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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20

FLOODED. are very valuable and bring
high price when sold.
Mr.. A. Percy Strout, who is in the
electrical business at Boston, Mass,
is staying at the Haskell cottage with
his wife, for two weeks.
Mr.. T. j. Arnold and his son Irving
nave gone to Paterson, N. j., and will
return later in the season. AS a birth
day gift Mr., Arnold has just present
ed his son with fine new "Winton
Six" with which Irving plans to take
many trips.
Prof. and Mrs. F. T. Mall of Johns
Hopkins University made an ENJOY
able visit to the Harpswell laboratory
last Friday.
Haskells Island rejoices at the ar
rival of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Hartman
of Haverhill, Mass, with their chill
dren. Paul, katherine and Elinor. AS
visitors the Harrimans have Miss
Marion Fishback of Washington, D.
c., Mr.. N. Howe and Miss Geraldine
Howe of Lexington, Ky.
Miss Harriet Robbins of Danville,
ILL.,, made a delightful visit at the
camp of DR.. H. V. Neal for few
days.
The sad news of his fathers death
called DR.. d. S. Johnson, who has
been stopping with his family in the
Eyer Slower cottage, to Cromwell
Conn.,, the old home of his parents.
Mr.. l.. H. Scott left for Worces-
ter, Mass, where business calls him.
He will return shortly for long stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Paul and their
children, ShepIey and Dorothy, left
after a happy week end stay at their
cottage in the Auburn Colony.
Buy Summer Millinery at "Eustis."
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Natures Plan.

Nature The meditative man of the
world soems to say, has no necessary
contact with pain, and yet Willingly
assumes the burden. The great ply
sician's answer seems to be: "Stay
your wonder; it is this very pain, this
apparent inconsistency Of nature, that
brings out mans supremest qualities
of virtue and knowledge, making him
veritable god"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Chintz Covers for Books.

During the summer months, when
books are liable to be read out of
doors In arbor or hammock, and per-
haps left there, 1t Is well to make gay
little chintz covers to slip on them.
These can be hastily caught together
with feather.stitching in contrasting
shade and will add to the appearance
IF the book as we'll as serve to pro-
tcct It,
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Making a Mattress Pad.

Make cover of cheesecloth, meas.
uring it quarter of yard all around
larger than the mattress. Then spread
1t on the mattress, padding it thick
with cotton, just the size of the mat.
tress. Tie 1T and leave quarter of q
yard around without any cotton In to
tuck in around the mattress. This
does away with any clumsiness and
does not pull away from the edge.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Cooking Beets.

Wash them.
Don't scrape them.
The skin must be intact.
This is an important item.
If broken, the flavor and color goes
Boil slowly an hour, drain and rub
off the skins.
They may be diced and covered with
cream sauce.
They're better with the simple
French dressing.
Slice them into it while they are hot
and they're delicious.
You know the proportion, three OF
four times as much oil as vinegar and
pepper and salt to taste.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
How to Cook ASPARAGUS.

Cut off the tough stalks, wash the
tender parts and tie in lunches again !;
place In saucepan and cover with
boiling water. 1t will take from 20 to
~ minutes to cook 1t. Ten minutes
before taking 1t up add teaspoonful
OF salt for each bunch. When done
serve on toast with butter sauce, or
just spread with plain butter.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Stowaway Chests.

The upholstered stowaway chest Is
becoming n regular piece of bedroom
furniture, and the newest have tall
end pieces that give the chest n settle
effect. To have n fabric that matches
or harmonizes with the other furniture
in the room Is essential in the cover.
ing.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Cabbage Siaw.

Take n head of cabbage and slice
very thin. Wash and put in kettle
with just water enough TO cover. Sim
mer slowly until tender, then drain
and add enough milk to cover and
some salt and pepper to taste. If you
have some gravy from roast, add,
but If not add q good-sized piece Of
butter. Serve very hot.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Here,s a Trick.

Rub little butter under the edge
Of the spout of the cream pitcher; II
VIII prevent drop Of cream from
running down over the pitcher.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Had Learned somethlnu.

Business MN Ito applicant for Job
--"Have you II college diplomat" APP
plicant-"No, sir; but have several
mining stock certificates that might
be offered in evidence that have been
through the school of experience
Puck.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
9tJnertieN/ofeei

She dramatically Would you risk
your life for my sake?
He tardently)-Id beard lion in
his den with safety razorl
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
Lemon Juice In salaaa

For all salads containing fruits OF
fish, lemon juice is much to be PIE.
ferred to vinegar.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
SEA GABLES HOTEL.

No better proof could be asked for
the reputation which the Sea Gables
has established than the fact that the
guests who have been there formerly
are commencing to come back. A large
number of permanent guests have al
ready registered and more are eX-
pected The attractive situation of
the Sea Gables combined with it's
comfortable quarters and the luchious
shore dinners which are given
make it among the best hotels in the
Bay. The recent arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs. l.. G. Hanson of Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Talton of Port
land. Mrs. E. B. Austin and Leonora
Austin of Boston, Phiiy Dunbar of
Portland, Mr.. Alfred Dummy of Bruins
wick, Mr.. Jas. S. Smith and Miss
Kate Smith of New York City, NJ. J.
X. Estabrook of Brunswick and Mr..
T. G. Estabrook of Brunswick Mr.
and Mrs. A. G.. Wales of st. Johns
bury, VT; Mr.. Adolph Krungle of
Boston, Mass; Mrs. G.. Fl. Rhode of
Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Estabrook of Brunswick and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Geld of Boston.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20

Steps were taken in New York on
July 10th to establish a complete unit
of aerial coast patrol suggested by
Rear-Admiral r. f. Peary and others,
as one Of the most essential under
takings in perfecting a system of ma
tional defence. Since Rear Admiral
Peary has offered the use by the gov
eminent of Flag Island. which is only
short distance from Harpswel1,
there is great interest locally in the
establishment Of a station on it. All
are looking forward to the date wheD
aeroplanes will he fitting about over
the bay and some even hope that
per chance, they may be given trip
in one.
Mr.. Irving B. Tiedman of Brooklyn,
N. Y, has arrived for a en-day visit
with Mr.. Nelson Gildersleeve. who
has cottage on Hurricane Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Teange and
Mrs. Pickering Of Lewiston, Me, have
arrived and will occupy their beauti-
full cottage on Hurricane Ridge for
the rest of the summer.
a new bows camp has been started
at Harpswell with seven boys already
enrolled. The head is Edgar p. Paul
son of West Point, where Mr.. Paul
son is principal of the children's
school at the United States Military
Academy. AS counsellors are Philip
s. Fox Of Portland, a graduate Of
Bowdoin, and Edward l.. Damkruger
Of Santa Cruz, Cal, a senior al the
Springfield Y. NJ G. A. college. The
camp, which is called Camp Casco,
will be limited to thirty boys. They
will stay at Harpswell for the rest of
July and during August will go to the
White Mountains and return the lat
ter part of the month.
DR. Irving Calkins. leading doc,
tor of Springfield, Mass. is spending
the summer here with his wife at the
cottage Of Mr.. Calkins' father and
mother, which is situated just above
the ocean View. Although DR.. Cal
Pins has come here for short time
during the summer, this is the first
year he will spend all the season here
and he and Mrs. Caikins are welcom.
ed heartily with hopes that they will
spend future summers here. DIR. Cal.
Tins has fine motor-boat called the
Nevada" with which he has already
given his friends many delightful
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20

Buy Summer Millinery at "Eustis."
ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
PERMfS0S PARA FLNCAR.

J. y. Aibrrtha!. Ruiz ST., .ota II,
manzana 2t7O ASA j" > ruaI+nS. cos
"a: 5000.
Sra. l.. F. Seiu. W. E.nrhi Ave. Iotc
3. manzana :73 ? cuarto- Il" banjo.
CoSto: $500.
Horace Siimp. Walton Ave-. !ofA Il
manlana 800 HaL!ta,idn dr ] GUAR
;qs. CoSto: $3.50.
:. R"Sica. s. Laredo s.. .otr i
man1ana I35, adicjon~S. Cg,to: $l8Q0
Anita Tutitrrcz. CORTLAND pac".
lcs.. ! manzana "9!S. Habitac!4n j..
Is cuaTtoS. CoSto: $500.
J. Bowman. Callr9, lot" Is. mama
ma 40 neparaci0u'S. C0StN: 500.
". W. Diyna. Carton ST.. boz. )
manzana 1894, Ilab!tacitn d. I Guar
los. CostD !: $1,000.
r. Il. Stinnrtt Jr. Cactus s., zoe
Q. manzana 632. Habitaci@n de- I Guar
;nS. CoSto: $1,000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
AVER 81 EFECTUO LA PRIMERt
SECCIGN DEL MATCH DE
BILLAR 4 HIL CA
RAABOLAS.

En- Fl salon Dc billarcS "El Orien-
tal Mezicano Situado m la Gale "
Commerc. nunoero SD do principle
aver taric 81 match de- bit!ar q mi
caramboias conc-rtandO entire 81 canl
pe6n e>pah1l ST.. Luis NazIucz ' g
aficionaiO uleXicano Sr. GuiIlermo
Aeuirre : F.
FL resultaio de IA primcra secci6n
del match fut como Sigur:
ST. NizQuez no caramDoiaS.
ST. Aguirre. So carambolas.
Hoy cn ia tarde Sc jugara Ia Sc
Sunda Secci6n dandoSe mas tarde
una s.s!6n DE- carambGlas de luio.
Hay gran entusiasmO entire los
aric!pnadoS a este iurSo p0r cooncer
el resui;ado final del parthio de que
80 trata por Ser dos formldabIcs ju-
gadores los que IN q So iisputan la
supremacia y hanse cruzado gran
ntmero dc apuestas.
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SE PIDE Ia APPREHENSION DE
IN C.HiUFFER.

La San Antonio Matr"S Co, piriI6 a
departam-n;o De policia Ia irt-nri6I
del chauff-r 1ur guiaba =! autOmG.
vil nimero 1913 d" levine. Texas.
La compahia ~eHpreSada al hacri
Ia s0licitud licha, So quria ID que =.
auto De ~r"frrrnc!a atroprlld IN bug
~ rcpartiior de- Su prnpiriai. que.
brandoIe una ruria.
La policia Ia los paSoS n"ceSario,
para cpmplarrr i "a compaHia de-
mandantr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

Esta inusitada baja del "bilinbl-
que" como resultado Immediate tie
ne el de elevar el precio de los ar
ticu!os de primera aecesidad, y el de
orig:nar IA emigration a este pals
lie la Chase trabajadora, que busca
mejores salaries. porque con el papel
carrancista 10 satisface sus neceslda-
des,
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
LA sITUACION PORoUE ATRA-
VIESA...
Siene de la payina 4.


vOr confirmation. que olga {. senior
general Gales 81 no eS verdad que en-
eli Molino de Hermosillo no cntran
todos los urigoS 4 maquilas 4 nombre
Le ame"icanOs, pues IA remcsa de tr!-
go que Sc lleve 4 nombre de W ne
xicano. "a al coleto Y el ducno. AIDE
mas de pe-der 81 mercanc!a. lleva Il
doble peEa de que 10 declaren cicntI-
fico, pues asi "a tiene IN preteXto c!
gobierno que aparenta justlcla.
En- cuaHto = g~arantias p~ersona!es
no hay mucho que decir. pueS 10 uni
co es que cl Sr. Gustavo Padres, que
tambien fuG consul que destituy0 Ca
rranza de Nogales, AriZ., pc, inaguan-
table con los americ&noS, mata 4
]cualquiera eli NOga!es. Sonora, uni
camente porque cs muy hombrc Y
amigo intimo de Gales Y del Primer
Jefe. pues nc hace Il semana que
por un milagro de Dios no mato :;
Pedro Cosca. hiio, quieE sc Sa!vo mi
..agrosamerte de las g,:rraS dc Padres.
TESORO PUBLICO. muy bien ad-
ministrado, TODD 10 cue Sc recoje en
la aduana es POGO para Gabriel Co
ella. pues este senior parece discipu-
. de Naytorena, TODD 10 que ~recoje 10
pone q Su nombre en- cl Arizona Val
ey Bank and Trust Company.
SALCBRIDAD PUBLICA. anda dc
% mcior. \ di2rio muerca en- Her
.nosillo y Estaci6n Santa Ana iniini
:ad de ninCs, principa!mente a CON
~scuencia de Ia terrible peste, pcro
! doctor nj medicines para los enter
aos. porGue no tiene fondoS ci go
yierno, todos son para Gales, Core
d, CarranZa J IL
ASUNTOS De GUERRA, muy bien
,rgan!zadOs, pues eli Li2S pasados los
.adios yaquis les dieron una Zu-ra fc-
..omenal en- Potan. Rio faQUi, no ha.
)iendo vuel.o IN Soldado c~IrranciStd,
yues los que no murieron en- c! COM
Data. murieron envencTaGoS con e! 4
qua que los yaquis habian deScom-
.uesto con ]cianuro de POTASH que to
aaron dc la Colorado" ESQ 81. en-
! p~eri0dico Official del EStado Sc e
os parties publicadoS, IL de esos par
.es dice aSi: La campaEa del laqui
Sc sigu6 con enerGia pOr ord"n del
Gobernador Constitutional. cientos de
.ndios p~riSioneros que seran enviados
l las IS!as Marias; Sc capture Al enc
migo cinco canones. dos a~metrallado-
as, IN tube lama bombas, ounce
nil ~cartuchos, IN anteojo de obServa-
lion, cinco carros con impedimcnta Y
:~uatrocientas carabinas." Va ~confie-
ian los senoreS carrancictaS que los
indios andan mejor equipados que To-
i!eLlldUeS.
81 el senior genera! Gales cree que
I'll Arizona y en- e. resto del muudo
Sc toman en- cuent" sus noticias, ca-
a mry e~quivocato, pues TODD mundc
;abe que Ell tai deSgobierno carraacls-
a es IN bongo al garete que muy
pronto Sc ira q pique.
Por no colmar IL paciencia de us
ed, no lie relate 10 que paSa rea!men-
e en- Sonora cor los detalles dcb!dos.
3ero cree que con estos hgeros datoa
)odra seryir q suS favorecedores con
.lgunas noticias verdaderas que TODD
aundo sabe en Nogales, Ariz.. perc
.onviene que el restc de u lectores
stem informados de como anda e
.osa plblica en- Sonora.
UN SUSCRIPTOR.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
MAS DETALLES DE LAS FEES
TAS
Viene de Ia Pasina 4.

patriotismo este gran dia, pero 10 on
trario Sc demuestra presenciando Ia
profunda v~eneracion % que glorifl-
can los ciudadanos de este pals = e.
esta ciudad. e. dia de Ia patria. glor:.
ficardo q Washington.
Ell CORRESPONSAL-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
JaIicI. BJENO.
JAcINTo TREvINO NO HA DES-
CANSADO. go.
wien. de la Pas %'

especie. por III dollar, 10 que ha des-
pertadc IN gran malestar en- todas
las classes zociaies : muy en- especla!
Ia dc ia mas pcbre, que We desapare-
Ger V ~convertirse en- rada Ell producto
de SuS afanes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
SENSIBLE FAIIECHiIESTO.

Hoy q las 5 media de Ia tarde de-
is De exisiir en- esta ciudad 81 Sr. Cos
ME Mac Murn. victima de una peri
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OBRAS DR VICTOR HUGO

II Hombre que RE 75c
Corlas a la NoYia 75c
La Leyenta &c los SIglos ..........-.. 15c
Nuesira ScNora de Paris ............... Csc
Han Ne iSlandIa 0 II l:Ginbre Fiers.... Csc
I'll Aio Terrible 75c
Los MisrrabIcs. , tomos ..s1.5n
Los TrabajadorcS del Mar .............. Csc
FL Noventa y Tres. Episodes tG ia hevolu-
zion rraD,esa 75c
dos .......... 15c
FL DeStlerro sec
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
HIST0RLA.

qis;oris de Roma. Comprtnde ceSde los
orlgenes de Roma hasta IL cg!da del l!n-
perlO romano &c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i2c
astoria de Grecia, deSdc los ueinilOf Ne
roicos hasta Ia deSmemDrac!on Gel lulL.--
rio de Alexandra zoe
q Sol de Mayo. Memorials de Ia lniefyeAo
clOl. Con SrdpadUS
Il Cerro de las CsmpCnas. Con retFalos ue
persunaics hlSi0rlcOS
gacerdo:c : CaudillO. 0Ora referenIe "a
lDdepenteAcla 20
cs Insurgentes. Continuation del reia!o &c
IL inSurrecCi0n cOnlra ESpaha...... '9c
Iemortas de IN GueTrIlIerO. t.4SioFla ueI1
Guerra de RelOrTna ..:.-.'.,r'. 80.
a MaIesiad Caida. Noyela hlslOr!ca ue ID
revclucion madeTISla ........-..., S"c
ierce Y Caudlllo. Obra poll;icG POT nuo
clos Salinas. EdICi0n De M!o......';S-.W
astoria Patrla. pOr don Jusio SlerTs- nus
trada con grabddos .......;....t.. Joc
astoria de Mexico, por Neruia, Desc los
primerOs tlc!npos hasta Ia calda del Sc
Undo Imoc-lo. Tn torno tela.........s3.0O
pIsodlos Nililares MeNlcslCS. buerTa Qf
I~ndependencia e Invasion Norte-Americao
IA > tomOS -
te Porflrio DIaz 4 Francisco MaG"Fo. u!c3
DolItlca Dor ei Dr. Lara Pard0.-.....Sl.D
.srreriOnes Eis;6:iCrs MeytCanas. TTadi-
Zones Y ievendas. HermOsu libro destina..
10 q cultivar el sentim!cnto patrlo en- FL
nrSzGn de los hIIOs De MeN!cO. Obra lils
.rsdl coz gTGnadOs J c!eXahle cara'uit >
80 iclrrs; DE- TeSlcc pc: I'!lto 70
raIS "'
9aycImrlGr Do MttiC0 : ei .alpeTal!>nH
snkae DDrn rNlH'ca 10 m''"n' 'E'"rl
20 a~'u-t''Nr
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En- bre,e >e reanudara 81 CAME y
reSfllu de billetsS.

Fl CAME y re>r!!o De bi.let"s cons
titucnna.istaS que hac" tempo fu4
suspendido por disposition del 80
birrno, sera reanudad0 N br"vt, &C.
gin 10 QlH p senior Niciforo Z8nl-
hvano, T1~orero General IL IA Ma
ci6u. manifesto aver sobr- Il par:i-
cu!ar.
f. ~-Hor Zambrano hizo sahrr que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
= -

De Brlr>sl.l> q iiIIc.-I.a cntrada tn
Fraacia-LoS chino> piden FEM.
LAS Yuina< de Lille.-fournc>.-
Lluyia d. Obu>e~-hl aeroplan0
inqlf>.-El TELEGRAPH de- r@mpa-
na.-Tri>ir> dvtallr~ del campo q"
baiali@.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
EZRA pogT!C,s Ds PEP,


nosicicp-s fet!csdss q u patrts : a 5ls
rS lie
az.
,,sror,, ssgraoa ReccpilacioD sODerpls Gel
Antigua V Nueyo Testamento. Libro que
conttene Is complicada historic del pus-
olo de Israel y que pinta las llSuras De
2arrisrcas ; proiets5. vtsndose clar2lneE-
IL como Sc prepgrs Ell gran sucSsG Ge "a
,enIds tei Hesies. Edicion de lu!o. un
ONO sraEde Nv
soyena del Santo Nino de Atocha--.-... !Sc
a imitaCion de Crist0 ..-....--.-.-.... ooc
'stacisClo de HDsida -.-.---..---.-- iec
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

.OvELlS DE 4 zoe C.ADA UNA.
Ei Becerru de Uro
81 Hi!o Maldlto
e. M?nuSCritO De nj NatrF
Harta, pOr Jorge lsaacs
q Cara CO Aides
Dora
tZuCena
.SovELAs 4 SIC CADA UNA
Hald.tas Sean las MuJere3
Maldtfos Sean los EIomhres
MsldIlaS Sean las Suegras
Arte de Guscar MarlGo
Las E.S9S MOdernas
e Nov.o ":e;tadO
"a lila Ge las Flores
e PurEaIOriC lie las SolterHs
Il pa:ai>U de las Muleres
y Inferno Dc los !I0mnres
Viva mi NovII.
q uada oe los Mares
ST. MajcstaG el AnOr
NHltit0 sea 81 im0!
"a PT!nCesa del Ddls
amor J Nari!:io
q tilla lie '.'enGs
'crrue ST. CaSgn los d0mbres
rrQun 81 CCsan las Mnieras
OIGi!t Pecan las NuJeres
CIRQUE HcinCtGeD las EiuCr
e.! Collar de h-inrraldas
j. .illa- De Jnailpagn'
Nltu Ge HuISrncre.
a. ubr"ras del inn'
Il II de- las N!las
a Vida Ae-rc
Z Mia de los :iZmlDes
alvar!C uc Amor
or Seguir q INA Muller
aalditOs Scum los Ceios
q Corlc del Amor
- Aims en- uO ScSI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

..e-,a. -utuun ~iaL"
SsionartA- 'fbrs, p~o5t!cd- IL "nhh"' -
.?.slas DE- Manuel Acufa !uHcntai7' 60
d drama Ell Passdo' .... eN
e T~rc-.dorcs de Mexico, HeTmosa colec
zion Dc poes!as dc luesiros mcjo'cS 81
~. -,,sice al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

!. Comprc listed siempre sus libr0s en- !
!. es.a cusa. Por 81 baratura y su ell !
. cucfs EN- el deSpach0 de los pedid0s 1
. es Ia que mayor cGniianLa snSpira al I
. piblico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
9BngS De VENTA EN- LA LBRERA de IGNAClO E. LoZARO
q casa mas credtads Ia mas egura la que tier ell mer srtdo la que ende mas bsato Los
oeddoa 49, gesnaebanDar cmreo. emos ppados, ell mimo haq cues Hdbe Is drden

,.-.u, .o,t..,o 60c
cs'e-a 40 Ss,Iar soc
:hrrneaJor canar,i 75c
55CnWaso I o,,,lia Ia Ia Iuveuild 0 DeyO-
SS,oonrIo del rrf.T,,nn ...... 20c
cfIOs0ria Elemental, nor Balmcs. CoHi;ene
logica, m"tarf>iCa. GtiCa, etc-.----..-.si:o
.evnrinrsrio GudGa!unann .....--.-.- :"
Ca:rcI-mO d. lrr~rA "r.:.".a. .f!-"l
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CIENClAS 0CULTAS

oecrpIos de los Carlos. Arre de sanar 8
tOdOS los IucGoS
La iran Naeia Suprema ............... soc
Eucn!rILiones, GrimCrios y p~entaculos s1c
La Gran ,aTiia hl!y:aadora y el flelo
nrniia ne las Piramtd"s minimum. 2jc
Ell p?ison ho!o Q Fl irie de Mandar a los los
Will, Dc Maria blanca .......... 25c
Haurli de Isr.a llpy4 .............- 2.r
IanuaI ir la?in NrT:I 90. ...-... 80
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~ ,h:n!r4hi2- SOC: eos a. Nh"T:' 81
bro 5 jasno de- san C!1r:ano. Edic!6n mi
"a compieis del f7fnoso GTtmorio. ron
slccrada como Ia sofa auie.it!ca entire 10,
s-c-eios lie Ia Prestid!gitaridn y Ia Maria
t~ecCiUp5s Ge aSca:ao:eo y pr-stldigiia
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Ocultss- Con.iene Ell :r!anEIliU &c >aio
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e VeFdsdero Libro Internal. Tra.sdo COIN
Oieto de las cielcias ocultas. Cont!ele
abr. ,e san LlprIanU. IL clavicuia de
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son ROio = IL Cabra Internal. recetas de
Ii Reina Cleopatra. tc-............... 75c
FL Terdader1 Dragon RoiO. COntlene pac-
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Vcrdadero Horoscope para Adlyinar Ell Por-
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ESpIp!TiSMO.

,Oue es Ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .9c
tbras poslumss de Allan kartcc...... 90
81 Llhro de los MedIuIns............: .Jc
Il Genesis, los MilagrOs y las Predlccl2-
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Pi CieJo q 81 inferno 1Jc