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New Britain herald., 1917-12-01

the children. They will continue to
give just as before to their father
and mother (who are not as Well off
as they) and to one or two cousins
and aunts to whom their gifts have
always meant much. But they will
cut out giving to some Of the wealth
Ter cousins and aunts.
Do Not Withdraw Your Money From
Circulation.
And the money they save they will
not withdraw from circulation but
will spend 1t bringing Christmas where
Christmas would not otherwise CO.
They are going to send Christmas
boxes to the soldiers they are going
to give extra sums to war relief, and
they are going to do for some Of the
women and children behind the man
behind the gun. They believe (and
I do too) that it is often these who
bear the hardest part of the burden,
no cheering, no excitement, no surety
that one will be properly looked after
by the government because one is a
valuable fighting unit. Just anxiety
and the bitter struggle not to be
ground to bits between the upper and
neither millstones of reduced means
and rising prices.
Surely one will feel the abiding
peace and goodwill that are the true
ornaments of Christmas in ones heart
on Christmas morn If one has done
what one could for such as these.
We live in stirring times. Shall
we go on with the conventional self
conferred round of our lives just ex-
actly as usual? Or shall we be
ashamed to?
New Britain herald., 1917-12-01
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLAS7ERS!
Musterole Works Easier, Quicker
and Without the Blister

There's no sense in mixing mess of
mustard. -four and water when you can
easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness
with q little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole ID made of pure oil of mus
tafd and other helpful ingredients, COM
bined in the form of the present white
ointment. It takes the place OF out-of-
date mustard plasters, and will not blister:
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonstlltls,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia head
ache. congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism.
lumbago. pains and aches OF the back OF
joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises Chill.
blains. frosted feet, colds OF the chess
lit often prevents pneumonia).
SOC and 6Oc jars; hospital size $25O.
I|!Elzzz!!
New Britain herald., 1917-12-01
You Get Better Cough
Syrup by Making
it at Home
What's more, you save about 81 by
it. Easily made and costs little.

WVVVVVVVV-VVCV VNV-V-VV-VV-VV-VV-V-V
You'll never really know what fine
cough syrup you can make until you
prepare this famous homemade remedy.
You not only save 81 as compared with
the ready-made kind, but you will also
have q more effective and dependable
remedy in every way. It overcOmes the
|, usual coughs, throat and chest colds in
"a hours-relieves even whooping cough
quickly.
Get 21a ounces of Pinex $50 cents
WORTHY from any good drug store. pour
it into a pint bottle and fill the bottle
with plain granulated sugar syrup.
Here you have a full pint--a family
eupply-of the most effective cough
syrup that money can buy-at a cost OF
only IS cents or less. 1t never spoils.
The prompt and positive results given
by this pleasant. tasting. cough syrup
have caused it to be used in more homes
than any other remedy. 1t quickly
loosens q dry, hoarse or tight cough,
heals the infamed membranes that line
the throat and bronchial tubes, and re-
lief comes almost Immediately. Splen-
did for throat tickle, hoarseness, bron-
chitiS, Group and bronchial asthma.
Pinex 10 q highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway pine extract,
and has been used for generations for
throat and chest ailments.
DRUGGIST for ''S1h ounces Of PinexS with
full directions, and don't accept any
thing else. A guarantee of absolute sat
isfaction or money promptly refunded,
goes with this preparation. The Pinex
Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-01
Why Made Was Startled When She
Saw the Man for Whom Grace
Draper Was Looking Enter
the RQ1f4up0nf

Tie tt0StAuxUDUs
had hardly time to drop my eyes
from my scrutiny Of Grace Diapers
face whom she turned around from
the table which she shared with
Harry Underwood in the cafe thronged
with LAtin-Americans to which Lii
Han Underwood had brought Kath-
crime SSnnot ana myself, and swept
our table with the same searching
glance she had bestowed upon many
others in the cafe.
That she was watching for some
one + was very sure from her manner.
For a swift, panic stricken moment
the thought crossed my mind that
perhaps I was the object of her
search. Then sanity returned to me
and 1 realized that 1t was Impossible
she could have guessed 1 would be in
this cafe, Of whose existence had not
heard until / entered its deers But
another thought made me 1nwaFdly
quake with terror:
Would she recognize me? This was
the question that rang through my
brain as If 1t were the brazen clangor
Of q bell. Lillian had carefully dis
guised Katherine and herself and me
as South American women much older
than we really were. and I was sure
New Britain herald., 1917-12-01

Port Robinson, July 9Th, 1915. "
eve have used "Fruit-a-tives" In
our house for over three years and have
always found them a good medicine.
Our lille gi>l, Hottie, sOas t,0H6led zoikk
kidney Disease. The Doctor said she
was threatened with Dropsy. Herlimbs
and body were all swollen and we began
to think she could not live. Finally, We
decided to try sc Fruit-a-tives". She
began to ssoav enforcement after ne had
giuen her attwta6zsts. In short time,
the swelling had all gone down and her
flesh began to look more natural. Now
she is the AeallAfest one in the /a.sil,,
and has no signs of the old ailment.
We can not say too much for "Fruit-a-
lives" and would never be without
them"J w.
WILLIAM WARREN.
boc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
receiptofprlce by Fruit-a- tivesL Limited,
2r<lensburg. New York l1
New Britain herald., 1917-12-01
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Pit cooked prunes and put them
into an orange jelly; let harden and
serve with whipped cream.
An excellent gift for friend liv-
ing in the country Is a small table
for tea or sewing or writing.
In these strenuous times it is
great relief to put away ornaments
that need much care.
Golden yellow Chinese silk curtains
are delightful in a. room with a cool
north light.
Oatmeal cooked in a double boiler
until it is jellied, then poured into
cups, chilled and served with cream,
is a delicious cereal.
The cheaper cuts of steak, fried,
ground and seasoned, make excellent
sandwiches. So does fried calves
liver, cold and chopped fine.
With the help of a wheel tray to
prepare the breakfast, fruit, cereal,
coffee, toast and eggs can be carried
at one trip to the dining room.
A little vinegar kept boiling on the
stove while onions or cabbage are
cooking will prevent the disagreeable
odor from going through the house.
Keep supply of newspapers in the
pockets of the automobile If you can't
Keep burlap. Either will save your
car wheels from slipping in an emer-
gency.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-01
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease
Catarrh is = local disease, greatly In
auenced by constitutional conditions.
ana IN order to cure 1t you must
tAyrh Cure Ia taken internally and
acts thru the blood on the mucous sur
faces Of the system. Halls Catarrh
cure was prescribed By one Of the best
is composed OF some Of che best tonfcs
known; combined with some Of the
pest blood purifiers. The perfect COM
binat1on Of the ingredients in Halls
Catarrh Cure Is what produces sucll
WONDERFUL results in catarrhal condi.
tions. Send for testimonials. free
All Druggists T5c
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-01
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast
Oranges
Fried Smells Sauce Tartare
Muff1ns Il
Coffee ,..
Dinner
Clear Soup .,.<.
Roast Mutton Currant Jelly
Boiled Rice
Stewed Tomatoes t.7
Endive ..~
Pineapple Ice Cream Ff;a
Coffee
Supper y.. s..
Ham Sandwiches
Chocolate Bavarian Cream
Sauce Tartare. Take one cupful
mayonnaise. Chop fine two table,
spoonfuls cucumber pickles, press dry
and mix with one tablespoonful chop
ped parsley. Pound to a paste and
blend with the mayonnaise. a&s
Pineapple Ice Cream. Use any
good recipe for ice cream. To it add,
when almost frozen one cupful grated
canned pineapple for each quart Of
the cream.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-01

A good lemon pudding is made
with 1-2 pound. of stale white bread,
1-2 cupful suet. IA OF a level tea
spoonful Of salt, IA cupful of sugar,
IA level teaspoonful OF nutmeg, /
teaspoonful Of grated lemon-rind. l
cupful of hot milk. 1 egg. Cut of the
brown crusts, break the bread into
pieces. cover with cold water, and
wiring the bread out dry; add the suet,
sugar and lemon-rind, beat up with
the hot milk, add the beaten egg, salt
and nutmeg, and steam for one and
a half hours. Serve with lemon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-05
NO ~CQMPARECIO Ell
Eicne de Ia la. piana.

Cuando el preSidente Tur!c &c,
Consejo Local de EXcepcioncs vi6 gr.
MARTINEZ no Sc hahia presentado E"
asa Oiicina. Observation-Disclosures ell avjso
conminatorio qua Sc lc hah!a envia-
do aver. notified e. hecho al ?rocur2-
dor de los Estados Unidos. QIjcE NJ
nifesto por su parte, que ncc@S:."a
tempo para c~onsiderar q case, por %
Que no dict6 ordcn dc avrcsta contra
aquGl.
Fl consul general Burns. por 81
duras para censurar'a los fuGcicna-
duras nara iensurar afios iuncjo..a-
rias e~ncargados del enlistamiento,
manifcstando que considerable IA Ne
gativg de Ia cortesia para eli vice
consul Martinez, NADIA mas como IN
error de TN funcionalio 2 de!
Consejo de ExcepC;ones.
e. presidente dc dicho, Conseio, NJ.
Turtle eXprc:o por 81 parte. Cue 10
solo no daria curse q Ia reclamation
de exception. Pero que nj AN ztqI:a-
re- IA tomaria en- cucnta. micntras
que Ia persona cue Ia reclamaha M
Sc suictara al cxamcn fisico. ono g.
taba prc5crito por la ley relatjva.
In los circuIos mexicanos SO h.,
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UM ALEMAN APREHENDIDO
P0R SOSpECHOSO.

In soldaGo del Servicio secrcto a
arehendi6 anoche a las nuevc, 4 TN
aler,au, eli que por 81 apariecie lie
aareci5 un hombre ~sospechoso. Fl
a!en,an fua conducido a Ia inspee-
vi5n de Poiicia Y ali declare ser a
gricultor. con Residential en- III lugar
Immediate u San Antonio. Aver mis-
no. al obscurccer, habia licgado i es-
u ciuGad, ia QUO 10 hubia visitado an
.cs. Sc lie recogieron cuarta dolarcs
en- billetcs de banco y tres pesos en-
moneGas De plata.
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UN PREsO QUE Sc. ESCAPE DEL
HOSPITAL DE La CiUDAD

Anoche Il las nueve Sc reclplo avi-
50 en- IL estaci6n central de pollcia'
cue del hospital dc Ia ciudad Sc lug"
:! pres2 Ethel Koening, qUien Sc ea-
taba curanio en- dicho es.ableelmlen-
10.
5; nuestra memoria no nos es IN
f;el. Koeniug es uno inc de los sol
daGos que en- meses pasados do muer
tc. en- las inmediaciones de esta c'u-
dad. al chauffeur Burns, hablendo
side a~grehendido en- Ciudad Victoria,
.Iayico. lie donde Sc lc trajo a San
Antonio, porqUe CaEranza c9ncedi'
s. exCladic!on.
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oBRAs DIVERSAS

Almanhuie liuStrado ratt ~. -
Arte lt Ecl4T IA> r."'as lo' NJ ,..
do dc IL EdFd-a u 4I.i'
BlblloIec2 de "a It,. % -
dc harer reif ] - ~-7'"S' p NJ
C0digu d. amor .---- 1-t
Dicc!UaaEtO del Amer. .Lf- ."--.--
StIIa ...-... e. y
Eul jual I"E3TiD, .'4.!.- ---'----.
FL ANA d" .d>l. '-.' a.. Il. H..
ter educada en- 'R2,''.. de l'.'
DUdaS,. etc. IN tyiA, "".,H'
r Calculation del A.-Cdaa. JCI
para seIuGGdlu-t>- t.LtsaJIte : -
Ci-"rt-> IL aI-ria.. .-..----.-.----- "'
III Librn IL las l~,a-:-r- ..---......--
ESfi!o Gc.cral G~ Cl-.a> zee ..--- e.
Fl Ncra1drre L.uTo ~ ORC. fstt-
t.CaS tr CaE-e,.-,-u. ~L-I-Hu~.2V' y
secession Lu:TlGe Il Gpa.-.l."1-'r
-, ID, ,.,.r,-,4 = ,n,.--.t. i-.i.-
w, - -. ,r.rrr,-,. "a :g--El.
- p, 10 ~
ID ia, a - 5r,,1li.r -N.rya IRA
- 30. ....r~s r...~-r-.I s. r--.s-
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ISt'3. -''= 81 ~ .,.---.5
'sS. IN. .rr,.,.rr.. i..r,>.g.g Si.i,
a.. -. .--T.-.- 40. -.rH-
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ASALTO A UN RANCHO.


FL PASO, Tes, Octubrc 4.-Una
part:da de hombres armadoS, proce-
dcntc del lado m~cxicano, verified
III "ra;d' en- e. rancho dc Humboldt,
-crca dc ia ciudad dc Chihuahua, Ell
sab&do de Ia semsn4 cue ACADIA dc
pa.ar, matando = uno de los adml-
ristradorcs de campo : Sc l~lcvaron i
Ernest Goeldnc-, superintendent de
la f.nca, para exiiir por 81 '~rescatc.
como 10 hicieron CT seguida, Ia suma
&c $1,000. Goeldner cs IN subdito
aleman y el~rakcate de $1,000 pedido
cor los ~bandoleros fu6 pagado por la
f!rma Ketesf and Dcgcteau, que es
Ia propietaria del rancho.
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0OCTALES Y e.
y PERSONALEg
MATRINGNIO

4 las nueve de IA manana del pro
ximo domingo, tendra lugar en- c!
Temple de Nuestra Sonora de Guada-
lupe, de Houston. Texas. ia ceremo-
MIA religiosa del matrimonio del ST.
Fernando Rosas y Ia senorila tr1h-
cisca Chagclia, Y i las / p. N. dc csc
mismo dia, ell acto civil, que Sc Teri-
ficara Ell Ia casa de la faniIia Rcdri-
guez ubicaGa en- iOl Chartus Street.
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por las Oficirlas de PEo i ! Ga
UN NINO EXTEAElADo.

Anoche a las once, sc presento en-
las oficinas de Ia policia el padre de
Rafael Castillo, Miro de once amos
que vive en- Ia casa numero SIC de la
Gale Sur Medida, dando cuenta de
cue Sc habia pcrdido aquel. no ha-
b;andolo encontrado per ninguna pai-
te. Rafael esta en- IA Escue!a Nava-
FRO ' vestia traje girls, scmbrero plo-
no ' zapatos de Iona, olancos.
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Sc DISPUTABAN LA DERECHA.

En- 81 block numero 500 dc Ia Gale
Frcdisburg riheros ancchc d las diez,
los orunantes de dos automobiles que
SO disputaban "su dcrccha' cuando
cauiraban g. scntido inverse. Uno
de los chavficurs injurio al otro y
~acaDaron por lIcgar a las Was de he
cho. Una 2areia de ecndarmes dc
r~ctocicletas Sc p~resentaron en- el lu-
gar dc Ia contienda y arrcstaron i
los dos chauffeurs.
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- rSTAN GO8ANDO LAS FLO
RES DE UN CEMENTERIO

Sc do cuenta u IA poIicla que no.
ne a uochc Sc han es;ado robanoo las
flores de las planta@ que est&n en- c!
remcnter!o Luthem. Anochc SC man
10 . IN agcntc especia! para YER 81
cs possible sorprerder a los Que cstan
rgr2t;crd5 tales hurtos.
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ESCANDALUSO ROB0

Z -e-1o g.. -oaor Ateja Ianu dor
u:fo g. a. y-..a dc = casa ha2ira-
cio9. aroyhe, cerca dc las do:e, fue
,;ctim.a Dc Ut -obo audaz. rou>Istcr-
Il en- - rsioi. ~ jeontina : Il no
media Ge orc. 10 -nzi va.ia Ell ID can
ridad de se-eala ' cinco doiare$.
II ratero fac Tan audaz, que no
obst2n-c es,ar ~encendido TN f0co de
luz electrical uuy cerca DC Ia cana
del senior Earn,. accrco ca4teiDsl-
c hasta u siila acndc q rcGeri-
DO senior hab.a coIoce,io 81 ropa = g
Ia llcvo.
Vann desperto al ruiio que cause el
rstero y cogiendo una cscopeta de dos
@25c.as, ~2-c6 :. alto =! c@ets-0, 2me.
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Ell, DEcRETo soBRE EX7oRTA.
CION.
(Viene de la Pas 4a)

-
xicc y sob~c TODD. para ~consera" 52.,-
tyo de naestgas Pro"as ccagsras
una existencia raGouahle dc - c.~o
signo = Redo dc caiab!o IRA .a5
transaccioncs, co.a veIdaGc 2Eca-c
indispensabics, cue no csca?a . made
que sea un apasionado. Z! g~aoEs-1o
de Mexico ha Dorado, en- este case.
tomanGo en- cveasa las mismas no
mes que cg1ieron los legislatures ".'e-
ricanos para p~rohih5r Il e%aorta9, n
de orc. 4 fin DC proteg"r los iELcre5 ,
de este pals. Gu mumentos cu qa@ s.
Ia ciudad, huelga dcclr que So el-
cuentran en- Ell mismo est4d0 de .lse-
guridad absolute.
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NLtJEH0S

Aver tuviros G. gus,o de re".el-
en- nuestras oficinas Ia vista de ias
senoras Maria c. de S&enz. az ~
rion, Texas; Agustina !. dc Tone :
Francisco +. dc MARTINEZ de &@~'o
Texas. q~u;cneS vin!eron a San t@to-
Mo Ell viajc de rccrao, ~rc~rc-irdo
aver misrno a sus rcspectiyas Ho6!"-
clones.
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DOS VENIE.y.r5 CLANDESi!
Nos De LiGORES AFRE-
HENDIDOS

No obStaNte Ia euergia Guc estaH
demcstranGo las autor,dades para cas-
tigar d q~uienes ocuitamente veaden.
bebidas en0riagaates a los Scidados,
aver fueron dctenidoS un negro : III
mcXicauo acusados dc csc dciit9.
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ENLtCE

Fl pr6ximo domingo, d las $50 y.
H., tendra luCar eI matrimonio civil
de los j~6venes Simon Ramos y MERGE
dcs Zepeda.
Dicho acto, Sc verificara en- Il a
sa No. 10 Dignow;ty Avenue, DC es-
"a ciudad.
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FUE MUERTO UN
PERRO RABIOSO.

Los vecinos de la casa numero 232
de la Gale de Milom, pid!eron a Ia po-
Iicia qae die-a muerte a un perro cue
presentaba todos los sintomas de la
h~i1rofobia. e. can fac sacrificado a
balaZos.
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Sc OFRECEN GRATIFICACIONES
\ QUIENES ENTREGJEN
ALOS DESERTORES

En- el Quartet General de esta pla-
"a Sc ha declarado cue todoS aQue-
Hos i~ndividuos cue entreguen en- cual-
uuier Uuesto militar a un soldado de-
sertor. seran gratificados con IA So
ma de cincuenra. d0lares.
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APLAZO DE NUEVO Ell JURADO
DE ISIDORO VALDES

Primero por irregularidades an in
saculaci6n de los jurados Y despues
poruue la Corte Sc ocup6 de yer Ia
causa de Jim Allen, Sc suspendi6 el
jurado de Isidoro Valdes, acusado del
delito de robo. Hey a las siete de la
manana vera su audiencia y probable
mente para Ell medic dia va Sc sa-
bra 81 Valdes fue absuelto o senten-
ciado.
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La inseguridad pubiica.

Hace pocos diaS, los dice rues;ro
entrevistado, me TOGO ser testigo ca
81 ~presenical de un robo, cuando me-
nos en- sus efectos.
FuG a las tres de la tardc, Ell una
Gale centrica, populosa, habltada
por familia RIGA.
La sonora, segun supc. hab:a sd
lido de compras, y los criados guar
iaban Ia casa.
Los ladrones entraron por Ia puer
Ia principal, amarraron y amoruaza-
ron a los criados, Gescerrajaron re
peros Y baules, secreteros Y arra-
rios, ' Sc llevaron alhaiaS, ropa. OBJ
ietos de arte. cuanto encOntraron 4
mano, por valor de aigunos miles dc
pesos.
En- tanto, la multitud tranSitaba
por Ia Gale, y, lejos de ahi, la poll
cia hacia concentrates sobrc 10 beIio
del tempo.
Este cs un case. Como este, n o
dos Sc registrar diariamente ell Ia
ciudad, en- plcno dia, y en- lugarcs
c5ntricos.
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~uazanGoio con dlsparar 81 NJ SC dcte-
MIA. Ante Ia amenaza, 81 ratcro aban
demo las ropas, pero no asi el reloj,
Ia leoncina = Ia moneda de ORC del
seIor Fa.I.
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a iNSEGURiRDAD.
(Viene dc la la. Pag.)

huahua Y en- Durango y en- San Luis
Y en- Morelos, Sc ha combatido sin
piedad y sin descanso, los metropo-
iitanos han seguido ~paseando en- San
Francisco y ricndo en- cl Principal.
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Hoy, sucedc 10 mismo.

Pcro 81 eI v~iajero es curiOSo. 81
ahonda un poquito en- la dorado cor
teza de la vida mexicana, 81 sale nc
las avenidas suntuosas y de los no
:eles de lujo, J dc los palac'os del
gobierno, para irse por las barri"das
evtremas, para entrar a la v%erdadera
ida del pueblo que an las GALES pa
rece en- plena felicidad, Sc ]encontra'
"a con algo bien distinto de 10 que
sc We en- la superficie.
Tai ha acontecido al que nos pro-
3orciona estas noticias sobre algo
que en- Mexico ha menester "a dc
Immediate remedio:
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HOY Sc VERIFICARA OTR0 il.
RADIO DE IMPORTANClA

Una vez que haya sido vista Ia eau
sa de Isidoro Valdes, Sc p%rocedera al
Jurado de W. Williams Y W. C. kiel,
ambos acusados del delito de asalto
Y asesinato.
En- este proceso figuran numerosos
testigos de cargo y descargo, por 10
que la audencia promote estar intere-
sante.
AVER Sc DICTO ENTENClA EN-
TRES M ORCIOS
De la una Y cuarlo q las dos de la
tarde. ell Juez de Ia 81 Corte de Dis.
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BIBLIOTECA De GRANDES
NOVELAS

Fl CalYar.0 Gr u-4 mu.rr --.--....-Sl.'-
Fl COu!e de MonteC--stg. raG >N cor
tnuact6u IA Mano Ge! NG"..t. 3
S.OmQS ..-.--...--- -------- 1890
s! cornefd de oCtrEes ....--.--... ~
Fl hue del L,aAi5. Iar t".a! .-..-- ~
II hE-gGanp del Ee-lnleG.t ----.... #-.a
Il hljO a5aHGun-Lu .--.-----.-..-.- -.
Fl wedltp de las bCIS. = t'tIr> 1890 -
Fl judo ETrlcje --...-..
Ell IOrcSatu, U En"ist" Gy t1-IIt"Te 80
Il PcrlJuIUO >aguivC'". o.rC-.itd )
raUOSa novels Hl~Nlc1Hd ...-.--.----.- -.
GLI Bias de >alGlLana ----.-------- ~
"a CaCtuI8 &C Parma ...-..--- 81
la E~EyCneladura ---------------.-.- ~
La hija del a>eS.lc. pgF E.-@ IL -
Ii mG-eC del p1EaSo -.-...-..-------
las dos T.vaFrs ~.
Las El.flaS De PaILal-A ------.-.--.- az
Los lgp5 muSg.Gie-os. ,.U So ---l-
nuaClUG "Ncalic aEos DESPITE =
Vizcoade de BTaseioEe' ( lgllos eco. :
Los prrS.i!aT.GS Le! 3LGoT ---..-...- e.
Los c0CiuistaioTe- Tel lolo ----...-. 90
Los hLCS tGl pueblo, ; ;aT-os be-. E.
Los hl!cs &C! Captain Grant, 20 u
Ito Verne ; t00l0S .--..----.----.- ~
Los -llSieTlGS de Paris. : ;0Gt0> -.-- -
Los siete gecat0s CGpitaleS- , tuLCS -
oscar V ATusGda. ; tones ---.-L-.. -
:CUo ysdis? NoTela hlsiSrics dc Ii
SS0ca de NerOn o.
Robinson CruSoe Observation-Disclosures %
IN obrero sTtstocTa1s -----.-----.-- o..
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0sRAS De GRANDES AUTOREs

po.-r.,as=S 80 Ceramics .......... Sit
faHIrs : Romeo : jUlieta por Sha-
Er,.. Observation-Disclosures. ii
lbs berdiGoS del amor. IOT Alaf-
en- y Puygi. Ncrela iirstrada- !
s-art.-- 'umos. D2s:l telL ...-........ 81
"a u.rlla. Comed!a. rOr 81 Dante IL
'r.. q. Tor Federico Ml>lTal ....... IL
II .tru-G0 tc Savtlla $ Las Boqss
.- -ar0. FOR ~BcdaWarchaiS ..... -
II !t-sl>0 perJlGo. Ge Milton 800. IL
ID a.yia AZ LanTtrmuOr. pOr Wal
.ar -rr., ...... ...... ............ IL
/. Gau!n'rrg. Ior TIr>O Ge Molina -
!.H!E..'"gJ d"i Cid ............ IL
...s.a :as~ia q .ai.lIiO .-........ IL
{ Al.a.g lei hey. pUc Gabriel Nj
r. 49,. .... ..-........... 81
..... .....- lH-r-rr. q
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MANUALES PRACTICES
"a un peso caIa c1OD

ia I'm peso eada cnoD
Manual de Acelies ) JaboCeS
Manual De Agricultural = EaHadeF'a
V1rr.al de Aries Y OtlCiOS
Manual de AlbaNIler!a
NTaaal de CarpinteTia dc Taller
Manual dc CeTrajeria Y ObraSe de Hero
Manual del COheterO Y POly0TiSta
Manual del CurudOr de Pieies
Manual del CODfitero-PaStelero
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
Manual de EieCtric;cad
Manual de ~F0t0gTaIl3
Manual del HO!Gl2teTo
Manual de Jardineria : horticulture
Manual del LabOreo de NlnaS
Manual de LeCheria
Manual de MeCiniCa Industrial
Manual del PIntOr
Manual del T~eIeSratiS;a ) Te!efonista
Manual del RelOie-o
Manual del Sasire
Manual De VctertEaT:l ' EGutIacttn
Manual del ZapaJero
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Y por la nochc

Y por la noche .....
Por la nochc nadic, en- ninguna
partc dc la ciudad, Sc sientc SECURE
n; &c su vida nj de sus bicncS.
Hay que dormir con IN ojo J con
cl arma en- la mano.
En- la Gale 10 atracan. \ menos
nal cuando Sc conforman con dcspo,
iarlo de cuanto llcva eucira, Que cr
ocasiones lie ATTAIN IN palo err Ia ca,
beya O le hunden IN cuchillo en- e
vicntrc.
Y la po.icia. reduce su mission q
rccogcr cl cuerpo o a DIR Ia queja.
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ESCOGiDAS

80, i0-.r.r lie PaGGa ............ t5l
MILO Jesus i2I
Nur,... >-GOra de Guadalupe e. 80
Tur=tra >ctora del PerpeiuO SOsoTTo 90
-7r E.Sa t5C
---.. Ef-0 IL. AtCcnA 70,
-T-ta cecilia f5C
S-~ i,..~o i5C
Sar l-E-S TaGeO i5C
Net. s"1oca del Carmen ........ t5C
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oBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY
oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANNUNZlO

FL TrlunrO de Ia mGeGie. : ;o@lJs ; -
{! Placer, J tOmoS ..... -
Ii Iuego. > iOTEOS .--...--
F. inoCente -------r---- ~
-,--sr.- =. Ia r1r3, ... O.