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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
NO LACK OF HONEST BoYs


A Los Angeles (Cal.) paper prints
the account Of the return to the owner
OF q iye-dollar piece paid by accident
to . newsboy. II seems to regard the
Incident as remarkable. and one phase
o. twas. but the paper overlooked this.
There are many honest boys. The in
stincts Of youth are predatory only In
mischiovous fashion. In q real test.
:hs average boy would come out with
colors hying. The industrious Lad
who would steal IL an exception. No
normal boy accustomed to dealing In
pennies could see an accidental gold
coin in his days collection without
the immediate impulse to place 1t In
the hands OF the owner.
The remarkable phase Of tho Incl.
dent wes that the owner, upon roceiv-
ing his coin. rewarded the boy with 80
cents. Doubtless the newsie felt moro
3ubilation In possession Of this hon
est piece Of silver than In the larger
piece that could have been retained
only by . process virtually. pdlfesing.
Ordinarily the pefson who loves mon.
ey and recovers Il is remarkably
stingy In the matter OF reward. A
nickel handed over In exchange for q
fat purse rescued from the stroet u
about the rule. Sometimes thero "a
no pro6er. but Q look OF dark suspf.
cton.
It would bs wise % have statutory
regulation OF tho whole matter. A 70
ward Of tan PSF can't would not b oui
Of reason. II poor person happens
upon vaSrant roll Of money. II II bun
natural that he become conscious OF
temptation. He has reason 70 think
the owner viii Day little or nothing
and DO moro apt to display toward him
. sort Of resentment. than gratitude
II he knew that under the law he wa
entitled To . fair commission, ths
temptation would vanish. the finder b
satisfied, and the owner restrained
from assuming the too frequent role O.
miser.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
HUNT FOR BANDIT TREASURE
Group % Texas Men Use Traction En-
oIue and Machinery 20 pls
In Cave.

Dallas. Tex.--A group Of Dallas men
here have excavated an immense hole
In the remains OF an old cave near
the Buzzard Spring road. near the Wa
hoo Club lake. IN the belief that they
are about to find buried treasure. The
amount has been estimated az high as
$4,000. 900.
T. b. Stacy. organizer Of the party.
says that ten years ago q negro wom-
an. then one hundred and four years
old. told him Of the treasure. He
leased the land and has often searched
for the treasure. A traction engine
and other machinery are now being
used.
The negro woman said that she had
once been held captive and forced to
cook for band of highwaymen who
made the cave their hiding place and
the storehouse for their plunder. The
loot was placed in kettles and chests
and buried.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
SECOND HELEN KELLER, "a


!. Philsdesphis. = Katherine Nay
FrAck. . deaf. dumb and blind ward
of the stsxs for whom tho Pennsyi.
vsnia Legislature makes IN appropris.
tioa q each sessicn, VIII celebrate
her sixteenth birthday on THURSDAY.
a6cven years aSo Katheryne came to
the care of the stats from hen. parents.
Mr., and Mrs. William Frick OF Harris
hurG Her mind wss totally untsyel-
ored and she was absolutely helpless.
The girt now speaks with . clear enun.
citation. though she has never heard
- word spoken. 10 well informed ON all
current subjects. uses o typewriter and
docs about everything within certain
limitations that any normal gfri can
do.
For seven years she has been under
the care Of Miss Mabel p. Whitman.
and is pronounced almost the equal Of
Helen Keller.
Katheryne has typographical map
on which she follows the course Of the
various military campaigns In Eu-
rope.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
Alcohol a Useful AntiseptIc.

Alcohol Is a splendid general anti
septic, though in most cases it is bet.
ter to use 1t in solution of cold wa
ter because OF its strength. A fire.
quent worry that comes to all moth
ers is the discovery that the boy across
the street. with whom the children
have recently been playing. has some
contagious throat disease. II a solu-
tion OF half alcohol and half cool wa
ter Is mixed and used as a gargle and
nose spray, 1t will generally dislodge
any germs of the disease. It is also
good mouth wash, and while very
severe is excellent for cuts.-Pictorial
Review.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
STORIES THAT DO NOT MIX
Tales Of spooks and the Valuation eS
Real Estste Should BE Told on
Separate Pages.

The ghost story ranks with the i'm
mortals. Science, education, q strong
skeptical view OF the supernatural,
have been unable to Danish II. II digs
It's nails In and hangs on though all
the winds of progress try to blow IL
out Of existence.
A New York newspaper gives first
page column to q ghost story. A fne
old mansion in Connecticut is about to
be torn down because the spooks and
shades have rendered 1t untenabls to
the ordinary mortal. Until two years
ago the house was occupied by an
amtable and unexcitable matron. She
heard ghosts clanking their chains in
the halls. But she never bothered her
head about It. The swish OF invisible
crinolines did not disturb her. When
cannon balls came rolling down the
stairs she merely said Dear me-" snd
rolled over and went to sleep again.
only one thing made her peeyish.
There was o trap door in the kitchen
and when the cook made apple Die.
that door would rise slowly and the
cook would depart suddenly. Il was
always a lot of trouble hunting for
new cooks. The lady said all this spec
fral playfulness was nothing to her,
because 1t was carried on by her an
cestors. and they couldn't possibly do
her harm. But she is gone. and no one
as courageous or Indifferent has ap-
peared on tho premises. So the house
has to come down.
Ghost stories are interesting read
ing. They will probably always be
entertaining. But when they get mixed
up with the real estate business an ap-
peal ought to be made for an injunc-
ton.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25

corns and Save Your Lifs and Your Tossi
eat on the toes. tapes that stick 70
the stocking. bandages and pIssters
that make 2 package of the toes. try.
!ng .g ot1Sd, bringing ra.oIs, and scis-
como on-Just like . banana peel" Tt's
psiSis:, D%IIs won1s.fri p1ii.S In o the ne. way.
Or hurts healthy flesh or irritates.
Nothing 70 prsss. on the corn Never
way and try "Gsts-It' toniSht. For
coIns.. callussA warts and 6unions.
"Gets-It" 10 sold everywhere, 1ge q
eofslss or sent direct oy e. Lawrenoe
SolA In Lancaster 80 rsosm
mended - the worlds bNse oorl
remedy by Lancaster Pharmacy IN.
J. y. Ascksy Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
ceIIuIose In All veoetabIe TI.,u.s.

or course. the extensive use OF wood
pulp for articles of clothing is not
strange. Cellulcse. which is employed
in enormous quantities in the fbrous
state In the form Of cotton, linen, jute,
hemp. etc., is the chief component OF
all vegetable tissues, in which 1t ex-
lists In elongated cells or fibers. Cot.
ton wool and filter paper are almost
pure cellulose. It is only matter OF
technical skill to convert to textile
uses the ceilulose of the spruce tree
instead of using that OF the cotton
plant. In the manufacture of hardware
purity H. not so essential, high pres
sure and q strong adhesive being the
great factors.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
Almost a Getaway.

Where are you going?" asked the
proprietor Of rooming house who
was reused in the early hours of the
morning just in time to catch a lodger
creeping stealthily downstairs with
his baggage in his hands.
"Oh-er,' stammered the lodger. 81
was walking in my sleep"
"Umph! It's a lucky thing / wasn't
walking IN my sleep. l might have
dreamed you paid nae before you tried
70 leave"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
The Rising Generation.

I'm afraid that youngster of mine
was born with the instincts of a round.
er. The graphophone must play and
the nurse dance or he won't eat his
oatmeal"
rs 1t possible?"
YES: ehink of mere infant insist
ng on cabaret features with his
meals. s."--Lou.svilla Courier-Jo Journal
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25

+; Miss Frances Densmore Of the Unit.
"a States museum In Washington
probably knows more about Indian mu-
sic than anyone else In this country.
fhe 10 compiling book Of the songs
0f tho red man. Miss Densmo1e has
made Photographic recofds Of tho
tribal songs In al parts OF the coun-
III: Hcre she 10 shown txsnsr6sfnG
tho music from the phonogrsph 70
notes that may be played on the piano.
Tho Job OF collecting Indian music u
. dimcuit one. for many o3 the songs
being o8 . religious nature. the In
diana are loath 70 give them to the
white man.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
6ritish Yorpedoes.

The torpedoes used In the British
navy are OF three diameters--14 inch,
IL inch, and 21 inch--and they vary
In length from 16 feet to Is feet. AS
soon as torpedo hits its mark Il ex-
piodes automatically. Every torpedo
hred In action represents an sxpsndi-
ture OF from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
NO More Gas on the Stomach or Sour
stomach! No More Heavy Feeling
After Meals or ConstIpationI

II you have sour stomach, consti-
patton or gas on the stomach try
JUST ONE SPOONFUL simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
IN Adler-ika, the MOST POWER
Full bowel cleanser ever sold.
The VERY FIRST dose shows re-
suits and short treatment with Ad-
ler-i-ka will surprise you.
1t drains such astonishing amounts
OF old matter from the system that
A SINGLE DOSE relieves constipa-
tion, sour stomach and gas almost
INSTANTLY. A dose twice a week
guards AGAINST appendicitis.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25
cerns Come OF
Like Banana Peel
Wcadssfal Simple "Qsts-It- lsvse
1silsto Remove Any Com xasily.

been going along for years. with one
desperate corn after another, tryine
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-25

Optimistic Thought.
Today for money, tomorrow fos
A0khfnx.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
REGRESAN A ALEMANiA UNOS
SUBMARINES -. $500. $3.50.
Niicnc dc la 2a.. Pag.)

gunos oficiales. 81 no hub:era media
do la promcsa del gobicrno aleman
al de los EstadoS Unidos. En- todas
las ocasiones las tripulaciones de. los
bsrcos enemigGs fueron salvadas:
Esto dilataba mucho ell trabajo de
persecution. pues repetidas wees
hubo que tomar 4 bordo a los super
vivientes de los baIcos h%undidos, o
remolcar sus botcs salvavidas para
que pudieran desembarc&r Ell aigu-
mas regioncs deshabitadas. o eli las
cscasamente habitadas de Ia PENN
stla de kola. r..
En- algunas ocasiones So!amente
fuc destruido el cargamento de va
pores uue l~levaoa1 municiones a Az
kangel. Y despuGs &c les dejaba con-
tinuar su viaje. 0
Ell yalor Y ell espiritu de las tripu-
]iaciones dc los barcos, variaba mu-
cho. Cast siempre los barcos ingle-
SEES V noruegos ofrecian r~esis:encia,
en- tanto que los rusoS Sc e~ntregaban
cast hasta con gusto. AunQue STEM
pre- eran iratados co. gran corteSia,
las tripulacioncs de los barcoS rusos,
IN gran panico Sc apoderaba de
elias al OR cl disparo de los torpc-.
dcros, Y era POGO ]frecuente que los
marinos Sc melieran d los botes cal
vavidas antes que fuera neccsarIo.
Un captain de barco ruso. en- cicrta
OCCASION. salio tan precipitatamcnte de
su embarcacion. que dcjo abandona-
dos o~uinicntos pesos orc de su pro-
piedad. V no Sc do cucata de clio ST.
20 hast4 Cue 81 barco fuc hdndido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
SANCHEZ AzCONA Sc DISPONE
REGRESAR 4 MEXICO
Sc embarcara en- Ell Alfonso XiIi'
con rumbo a y. York y de ALI
hara Ell yiaje i trayts de los
EStadOS UnidoS.

PARIS. Dicie.Atre ::.8.-Juan SAM
chez Azcona. Representative iel go
biernc de facto, de N+Xico, cerca de
los g~obiernos de Fran:ia Y EsraIia.
anunci6 hoy que Sc dIspcn' a regrc-
sar i SUI patria, atenlicmGa al lIamado
Que lie fue hccho por 81 SecrcrarIo de
Kelaciones E~xteriores lie l. g"Licr-
no.
Sanchez Azcona DID iue :" amhar-
carja en- el vapor ALFONSO Nll!' III.
rigi6ndose a NuevN York, j. domde
seguiria ~ VIA! a Mexico, d travGs
de los E.stados Ln:hos.
No SADIE 81 senior Sanchez AGO.
M : ira a Espaha para cmbarcar-
81 ALI - i 10 hara I'll un puerto de
Franria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
Sc HiRA IN ULTiMG ESFUERLh


m~eXicana. Luis Cabrer:. sc Sabe que
contiene cicrtas insinuaciones Sonre
modificaciones que han side cuida-
dosamente e~xprcsadas. a fin de evil
tar que terminen dc una n de-
finitiva las negociaciones. FL citado
iefe de la comision mcXicana. lego
how a esta capital ~proccdente dc Nuc
va York.
Uno de los funcionarios meXicanoS
uue ha leido Ia resolution dc Carran-
"a. manifesto hoy al pr~eguntarsele
cl tono en- que aquella Sc hallaba re-
dactada. que la ''puerta no ha sldo
cerrada," sin que fucra possible oh
tener dc dicilo funcionariO. nj dc min
guno dc los otros que estdn antcra-
dos del asunto. otla mayor informa-
ci0n.
No obstantc que Carranza reclDlo
II terminate notification DC que
los Estados Unidos cspcraban 81 res
puesta formal para c! martcs paSado.
parecc que los comislon4dos amcrI-
har;n caso omiso dc Ii tan
danza que la habido CT 1t cmtr2G&
de Ia resolution del Primer Jcfc. d
fin dc cvitar una tcrmiu1clon to"Ho'
"a dc las ncgociacioncS. maxine
cuando Va sc tienc noticia dc que
la respuesta Sc rccibi6 y scra entire
gada hoy.
Ell caractcr de esa resolution de
Carranza todayia no g ha rcvelado,
uero la ~crccucia general Is que cn
ella Sc cxprcsa ntra ~insinuacion para
una modification del protocolo c III
sistc en- cI retro Unconditional d"
las tropas amcricanas DC Mexico.
Desde hacc varios dja4 Sc Ia vc"i-
do diclcndp que "n cas-" tic que Ca
rama dic"a una rcsnuc&ta lHc nj
r,qiera Ia ~lcanudacion dc Las ncgo-
ciacioncs, Sc anunciaria 1t tcrmlna-
ci6n de las confercnciaS J 81 tmbaJa-
dor desiguado Elisco Arrcdondo, re-
gresaria Il M@xico dciamdo Ia En-
bajada a cargo dc un agcntc conf
dencial.
Tai cosa no signiiicaria una rup
tura de rclaciones diplomaticas entire
To-. dos paises. pucs en- r'alidad y en-
ell scntido exacto dc la palabra. las
rc~laciones no Sc han r~canudado dc5-
de que los Embajadores dc los doS
gobiernos fucron retiradOs dc sus
puestos. Tn paso dc aquclla natura-
lea, impeGirla que Sc envlara a Me-
xico al Embajador dPsignado de los
E.sladcS Unidos. Mr.. Henry ?. Elet-
cher V haria en rcsume1. que la 81
tuacion volviera al cstado en- que Sc
encontraba antrs dc que Sc iniciarau
las negociaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
OBRSS DIEERSiS.

Nima:lgU. Illustrate nara i9i7.. g asa
ArI- De cChar las Cartas poT medic de la
baTaia eSpanOia 90. ... g. 30. g. O.S0
BIbllOl"ca e" H. rl.a. pDra rapaZ de hacer
rpir Z los murrlUS. Nos ;OnoS tcla.. @,0l
r"arlOinaenU - los pOrc paEes de FrancIa.
\ IL rIIStlrA 30. 90. .. 10. e. -. Va
IpGi-G del amor -. %. 800 800 $3.50. U'ou
IvrrlCnarIO del a:nD:. uhra diEen!SIma O.@1
Don Juan I"ngIuu -. -. e. -. .. O.ju
II ANA g. casa. Giia Dc In muirr eduCadl
en- uiatcTia de- corlla. mCdaS. etc.. O.Sh
II calculator dc! al2Od6n. TIL para sem"
brador"S, plzcadO?"> : lraIlcanteS... n.6o
~ lIhrO q" las WldrrS ......-......... O.1h
II rDnScjcro DC In> "nGIiUradOS...... U,5a
iSlllO general Dc "arta> -. -. =. -. 0.3J
IL GerdldCTO I.lbTu DC uTO. Practices &c
maenciisuo. llirn0lI>Inn Y suggestion. Co
TrlEc 81 a~nOCaHlrnl0, illia de VOlIntad y
cncrgflS pcrdidaS. Con FL Sc adqu!"Te IL
fucrza. "a frlIridad, Ia vida . g. 2.D0
GuIa del tuEddOU De pCl0id........... o.
Gram4tira del amor. l.ihIliO original O.3l
GuIa complete de! arEdlSador de CaDalloS )
del plClGOr .. .. 70. -. g. e. e. f.Sl
Historic de BCytOIdD. 4 Ia rlsliCa.... 0.2J
Jucgos &c manos, 0 sea cl arte de hacer
Iuegos inoccntes dc sociedad. Collection
dc jucEus dIvcTtIdOS Y adivinanZas 0.3O
los sueroS CNNlicadOs P0r 81 MaglCO de
A>irakaE. I tOno tela, con lamiAas. O,50
La Tribuna Popular. MOdelos de discusses
para ;ieStas S~Ocialcs, patri0!iCas Y fami-
Ia il'i'i'I! a;.I', =. lid ctI hcAlCO. De,adG1
E!A!IrO5 !c Id 'SHla ue NeEacIL|'''"S o"5 ~
mares; hI!ilios, oloGEai!as, etc. g.. u'oU
La McdlClna CaSera. Tratamicntos senClllOS
para GOA CID O." rhlrrlnrddH"> I'"'
La mi J ana n"'i",. \ Ia ruSlica' 0.g,
- hii, "nd lh'h">' Einja>laua. n''l
- HiII y WI uid>. tu'illp" drab'>' 'Hi,3-
y ~!'rr-a>. ~iradU"Idr> al caeicllaaO. 40
i.Ibru a." To- >uClD>. u-}I
NJ" &c 10 rhl>,"e.. o.. Vs.,
Manual dG 10 cFll de SalllnaS- H..
Ngt9uo r%iul'I'Io DC Soifeo' p0F Hoh il11I
Fion i.sIa'd 49,
Is.'lt" 49,. muse Li.''' n -,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
LOS TEUTONES HAN E:STRECHA-
DO Ell CERCO DE BRAILA -. .
NiCnc d" la 2a.)

cspccialmentc en- Ia region dc VolbL
MIA, donde las tropas del general Won
Lissingcn cmprcndierOn II viplcnta
ofensiva. F. rcSultado dc los comba-
ties en- cl frcntc accidental no cs
muy bien conocida todavia, aunquc
. algunas noticias ilegadas &c Pc
trograd sc sabe que los m~oscovitas
sostuvicron sus posicioncs, Y recha-
zaion con cnormcs pGrdidas al eng
migo en- cuantas ocasiones inteato
asaitar las lincas Tusas. &C.,.
En- Ia lnica partc del frentc russo
doadc las actividades milltarcs sol
i~ntensas. Is IL ccrca al puerto
de Riga. o..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
HAN SIDO COMPARTMENTS DE
RROTADOS LOS RUSOS .....
CTienc dc Ia u. planaJ.

compone de 80 ametralladoras Y un
gran numero de rifles"
En- la region donde opera el cuer-
po de ejercito del Danubio, solamen-
te hubo acciones de escasa importan-
cia."
EN- Ia Dobrudja, los bulgaros Y
los turcos han tcnido exito en- IN cam
pana que les fue encomendada para
arrojar a los rusos de SUI posicioles
fortificadas de Nalchin."
Iguallncntc da cuenta cl Ministc-
rio de la Guerra dc que los aliades
perdieron aver ocho acroplanos en-
los comhates aereoS qG" sc Iibraron
en- TODD lc largo del frente occiden-
tai.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
onR,> ~ E~i,JG'CIUN-

'r.'--.aS '-.t. ... ",- ~.
Nr.'a~'..t ...ara.a. .g' >'."'
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IN h-'-..a.- D. -..s'- 7a-r A.. H. Iea-f
Ca-a I'll. '..A-.- .r-rts g r.
80. T., rrr.. a.-.. ~ t.,s 2-No
Ia-...~.'l IN, 49,. '.,.,' rs
-, ~. fr -.-v.----.a0 en- ln-.r-- G.lE-o
ar" ~ '' ~ ,.r.. ..re L.Uu
1-S ~ - -.--s..Ir-, r~ags.,y.s a To-
~Gns.. ,'' e. - u.5a
AeFg-s ai-aiNg -T..e-f.-2 sa-ga
% ga - IN "a .-a-.. IT, lo- 7.aasU-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
UN PERCAMINO DEL REY FER.
NANDO De ESPANA 90.
Eicnr dc IA "a. plana).


res tierras de csc RENO, fiemos a
bien concederos cl titulo dc Condo de
Ia Sierra Gorda para vOS Y vuestros
h~erederos legitimos Y d~escendienteS-
"Y con esta mi c&dula, 20 mando
a los infantes. prelados, duques, mar
quescs. condos, grandes, priores dc
las 0rdencs. commentaries, goberna-
dores de castillos. casas fortificadas
@ infortificadas Y 4 los de mi conSc-
10, presidentes y oidores de mi audien
cias. alcaldcs, aiguacilcs de mi casa
V cortc Y cacerias. y a todos mis- con
cclos. corregidores, ]ayudantes. gobcr
| padores, alcaldes mayorcs, merlnos,
prcbosres V cualesquiera otros jueccs,
iusticias V personals de c%ualquler es-
tado. condici6n, preeminencia Y digni
| dad que fueren mis- vasallos, subditos
| o n~aturalcs. a aquellos que 10 son hoy
V a los que pudieren serlo mas tar
dc. tcdos V singular, que os conslde-
rem V tengen y llamen y titulcn por
tai Condo de Sierra Gorda."'
La trina es la acostumbrada anti.
guamentc: "To, cl Rcy," cstampada
Ell ell pergamino dc puno y letra DEL
! Rev. Ademas. constan las dc aqt.c-
los que la refrcndaron.
va Sc han ofrecido a Dunn nasta
! $4,000 por So titulo, pero les ma
rehusaio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
.tuEN;1A> 0ClLTAS

-.-...,. ..' Roy -aIpa,6u ..... ... 49,
u.... a4-.a IglrraaI. t.un',rne masla blan.
So. ..at ..-.r- trr..rf'~. ''"-..- ~
Du-rnH . 5.s-dI &C Il AKA Na-'a- COn;i"-
ga. o p .3u--'1 T.. ~alDuruu, "a 'abala. Sc
..r.~ .ai "Alt. 1.-r0IuaIsria, etc. '.Jn
.........r ..rH.rprEr- 3 frHtHsUir~ 40
IL p-t-.U IoIo. o sea 81 arte de nandaG
= Jos r>if.glN:> %. .. 30 e. -. 10
e. Pu..-- Del l'en>aIn,euio. - domino '
cul-.-a- rhJuO cSludlGr ~ fucrza i.pD
T.. ifnr. Internal Tratad" dc las "leucia>
~nr.',1s. a.nuuru. q tfhru nc san ClprIa-
No.. ,Il.lrHIg 80 >alGruon. Il Dragon Ro-
10 .5..r4 Hr'",HlI|. "'r. Do. &c. l"I
II Vrrdadr-l Dragon hOJg. Encaui3iGIcnloS.
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AvENTURAs DE JOHN {. RAFFLFS.
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oBRaS DE CAROLINA INyEH>nr0.

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oBRAs DE VICTOR HUGO.
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la nina de los IaLmines-
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