trail Labor Union, of Brooklyn, n.
Y. In reference as to how to force
unions to affiliate. They protest
against unions not sfiliated receiv-
ing financial assistance from central
bodies. Received.
United Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, informs that the Bernheim Dis
tilling Company, has been placed
on the fair list. The Auto Print
company of that city having signed
up with the printers. Received.
The delegates of Machinists'
Union, 24l, submitted communi-
cation and set of resolutions In
which they protest against the car
penters erecting machinery. Re-
ceived and complied with.
The delegates of Horseshoers'
Union, No. rs, asked that the
Council appoint committee to
meet with Conrad Hurm the High
street horseshoer. Butler, Hinkel
and Murphy were appointed on
the committee.
The Clerks reported that the
Walk-over shce store has neglected
to have their clerks join the union.
They asked for committee to
meet with the proprietor and to re-
port at the next meeting. Com
mittee, Strategier, Lenehan and
Burkhardt.
The clerks asked that the secre-
taTy be instructed to write the shoe
workers of Brooklyn in reference
to shoe concern.
Committee to meet the Bakers
Union, reported that they met and
appointed a committee of FIVE to
meet the Master Bakers.
The committee to audit the "a
Dor Day books reported that every
thing was just as presented. Re-
ceived and committee discharged
Two new members were appoin-
ted on on the Bartenders' commit.
tee, Cochran and Korb.
Chas. Seidenfaden, was elected
member of the Labor Legislative
League by acclamation.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
AWAITING the outcome,

"The folks at our hotel are greatly
interested In problem"
''What is it?''
IAN irresistible blend has Just net
an immovable bachelor Judge.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
Raisinn Thinna

Even the amateur farmer can raise
good crops with fertile ground. but ie
isn't a marker to what you can do
with a fertile imagtna tion.- kansas
City journal
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
Little Bits.

check came today. This and the
clothes will bring comfort to many
of our needy ones. We thank you
sincerely for the same
Wishing you all the JOY of the
Christmas tide, and all the bless
ings of the New Year, l am
Ysurs very sincerely,
Roderick MacEachen
y
Mr.. Edward E. Weiss,
326 Market Street,
Hamilton, Ohio.
Ny dear Mr.. Weiss:
Your gracious donation
came today. We thank you most
sincerely for the comfort you have
given to our distressed people.
You may send the money to Jerome
Watson, Secretary of the Miners
NSllSI COMMITTEE.
Wishing you and all who con-
Cured with you in this kindness
for our poor people a Happy New
Year, we are
Yours truly,
Miners Relief Committee,
Jerome Watson, Sec'y
Chas. Owen, member of Mold
ers' Union. No. 68, and late Grand
Marshal of the Labor Day parade
dropped into the city Tuesday.
Charles is now located in our sister
city Trenton, Ohio. He reports
that the old town is still on the
map and that he is thinking seri-
ously of running for mayor of
Trenton at the next election.
Much power to you old boy.
u
The Miami Valley Conference
Board of Iron Molders' Union will
meet in Hamilton next Sunday
Delegates frcm all the cities in the
valley will be here to take part in
the meeting.
The Labor Legislative League
of Butler, Preble and Montgomery
counties will meet in this city next
Sunday. Delegates from Hamil-
ton, Dayton and Middletown con-
stitute the League. Business of
vital importance to the labor or
ganizations in the third congress
sional district will be taken up and
acted upon.
U
Jack White, one of the efficient
members OF the Middletown Paper
Makers Union was in the city last
week He says that the boys are
still on strike at the Sorg Mill and
expect to remain out until they
win.
v
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Lewis of South B. street fine
baby girl. Mrs. Lewis was dele
gate to Trades Council from the
Woman's Union Label League and
Mr.. Lewis is a delegate from the
carpenters. Mother and daugter
doing nicely and papa just more
than tickeled.
The Machinists Union this week
rolled into the PRESS office 68 new
subscribers. Some of the unions
are beginning to realize the i'm
pertance of labor paper.
U
George Richardson, one of the
big guns in the labor movement of
Dayton sent in five new subscribers
last week.
"
The new quarterly working cards
for the Cooperative Trades and
Labor Council for January, Feb
ruary and March have been issued.
The color of the new card is red.
ALI others are void.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-01-08
OPEN MEETING.

Ma>hinists' Union, No. 241, will
on next Tuesday night, install ef-
fcers and held an open meeting.
All are cordially invited.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
MEXICANOS QUE SOLIC-
p LA
AMERICANA.

Las siguientes personals han
declarado ante ell juez Fede-
raj de esta ciudad, Sus inten-
clones de convertirse en- ciuda-
danOs de los Estados UnidOs.
Alberto Garcia, de SO amos
de edad, native de Mexico,
operario, y con Residential en-
ell numero 218 de la Gale Pc
can. Sc inferno a este pals por
Laredo, ell II de Diciembre
de 1892.
Mauricio Ramon, de SO a.
los de edad, native de Next
CO, operario, y con residencia
en- ell ndmero 416 de la Gale
de Camar6n. Sc inferno a este
pals por Laredo, ell p de Fe-
brero de 1898.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

Los carrancistas, al decir
de los informes cue hemos re-
oibido, cometieron IN sin MI
nero de infamias al saIir de "a
ciudad dc Monterrey. No Sc
conformation los partidarios
del primer jefe de la reVuelta
con eiecutar q varias personas
pcr considerarlas desafectaa
a la acusa que defiende el eX-
Gobernador de Coahuila. lie
yaron su odio, producido por
Ia derrola que les infligieron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
MISA DE REQUIEM.

En- conmemoraci6n del pri-
aer aniverSaTio del falleci-
miento de la senora Francisco
IZaguirre de Cara, acaecida
en- Ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas,
tendra lugar ell 30 del corrien-
te. a las s a. m. una misa de
requiem, en- el Temple Cat6li-
co de Roma, Texas.
FL esposo Y demas deudOs
de la finada han inyitado en-
atenta esquela q sus amistades
para que Ocurran q csc SerVicio
religioso en- memoria de Ia
eterna ausente.
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FUERON FUSILADOS DOS
AMERiCANOS POR LOS
CARRANCISTAS.

Sc ha recibido noticia en- es-
IA ciudad de que Gustavo Her
nandez y Francisco ]Iturr!a,
naturaliZadOs americanos en-
Donna, CondadO de Hidalgo,
fuerOn condenados a muerte
y fusilados por las autorida-
des carrancistas de Rio Bravo,
lamps.
Sus familias que radicaD Ell
esta ciudad recibieron n~oticias
en- csc scntido.
Tambi6n Sc ha sabidc que
Terrell Bobo, uno de los cuatro
americanos acusados de con-
trabando de ganado en- Nuevo
Laredo. fu6 pucstO en- libertad
eli sabado gracias a las gestio-
mes del consul americana Gar
ret.
Ell mismO consul cree que
los otros tres acusado5 seran
I puestos en- E0ertad hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

Comunica el correspOnsal
de Ia PRENSA en- la ciudad
de e. Paso, Texas, que segGn
noticias telegraficas llegadaS
a la referida pOblaci6n, una
encarnizada lucha Sc ha enta-
bladO entire las facciOnes Vi
llista Y zapatista en- plena ca
pital de Ia RepUblica. Ello es
ell resultado de los importan-
ties acontecimientOs registra-
dos en- la ciudad de los Pala-
clos durante los GltimOs diaS,
acontecimientos que Vienen q
poner de manifesto, una vez
mas, que no eXiste nj ha eXis-
lido nj eXistira, probablemen-
te, union entire todos los indi-
NlQuOS que encaDeZan Ia re-
vuelta en- Mexico. ~
CuandO Sc creia que pOr
fin Sc habian puesto de acuer-
do los bandos del NOrte y del
Sur, prestando su apoyo al
gobierno emanado de Ia c6le-
bre Convention de Aguasca-
Iientes; cuando Sc empezaba
a tener confianza en- Ia esta-
blidad de csc gobierno, presi-
dido por un hombre descono-
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Collaboration.

II n.r;odis+o craa nara q
nr,-;do 5fio 81 avcaiso Dv-
ono Tob Y fa mia que die
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cr,rasi6n dol neriodismo el
a.,s.,ir1oro do In nrpnsa one
co, ,.;ri7as hrios libra Il beta
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,ode,.. a o,Io infIsmando 81
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los c,.a,das anbaIo, do nrocrp-
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Fl guerrjIIer0 de Ia prensa

micas 0 diseTtaciOnes, gacet;-
LA menuda 0 reportaZgOs de
c~ortante flo, TODD naufrag2
en- esa alta mar de Ia prensa,
!odo Sc va perdiendo ano ira
aHo, irremisiblemente, en- la
colecciones de peri6dicos, ba.
10 las negras alas impalpablec
del olvido.
Ciertamente, su pensamien
to es como un igneo meteOro
cuya luz presto Sc apaga.
Hora por bora minute por mi
nuto la faena cOtidiana abso-
be despiadada ell iugo vital dc
su inteligencia hasta deiarla Sc
ca como IN bagazo. POGO a
POGO, Sc fatiga ell cerebro, hu-
yen las ideas, deia de funcio-
mar bien la maquina lie
ga Ia muerte en- silenciO!
Asi Sc han lido de nOsotros,
para siempre, en- plena juVen
tud, muchos periodistas nacio-
males de eXimio talento.
Adrian O. NaladeZ.
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Destruction mas destruction

las fuerzas de Angeles, a des-
truir edificios por medic de Ia
tea incendiaria.
10 que Sc hizo en- tempo
de paz a costa de grandes sa-
crificios; 10 que cost6 energial
Y dinero Y esfIerzOs inauditOs.
ha Sido destruidO en- I'm mo
mento por la mano revolucic-
maria. Y todo para satiSface-
una venganza personal, ven
ganza ruin que pone de mani
fiesto que en- los hOmbres que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

cedor de la politica del pals,
pero que parecia prestar SD
contingente para luchar en-
favor del restablecimiento de
la anhelada paz; csc hombre
huge de la ciudad de Mexico
con algunos miembros de Sill
Gabinete y una parte de sus
fuerzas armadas Y Sc dirije al
mineral de Pachuca, tai Vez
para ponerse a salvo o preten-
diendo poner a salvo Ell go
bierno que preside.
Y como consequence de es-
tie acontecimientO, las faccio-
mes que habian juradO sus-
tentar al gobiernO emanado
de la Convention, rompen las
hOStllldadeS Y Sc entregan q u
ma nueva matanza, creyendO
que de esa manera logran rea-
liar sus p%rOp6sitOs.
Y entire tanto, ell pals sufre
los horrores de la guerra civil
que parece que no habra de
terminar nunca. Por todas par
tes Sc lucha; por todas parties
Sc riega sangre generoSa &c
mexicanos; por todas parties
las balas slogan centenares de
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sUCESOS Y COMMENTARIES
La nueva lucha revoIucionaria

vidas, de hermanos nuestros
que desgraciadamente Sc han
entregado con Juror en- una
contienda de infamia Y de Yer
guenza.
Cada dia que pasa vemos
ennegrecerse mas ell horizon
te de la patria; y pensamOS
con tristeza, nosotros que tan
to amor lie tenemos, que acasO
esta guerra que devasta los
campoS, que siega millareS de
vidas, que destruye la prOSpe-
ridad del pals, siga ensenorea-
da por mucho tempo de aQuel
VastO territorio que llamamOS
Mexico Y que fu6 maculadO
Dor la planta del invasor p0r-
que no supimos ser 10 suficien
temente buenos para evitar el
ultraje.
Que recuerden, los que hoy
combaten desesperadamente,
aquella vergiienza. No ha pa
sado muchO tempo para que
10 olviden. Nj es possible olvi-
darlo. Que ultraies de esos Sc
recuerdan Siempre: como cue
Sc llevan en- ell coraZ6n.
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"A, Ia wAs sEGURA, "a Gus FIENE Ell NEJOR sURTDO II
Ia Dana de las Camelias. "o.2

& La Dana de las Camelias. "0.25
Los Maridos Infames 2 tomos $50
FL Periquillo Sarniento. Famosa no.
VeIa meNcana. ......... O.1O
e Jorobado. Novela de mucha SEN
Los Siete PecadOs Capitales, 2 to-
Memorials de IN revoluCionario. O.
ira cue pl0ca en- todOs suS horroreS
II Jlr9REa rusa. 5 O.75
Carmen. Historic de I'm @coraZ0n.
HGTuosa Eovela meXicana e. $O.S5
Historic de Robinson Crusoe Lii
bro CUE provoca intenSas emOciones,
pCrgue SeiUce Ia maravilloSa historic
de Robinson. Edici6n de lujo $500
Los Ultjmos Dias de Pompeya. u
na de las oDTas mas i~ntereSantes de
IA epocI romano, cuyas costumbres
describe Embellishments. -. $500
Gil Bias De Santillana. Obra cla-
sica easaIzaGa por tratadistas inte-
Ggentes. Edici0n de lujo....$ So 90
e. ZaCcO. He-mOS2 uOvela meXicana,
que piHta Ia vida dc uno de los mas
famoso5 baDdidoS que hubo en- No
reiCs, en- Ia epoca dc Juarez. Edici0n
Le iLjO Sl.1o
Los dramas del Adulterio. Conmo-
vedOr2 narration de Carolina Inve1-
nizlO, 2 JOmos. .......... $O.6O
los Amores Nalditos. Obra de Ia
mi5U.G aGtCra , tOmoS. ..... $3.50
II Amor de los Amores, Novela
sentimental. I tomos,tela.. $3.25
FL Inferno de los Celos. 4 tomos
enpasCados en- tela, .........$ 3.25
La Mujer Adultera. Obra que ha
c0Dm0vIlo . aQuell2s personals que
han recorrIdo sus paginas. / tones,
se'd $3.Z5
FL Condo de Montecristo, con su
continuation: Ia Mano del Muer-
to- 3 tOmos grandeS, con iIustracio-
AeN'. SIPS
Oscar = Amanda. Conmovedora
rovc-a amOrosa. , tomos.... SI.25
La Hija del Cardcnal. ..... $O.75
Los Tres MosQuetcros, con 81 con-
tinuacioG: "Veinte Amos DesDu6s" Y
81 EIzc9nde de Bragelonne." SITS
EXplacion O el MartlTio de una Ma
are $3.50
GeLOveva Gc Bravaute.. .. SO.25
Pablo ' Virginia. "O.25
Amor Sublime. HcrmOsa novela me-
ALcaAa. SOS
Los Ais-erioS de Ia Inquisici6n...
5 O.75
FL Judo Erraute. 1910
Ia J.vcn5ud De Enrique ", u co.
Flor De Passion. Novela de Amor. $50
Romeo . JG-ieta. 49,. "0.25
I'm Elj0 Natural " s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

Sc dicen libertadOres, no eXis-
te un atomo de amor por la
ciudad, por ell pueblo, pOr la
Patria.
Sobre eIlos caera toda Ia
rcsponsabiIidad. 7 manana,
cuando sea Ia bora de la re-
construction naciOnal, Sc Sena-
lara, con ell indice ~acusador,
q aQuellos que no supieron ser
fuertes en- al derrota como no
5upieron ser mobiles nj clemen-
5es Ell Ia victoria.
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Permisos para fincar

L. c. Fisher, garage, Hamps-
hire Street, block 1852; 500.
4. Brown, habitaci6n de cinco
pleas, Castro Street, block 1922;
81, 500.
Bertha Earthouse, habitacion
d tres pleas, Monterrey Street,
block 316; $3.50.
Ernest Scrivener, casa de una
pieza, Pennsylvania Avenue,
block 1869; 500.
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rente : "a Tndependeneia.. -. SOS

rente . IA Indepardencia.. .. SOS
Los Iusurgentes.-CoatilCaclon
del relate de Ia in~surreccion contra
ESpaua- 40
Memorials de IN GUerrillero. His
to-ia de n Guerra de Ref0rma 5 0.75
La MajesCad Caida.-Novela hsto-
.rica de IL revolution ~maderisJ2 5 0. SO
EDopeyas de mi Patria: Benito
Jgarez.-La Intervention F~raEcesa.
81 I-aDeri0.-El triunfo de Ia Re
Dl5tica.-EIe15rias de Juan de dos
Pea. EGlci6D de lujo ilustrata con
ret~atcS = vi5taS. ........ $500
Historic general de Mexico, por
Zara-e-8iea emPasCada.. 5 $50
Episodes IIiiJareS NeNicanos O.
bra de ln-er5s para los atectos q CO.
uCcar uuesr-as graCGIOSas luchas pOr
Ia Eber-ai. TraJa de Ia Guerra de IL
G~apeEdeacia ) IA Invasion America
Historic del Pueblo AeHcaEo.-So
berbiO resIl1gn de historic patria,
con nuue.os5s Era5ados de vistas,
morume--2s, reC-aJos, etc.-dos to-
mos pasta tal-. 900
Historic de Mexico, por Nerdla,
GesJg los 1r5me~oS tiempCs hasta Ia
ca.La del segu1lo Inperio.-Un to-
mo $5.UC
His..-.l Patria, por don Justo Sic
"a, i.u-Ial4 cOn grabalos.. 5 $50
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS

Ia G~2~ Magta Sup-ema.... $3.50
EnchiriGl0Hes, Grimorios Y Pentacu-
los. SO.4O
La Gran FarIta Adivin2dora Y FL
Eiejo Druida de las Piramides $O.25
Il Dragon Polo o FL Arte de Man
{ r a los Esp!rI5us. SO.25
Manual de Lagi2 B~IanCa.... sO.25
Manual De Magjl Roja. $500. SO.25
Manual dc Nagia Negra.... "O.25
Ia Magi2 Egipc!a. ~InJeresaute estu-
do so5re ocult,smO. So
t!av.CU.9 del Rey SalomGn.. "O.25
FL Poder del pensamiento. Su domi-
Mo J cu.tUra. Cbra para estudiar Ia
tIerZa del pensamjento $500. SI.GO
Iesoro de milagros de Ia Cruz de
Caravaca. E~erdadera joya del ocul-
Iisuo' $3.50
Los admirables ~secretos de Alder
20 81 GEaH1e. $o.25
tlltr5S dc Amor. ....... SI.OO
La Venus Magica. 100
Libro Nagno de San Cipriano. Ed
ci5n unica y completa del Famoso
Grinorio, considerable como Ia sofa
a~uttntica entire toGas 10000. 500
Secretos de Ia prestidigitaci6n Y
Ia Clagla- LeCciCneS de escamoteo Y
preSLlulGltaclOn. SI.OO
Ia cIavicula del hechicero 0 Libro
de San CiprianO, con nfinidad de
SO.5O
e D~icciolario Internal. Contiene
10 referente q las apariciones, magia
blanca, roja Y negra, adivinaciones,
coAgdFoS ETC.. 81 90
Secre-as del inferno, para hacer ha-
blair q los muertos, ganar q Ia lote-
ria CoscuDrlr teSOTOs etc.,. 500
Dogma Y ritual de Ia alta magia.
-ESto o5ra enseHa los misterios de
las ciencias ocultas. C%ontiene el
triangulO de Solomon, Ia irradiaci6n
magica, Ia Cabala, ~secretos del ext
TO, nlgrOmanCia, ETC.. $500
Magia blanca V negra, O ciencia de
IA vida flnita e infinita, con suges-
tones PRACTICES ......... $2.CO
81 v~erdadero Hbro Internal. Trata-
do complete de las c~iencias ocultas.
CoGLiene ell libro de San Cipriano. Ia
c!avicula de Solomon. magia suDre-
ma, i-vocaciones, conjuros, ell ORA
gon ROja Y Ia Cabra Internal. rece-
tas de Ia reina Cleopatra, etc. S 0.75
E. yerdadero Dragon Rojo. Con-
tiene pGctos i~nfernales, encantamien-
toS. modo de hacerse invisible V de
evoCar al diablo, etc, etc.. S SEQ
EerdaderO horoscope para adivi-
mar el porvenir. O.SO