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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-29
MILLIONAIRE MAY HELP SLAYER IF
 CARUTHERS
Young Man Who Killed Eugene Caru hers Released on $10,o0O Bail

PHOENIX, Sept. 25.-Russen John ; ,n, who shot and killed Eugene Caruthers at Gila Bend last Thursday, hss been formally charged with mur- der in the second degree with bail fixed at $1O,OO0. The complaint charg- ing Johnson with the crime was sworn to by the father of Caruthers. Johnson immediately offered a bond which was approved and the young nan discharged from custody. The coroner's jury at Gila Bend returned a verdict that young Caruthers came to his death by reason of a gunshot wound inflicted by a gun in the hands oI Russell Johnson, but made no at tempt to fix the blame for the deed.
 Officers and others returning from Gila Bend declare that the affair was apparently one-sided, all the evidence tending to show that young Johnson acted in self-defense.
 Managed Store.
 Johnson is manager of a store at Gila Bend owned by the Gila Land & Cattle company. The company is con- posed of many prominent business men of Tucson among whom are c. A. Solomon, Phil Brannon, John Heidel, J. B. Rayland, w. J. Corbett, John Nets, Leonard Nets and John I. Riley.
 Johnson is a nephew of Russell G. a Cleveland O., million aire, who it is expected will aid in his defense. The trial is expected to be one of the hardest fought legal battles in the state. Judge Baker, a well known criminal attorney of this city has been retained as counsel for Johnson.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-29
GERONIMO FEAST RECALLS
 THE DAY OF ANCIENT FOLK

TAOS, N. M, Sept. 25.-The feast of San Geronimo, or the ancient har- vest festival of the Pueblo Indians, is held here each year on September 30. On that day there usually mingle an intensely modern civilization, in the persons of spectators from all parts of the United States, and one so an- cient that no scientist is known to have penetrated the veil that has hid den it for centuries.
 Taos is an Indian settlement that has existed on the same spot for so many years and even centuries that the history of it's beginning is lost in the profoundest obscurity, except for the traditions of the Taonans them selves, whose secretive characteris- tics make it impossible to gather au- thoritative information from them.
 Age old clay buildings, piled one upon the other, form the cliff dwell ings of the Taonans. Less than days journey is it from Denver, and can be reached by automobile from Santa Fe in comparatively short time. In spite of this nearness, however, its civilization is that of a time many years before the coming of the Span ish explorer and conquistadore (con- queror) who found the Pueblo ln- dians living in the same primitive way as they live today.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-29
WHOLESALE HOUSE BURNS

Lordsburg, N M Sept. ?6 An SS,000 stock of whiskey was totally destroyed by fire Thursday after noon at 4:30 o'clock when the ware house of J. S. Brown, burned to the ground. At 3 o'clock a load of whis- key was put in the storehouse and the doors locked. At 4:15 neighbors saw the blaze leap from the roof and be- fore aid could reach the scene the en- tire interior of the adobe building was afame. Fifteen cases of whiskey were saved by the volunteer fire fighters but thebulk of the goods was totally destroyed. No insurance was held on the building or goods, making it a total loss.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-29
SHERIFF CASH AND FORBES
 RENEG; RUN INDEPENDENT
Being Beaten for Democratic Nom ination in Pima and Greenlee the Two Officers Would "Gum the Deal"

PHOENIX, Sept. 26-In spite of the nomination in the primary election, Sheriff Cash, of Greenlee county, and Sheriff Forbes, of Pima, known throughout the state as Hunts Siamese Twins" are running for re. election as independent candidates having filed the necessary petitions with the county clerks just before the expiration of the period fixed by law for independent candidates. Sheriff Forbes, of Pima county, was defeated for renomination on the Democratic ticket by J. T. Miles after recall pro. ceedings had almost resulted in the calling of an election to oust him from office The reca1 movement followed the killing of Mrs. Bates, a promi- nent St. LouiS woman, by one of Forbes deputies, and several other af- fairs in WI oh his deputies were be- lieved to e in the wrong. Two depu ties appc' nted by Forbes were sent to the stat :. prison last spring following the hanging of a Mexican near Greate.ville.
 Sheriff Cash, of Greenlee, who like Forbes is an active Hunt worker, was defeated for renomination by A. H. Slaughter in one of the hottest figl $ in Greenlee county. Now he re- fuses to abide by the decision and is running as an independent candidate Leaders of the Democratic party in Phoenix have expressed their disap proval of the course taken by both sheriffs.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-29
|ARlzONA8 NEW MEXICO BY. co.
Effective July g, 1916

Effective July g, 1916
 MOUNTAIN TIME.
 Southpound Northbound 6:3O AM Lv. Clifton Ar. $50 PM TIP AM Lv. Guthrie Lv. 3:04 PM S:O4 AM Lv. Duncan Lv. 2:12 PM 9:2O AM Lv Lordsburg Lv. 1:00 PM 1O.3O AM Ar Hachita Lv. 11:10 AM Southbound train connects with Southern Pacific Westbound train No. I, leaving Lordsburg at 11:34 A. M., al so with Ell Paso & Southwestern Golden State Limited No. 4, for the East, leaving Hachita at 1O:35 a. m.
 R. K. MINSON,
 General Passenger Agent,
 Clifton, Arizona.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-29

Cleveland has a dancing master who made $1,OO0,OOO by barring the tango, but think of the excitement he missed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-29

Sheldon:
 John K Chilton Franklin:
 J. B. Simms Blue:
 J. H. T. Cosper.
 David E. Bronson. Republican Precinct Committeeman Clifton:
 J. l.. Adams.
 Walter B. Foote.
 W. F. .. . Weiss.
 D. M. Potter
 J. c. Gatti. Morenci:
 David M. Cansler.
 w. c. Craufurd.
 Wm. J. Donahue.
 John Riddle. Metcalf:
 c. H. Farnsworth. Duncan: J. R. Fowler. At 4 o'clock P. M. the Board ad- journs. ATTEST: A. L. TERRY, Clerk.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-29
ARIZONA COPPER COMPANY

(coronsdo RaIIroad) Time Table 19-Effective May 21, 1916
 1016
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28

Many queer, things have been ti$
covered BY che drill since ana before
Colonel Drake tiScoyees.. thai oil
cDukt be obtained by the aEresian proc
eSs, but the most unique one IS that
Recently struck in the Philippines I.
IL located in the town Of San Fe-nan-
do, "a the island OF TIcao. At the
cepth Of i15 feet an enormous veio
of water WAS struck with such :. gas
pressure that the volume was rh-nwc
81 feet in the air. II was only NJ e1-
efung every possible effort that .
small to.od was averred- says Oil City
Derrick The low Was finally checked
however. and the water directed out
and downward through rwo small
pipes through which it cpndnues t.
rush with undiminished force SaEi-
Pies OF the water taken saoE that il
= heavily charged with c.lrbon:c acid
gas and appears and tastes Ike orii-
nary soda water. but analysis is not
yet completed The man il charge Of
the drilling. vito has had - years
experience IN drilling srreSian wells
tn many parts Of the world maintains
thar he has never before seen OK hearC
Of the equal Of the TIcao island phe
nomeooo.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28
CHANGING MANKIND.

Il would be glorious privilege b
I've Tor . years 70 see what is 10 Se-
91e * This oit wort1- There il
eotng to De grea, change in tat
tine. The crushing maresiaIiSu ,tat
Aas become 50 topheavy Is going "a
dwtndle away. II will no, wholly dis
appear. bur it will not rule the hearts
and utad< Of people as it is doing now.
The spirit Of nobier manhood is slow
y possessing the heart Of humanity
Nankiod has been passing through 3
fearful ervteaL ana that is helping On
tie evolution of the spirit. which il
the Sole purpose Of Gods economy TO-
Gay. Men will think in better and
uuer lives than they =, rota; A.
ready the noble deed lx ginning it's
n2hrfu preeminence. # is getting
more ana more unpopular 10 30 any
thing low and mean The man ~ho
does his work well ana leads 4 clean
life is the apostle Of tomorro.. and
their number Il increasing fast says
Ohio State Journal. 1t Is al working
out ChES,'s mission on the earth and
whoever takes 10 loe o. 2arr in it
doesn't belong to tie ui<stoa-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28
WHEN EVERY MOVE HUNTS

Lame every morning. aehy aud
stiff all day. worse when its damp
or chilly. Suspect your kidneys
and try the remedy YOUR neigh
bors use.
William y. Auman. Sr., station
airy engineer. 3ii n. Fifth St.
Breckenridge. MINI. says: L had
a dull. heavy pain in my back,
which was NJ doubt brought on
by cold. 1t was Very hard for me
to get around and my kidneys
were irregular in action Often
sharp pains dartei through my
sides and almost doubled me up.
l finally used Deans Kidney Pills
and after taking a few Doves.
was free from kidney complaint. :
statement gtven October 10.
1909
OVER FIVE YEARS LATER. Mr..
Auman said: Il haven't Needed
any kidney medicine since / rec-
commended Doans Kidney Pills
some years ago and think Just
as much o: them now-as did
then.
Price SOC. a. all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney pEll>-the
same that Mr.. Amman has twice
publicly recommended Foster
Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo. v.
Y. Nc. .
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28
81 NIXON:

SUMMON!
STATE Of NORTH cAKoTA. COUNTY oF
Elchland So II Dt$irtc: court. F1Gcth
Judicial District.
Mary K3Gha,
John 4 keGba
THE STATE vF SoaTR p.K"TA IT, The
ABOVE Nt4Eb DEFENDANTS
You ar Gerry sltmn'?ae't - answer .ne
c,1mriaini IT tn 4b"v- enTitiei action. !
eopy d when = herewith =ervet UPON YOU
AMI 80 s-rT- cDCE ~ ,9Ir ia>wer ut'Ju
rhs :I-t.cF .l-r With thirty ~ t.ay> AZ
TER .he .-rFls- 4 TINS summons upoe
you exclusive u the day ~ s'!eh SER
ylte: anu II ei-- u ypgr failure 10 az
pear ~ tE>w-r. .utxui-ns VIII D. rahsn
axaIa>s you II 1-taGlr f}r the relief de-
nlaa,te,t IT ih- enlap!aLnt-
=. J. KAEHELHpFFER.
Attorney Tor PIa!ntlT
EeSit-ues an Pp.cQrace At;tre>>:
Winr--DC. N0r-h DAKOTA
To tn .tGs- Ntne,t Defendant
TAKE NuTIgE T1ar me c0mplaLnt II
the abrr- elilEI-t acton was fled n Iae
clerk u tn T,g-;r.er -ocrt 81 the Fourth
Judicial lI>rrlr; II All: for >aIt SIchIin
County a. Wilrer.ln. Sorth Dakota. On tae
18th fay %. >--I- Inb-r tait.. ant = nov
o. ale iner=lc
{ J. KA.HELEOFFER-
Plaintiffs tt,orn-v.
Wahc-tVl North Dakota
SEPT. Il -
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28

That question of quality in the
MONUMENT should be settled alb
>olutely to Your satisfaction be-
fore the order is placed because
the memorial is to be lasting
and beautiful one.
Placing the order with US as
>ure> You Of this question being
settled perfeetIy-cur marble
and granite and our designs a Id
lettering leaves nothile to be de-
sired.
Duh prices are moderate.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS

STATE nF NuaTH pAKpTa. COUNTY nF
KIRKLAND IL CDuaIy t-oAc:- Before Hon
,;.,5rGr vaaAcC.int. JUDY
In sh< Mater VI rc- E>:s.e G. John J.
Ch~xfk. DECREASED.
Lizzie t-hezis Petitioner
chezik Archie ..h-Z.k. .ieorTe
Chezlk " Il. NrioIel. Spseial
Guardian 81 SAD Arra:r 'hezik
and Gs5rxe CnczIs Minor Children
OF John J. ti-ZLs. 1ecsa<+tt. 81
Johns Church u Wan1et1n. North
Dakota. 81 AtaIh-rr> Church %
Wahce.on NorTG Dakota "a Mars
Church Of Brsrs-nrlt1- MIMI
>ota and -. Louis church OF
LTn<eirh. North l1a1.i-
Respondents
Notice Il he--by given b thu under
signed LIZZIE Chezfk EI-,. ItrtI ot the Las!
VIII and Estate az John J. Ch@zik- late o.
the Township 8. Summit. n .h.e Comfy u
Kiehlant ant >ta.- 81 North Dakota d.
eea<e,t 30 the creditors u ant all persons
ha.InS CLAIMS axails.- SAID tsre.tent. 70 tx-
hIbtr them With IN Necessary vouchers
within SIX nlcari1> i.r-r ;he first prbIIca
tim 81 this a3,!cs. 81 SAID EIscntri1 AZ
the once 81 Purcell nives in the rt.y-
II wahp-.n, Ii sad R.etIsnt county
Worth Dakota
LIZZIE cHEZIK.
EIeeurt1
First publica:ton 90 .he .s,h tar Q; sept
enbe-. t3fi- !:
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28

That refrain. All dressed up and
20 place 70 go has been pot OUT OF
date oy the movies With the movies
in our midst. there - always soma
place to 60
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28
a! sSif0MAc[SH|'Iss:M..'l!
ONE sys{53 VIII CONVINCE

Gall Stones. Cancer AMI Ulcers o!
the Stomach and Intestines. Au.o
Into1ietion. Yellow Jaundice. APP
peniic.cIs and other fatal all
nlents result from Stomach Trou-
BILE. Thousands Of Stomach SUIT
ereFS owe their complete recovery
MayrS Wonderful Remedy. Tn
like any ether for Stomach ALL
ments. For sale by H Miller 4
Co and druggists everywhere.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28
WAHPETON
MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
u. J. koRF, PFsKisess
WATKINS REnEn,n

have the agency for the Wat
kin liniments. spices. e1t1aets
and toilet articles for the south
half OF RichIand county. includ-
ing the city Of Wahpeton.
A full line OF the above arti-
cles Is kept at 81 Second street
south.
Phone 36sL NJ. D. keeney. A2en,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-09-28

First publication 90 :he ti,h tay OF Sep,
embec t3f;- 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
Una sonora festej6 el
l02 aniyersasio de
SUI naclmient0

NEW YORK. Agosto l9.-La Sc
nora Catherine Yougth reci5i5 aver
. sus numerosos amigos Ell 81 casa,
numero - de IL Gale de Duryce.
Newark, 0 motive del l02 ~an:Her-
sario de su nacimieato. Una - as
cosas que llamaron Ia atencion en- Il
fiesta, fu6 IN monstruoSo pastel So
ore eli cual habia ~colocadas lG2 We
htas. La sonora Iourth es nuJiva de
Suecia. Vino q los Estados Unldos
cuando tenia So amos y desde enton-
ces ha vivido en- Newark. Lee sin
auxilio de ~anteojos, Y aunque cstuvo
cnferma en- el iltimo irvierno. -
cncuentra ahora en- perfecto escado
de salud.
La senoraiYourtn es enemiga del!
s~ufragio. cree que las mujeres no
deben mezclarSe en- poIitica bajo min
gun concepto. En una discussion 50
ore los successes del dia. manifest,
su horror a Ia epidemic de IA 2a.a-
Isis infantil : expres6 81 ~crcencia .r
que a~QucIia playa nadia >iJo caT.a&"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
COMERCIO EN- RELIQUIAS DE
GUERRA

Las autoridades franceSas, han ex-
pcdido una ordcn prohlbiendo 4 los
civilcs rccoger objetos que los are
names han Gejado en- los campos Ic
bat&I!a. Sin embargo, a pcsar Ic
Ia prohibition. eI concrete en- reli-
quias de guerra, aumcnJa continual
mente en- Paris. FL catalogo dc uH
comerciarte, muestra I'm ycimo : I'm
pcto dc I'm mayor. dc Ia guardia per-
sonal del Kaiser, valuados en- S1.lJ0:
IN yeimo cor una pluma blanca. DC
IN Official p~rUsiano, en- $50; IN c.u-
rim de imfanteria. destrozado nor
una ba!a, en- SO; un &ui6n del 70
gim;cnto de hisarcs, liamado De
Ia Nucrtc". en- $50. Y fragmcntos de
granadas, cuotizados de l a ! GoIa,
res cada uno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
IN EiDANER FL0TANDG EN
Ell RIO

AVER en- Ia tardc fIG enconiradO
fluianGo Sobre las agUaS del Rio lie
san Antonio, el currp9 de una mG'.
jrr americana que no Ina sijo posi-
bI" iientificaf ha>ta Ghora. II drS-
rubrimiento fue hecho Dor lin mua
r,rarhito. Iuicn did avISo immcdiata-
mrnlr q los oficialcS Echert y 4.
k"ur. E>toS sararou eI cuerpo del
a-,ia Y ayI>ar0n a las oficinaS dc la
p"Iiria. por cI aSrccto del Caddycr,
Ia mIirr de que 81 trata cayd al aqua
drsic aUochr. FL iuez Fisk. do fe dcl
caso y practicara las primeraS dill
=cnciaS, iratandO deSdc iucgo de To-.
-lar la Identification del cadaycr.'
.\parrni"mrnte Ia mucrta pgrace
.abrr tcniIo un0s 30 amos Dc cdad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
ORENs I.INERSAS


AZ. Er H,nar las cg-taz poT Et"liu a. IL
.grril ">paH.iI. " d"
Hih!I"jr"l %" IL i'!eL. 'bIA .a,'hE ut Id.
r"iT a Is mflrF,Us. : '"HlH> lea. ~
HIr7-I- H.r>i'&T!> i'"jn"ia>. '''"
~..3EtaHagnp. q los bure l.lrS c. li"..
Ti.. ! IL r~rl-,,"I. -
~Clria-tJEup. Elnras,d1g. F"i
n..-...narrp DEF amer. uh"a WUy amen? - "'
- ar.. g.. rq-q. Gaia g." 10 mui"r edIcait
.n Ita.rrlH I. yurtu7. Ui.!l. Cir. h.N'
r. .9l-I.itGrr del al-ui"n. VA para SER
.ra!1ras. pliraG0rr- : Irarlrani"S. "Ht
IL nnrr Go It~ madrc,. Indispensable a a.
ma#rrS Ga raull.a. t."'
II rur-rlrT0 o. los e~nJ,unr1Ius- l!0ro iti@
gan. g.--antrGrIi> am".Osas. go
F-f..r ~gnt.rrai de ~c--td-. h-h'
- yrr.l.t.rn I.sru &c no. prictlrls Hr
?rr-nrl..,au. mrnnIi>un Y suggestion. '1-
rri.r 81 aIpramj"nia. Gaita q" Vn'ui-a'! =
car-cias .e-diIlS. Con Fl &c adfui"Tt !!
rur-lE. Ia frllrllId. la t.li. va
G,..a !rl 'ncaGur dc p"!utl. Pava los all
c.rnafu- II baseball. H-'
GryTdi.rl del amor. iihrI,0 original r'"
Grfg ,n:uulrtl del alltn-adu" de CabdiiJs g.
n.I r.ra,!rr I."'
Historic &C. Rertuldu. BCTiu!L.nO ' .Hrl-
-an". \ Ia r~lIstica. a.
La 'u.~Ina h~isfnrla. EmTasiada. ~
Ig"GC- dc ITlu0S, 0 sea 81 3Tte DC ha''F
d'ahllraS. O.aN
IVr-us !noren,rS dc sOC!rGTd. Cul"ccI6n
10 IU"gU~ dlEcrllVpS ! a.lNINhIlklH -"
lbs srlnrIs cNp,IrHdaS, lnr cI MdElro &c
A.;rakar. I rOiun 'rld. con lauiaaS. ...H.I0
IN Tri5ul4 Tppular. N0drlr- lie dIsrur-U,
ara r.a>iaS -~0riaIrS. EiIr!6firIS = f1uI-
uarns: hiinnu>, blogTaIIa<. etc. { IN
I ia Tedt-'f.t Css"ra. Trl;arnjcn'nS s~rncil'oe
par! iGia clIsc de- "nr"rIncdId"S. OH
. Las irii y una nGrl"-. \ IL Tll>liCa. -. .N.hI
. La ml Y uua norhcs. EHiraSt1da. c-9a
! Los mil Y liz d'ds. CurnIO- arab"s, tCrcn>
y Trr.as. 'raiucidDs al CtStellanO. 10
/ Intro Dr. los SuriuS. o.
Iinrr de- los criSir~. D.
In NGz dc In TalUraleIa. COLLECTION DC his.
fnria, 4 Hlvrla> morales. -
: va'Ig' d. "a rrlI do -aIIun> -
A|,"ao r2InHic'' dc s'I''o' por don '';'2 "a
v,inJo Dc s"f-oo. prjmcra rar,c. or
: Nc'odo de -oiI"o. Sr=urda rarlc. a"2t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20

En- Diaamarca eXIStc una singular.
institution denominada "Seguro de
doncellas viejas." La mujer que pa
sa de 40 amos sin casarse, recibe de-
terminada pension; si-contrae ngp-
cias antes de esa edad, ell SECURE pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20


tf'e % D..., "a' '-
cs,ys-To .r AMOR.
e a"rt0 rrr>'alo.
II n~i'Sa'"F-' a., ID - ~
- - aa fr- ho-l5-as.
~ hat! 90 Jos lr,gc=.
~ Collar So '~>0H'f"id"7'
r h,"' o. 80.
~ = ~ 90, nr.o
- o'.' S,.-.-
- No t MINES
- NM ~ -rs
- NC
- ~. ~ EIr l,y,rz-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
DrfunCiOnCS.

~frHurt>ro Rios, 3? amos. call" dc
Morales mImrro Gij.-TuDercuI0Sis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20
Obras de Venta en- Ia ~IioreT]a de lgz1ac1to Il. Aoza11o
A cA MAS NRDTHA Ia n n sH GgMl u a @m n H. 3n T& n6M M mr mG Ia @MN

Grrovcya dc BravaRIe. IL i,
Historic ,c Robinson CrHs1f. hG!nlo>o II
lr7 U1c prOyora sl"inprc injehsas c! G.. ~,
ones. Fticidn de luIo. =
Ia pama lie las CamcItaS. 20 "a
los stctc pecadOs Cap!lales. ! to'ios Ia "n
"a Ley de DiuS. - a.
rs nIfirros Gfas Dc Pompcya. ina de ts
obras mas lnteresanieS de "a epoca : ," No
mana. EdIciGn de iuJo. 80
Ia mujcr adultera. I tomos tela. 30
"a Mia del Cardinal. "MH
los Tres McsTuetcTos, con 81 coniinu6cioH
.'Ve'ala amos GeSputs' y III Nl@coI--
de Era-riOnc. ! tOlnCS. -
los histories dc Ia iUquislrtdn. . ~
Ia iuycnlud de Enrique Cuario. '"'
NAPOLEON. por Dumas. V'No
oscar V Amanda. ? tOmOs. 10
HabiO Y Virginia. 80
Quo Vatis? Novela Historical dc IA ti'r-a
DIS N"?6n. ~
Romeo y julIcts. -"
Il nl!o natural 100
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20

er1.3 a.. castigo 4 Ia implcda6 de
10, hymnres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-20

slas dc aulorcS mrIlcanoS- w.
pa-!naariaS. Por Manuel VI. Flores ..s
FursiaS dc Antonio Plaza. -.
POeSlaS de Manuel ACuua. W..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-27

bebouptet, on mGrlt oas ein5ige
Srauen5immer I'M Commencement
oaS ibm balbtuegs imponieren fon-
ne. Sd loge Dir oas, oomit on es
ipeiBt uno i'm pieQei6t beltimn1en
fannit, 0oB er ieine 0robung nidt
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