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Tax Resolution Referred.

Resolutions protesting against the IN
tangible tax, as adopted by the Cathe-
dral Heights Citizens Association
were referred to the committee on taxa
ton. The teachers pension question
was referred to the committee on
schools and schoolhouses. Resolutions
asking for new assembly hall and
for a gymnasium at Mckinley Manual
Training High School, adopted by the
students and teachers of that school,
and introduced to the association by
J. c. Mcdowell, were referred to the
same committee.
The letter of Rev. DIR. John Van
Schaick. jr., protesting against the
action taken by the association at its
last meeting, when it decided to with
hold its contributions from the Asso-
ciated Charities and direct its money
for relief of the needy through other
channels. was read. as were those OF
President George A Finch and $. T.
Cameron, who replied to him. MIR.
Finch stated in that connection that.
although the estimates for the munlcl-
pal hospital were omitted from the Dis
trio appropriation bill as passed by the
House at this session. the residents OF
the community should stand by for fur
ther action opposing its location at
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TO SEND FIFTEEN DELEGATES.
Women of Hebrew Congregations to
Be Represented in Baltimore.

Thst Washington will send fifteen
women from local Hebrew congrega-
tions to the joint convention of the
Union OF American Hebrew Congrega-
TONS and the National Federation of
Temple sisterhoods to be held in Bal
timore next week, was decided al a
meeting Of the Temple Sisterhood of
the Washington Hebrew Congregation
yesterday afternoon
Al the close of the meeting Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson, pastor of Betbsnv
Baptist Church. gave n talk on a trip
through Palestine. Solos were sung by
Miss Marguerite Kaufman, accom-
panied by Mrs. Leonard Schloss. A So
cial hour followed
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Signal Corps Enlisted Men Dine.

Enlisted men of Company B. Signal
Corps, n. G. d. c, held banquet at
the National Hotel last night to cele-
brate their return from the border
There were no officers present Sergt
T. A. Johnson presided, and brief ad-
dresses telling of their experiences on
the border were made by three-fourths
of the men present
Evening star., 1917-01-09

trees of the city to such use is des-
picable step toward marring the beauty
of the city
New members elected to the associa-
tion last night were Charles F. Lam
man. Samuel p. Sioore and T. l..
Browne. President Finch announced
the membership and chairmanships of
the various committees as follows:
Executive. George A. Finch, chairman ::
J. A. Chamberlain, s. T. Cameron, L. Z.
Clement. John +. Robb. Z. S. Clarkson.
n. L. Collamer. V. G. Croissant, Charles
p. McCurdy and Amos Tyree: member
ship. II. B. Plankinton: law and order.
f. S. Clarkson; public service corpora
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14th and Upshur streets northwest
while 1t is in the Senate. He ex-
pressed belief that the Senate will hold
to its action of last summer. when 1t
expressly forbade the erection of the
institution on the Upsnur street site.
Disagreement Of Trees.
The matter of the Disagreement of
trees on 14th street northwest between
Taylor and Webster streets by the
placing of advertising upon them was
referred to the committee on parks and
parking. l.. Blakeslee, who brought
up the matter. declared that to put the
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panying his resolutions. He stated that
he has found that the company seems
always ready to improve its service
upon receipt of complaints. j. Lewis
jr., corroborated Mr.. Camerons state
ment H B. P1ankinton. superinten,
dent of the telephone company. inviteo
the association to visit one of the eS-
changes in a body at any time. The
invitation was accepted and the VISIT
is to be made in the form OF an enter
fainment for the members OF the as
sociation.
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tfons. w F. Peabody: entertainment.
Roy +. Carty; streets, sidewalks and
lights, e. Il. Henderson; sewers and
water. A. L. Blakeslee: fire and police
protection, Kirk l.. Russell. schools
and schoolhouses, DIR. =. Nj Hasbrouck: :
parks and parking. Louis B. Julian:
public health. DR.. Stuart {. Johnson /:
mail facilities, +. f. Norwood, and To-
cation of the Gallinger Hospital.
Charles +. McCurdy.
Evening star., 1917-01-09
Came Here From Pittsburgh.

Miss Brown came to Washington from
Pittsburgh. Pa, after a number of
years OF work there. She also worked
for the Y. W. c. A in Lancaster. Pa.
and in Boston. Mass, where she was
secretary of city work in the northeast
field.
vited to attend the reception at the
building tomorrow evening. The affair
is TO be informal Talks are to be
given by various workers connected
with the association.
Greetings are TO be extended by
Judge Josiah 4. Van Orsdel from the
board OF trustees: by DIR. Ada r. Thorn
A. from the board of directors: by
Mss Mildred Bartholow, from all the
clubs of the association. and by Miss
Catherine Custis. from all the chapters.
Gallaudet chapter will extend its greet
ings in the sign language
Miss Keeney to Extend Greetings.
Miss Ruth Keeney is 20 extend the
greetings from the secretaries of the
association and Mrs. Walter l.. Gift
will speak for the Womens Christian
Association. George Otis Smith. presi-
dent of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation. will extend the greetings
from that organization. Other greet
ings will be given by Rev. DIR. Samuel
II. Greene of Calvary Baptist Church,
OF which Miss Brown is member;
Rev. DR.. j. 7. Huddle, from the minis
tiers OF the city. and by Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe. from the women of the city
"A program OF music, under the direc-
tlon OF Mrs. A. NJ. Blair and Miss
Frances +. Chickering, is to be given
Among those 10 be in the receiving
line Will be Mrs. William Hamilton
Bayiy. president; Mrs. Robert Nelson
Page, nrst vice president: Mrs. Charles
W. Richardson. second vice president;
Miss Elizabeth F. Pierce, third vice
president; Miss Frances Z. .ChickerIng
fourth vice president; Miss Margaret
X Fox, treasurer: Mrs. Robert Lans-
ing. corresponding secretary, and Mrs
William l. Brown, Mrs. Herbert E.
Day. Miss Estelle Foster. Mrs. Perry S.
Heath. Mrs. John DENLY Hird. Mrs
John c. Let's. Mrs. II. Il. F. Macfar-
land. Mrs. Thomas II. Mitchell. Mrs
Woodbury. Pulsifer. Mrs. John S. Scully
DR.. Ada r. Thomas. Miss Mabel Nelson
Thurston and Mrs. Frank 6. wilkins,
members of the board OF directors.
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Miss Florence NJ. Brown today COM
pletes ten years of service as general
secretary of the Washington Young
Women's Christian Association. At s
o'clock tomorrow evening a reception
I'm her honor is TO be held at the asso-
citation building. l4th and q streets
northwest.
Miss Brown came to Washington
about five months after the organiZa-
tion of the association here. She was
the only secretary connected with the
Institution for a time when il had
its headquarters at 18th and + streets
northwest. At present the local asso-
citation has fourteen employed secre-
taries.
T:,e remarkable growth of the asso-
citation in Washington is due to great
extent 20 the efforts of Miss Brown.
according to other workers in the or
ranization. She has planned the M
creased scope of the work many times.
The association has changed its headquar-
ters twice since its organization. its
growth necessitatiug the removals. Miss
Brown is enerseticaIly working for a new
headquarters.
Within the past ten years the MEM
bership of the local association has
grown from less than 100 to over
$500. and is held from further growth
only because of lack of accomm oda-
ton. The yearly budget of the asso-
citation now covers over SJ0,000 a year
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Federal Employment Plan Adopted.

The states Of Illinois and Indiana
have opened employment Offices to CO.
operate with the federal employment
system of the Department OF Labor In
an effort TO find work for the unem-
ployed. according 10 an announcement
made at the department here. gester-
day was the second Anniversary of the
establishment of the federal system.
Evening star., 1917-01-09

Electrical apparatus taking current
from light socket has been invented
to force the growth of indoor plants
Evening star., 1917-01-09

BY an electrical refining process a
plant in Norway is producing $4,000
tons OF zinc annually.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-11

maiz que adquiera en- los Estauos
Unidos. Quienes estan interesados en-
qIe el gobierno de este pals conceda
"A authorization debida para que los
p~articulares puedan importar TODD
cl maiz que consideren ~neecsarlo.
iaccn r~eferencia a hecho, demaslado
significativo, de que ell gobierno ca
rrancista. con tai de obtener dlnero,
exporta hasta los alimentos que mas
escasean en- Mexico, y al efecto re-
cuerdan que en- los ultimos amos, du-
rante eli llamadO regimen ~preconstl-
srcional, el gobierno de Carranza. :
Desar de Ia extraerdinaria limitaclon
de ex~istencias de alimentos a que
lego ia mayor parte del pals, eXporto
todos aquellos articulos que pudo rea
lar en- ell extranjero para :
del dinero que necesitaba para Gu
brir los mas urgentes compromises,
crcando la d]eplorable ~sitlacion en-
que Sc ha.la ahora cl pueblo.
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ESPIRITISMO.
CIENCIAS OCULTAS

l~lav:,uis lIel Rey Solomon ........ SOC
~UIrrlgul.lo Internal. CGnurne maSia
blaaca. ryga : nesra, spa7lciones, etc ST.!
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E~rGLlGMCl8, S.r- SJ.u'
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Il Dragon Nuic, 0 sea e. aTtC de man
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81 P9de. del P~eCsamIento. 50 domi-
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81 L.b.O External. TraIadO &c las cien-
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Libro MarnU dc san Cipriano. Edici0n
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ST.. Don Jose GOHzaIez
E:sbee, Arizona

DeSde el dia > de Octubrc u!!imo,
tiene I'd. en- cl Wells Fargo En-
press. UT paqucte ~cOEtenienGo q tra-
tamiento. A Ia liSta de correo tie 81
pueblo. debe I'd. tcner tarnbien Va
rias cartas MAS que So reficrcu q
cada una que dc I'd. he recibido, uia
de elias. conteniendo Ct talon dc Ia
oficiua de Express. I'm vista dc que
nj Ell tratamiento, nj tampoco mis-
cartas han llegado u 81 Dodcr. CO.
mo ultimo recurSo hago uso de las
columnas dc este p~eriodico. para vcr
81 asi logra I'd. Sabcr ono cst&H
las cosaS. SiryaSc adCmas rcclamar
Cit las oficinas DC express y currco
rcspectiyamente 10 que antcs he eX-
puesto. Espero su condensation a
este anuncio. De I'd. affmo., amigo
" ATTIC. S. 5.
DR.. Ricardo CabaneS.
40 Goliad ST., San Antonio, Tex.
Adj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-11

81 nll,ulIsnlu forIdicce 81 nemrrla Y
irSarrOlla III vUlun,ad. Ncnre IL tlTnldeE,
rcvlyirIra j. esperanto: c=!i:agl1 e d::b:-
s!tn Y Il discrimination de t"ileT bU"n c&i-
70. Lc tnsJ.Ta aTUeIa COnt;anIa CT s.
misInO Que /" pnnc en- eStddo Dc conTci!-
Ger Z in GENIE C. SUI veTd4dCro vainr. lie
Ia Ia lave Dc los serrctoS tnti;noS de!
In.UiaIJ Ir ia inenie. lie pCne en- csta-
10 d. tumiTar los pcaSarl!cnios y acciu-
lvS de- O.rGS.
:usafo Ia. euunrf2 csta c.rEc.a I'M
nuTtaujc WlS;rT.U.a, 10. iLeGc hi
.laniaT -u-e<ii1ues IN ci e~S.iirIlu humane
:Lc ~"rJn uLedrcIdas Ell III iia o cu IN
liy &c Gq.l. I'd. PucGe ClEaF ild!u=. Ia
a:,uS y cilrTIT"tagc> Ell = lEtsiuo Y Ell
pi.ls. I'd. pHrCt rCE@r d = niSIn0 dc IN
-yiuu;a nc:Nl"s.ddd : prcOCupaclone> 90
r~.-ICnS - 4" G"gOCtUS III. Tl!rdt hlrnO-
.Iz.? 8 rCT-anaT acknowledgements. con IL
.n-ra r.iIt;i. Ge los UIus. >!t el cOnOcr!nien
su d" ell t. iUtlUrlys pUterOsdrieTtc a
l]l.rllcrcr :. yOiuniad. I'd. puedc teSaIro-
ilri q ~ -:aiC maTIvuiosO CuGiiu!er IA
,rgty n'lslrai q GraInaico cue I'd. Nueda
ra''. u iGedc alanten'aT sus poIeEss
.g!rDLtirp. u CiiIiFlleni"S. I'd. iuede Gar
.a!rr;,g.l=ea:c5 GSunibrpSpS : u!vt!tidNs.
u. EagI. 2.aGIsc ci amor = 10 atDistaG
.sTTtiGa la aQIa!los Q1e ID. Grsea. I'd.
,rr.y t.r;.trEcrSc contra Ia infiu6lcia lie
ItTps. IT,. .'urac ienc: Guen eXiiC flnaI-
.'To Y 81 reCu.2C!Co como LII podec ea
u cOE.gu.t4d.
sic t;lgu d. Flint IL cESe5ara como
:. :rndrT Il Sec.ctu uc aicanzdF cSta> CO.
as. =. rin:; .cs el sin.n'iSIa eIH-l2aic J
.elu! cC..yr,'D cI t: T;.iaGU. la aparcci.
- aa,f ulllHr.s lie auU!ipTiCs. e. GUILE
.'!lr- .'rr.Hcnir caGG prO!acsa :! I'd. dc
IT,. Ia. ro;Ia &c es.c l:Dro g~Tair!io, solo
rrt rsl;s ;E;HLGT ~ UoHlbrc Y CireccIoa
Fl ga, rarl"ta rnStai-titnen tIieTo-Ei
-. i~lcGar.. J.. LAT. u".'- 1:!i-L. L!c"c-
,Ll1. rr.,. Z. t.. de \. J Ell iIDrU IL Sc.
i rar.4ao u vuFita he COrrcO, porte pa
gi!'h.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-11
ESTE EIBRO
rs CRATUITO
INA REVELATION De Los NIsTERI0S
DEL iHPNpTISHD : Ell MiGNE-
TISIU Personal

=. Herbcr; flint, unO de los hipno'lS-
"a !rcjor cDa0cicas en cI mTndo. acab4
lie rH!bllclr IN i.b"O notable SoDre cl hip
ros.nC maGnc.Ic0. >o1eil'Gyc en- mG-
clio a tratsd0 marayllluSG : COnp"cnSi,
20 de- scacro que janis Ia s:Gp nub.ica-
TO-. II -. Flint liz 'deciGiGc dIslrl5uir 20!
IN Csparig lImltadO de tempo una copla
~gra;uiia 4 CadI persona que Sc mIereSc
sinyciamcIiC por cStaS clclctaS maTdvIiio-
sas. Este IlnTo Csti basaGO SCbre Ia OK
pcricrcia rrari!ca ppr muchos amos de III
honbra cue ia hipIOt!ZdGO ii mas genie
cue uira persona s"la CualCuIcTa
Anrra I'd. pucGc aTTendcr los S"cTc;G.
dol hIDnotl~iuu Y q nagnCiiSmO persona!
ii 81 prop!o E0gar librc dc C0stO.
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Ia CI|FRR4 IA VENIDO 4 RF|VINDICAR...

POGO no andaban sino en las manos de
los ninos a q~uienes ID mama, econo-
mica y cuidadosa, no guerra comprar
demasiados dUlces.
La guerra, pues, ha venido a rel
vindicar a I'M humiide mas: el centa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-11
Una ma|a jugada d9,,,
Niene de Ia la

res que Hucs1Tos assumes 'n-'"'o''
que son "a de VIDA 0 MueE'e.
] Zapata, Villa, Feil% Dtaz ) Ma
NueI Pe!aez, 11lglnIo Aguiiar ) An
drew A!mazan' no les Pfe0cuPah tan
to como Won MacKenScN ' NaooIha.
AS! pucS, los perL0uicoS Sc ueul-
can q pedlr q los pronomores de Ia
pOLltlca-que no s%oen Mucho ii nc
eStraEegia, nj de d~ip!onacia' nj az
Eeogra1la nj dc hiStoria-SC OPINION
Sobre ID gran tragedla niaHHi&i' )
aoofe Id p"t''c'p@V''" 4~S I '''
MocaoS soH los pot''S'S 80 IL"
.t1areS que HI" Hc''' - Iee
c'o'eS (" eS'e se''''1'' p'-' ing
n"h S'0o .~a -'-I 'o,'O
DEL ""leca1 t"o'c Go''4"tr W s'''
porque CT Is {! ho.'oie 0eI ill., POI
cue en- cI lehe ID Pa'E!a P-es'o9 i''
oJoS' porque q c9 1?"e &c QUEEN
hap!aroN los sfoleIa''
l FL He MANIFEST" ~iac'-''o F''
oS cuatro coSIa'os ) "ccla[" H-9
Mexico deoia oSm" e..-re lbs ~
clones atladaS' para SaNr por los
oleros De ID c~!'iI!zacion : ee Ia NJ
manidaG.
Hasta aTu' 10 hay nala dc m&!o.
10 ma'o cscuEo en- quo G. genera
Gonzalez "iz d~cclarac'oNeS For uU-
2lra'io, auH4ue aparenLcE:eAte uhaS
SOFAS f"c:oE las que do al puoAco.
mas para casa y 0traa.....
"EI Universal" dc Palayicjni. pu-
bIic6 las famosas d~ecIaracjon.s.
Fin lbs Deri6d;cos Que Sc imgri-
! ,,;o-or r.ra l.. ,.sr+a loc.l 10 l. r;;,-
! dad Dc Mexico, on los cicnplares cue
fpcron = manos del D1bIjco c.pjtaI;-
~ = de los Doiiricos dc Ia n~etr5poli.
ron los oue Pablo Gonzalez cuicre
contsr y = los Ole ur;iere tener gra-
tos bav n3rr.fos ma M anaraccn
o., 10. ciem,,.res o,c 90 d;strihrvr-
.or on q, rosto dol nais = me -
r~,viaron 81 rytranic-o.
En- Il rcdaccj62 dc ur ocr.oGicc
americana, en- Brownsville. Sc con-.
nrobc Ia doaic irrada del .e.c-
/ cor1;icz :. do p,iav:rio;
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NOTO DE GRACIAS
San Marcos, Tex, Nov. I, Il.
SenoreS:

San Marcos, Tex, Nov. !, II.
SenoreS:
Con Ia presente de5eo eXpresar
nuestro mas crecido agradecimiento
por Ia pronta atenci6n que Sc sirvie-
ron prestar en- cl ~reciente. incendlo
ocurrido en- la Residential de los Sc
nores Baldomero, y Anastacio Men
DEE, ell lunes, /, a las 1915, de Ia
noche.
Agradecemos infiuitamente a nues-
tros vecinos que ei todos por igua!
obraran con Ia urgcncia que en- tales
caSos requieren.
Agradeciio de IDS, y S. S.
JOSE GOMEZ. -CAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-11

Fl functonaIniento irregular de los in
testinos conduce a la constipation cronica
V al ConstituirSc Ia constipation en- IN
habitn. LENA Ell Sislema dc impurezaS. La
HERBINE eS el gran regulator tic los IN
teSIiaoS. .Pur:rica el S%isterla. ritaliz1 Ia
Sangrc Y 'ponc los 0rganos d!seStiroS en-
magniricas / ~yigoTpSaS cOndici0leS. Pre-
clio, soc. De venid por Ii. Cohn and Co.
-(Adv.l-
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UNA CARTA ALBERTA A TOD0S Los MEXICAN0S:
The Spanish American Mercantile Co.
6346 st. Lawrence Ave. {
Chicago, III,
Octubre. 81 de 1917,
Sr. Fulano de Tai,
En- Todas Parties,
Del Mundo.

My Sr Nuestro:- Con ell fin de este da damos muchisimo las mas
GxpreSiYas gracas pr suS utI1aS cartas en- las que los olga us razones
.por que 0 Qunrc I'd. comprar pOr correo. Al mSno tempo damos gra-
cms 4 todo aquei que ha mandado 81 nombre para nueNron uevo cataogo
para Ia Natividad. Muchisinas gracias por Ia confanza que IDS. han pucs-
to en nuestrac casa.
Deseanos establecer IN casa grande en- la que todas las personals dc
habla espanola pueden poner 50a su confianza, n casa que atendera ben
a sus chente5 con mucho gusto. Pensamos que u chentc Satstecho es
neUr CUE 100 cEentes descontentos. Oueda convencdo dc que harenos
t%o 10 que TO- sea possible para sevire a 81 entera satisfaction,
De. I'd. Altos y S S.
I. Z. POWELL.
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NOYELAS HISTORI-
CAS- Y POPULARES

a . ceutavoS csds una)
AoeilrdO y El0Lsa.
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II Ba-begC de Seyilia
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"a Terbela de Is Pasona
"a Dana dc les Gumellss
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lus aIa..2teS Dc Teruel
'iGCGl i-cScaui
H~.rgaI..2 ce BOrsJia
ytelO. C. moro dc SeleClS
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-11
NOVELAS De CARLOTA BRAEME
0BSAS DE CAROLINA INVERNIZO

AfuoreS TrSg!coS. Dos tom0s ..-... SOC
Al BuEIe del Ao.SrHO Y LaZo FulesEo soc
CUraZCn de Nacre. Dos tomoS ..--..sOc
LnT.lX6Q de nb-eTo Dos tonnes ..-.-. SOC
CaGcua EteTUa- Cuatro torHos ....- $3.50
CT:-GzHeS sin casugU : Luch5 Supre-
ma. Tres tcuO$ -....-...........- Si.:U
Dramas del AGu!te.Io. Dos toIiOS . soc
q -ieClO Gei Nal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4Uc
e BeSC de una NUerta y Ii Fengan-
"a lie IHa LoCl Dos mo ..-....... SIC
e. ElIDO PESO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &vc
Fl >ecTetO de IN BGnGidO .......... 4nc
Fl TTcC de Ia Muerte. Dos toIlos =. SEC
q dIjo del A~IaTQuiSta. Dos N SOC
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e AfCrcad0 de. ParQue. ! tomoS $50
e Cslyar!o de una Madre y Arrepe1-
uUteuto. Tres tomOS .......-.. $3.50
Tas Ayucres Maidiios. Dos toWos .... Sc
Los CrIEgeneS de DfayOiina , toulos SIC
Les NisieFtO5 del Crimep. 4 tomos $50
los marbles tRralles. > toufos ...... soc
la SepuliSGG WIS Dos tomo5 ..... soc
Las glciialSs del nor .-..... {0c
Las Tragedies de los GeloS 4 tonoS st.6n
- PeCsdor8 INSTRUMENTATION. 4Uc
Ia Ills dc Is Portera. Dos tom0s . . soc
Ia Resurrection de III Angel ...... {0c
Ia SslISr.ne del reatfo Real. : tomos soc
IA UItlms C.!ta. Dos tomos ......... soc
- Esc:Ayls Blsacss. Dos tomos =. soc
PaFEiso a IOIierlO .-------...... ~
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Teresa Il GsSCcltAdA pcS tCnos soc
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-11
NISTORlA.

e Sol lie M3y0. Memories Ce "a Inter
'eaci6n FraHCs>a, cor STabados ...-..s<..S
Episotios M!u.a-es 4eIiclaos. GusT-s
e Independence . lHrtNI".. .4TEi' ti' 500
Historic de Roma. CUmp7enCe ceSI9
bs prigeIes dc Roma, hasa Ia ca!ca IeI
imDerlO Romano &c UCrilel.c .--.-.-- sSC
Historic sc GreCia. Usscc los Nc-lpO5
hs-GicCs hasa d G~eSUscElS"3c.ol UeI
IDlperIo lie A.tjllIIO ..---......-- '9c
Hsroe ) CardiilO. II vida dc! Gra.
Dlsz, Dor DuCIos salinas S@-5s
Historic Pz'TgG. P9r Sierra .-------.. &c
Historic Fs...a rur La-l-g ....-...-.... o..
Historic de Mexico, pOT N5Td-S, deS-
de los pfliEer0S ;ie;rqos, hasa IA caldd
del SeEundC IEprr,y. IL tO,au ieIa 80
Htstoris General &c Mexico, puf Zarate 1Jc
tfiStCT.I Universal yuIytnH lie Iulu S&Jv
La In;ergeuc!Ga ' Fl I;uper4o. por So
lado Aiy areZ, ( lUmOs. paSia tela 5l@-U1
l. NajeS:ad CaiCs NCTeIa Historical
De n reyOIdcl6Q uaGe-lS's ..........-. Si.Oo
Ia S~CyG5Gctoa Ge }r>.Cu- 'Dra nU
TtIca y Ge ETal iG,c.yS .....-..--.-. 6Gc
los IasurseIIeS- RelgiGS &c Il .EsU-
rrecci0n contra EsFaha .........-..-- $50
Memorials de IN GUeTrILcTo. tlStOFis
de l. Guerra de RefOrIG --.---..-.--. 800
Sar-aC!ODeS H!Si3rIcaS MeIlcaEaS.
TradlCiolsS Y leyendaS- Ubr1 deStnGdH
3 culttyaT el seniI.l!epiO pat-!o en- O.
corsZ0n de los hIOS dc Mexico. Con
Sra5r!0s cG~,tu!E 0 40! 80 &c
SscerdoIe y Csudillo. Oors Tsis!t.s
z ia jus-rs Ge t~Iuep"luruG.J ..---.- fJbS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-11
AVENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES.

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: !as Puer;as de u Nuerte.
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Il "a EscUela del Crlmea Dc
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L. Maleta SanGTIelta
L BeSla Huu:ana
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Los MOneGeTUs faiSoS de LondTsS.
Sherlock holmes y e. ConEraoandisis
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III AeG.CO Criminal
Ina NOcGe dc Terror