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Evening star., 1918-06-16
HEARD AND SEEN.

the least. His power Of decision was
very good. Power of decision Is
fine thing. too.
He calmly tore the special delivery
stamp off the letter, and dropped the
missive into the proper mail box
mailman had delivered it.
Did you ever happen to be sitting
in school. when you wuz kid, and
the teacher was talking about great
battle, and telling about how the
bugles blew the attack. when all of a
sudden the garbage man out in the
alley sounded a triumphant blast on
his horn?
If so, you can appreciate how Rep
resentative William E. Mason of Illi-
nois felt the other night while he WAS
addressing the Chamber of Commerce.
Among the things he touched upon
in the course of his address was the
two-platoon system for the Washing
ton fremen, which would allow the
fire fighters to be at home part of
each day, instead OF being strangers
to their own families. as at present.
Representative Mason had scarcely
eating the adoption of the two-pla-
toon system for the local dremen,
when there was a tremendous racket
out in the street.
Its a fire." said one staid member
Of the chamber. jumping to his feet.
as one Of the few remaining horse
drawn engines went by.
Every member was on his feet,
many crowding to the windows to
watch the horses run.
And Representative Mason waited
veo until the living GnhtaCfg of
his theme of the moment had de-
parted.
Forty big Army trucks. loaded with
automobiles from midwestern
city created quite bit of excitement
one evening last week when they
camped for a while on 1 street.
All the residents turned out to see
the trucks and the bronzed men driv-
ing them. The automobiles were in
big boxes, destined for IAN Atlantic
seaport"
man said war is" declared one of the
boys at one of the wheels. Some Of
those hills looked a thousand miles
long"
He paused inyrehection.
"One of our trucks got out of con-
troll" he continued.
What happened?" asked a breath
less listener.
"The driver jumped" said the SOL
dier. Hes all right"
And the truck?" was asked.
'It was going down the mountain
the last we saw of it," replied the
soldier.
Pretty soon the order went along
for the trucks to start. And SO away
they went.
The cars filed past. all bearing
large numbers. There was no 4l-evi-
IDENTIFY the car that went over the
mountainside.
There was another number miss
ing, too. Purposely left out.
Soldiers are brave fellows, but when
it comes to driving mo. 13'-nothing
doing! CHARLES e. TRACEwELL-
Evening star., 1918-06-16
The Newspapers and Revenue.

cAAS ~~>>N >SSs S@&SS'
What influences will shape the reve-
nue. measured
At the sutset we were asked to be-
1ieve that the insistence for action at
this sessioa came from the publishers
of newspapers and periodicals seeking
their own selfish ends. But that charge
carried the imputation that the Presi.
dent and the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, who had recommended action, had
been either bamboozled or bulldozed.
Secretary McAdoo replied to it, and
the charge seems to have faded away.
We are now asked to believe in con-
nsction with excess profits for taxa
ton that "bankers control the news
papers, and that the news
papers intimidate Congress" Still
harping on the newspapers, and as
csibing to them unworthy purposes and
performances.
N proof sf the pudding 10 In the
Evening star., 1918-06-16

Now that Rintelen has accomplished
all he could in hostility to America,
Prussia would like to have him safely
returned for service in Berlin.
Evening star., 1918-06-16
All-rOund Imitation.

All-rOund Imitation.
"What did the kaiser expect us to
drink out of his gilded pewter cupi"
"Some kind of near-beer, I suppose"
"a man dat depends on flattery to
help i'm along" said Uncle Eben, "ain'
very much diffunt FUN de man dat
tries to do business wifi counterfeit
money"
Evening star., 1918-06-16

After listening to few more re-
ports from the Prussian war minister,
the rcichstag will begin to wonder how
IIindcnburg can score SO many great
.ictories without getting anywhere in
particular.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

No complaint is made of the incon-
veniences incidental to changes in the
country's railroad service. The pub
lie is patriotically patient with condi-
tions which would have aroused gen.
cral protest under the old system.
Evening star., 1918-06-16
The Minimum Not Enough.
rom the Providence Journal.

From the Providence Journal.
Every American ought to keep in
mind the statement in Mr.. Hoover's
appeal for further economies In wheat.
sugar and meat products that "our
shipments abroad are approaching the
minimum requirements Of our own
soldiers and our allies.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

One reason for the overcrowding in
busy Washington is that nearly every
body tries to insist on living within
five minutes walk of his working place.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

The amount of stationery used in
red tape processes may be entitled to
consideration in connection with any
threatened paper shortage.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

Various members of Congress are in
clined to see that George Creel suffers
az much relentless criticism as regu-
lar old fashioned editor.
Evening star., 1918-06-16
In the Fishing Season.

From the indianapolis News.
It'Il probably seem a little bitter to
those most affected that an anti
loafing ordinance should be passed
Just when the best loafing time OF the
year 10 at hand.
Evening star., 1918-06-16
Social Leaders.

That nations style is shady
And doomed to discomfort
Where Bertha Krupp's a lady
And the kaiser is a gent.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

When Charles E. Hughes takes
charge Of piece Of investigation ma
chinery, it is likely to work rapidly
and without noise.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

1t would be interesting to know what
old man Hindenburg really thinks of
the crown prince as general.
Evening star., 1918-06-16
The Man and the A1parel.

The Man and the Apparel.
Oh, what's the use O. buttons an what's
the use O. braid,
And what's the use of fancy togs so
neatly tailor-madef
IF you can't put on the khaki when
men try to do their bit
The stylisher the garments are, the
worse they seem to fit!
Oh, what's the use of neckties an
what's the use Of cuffs,
When you see the boys a-marchin' clad
in rough-an'-ready stuffsf
II you can't put on the khaki when for
men your country calls,
Oh, what's the use Of anything, unless
it's overallse a
Evening star., 1918-06-16

A prune shortage is feared, in spite
of the decreased demand for prune
juice caused by prohibition.
Evening star., 1918-06-16
A More Stalwart Oeeupation.

A More Stalwart Occupation.
"You don't seem to mind these war
economies"
"Eot much," replied Mr.. Meekton.
otis real pleasure to have Henrietta
tell me to hoe potatoes and feed chick
ems instead of tending the rubber tree
and the canary bird"
Evening star., 1918-06-16

More fish days and more lobsterless
nigrts become the rule along the gilded
metropolitan thoroughfares.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

instruction in German in the public
schools suggests possibilities that are
pleasant for neither pupil nor teacher
Evening star., 1918-06-16
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Heat Sufferer.

"Suffer much from the heat!"
'I should say so. Nearly had sun.
stroke rushing around to lay in next
winters coal"
Evening star., 1918-06-16

"German offensive" is a phrase that
a. at its weakest in a military sense.
Evening star., 1918-06-16
Meat Production
in the South.

Agriculture. and the state agricul-
tural colleges are proving an effective
and practical agency.
These demonstrations are designed
to give local farmers opportunity to
see for themselves the results of i'm
proved feeding methods. and to make
use Of the advice Of beef-cattle spe-
cialists. AS a result of demonstra-
tions, many who otherwise would
hesitate to invest money in a locally
untried industry feel justified in
buying cattle and using high-priced
feeds.
For demonstration purposes the spe-
cialists try to induce the owner Of a
farm equipped with silos and scales
to undertake the feeding OF beef cat
tie. The specialists advise the farmer
as to the kind Of cattle to feed, the
methods of starting the cattle on feed
and finishing and handling them.
From time to time the specialist visits
each demonstration farm to check up
and direct the work. Weights and
records are kept either by the spe-
cialist or by the county agent. Inter-
ested farmers are invited to inspect
the cattle at various times. and the
demonstration closes with large
gathering Of farmers to show the re-
suits and discuss the methods. At
these meetings the men who have
made mistakes. such as, perhaps.
starting the cattle with too heavy a
ration Of concentrates. which caused
them to scour and go off feed, learn
how to correct such mistakes, and in
most cases volunteer enthusiastically
to feed another year. with the object
Of making a better showing.
Az direct result Of these feeding
demonstrations a number OF farmers
are erecting silos and making prepa-
rations to feed several hundred head
Of cattle.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

+be magnitude and multiplicity of the
business operations of the postal estab
lishment and the per-
m. - ~. feet service which
the people expect.
Postmasters. and to which they
ara entitled. REQUIRE that not only the
Evening star., 1918-06-16

AS means Of promoting meat pro
duction in the south, the cattle-fe feed
Evening star., 1918-06-16

The question Of railroad freight
cars has been one of vital Importance
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23
] De LAS OFICINAS De P0LLClA
AcREDIo 4 "A POLIClA MlLiTAR

Los vecinos de Ia esQuina de ia:
GALES Monterrey Y Frio despertarof
alarmados aver por In madrugada, a
al ~aido de unas ~detonaciones de ar
ma de fuego, que Sc sucedian con
gran rapidez.
Sc trataba de dos ~gendarmes de
Ia po,icia militar que hacian uso dc
Sis armas para repeler Ia aggression
Il sufrian de IN individuo llamado
Il. Ortiz.
Los mismos vecinos comunicaron
10 ocurrido a ia policia Y sin perdida
&c tempo Sc t~rasladaron al lugar
5e los successes el captain Stoves, dos
detectives Y dos miembros de la po-
licia mil:tar, quienes fueron trans
Yo?t&dos en- IN automovil que name
iaba e! chauffeur Lonnie Grow. III
ecresor fue desarmado y Sc lie asegu-
raron las manos con esposas, que lie
fucron qsitadas cuando estuvc ence-
y.adc er una zelda de la carcel de
Ia ciudad, a disposition de las auto
ritadcS fcderales.
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Heridos de muerte


III due!0 fue tan terrible como ms
t~antaqeo. Dos tires quc sc arroiaSan
c, uro so5re Ell otro para despeda-
zarse no sc atacarian con mas IA
~, con dano mayor.
FL brazo del CabaIlero De Asti era
III ptr3ulo de re!ox. multip!icaba su
velccidad, dando 7unalaGas. La ma
no dc Gcntran era como csos mosc0-
nes, rapidisimos en- cl vo,ar. que Sc
enpeaan en- pasar L trtves de uu
CRYSTAL, Y que tantas veccs ONO cho-
can en- q Y son r~echazadoS. yuelven 4
Su primer intento, resu!taudo De es-
te vaiv2a cue a coda instante han
Gado una nultieud dc g2lpeS en- Ia
clara superficie aunque cada Il en-
G.stinto Iugar.
De pronto. cl Caballcro De Asti
do w grito, arroi0 el puma! Y sc
ilev6 ambas manos Al pecno: ante
suS CLOS paSd una nuhe obscura; Va
clio. y al fin. falto de fuerzaS, rodo
pCr e. pavimento.
-iY VA uno.-dio terribiamente
Gontran de Lacy: Perc cuando qui-
so oriertarse enmedio de- la obscure
dad de la noche, nues Ia Delea 10 ma
bia hecho pcrder hasta ia ncci6n de!
lugar, sinti6 TRIO en- 10 mas intimo
de su cuerpo; Sc diria cue I'm fiuido
hciado lie recorria in~teriormcate los
huesos.
EntonceS c~omprcDcj6 que cstaba he
: rilo de muerte. Quiso dar unos "a:
Sos, pero, faltandoie fuerzas, tuvo cue
apoyarse en el muro para no dar con
81 cuerpo en- terra.
, Hiao,- no obst&nte. I'M formidable
esfuerzo, Y arrastrandose mas que
andando, Sc des,iz5 a 10 largo Gel mu-
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Sc HABIA E~XTRAVIADO
La familia que habita Ia casa

La familia que habita la casa =
1910 202 de Ia Gale Montana, recH-
- aver q una nina de dos amos
- aadaba vagando en- la callc, :
ne nadie cuidara de ella. lnmc-
.atamante dieron aviso a Ia po!;a
o tai hallazgo, para que Sc avi sara
los padres de la nina, dondc So en-
ontraba Gsta.
Como a LIS dos horas de sabcrso
IL Il nina estaba recogida en- L"
"A POP de Ia Gale Montana, sc pre-
INTO q las of:cinas de policia III T.
II, recom2ndando que le fucra ne
ida 81 poq@e1a h!ja cue por IN n
aznta>lc de=cu:to Sc !e hahia saliao
. 81 sd. s, le avis6 dorac cs.a@a
v;2!an:=me",e. en- un au.og0jv.'. -
ASIDE a .a &c Montana paga re
,rcr Il at MIA.
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Ia campaaa .coatra....
(Fiene de la lay

~EaE,aUii2as.
Las re1eridas fuerzas que suman
mas de dos mil hombres, continUan
~ohedeciendo 4 Caballero Y mientras
tssc no regrese a Tamaullpas o
,a;entras no libre ordenes en- otro
se.,tido, no modificar&n Ia actitud
que han asumido.
La csrapana contra Feiaez.
Acosta, sin embargo, tiene inten-
clones de reunir en- Tampico el ma
nGmero de tropas que haya en-
los Estaaos de Tamaulipas y San Luis
Pctosi, Y de preparar n ofensiva
.o5re las posiciones que ocnpan las
fuerzas del general Pelaaz, CONT
nuando Ia campana inic:ada por los
generate; Di6gaez Y Caballero.
El go5ierno carrancista tiene es-
oecial inter6s ell "activar Ia campaE&
contra los pclaistas porQle quierc
poner bajo su control Ia RIGA region
pstroIifera que esta eXpiotando re-
aez Y cue es la mas importante en-
production en- Ia actualidad.
No Sc cree. por geates que como
zen la situaci6n en- Tamaulipas, We
racruz : San Luis Potosi, que pueda
tcaar exito la campaHa que ha sldo
eacomendada al general Acosta, por-
gue 81 este jefe reune para Ia cam
oana todos los elementos que han
astado dedicados a combat!r q los
eeail;is,2s. e, poder de tstos renace-
= : amcnazaran =! gobierno con to-
1ar possession de los puntoS que te-
IAN hasta hacc POGO tempo, ocu-
7ando en- sU mayor parte "a Inca de-
Central. de donGe los dcsa,oj6, per
gran numcco de u hcmares,
cI general Di6gueZ.
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AUTO SIN DUENO

- poEcia recogi6 de Ia Gale Car
-ol an autom6vil que ostentaba c
-cn;st~o nUmero l36.0l0 del Estado
i. Texas. En- Ia oficina de Ia poi.
,ia Sc viercn los libros dc registro
1ara avcriguar a qui6n ]pertcnecia di-
-ha miQuina; pero no estaba anota-
10 ell dueno. Sc acord6 cue quedara
lepositada en- el Garage de la 2staci6n
central de policia hasta que haya
lien Ia rec!amc como de su propie-
iaI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23
En- FL BANQUiLLO DE LOS
ACUSADCS.

Ay2r t2.dc do principle en- Ia sa-
a Dc ~a~dicncias De la 37a. Corte del
Dfstrito. Ia vista de la causa instruida
contra Jose Lozano, acusado del de-
lite de asalto : asesinato dc Jesus
V",dea.
Ia rartc acusadora csta represcn-
ada nor G. FiSca! McAsckill Y eI a.
cuzado csta derendido por ell licencia-
10 Chambers.
l.! iuraGo So prOlongara d~urantc
tcdo cl dia de hoy Y es probable que
ha=ta may tardc Sc conozca el fallo
Ell cStG causa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23
00S BARCCs E.SPANOLES HUN.
Niene de "A La
G;hscs

zu-as e:aaadas de av;so. Una rez
Que s. hubo de;e"jdo. Sc acerc5 q
submarine Y ha5:5ndosc ruesto al la
5la 81 c~omandan,e con g captain &c.
t-as2;laneico, lc hi=o promoter que
no haria uso de Ia telegrafia ina!a.a-
brica. Tn scruida sc p"oce&i6 e. re-
gistro del buque eSpahol : en- tan
"a que SC cfectuaba. 81 Cami,%n fu@
rctenido nor el C~omaHdantc del sub
nar;no. En cuanto los marines ale
names que e~xaminaroA el vapor Sc
convencieron de que no habia rada
que pudicra justificar 81 tomar mcdt-
das ~rigurosas contra &. Sc le dejo en-
libertad obligando'o, sin embargo. Z
qae regrsSara al puerto dc &ondc ha-
bia salido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23
DEE DEMENT'S PARA e. ASILO

Aver compagec!ecrn ante G! Juez
Davis echo personals que cstabar de-
tcnidas en- la carcel del Condado ell
observation de sus facultades ment&-
les. todas elias fueron enviadas 2!
.tsi,o de Dementes por haber deter
miHajo @! jurado cue tenian extra
v.aio 81 u=o de Ia raz6n. Otras doa
0~o"svn@S Que Sc negaron a compare
- ante ci iUcz Davis. tambien fCe-
ron euviaGos Il la casa de dementes.
|arrr los demantes refe-;dos Sc en-
cucrIran las s~iGuicnies personals me-
y.canas de origen: Jose Rocha. s.
YEA Y. M&ncz, Romano Lopez, Car
les Cadcna, Juan Trevino. Y Dolores
ia-aucZ.
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HEcAToMBE FERRocARRIlERA
EN- GUANAJUATo. .....
(Viene de In IA. PaR.)

juato, Sc han dirigido por carta al
General Manuel Dieguez, jefe de las
cperacione; militares Ell Ell mismo,
manifestandole que no es exacto, que
TODD Guanajuato este pacificado, CO.
mo reza ell informe Official rendido
por el y publicado por los periodicos
de Mexico, va que la region que ellos
habitan csta POGO memo que plagada
de partidas rebelies lue a cada paso
asuelan las :sncherias y pueblos Pc
auefos.
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oBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARI

a i.29 cada uHal
Los aisterLos de IL indic-
Los FiraiaS de IL Ma!aS,a-
La CcrGuiSiG dc III lnperio.
La NeaEanZa &c SaudUSaa.
La RCcnagulS;a &C .aVGiTTaISrc.
e Reg del Are.
Id DeslyuccIon de Carriage.
In las MO1taNaS d. Africa.
Ei Tesoro &C lG Montana AZui.
L! HijO del COTsIrtO EOiO.
Los Gltiinos FiiiDusIeToS.
Los PirgiaS de las ~ESrmuGas.
e EN,erminio de u Tribu.
LGs Agu;laS de Ia ESIeHa.
La EStrell1 de Ia A~raucani2.
Ell {! Mar dc las feClaS.
Los EStragus re Ia China.
La Montana de Gro.
La Iira1a Blanca
Las Msrar:lias del Alo 200.
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DICE ANDRES GARCIA QUE NO
CAEO DURANGO.
(Viene de la Ia Pagl

de habia tenido lugar ell combate en-
ell que habia perdido la vida Villa;
senal6 Ell numero exacto. de hombres
que habian perecido al lado del BAN
dolero de Durango; ahadio que ell c.
dayer no habia sido traido aoCiudad
Juarez por haber sido devorado por
las fieras y do otros detalles tan
preciosos como esos.
Por estos ~antecedentes, no Sc les
ha dado credito q. sus declaracIones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23
Sc VINO Al SJELO

Uno Dc los c'obos de Observation
,,-c diay;amente Sc ven fiotandc a.
=. es2@c.o, Ievando una caEasti,la
= IA que son condUcidos algunos es,
t-Giantes de aeronautica, Sc vino q
80 aver por Ia IaaNana, habianda
cs!do por ell rlmbo de Ia estac:6n &c,
c~errocarril Southern Pacific.
Ninguno de los soldados que ocu-
paban el globo sufri6 heridas 0 go!-
e: que ameritaran su pase al hosgi-
tai
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23
NOvELAS A so CENTAVOS.

Arfe il Buscar Marido.
Caiya-IO de Amor.
Il NUvIO PreSiado.
Il Hrrgdiurio de las SolteraS-
Il ParaiSo de las ArJ5reS.
q inferno de los hCIuoces.
E! Hada De los Mares.
Il Nldn de Ru~iseGoreS-
Il Collar de Esmeraidss-
81 81 de LIS Mas.
e Alma ea III Beso-
Is u,i3 de tas Flores.
La H!el n los LaE!oS.
La Nina da los JaZmineS.
Ia yiud5 Allegro.
La Corte del Amor.
Ia Princess dc! p0iar-
la His de Venus
Las SVas Auier-lds.
LsS 0crerSS Gel Amor.
Las hljss del Champagne.
Marina 0 la Htia do las olaS-
Naiditss sean las MuiereS-
asldlioS sean los HoCbres-
s;aidiIaS sean las SuesrsS.
NsldiIo sea ell Amer.
Mal1Itcs sean los CeloS.
PsstCnIr.as dc AMOR.
rurpus sc Ssssn los HomnrsS
poroue So Casaa las MuiereS-
pcTcue Pecan las AuiersS.
PorGle Heiuciden las Fiufss,
PorC,a Murmuran las Ne!as.
FOR SeguIr : uas MUIR.
So aaiestad e; AMOR
Ivi=a MI NoTia!
Maria, pos Jorge lssacs-
u s~xauscriyo dc nj hadFs-
e Rscsrrs Ga 0ro-
q n!tc Eaht!cn-
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REGiSTRO CIVIL.

Nac:ni-nsos.
Tn niho del matrimonio Jose Men
doza Y Eloisa Zcrtuche, 323 Gale n.
Laredo.
Tn nino del matrimon;o Ellodoro
Cara Y Paula Campos, 654 Avenida
Georgia.
Liccnc;as dc masri.lonio.
Jose Rodriguez Y Maria de JESUS
Cort5s.
Rogue Garcia y Guadalupe Cortre-
yas.
jose Plata Y Maria del Pillar.
ElGenio Castillon y Esther Her
nardcz.
Jesus I. Terrazas y susanna Cha
vcz.
Anacleto Montoya Y Maria Reyna.
Petro Trujiiio Y Joscfina Escami-
la.
Felix Quiroz Y Aana Beitran.
Aurelio Garcia Y Luisa Garcia.
Juan Sanchez Y Eulalia Contreras.
Ccfuncion,s.
Maria de Jesus Tovares, SO amos,
Gale Marcel.
Te6filo Valencia. 81 amos, 425 ca
! lie Chihuahua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23

Cuando necesite libros en- espanoi,
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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PRACTICES

q IN peso cads uno-)
Manual de Aceiies J Jafones.
Manual de Agricultural y 6anaderia-
Manual de Aries y Otc.os.
Manual de Aibafileris.
Manual de Carpinieri2 de Taller
Manual de Cerra!erfs = Obras de Hero
Manual del CohaIero y PoiYortsiS.
Manual del Curt!t0r de Fieies.
Manual del Conritero-P astelero.
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
ScGual de Eiectricitat.
Manual de Eotog-afia.
Manual del Hoiala;aro.
Manual de Jartineria ' horticulture
Manual dei LabOreo &c Alnas-
Manual de Lecheria.
Manual de Nec3nicS lnduSirta.
Manual del PtntoI.
Manual del TelegrariSis y TelefoniSfl
Manual del Relo.ero-
Manual Gel SaSrre
Manual del Faoricarte de yelss.
Manual Qe Teterinsria y EqdiSacts2.
Manual del IaDaferO.
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OBaAS DE
OsaAs De HUGO GuNRAY

lrnan3Gue ilu.trato para 1913 .........sle
d. Sy saraia EspaS0!a .:............ s0t
CoCigD del Aicor ~
plccionarlo del AMOR. Oora amenisinc S0'
,nsrarFD 50,
Sin Marie S(
e. oecre.o &c u We've ..-..-....-.--- 5o'
"a casa Rots 50t
per,do nor nm RayO SGI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23
NOYELAS DNERSAS

Cxrlomagno o los DCce Par2S de Fran
Ga. 4 Ia ruSi.ca o1c
SoYc!aS Ele:npla:eS pcT LeE'anleS-.-.Si.-'
La nija 4e MocteIuEoa .............Si.20
Las BendiciORrS lie CLsvHdO .......... SIT
Fl Casam;enio Qe GueyeLU ............ 6Oc
Los PcrcanceS de oCevedo ..-....... GDc
los Sandidus del :A!HUr. por Aiarc0n
Y PuyOl. NOvela lliSlraiG. ! iO!AvS
grantees. pasta tela ..................ss.00
IIi!a. Espos2 = Madre, Por Aware "a
rr.llo. : EcandeS iolnDs. con LuSlra-
clones. empaSIadoS Ell ;c!a -..........Sd.N
asr1cia. G los CharroS Con.cGDanGiSiaS.
NoVEla EIexiCana. Dos lOmos .....Si.10
Don euIiote tic ID Mancha. Edicton de-
lc.o
Los Amores dc oucvedo .............. &c
fu.g:lercI soc
In tuo Natural Sc
E M4gtir. del Golgoia. HermoS obra.
baSaGG en- Ia viQa del RedentOr del
NradO. TN ONO STands, empaStauo SL50
Il Dinani;cTo. por r. l. SteveaSon-... 50c
Fl AIEUr de los AmoIeS. Noyela Senu-
mental. CuaTO toInos, pasta ieia $3.50
Il inferno de los CetOS. Se2undi par
te lie Ia anterior. Cuatro ioInoS, tela $3.50
Em.sraci0a. por Alfonso de Nt"nne.. Sic
E1placi0n. 0 Ell Martlrio dc una Madre si.Od
Il SltlO de Ia EOchela NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sic
Flalueza de Herne. uOr preroSt.........Si.D1
Flor dc paSion, NOvela de amor 49,. Sue
Gil Bias de SC2tilianc- Edicion de luio.S2M
Iuan de kercren. Dor :. Schultz $50. Soc
La Nujer del TTate BIaaCo, por NtiEie
Collins. Dos iOIpOS
Ia Nujer Adultcra. Cuairo tonOS ieia $500
La FIecha Negra, poT Il. L. Stevenson 5gC
La IsIa del TeSoro, pur el mismo-.-... soc
la Ley dc dos
Los ulunnos Dtas de POmpeya. Una
lie las ooras nlaS iateresanEes de Ia
epOca rCmana. EdictGn de luio.-....S2.GO
la Eua del Car6enal ...-........... soc
La Juventut de Enrique Cuart0 .......se.OO
Los MiSterioS de n lnqulSicion ......- sUc
Memorials lie IN ReyolucioCario... . . ..sl.I
Noches FaataSiicaS, por T. L. Steven
son. Dos touiOS
Ncrrac!Ones de un Cszador, por ivan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23
EScoGIDAS.
OsRAs DE GRANDEs AUTOREs

EnuemeseS de Cerval,eS ......:....Sl.9O
aamlct Y Romeo Y JuLie'a, Por Shsk-.
eSpeiFe
Ni-eya, por Federico Mislral-. .Sl.5O
yiy1ro nor BeaumarrnaiS .........Si.50
FL PGrltso PerdidO, de Milton ...-...Si.5O
la NOVA de Lamecmour, por Waller
SC0ts -.---..-.- ..-----.-- ---S.-1o
e %EanGolero, pOr TirSO &c Molina ....Sl.SG
81 EoraDcero del CID 50
Anaao HaSta Ell PallDuio ..............sl.5O
q Abuelo del Rey, pOr Gebriel Miro. .sl.9V
Is oneida nor Virgtlio .St.5a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-23
OBRAS De GABRIEL D'ANUNZIO

81 Triunro de Ia Muerte. Dos iCInos...si.00
FL Placer. Dos
Il Fueso. Dos ZONES
81 Inocen.e sse
Lss yirgaass Dc l2S Rocss .......--... zee