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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-01

Plaids, autumn colorings. desir-
annie for every sort of wear;
pleated with wide belt or the
plain with unusual pockets and
wide belt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14
THE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD

Premier Hughes of Australia made
In addressing the Australian club at
London.
King Alfonso Of Spain has asked
Count Alvaro de Ronanones to form
ministry. The latter has promised
to answer.
Thousands Of American heavy guns
fired the parting shot to the Germans
at exactly eleven o'clock Monday
morning, says a Sedan dispatch.
Mayor Kiel Of st. Louis issued a
general order closing all business es~
adjustments in st. Louis not essential
to the prosecution of the war for a
period of five to seven days on account
Of the influenza.
Mrs. Mathew Wardyn, wife of a
farmer residing near Winona, Mimi,
is sole survivor of family of five who
died with Spanish influenza the last
month. The husband, two daughters
and a son are dead.
A Paris dispatch says the French
and British governments have issued
a joint declaration assuring the peo-
Piles between the Taurus region and
the Persian gulf of assistance in secur-
ing full autonomy.
The railway stations in the entire m
dustrial district Of Germany, from
Dortmund to Duisburg, have been &C.
cupied by the soldiers council. accord
ing to a dispatch from Essen. There
were no disturbances.
The Rhenish Westphalian Zeitung of
Essen announces that Eutin,, the cap
ital of the principally Of Lubbock, is
in the hands O. the soldiers council.
Many persons. both civilians and null
tary, have been shot.
The Belgian frontier east of the
forest of TrelOn, east of Avesnes, was
reached by the French according to
the Paris war office announcement.
Italian troops have entered the town
Of Rocroi, less than two miles from
the frontier.
Prof. Thomas G. Masaryk, president
of the Czecho-S lovak national coun-
Gil, has been elected president of the
Czecho-Slovak republic News of his
election was conveyed in a message
to Washington from the foreign min
lister Of the national council at Paris,
who urged that he proceed at once to
Prague to take up his duties.
Mgr Bonaventura Cerretti, papal
undersecretary of state and former
apostolic delegate to Austria, will go
to the United States as special envoy
of the Vatican to attend the jubilee
celebration of Cardinal Gibbons. Mgr.
Cerretti is the msot prominent official
of the Vatican ever to go to the Uni
ted States, says a Rome dispatch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14

from visit with her daughter Mrs
Erwin Penhallegon at Chicago.
Miss Katherine Berry went to Rich
land Center Sunday to spend her vaca-
ton with her parents.
Mrs John Gorgen, ST., is visiting at
the home of her daughter Mrs Frank
Heberlein at Fennimore.
Henry Pilling returned to Beloit
Tuesday, after visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Harry Pilling.
Mr. and Mrs J. P. Weier and children
of Rdgeway spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Unger, Sr.
Lieutenant James P. Hutchiscn is ill
with the influenza at Camp Taylor, KY
b William Dresen returned to Madison
Wednesday, after a visit here with rel
atives.
z. o. Vivian returned Friday from a
trip to Dayton, Ohio, and short stay
at Freeport.
Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Martin and
daughter Helen returned Monday from
a visit with Mrs Fl. n. Perry at War
rem, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs Gus. Torgeson, Mr. and
Mrs W. h. Myers, Mrs Charles Neu-
mann and Miss Lavon Jacka spent
Sunday at Prairie du Sac.
John Jackson was at Dodgeville
Tuesday to attend the county board
meeting.
Miss Mary GRADER returned to bust
ness college at Milwaukee Monday, af-
ter spending a vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph GRADER.
Walter Johnston has been spending
several days with his brother Willard
and other relatives at Madison.
Mrs William Mcneil returned last
week from visit with her son Frank
at Racine.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Zweifel and two
sons spent Sunday at Darlington.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14
WILLOW SPRINGS

A. j. and G. J. Walker were at Lin
den Monday.
Miss Della Farrey is visiting her par
ents at Benton.
Mrs Calvert and daughter Irene spent
Sunday at A. j. Walkers.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Baxter spent
Monday evening with his mother, Mrs
Jane Baxter
Mr. and Mrs George Woolrich and
daughters spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Harker.
Mrs S. A. d. Parkinson and three
sons are recovering from the flu,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Reilly entertained
relatives from Shullsburg, Darlington
and Mineral Point Sunday.
AL. Benson and son John were on the
sick list last week.
Stones delivered loads Of hogs at
Calamine Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Jackson spent Sun
day at Orville Whitford's.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Stone spent Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs Hans Larson.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14
THE MARKETS.

FLOUR-The United States food admin
istration flour standards are as follows:
Per Dbl. in jute, SO Id. sack basis: Barley
flour, $3.50; corn flour, $3.50; white rye
flour, $1,000; dark rye, s865; spring wheat.
s11.OO; special brands, $11.15; hard winter.
s103061O5O; soft winter, $1,000
HAY-Timothy, s31.O0Q32.OO; standard,
s29 50@305O; No. light clover mixed. $500
$4,000; No timothy and No. 1 clover
mixed, s28.00@29.00; No. 3, $23.OO@25.OO; sam
pie. s150O62OOO; clover. s1S.009230O
EGGS-Fresh firsts, 57Q58c; ordinary
hrsts. 541hd56c; miscellaneous lots, cases
included, 53Q56c; cases returned, 52Q55c;
extras, 62Q63c; checks. 35Q3Sc; d1rties. 80
@41c.
a1s.7O: good to choice steers, s16.50Q1S.00;
to medium steers, $9O0@1400; yearlings,
fair to choice, s15.ooQ1s.6o; stockers and
feeders, s7.0o0130O; good to prime cows,
s9.OO@13.0O; fair to prime .heifers, 5000
14.75; fair to good COWS, s6.3599.0o; can
ners, s4.75@53 80; cutters, s5.35@62S; bolog-
ma bulls, s7.25@7.85; butcher bulls. 5000
100: veal calves. s15.GOQ16.5o.
HOGS-Fair to good light, 7.3o918.5G
choice to light butchers, $18.30@1S.6O: med
ium weight butchers, 2250260 lbs, $4,000
1880: heavy weight butchers, 20Q350 lbs,
81. 9O@18.25; mixed packing, $17.5OQ18O0;
heavy packing, $1690917.50.
SHEEP - Western lambs, $14.00015.50;
native lambs, good to choice, $14.OO015.75;
yearlings, ss9.OO613.00; wethers, good to
choice, sa5OG110O; ewes, 1air to choice.
H5O610.00: feeding lambs. s12.Oo014.50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14
ALLIES REASSURE SYRIANS
France and Britain Declare Small Gov
ernments Will Be ecognized
When Established.

Paris, Nov 9.-The French and Brit
ish governments have issued a join
declaration assuring the peoples be
tween the Taurus region and the Per
sian gulf of assistance in securing
full autonomy.
The declaration says that France
and Great Britain will encourage anG
aid the establishment of native gov
ernments and administrations in Syris
and Mesopotamia, already liberated OF
in the process of being liberated. anC
will give recognition to these govern
ments as soon rs they are effectively
established.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS CATERER.

Miss Marguerite Weise returned to
Columbus last week, where she teaches
school.
Henry STEINER of Wyoming visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs John Unger,
Jr. Sunday.
Bert Jeuck, Matte Ley, David Ar
thur and Mike Quier, who left Monday
to go in training at Camp Wadsworth,
S. Car, were recalled when they got to
Madison, owing to the signing of the
Armistice.
Lester Dunwiddie Of the S. A Z. G.
at Platteville spent the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs B. Dunwiddie.
Jack McCutchen of Arena spent Sun
day at the Raymond Mauger farm.
Spencer Huxtable arrived here Fri
day from Rockford to visit his mother,
Mrs Ella Huxtable.
Mrs f. GLEASON of Chicago is a guest
at the home of her brother Alfred Wal
lace.
Miss Mary Graham returned to New
Diggins Friday, after visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Graham.
The many friends of Alex Metz will
be pleased to hear he is recovering from
his attack of influenza.
Miss Lillian Wallace, who has been
spending a vacation with her parents,
left Saturday for Monroe.
Cyrus White returned to Milwaukee
Monday, after visit with his mother
Mrs Mary White.
Fred Engels of Darlington spent Sun
day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs JOS
eph Engels.
Roy Ruskell left Friday to attend the
S. A. r. C. at Platteville.
Miss Anita Rupp of Dodgeville spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs Ada
Rupp.
Mr. and Mrs Leo McCarville and
daughter of Hollandale spent Monday
at the John Aide home.
Mr. and Mrs w. L. Stone returned to
their home at Oconomowoc Friday, af
Ter 4 WISH WIFI GuelI QduSuUoI AIS
Fred FreelOve.
Miss Thema Martin of Richland
Center has accepted a position here
with the Northwestern Union Tele
graph company
Mrs Chris Ellingen and daughter
Della of Dodgeville and Miss Agnes
Ellingen of Chicago visited their cousin
Mrs G. w. Mess Friday.
William Crossett of Milwaukee ar
rived here last week and is employed
at the NJ. P. & N. shops.
Misses Lenore erase and Annette
Wearne visited Miss Alice Crist
Thursday.
DR.. Hollender of Linden is in the
office of DR.. Gratiot during the latter S
stay at Fort Riley, Kans.
Mrs f. G. Rogers with her daughter
Caroline have returned to Fort Dodge,
Ia, after visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Robert James.
Walter Pilling left Friday for an in
definite stay in Monroe.
Mrs Mary Raisbeck visited at Oar
lington Thursday.
Mrs II. S. We'll returned recently
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14
FOLK BEATEN BY SPENCER
incomplete Returns Show Republican
Defeated Democrat for United
States Senator.

st. Louis, Nov. 9.-Incomplete re-
turns indicate Seldom P. Spencer, Re
publican, has defeated Joseph W. Folk,
Democrat, for the United States senate
by a majority Of $4,000. The prohibit
ton amendment has been defeated by
$4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14

London, Nov. pa supplementary
declaration to the armistice terms was
signed to the effect that in the event
of the six German battle cruisers, ten
battleships, eight light cruisers and
fifty dcstroyers not being handed over
owing to a mutinous state, the allies
reserve the right to occupy Helgoland
as an advanced base to enable them to
enforce the terms.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14
Boil sHEVIK BANDS SCATTERED
Reported Dispersed by the
Allies.

Tokyo, Nov. 11.-Bolshevik and Aus
tro-German forces operating in Siberia
are now almost completely scattered,
according to an official statement is
sued at the war office here. Small
bands attempted to pillage several
towns in October, but were Immediate
ly dispersed, the statement says.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14
ALBERT BALM PASSES AWAY
Ex-Kaiser's Closest Adviser and Head
of Hamburg American Steamship
Company Dies.

Copenhagen, Nov. 11.-Albert Balm,
general director of the Hamburg-Amer-
lean Steamship company, died sudden
ly Saturday, according to an announce
ment made in Berlin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-14
Another EaoIe Boat Launched.

Washington, Nov. 11.-Launching of
Eagle No. 2 at the Fordt Detroit plant,
was reported to the navy department.
Rapid additions to the list of chaser
destroyers are expected from this time
on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
COCIAFES Y q
- nz1~o..uuA
- PERSONALEO
ENLACE VARA-GONZALEZ

\ las S de ia manana de aver
saljeron para Nueva York los Sc
nores Eduardo r. Vara y SUI esposa
la sonora Guadalupe Gonzalez Aye
"a de Vara, quienes co~ntrajeron ma
~tri:norio 81 microbes en- Ia nochc en-
Ia Cathedral de San Fernando.
La ccremonia del enlace fuG todG
IN acontccim!ento social. Apadrina-
ron a los desposados e. senior Doctor
don Salons Cara .Aldape y ST es-
po$a "a seHora Beatriz c. de Cara
Aldape, y c~oncurrieron n solemne
acto numerosas personals de la dis
tingu:da colonia mexicana de San
antonio.
Despucs lie dicha ceremonial tuvc
lggac III banQuctc en- el Hotel
NeEger y I'm bale que sc prolongj
hasta horas a~vanzadas de Ia noche
Los novios recibiecon mucnos y
v~a'iosos regalos dc sus numerosa.
amistade;.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
:Hotas Ersvgsds ID Ciudad
LLAMAMIENTC De SORTEADOS

Hoy es e. primer dia cn que de-
ben presentarSc en- ell Campo Travis
las dos terceras parties de los dieclo-
cho mil hcmbres que acaban de ser
.!l.madoS al servicio de las armas,
dc entire los individuos reglstrados
cl cinco de JUNO del ano rroximo
pasado. Los doce mil hombres que
seran incorporates a Ia GOA. Divi-
sion, proceden de los Estados de
Texas Y Oklahoma. Entire los nue.
vos rcciutas Sc contaran 2,4S7 ne
grcs, sohre quienes rccay6 Ia orden
de movilizaci0n.
Con la llccada del nuevo contin-
Ecnte al Campo Travis, en- los Guar
.cics dc dicho acantonamiento Sc
iari ~kospedaje a c~uarenta mil hon.
hres, teniendo la GOA. Division IN
cxcedentc de hombres que seran in
corpo-ados a las brigadas de dep6-
Sito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
Ell MATADOR DE LEO BURNS
SENTENCiADO A 90 AMOS
Vieae De "a LAD

tanto. el juez Anderson, de II 37a.
Corte de Distrito Se~ntanci6 al REQ a
Sufrir Ia pena de 90 amos de prisiGn
en- la penitenicaria del Estado.
La s~entencia fuG Zelda por 81 Sc
cretario de Ia STA. Corte de a las
1907 de Ia manana Y el REQ Ia eS-
cucho sin inmutarse; estaba crgui-
do Y con Ia vista fila en- los jura-
dos; cuando el Secretario acah0 la
i,ctura, Patton agach6 la cabcza Y
entreg6 sus manos nj diputado She
riff que 10 cUstodiaba para que 10
eSposara V 10 condujera cusnto an
ties a Ia carcel del Condado, 10 cual
:" hizo conforme el preSo 10 deSca-
ba.
Antcriormente habian sido juzca-
dos por cl mismo delito que Patton
los Soldados Funk Y Grafton Y a 6s-
tos les alcanz0 una pena de c~incuen-
Ia amos de prisi6n en- Ia peniten-
cjaria del ESt2do. La pena recaida
sobce Patton fuG mayor en- virtud
de que Patton no neg6 haber sido
e. quien ideo n el Campo Travis
ven!r al centre de Ia ciuGad a matar
a IN chauffeur que guiaba IN her
moSo artomovi! verde. de siete pa
sajeros el cue Sc robarian para de-
sertarSc del Ejercito Y huir rumbo a
Mexico. Tampoco neg6 que el le do
a Burns un oalazo = que para re-
matarlo le pogo un pistolctazo en-
Ia cabeZa. estanGo el chauffeur IL
RADIO on cl suelO revolcandose en- un
charco de sangre Y presa del ester
tor de la agonia. 81 declaration n
hizo con toda sangre fra, como quien
esta c~onvencido dc que no tendra
salvation possible Y que desea le sir
va como atenuante 81 confession.
Entire Ell pL5lico Sc encontraban
los padres Y dos k.ermanas del chau-
ffeur Burns. Tambien habia algu-
nos ~parientes Y amigos del acuSado.
Estos lie dieron el ptsame por la
S%cntencia que SObre q habia recaido
La familia de Burns sc mostro con-
piacida por el veredicjo del juradt
Y manifesto Que a Patton lie CORES
2ondia Ia pena dc muerte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
.TEAIAN LICOR PARA SAN
ANTONIO.

La noche del microbes al juevcs,
ell Sheriff Tobin, accompanied de
sus .diputados Villanueva, Diaz, Su-
bran, Herby y Stoves Sc ded:co i
vigilar los caminos publicos para
coger a los individuos que salem de
esta ciudad fuera de los limitcs de
ia zona de prohibition para proveer-
Sc de licores e~mbriagantes que Ia
mayor parte de las veces son ven
didos q los soldados. Sc practicaron
numerosas aprehensioneS; pero uni
camente Sc hicieron cargos contra
cuatro negros Y una mujer america
na que traian una buena provision
de whiskey V otras bebidaS esprit
tuosas. Los demaS arrestados traian
cantidades pequenas que ciaramente
indicabar I para 81 uso personal,
Pe-o como esta prohibido introducir
a San Antonio aun cuando sea Il
botella peQuena con lcor 0 ~cerveZa,
Sc les impuSo n pena de acuerdo
con Ia magnitud de su falta. Los
cinco personals a que los referimos
antes. fueron consignadas Il las III
toridadeS federales que seran las
encargadas dc ~juzgarlas. Las apre-
hensiones Sc llevaron a cabo en- el
canine de Santa GertrudiS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
PARA Ell CINCO DE MAYO

En- conmemoracion dc la gloriosl
batalia verificada en- Pueb!a el !
lie Mayo de 1862 y canada q loi
S~ranceses por ell general Ignacio Ia
:1EoZa, los meXicano& RESIDENCES en-
Garlic Springs. Texas, han rcSIel-
10 orGaniZar a!gunoS fostcjos que Sc
dcsarroi!aran los dias cuatro Y Gin
&C del pr6I;mo me4, ~sujetos a su-
~23tivos programs. La Junta Patri6-
tea csta Tornado como sigue: Pre-
sidcnte Jorge RamircH; Nice-Presi-
lcEtc. Felipe Mcnchaca; Secretario,
Am"iio Martinez Y Pro-Secretario,
A@ustia Zamora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
Ell HERALDO DE MEXICO" CE-
LEBRARA Ell 5 DE MAYO CON
UNA EDICION ESPECIAL.

Nuestro apreciable colega "El
Heralto de Mexico" de Los Ange-
les, California, va a celebrar el glo-
r:oso aniverSario del triunfo de las
armas republicans en- Puebla, con
una edicion especial que ma estado
arreg?ando 0 gran eSmero, en- Ia
caal colaboraran con ~escritos alusi-
voS a Ia ~patriotica conmemoracion,
distinguldos hombres de letras de
nuestro pals.
La prlmera plana del nimero es-
psclal mencionado sera ocupada por
I'M magnifico retrato del general Ig-
nacIo Zaragoza, heroe de ia memo
nacio Zaragoza, heroe de la memo
Fc!icitamos al colega por Su idea.
que seguramente sera muy Eien
acoglda Dor los mexicanos RESIDENCES
en- los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
CONCiEETOS EN- Ell r A
KENRIDGE.

Sc ha resuclto que desde el do
mingo cinco de mayo en- adelantc,
cada domingo Sc den audiciones
musicales en- el parque de Bracken-
re. du-ante TODD el tempo que dure
IL t]emporada de calorcs.
Sc cstin hacienda e~sfuerZos por
conscSuir que en- dichos conciertos
tomen partc las bandas militares
De los cuerpos del acantonamiento
militar de San Antonio; anterior
mente esos concicrtos estaban en-
comendados a la banda municipal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
HOGAR DE DUELO

FL hogan del seaor Guillermo Ba-
ret V de 81 eSpoGa Ia senior Maria
Intriago de Barrett, sc encuentra lie
duelo con motive del fallecimiento
de su hiiita Maria Cristina, de diez
mesas vein5e diaS de edad, ccurrido
snteRoche a las II D. n.
e. scpelio de la pequeia Sc efcc-
tu6 aver a las scis y media de Ia
tardc habiendo part;lo ell cortejo
finebre de Ia casa de los esposos
Barrett. Y tenido lugar la mhuma-
ci6n en- el Pante6n de San Fernan-
dc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
TENIENTE ROBADO

Aver a las $50 de Ia manana, al
teniente Wilson, del Segundo Bata-
Hon de Ia 165 Brigade de Dep6sito,
lie fue robado I'm automoyil Ford,
de cinco p~aSajeros. marcado con ell
registro nUmero 1900 del Estado
de Texas. FL militar cree que los
de- robo son algunos solda-
dos que consnmaron discretion en- Ia
misma brigada 4 Ia cual 81 pectc-
nece.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARI
CA S1.20 cada una.)

Los Mi>ierIDS Il" IL India.
Los pirataS de Ia MALAYSIA.
La IUaqlIl>la dc I'm lmpeTlO.
La Nen=anAa &c SandOkan.
la ReCOnGUISta de MOmprarcm.
Ii Rcy II .Aire.
Ia Destruction &c .CarIacO.
In La MUntaha> &c Africa.
Fl Tc>uro d. IL MOntafI1 AZul.
FL FiIIu del Cur>drIo ROjO.
Los Ul;lunU> fIlIbu>IerO>.
Los Piraia> dc Las RrrmIdaS.
Fl EX;erminio ir una TrIbu.
Las tyullaS lie Ia ESiepa.
La E~S,reIla d. Ia Araucania.
En- 81 Mar De las perla>.
Los E~SiragOS De Ia China.
L. Montana de Dro.
las MaravillaS del anu 2DJN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
de Las OFICINAS DEPOLICIA
VENDIA LICOR.

Hacia algunos dias que los agen-
ties del captain Van Ripper no efec-
tuaban ia apprehension de ningun
':bootlegger" pero la noche del mier-
coles al. jueves fue detenido I'm in
dividuo americana, sobre quien pesa
dicho cargo, h%abiendole recogido al
g1nas anforas con licores embria-
gantes. FL acusado fue consignado
a las autoridades federales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
pOR FALTAS A LA MORAL

Alberto Almaguer fue detenido
Dor Ia policia Y Sc lie hizo Ell car
go de estar faitando a la moral de-
lantc de unos ninos, por 10 que Sc le
sentencio a pagan cincuenta pesos
lie multa, una vez que fue declara-
dc cuipable del cargo que lie hicic-
ron sus aprehensores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
NOvELAS 4 so CENTAYOS

hrir Dc R1>rar slarido
Calvarlu DC Amor.
FL NoyIu I~rr>Ia!O
ri ~irIr=atprIO Ge las >nitCra>
FL l'Hrai>o dc las MuIerCs.
H. ilrIa de los Mares
~ NIGH De Rui,rRures.
I'll Collar de E>Ineraidas
II II de la> N,la>
RI Alma rn TN BeSO.
Ia iIlia q" la Flufrs
Ia HIrl en los LabinS
la Mia Dc los IaIu!nes
la Niuda Nlcgr"
la Jurtc Grl Amor
La Princcsa del Dollar
Ia liila de Venus
Las EvaS NOderna>
Las nbrera> fuderna>
Las HiJaS del Champagne
Marina - Ia lIlia dc las UlsS
N3ldlldS sean laS NuicrC>
Naldltu> sean los HonIbrc>
NalditOS ean las SucsTas.
Ndidit" sea ii Amor
NaiditU> sean los Celos
fdsIunaTiaS de Amer
foFquc ~ CaSan los iiOmbres
POrque Se CaSdn la Nuiere>.
FUrQuc Pecan las NUierSe
Iorque Nurmurau la> NIelas
Tor Seguir i n Muicr
81 MaJestad Il Amor
Viva mi NOVA,
Maria. pcr Jorge lSaacs
Ii HIiO Maldito
FL BcCerrr &c GRO
e NanGScrilO BE mi li2dre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26

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Las BcndICIDnc> de Ouevrd"......... S1c.
RI C~2>aluIrnin d" OU"vedp ........... GIr.
Los PrrrdnCe> d" uGeVedo............ $40.
iO> kmDrr> lie Ouey"dD .............. G0c.
los BaIdIdo> del Minor. pOr ilaTrGn
y luyul. Novels llu>trddd. ; iOTHu>
grlute>. pasta tia ......A........>i.N
fiiiI, ESpo>a ; Madrc. por AWARE ca
rrillp. : grande> inT:r>. ron Ilu>tra-
ri"n">. cimTa>idd"> en- cla..........Si01
ASIucIa. o los Charro> C"n~trabandiStaS.
NOvcla IneNicdna. DI> toruo>.....$i-7u
bon uuI!utc Il" Il Nlncha. Edtcihn dc
hiln ..-''. S2tp
Tn w. Natural ~.
II Narrlr del G0I2pia. Herulo>a obra.
ba>aGa on Ia vida del HcdcntOr del
Nundo. IN t0Ian -randc. cmpa>tadU $40
Fl hinami;"ru. l'r Il. l.. Sicven>Uu... soc.
Fl Amor de l"> Au"re>. Novcla scnil-
men'ar. 'iIafr'' tuiup>, pasta icla...$3-51
II inferno q" lu~ Gclu>. Sc-nnda par
to q" Ia anterior. CIatro toTnos. tcla $3.50
EmiSTarI6n. Vnr Alfonso dc NIcnnr... .ur.
ENpiaciGn, " 81 MarlIriO dc n Mare St.0o
Il SiliC de Ia Rochela. .............. 9uC.
flsqueza dc her"c. por Prcrost......Si.UD
Flor d. Passion. NuVrla de- dm9r...... GIC.
Gil Bla> de Sanuilanl. EdICt6n dc lu-
20 $500
Juan DE- herdreu, ivpr !. schultz. 5Uc.
Ia MTicr del Trair BlGnCo. por WIlklc
collins. bO~ ipiup> !.vl
7 Ia uuIrr tduliera. Cuafrn tomo> i"la $3.Gn
la licCaG Negra. !ur Il. l.. stevenson sc.
Ia l>ia del Tc>nru, pOr ci ml>IHu ... SOC.
Ia Ley lie bios ST. 90
Los uiIInu> t,la> Ge PD.npeva. Ina
Gr la> ubraS iua> IntcTeSanteS de Ia
cpuca romano EdicIOn d. luJG.....S2.00
III HiiI del CardenaI gtC.
Ia IIvrniud dc Enrique Cuartu.......S2DN
| los NI-terIn> d" "a !uquI>irI6n ....... @Uc-
Memorials dc uu RcVOlUrIonarIO.. .....Si.iD
| A4f4FNIHsIfT mar tFFFtn- NJ
! Nr'hc> f2nta>tICa>. l'Ur Il. l.. Steven
son. Dos tuntn>
! Narrarl1n"s uc in CaZador. pUr Ivan
| Tur@Grler SOC.