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New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Body Exlau1naed
After Z Months
On Poison Hint
Theodore A. Ryerson Causes
investigation Into Circum-
stances of Sons Death;
Prosecutor Silent on Case

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Nov. 49,
Following statements made to County
Prosecutor Joseph E. Stricken, the
body of Theodore a. Ryerson jr., an
expert safe worker and salesman, has
been disinterred and the viscera turn
ed over TO chemists fe analysis to see
if death was caused by poi Mr.
Ryerson died suddenly April IA, VIII on
father, Theodore A. Ryerson sr., de-
cared in an affidavit in the hands Of
the pros ecutor that in his belief his
son came to his death by unnatural
Disinterment of the body, which had
previously been examined last April
was made last Saturday in the presence
of the county physician, DR.. J. l.. Suy-
dam, the county prosecutor, and three
other representatives Of the prosecutors
office
Prosecutor Stricken said tonight
that unit analysis had been made,
which probably will take two weeks,
he would take no action in the case
and would make no public statement.
Rverson left an estate va 'ued at about
$4,000 to his widow. Mrs. Ryerson
ives in New York tonight and could
not be reached.
Tho dlsinterment last week was the
second made since Mr. Ryerson
death. The first occurred a few days
a Y his death whon it was learned
q d.ath certificate OF burial permit.
At this time. according to his father,
the coffin was opened and diagnosis
OF death as the result Of acute indi-
gcstion and heart failure made at the
graveside.
On Sunday, April l3, Mr.. and Mrs
Ryerson and another couple motored
to Newark, returning about o'clock
that night The dag previous Mr.. Ryer-
son had had an attack of indigestion
and had seen doctor in Newark, OBJ
tanning relief. Cn Sunday night he
seemed in the best OF health and
spirits, and after his return played
pool for a while
He and his wife, another couple
and two women teachers rooming at
t.-eir home then made about sixty
scrambled egg sandwiches, of which
Mr.. R..serson ate six or seven. About
midnight he became ill.,
Dead When Physician Arrived
Mrs. Ryerson called DR.. Charles
Hults, wo lived about a mile away,
saying that her husband was i'll, but
did not, the story goes, say the case
was urgent. Whe.. DR.. Hults arrived
he found Mr.. Ryerson dead. Ryerson
sr. was Informed of the death ry
Aext mola!n- and the funeral, first
arranged for Thursday, was held on
the following Wednesday.
Two aspects of the case which no
county official would comment upon to-
night were the length of time which
e apsed between the Fl fng of the elder
Ryerson's comp p-aint on July / and the
second ,olsinteiment and the buria. of
young Ryerson in the first p ace with
out death certificate or burial permit.
MIR. Ryerson was an expert safe
worker and salesman for the York Lock
and Safe Company, of Maiden Lane
New York. and other large concerns,
In 1910 Mrs. He'en M Walters, a young
widow of Chicago, obtained a verd .ct
of $4,000 against him in a $50 900 suit
for breach of promise in the Supreme
Court in New York City. His defense
was that he feared he would not be
able to maintain his future bride in
the circums stances in which she was
accustomed to live.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Studies Habits of Man 1872
A New York Specialist Seeks
Secret of Longevity

LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov. 19.-Dr. I.
L. Nascher, of New York, a specialist
who has made an exhaustive study of
old age and is preparing book on
his discoveries, has arrived on Greasy
Creek, Leslie County, to spend several
days with John Shell, 1872 years old,
the oldest person in the world. DR..
Nascher will study Shells mode of liv-
ing, his diet and habits. in an effort to
discover what has given him strength
to withstand the stress Of years. Dr.
Nascher's findings will be embodied in
his book.
She'll recovered recently from a Sc
we're attack of pneumonia and now ap-
parentE is as we'll and hearty as ever.
He waa 1S2 years old on September 8.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Mexican Intrusion Into
i. S. Consulate Protested

MExICALI, Nov. 10 (By The Associ-
ated Press THE forcih'e instrusion
of a Mexican police officer into tho
American Consulate here to-day in an
attempt to make an arrest has resulted
in the transmission of a formal COM
plant from Water F. Boyle, American
Consul in Mexicali, to Secretary of
State Lansing, and also to Governor
Cantu here.
The alleged killing Of Eugene Lack
by a Mexican police officer in Mexica i,
Mexico. was without justification or
provocation." according to the verdict
of coroner's jury to-day The jury
recommended an investigation by
county and federal amthorities and de-
manded "the murder of American citi-
zens in Baja, CAL be stopped"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
enate Rejects the Treaty and Adjourns;
Lodge Moves to Declare War at an Enc
Lodge s Peace Resolution

WASHlNG7ON Nou 19The Lodge peace
" "ahy whch IS concyemt measure requiring approval of
inc House 5 according
dent folows:
Whereas by resolution of Congress- adopted
o reason OF committed by the then
war was ared exist between
States; and,
ceased;
whereas by an armistice signed November
between Germany and the Allied
minated; and,
by the terms Of the Treaty Versailles Germany
10 oe at peace with all the nations
ever hfee governments designated therein
therefore,
BE it Resolved by the (the
concurrng That the
united States is hereby declared to be at end"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Britain Indians
Flood of Whisky
II5,OOO,OOO Gallons
Released; Public Rrtshes
to. Make Big Purchases
NeW York Tribune
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Copyright, 1919. New York Tribune ircy
LONDON, Nov. 19.-Scenes parallel
ing those enac.ed in the United Sta es
when prohibition drew near were wit
messed throughout England and par
licularly in ne large cities to- day
when the Food Controllers restrictions
upon the removal from bond of the
1l5,000,00 gallons of whisky in the
country were removed forthwith"
Forthwith" was interpreted in it's
literal sense by the thirs.y public and
virtual siege of whisky firms began.
Men who formerly ordered dozen
bottles ere now demanding a hundred
and fifty dozen bottles" declared the
manager Of one large wholesale firm
wi iose doors were besieged from morn
ing to night by constant stream of
wouldbe purchasers, many of whom
arrived in taxicabs and private auto
mobiles prepared to take their pur-
chases home with them Immediately.
Until day a bottle of whisky was
about as hard to purchase in London
as in New York. owing to the restric-
tions which forced dealers to sell only
to customers registered in 1916.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Alaska Chasing ''Reds''
Above Arctic Circle

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 19.-Alaskans
are combating radcalsm with the
hope of making Alarka 100 per cent
American, Governor Thomas Riggs jr.,
of Alaska, declared to-day on his ar
rival from Juneau.
I'VE are going to make it so hot for
those who are not red-blooded Amer
leans that they will have TO 20 I'D
above the Arctic Circ'e,' he said.
Governor Riggs told of the recent
organization in the North OF a body
known as "The Amer cans" "The
Americans" he said, will oppose every
effort to change the present form Of
government"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Angeles, Villa Leader,
Is Reported Captured
Mexican Consul at Eel Paso In
formed He Was Taken
Near Parral

Ell PASO, Tex. Nov. 19.-General
Felipe Angeles, known as the intel
lectual leader of the Villa rebel move
ment. has been cartured near Parral.
according to a dispatch received to-
night from Governor Andres Artiz Of
chihuahua by Andres G. Garcia, Consul
General here.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Franco-British Pact Urged

MADRID, Nov. 19.-Marquis Cortina,
former Minister Of Public Works, in
speech in the Senate to-day, recon-
mended commercial agreement with
France and Britain. He announced his
intention of interpellating the govern
ment on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
pomerene Cancellation Plan Is Tabled

senator Lodge
notion but while Vice preparing to rule On the
ponC OF oder Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin
motion the table motion +h.
Fomerene suggestion tabled to 42.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-20
Reservations Rejected, 55 to 80,
OH First Vote; Pact Dead
Till Next Session
President Will Revive
Issue, Says Hitchcock
By Carter Field
Neao York Tribune
Washington Buren,s

WASHINGTON, tonight rejected the peace
treaty three overwhelming adjourned
session The treaty dead until unless
the new session of Congress beginning December /.
before resolution introduced by Re-
publican Leader Foreign Relations Committee
declaring that of with
up in the next session of Congress.
The first vote of ratification
which voted down. So Senator'S voting
Tor it, Later on the same question: the original having
dred, the Senate voted 81
Four Democratic Senators refused follow President
which earlier the day The
President advised that the four who
refused to follow his advice were Myers of Montana Owen Oklahoma
iomeren Of Oho and Smith, of Georgia
"rreconsiabes" beat the treaty
Senator Lodge point permit the
much talked about direct afy treaty any
tons whatever.
Unconditional Ratification Beaten, So to 38
But ratification supported by the
was defeated by greater vote than the
Not only all of the concbles Republican strength
with the single exception of McCumber.
Ofseting the detection Republican SIDE the following
Democratic against unconditional ratfcaon: Core
Reed Shields Smith, Tramme Walsh of Maa
chusetts The vote So fcaon to for.
inns vote was obtained by Senator Underwood
required wohrds vote to dispose of other
Mr. Lodge permitted this when another
attempt was made to compromise he the order
President Marshall said the Senate question
several times thereby shutting ratification
AS cmax Mr. Lodge r'ovd to reconsider the
Underwood motion for unconditional then
moved to lay that the table, which lineup
OF all the Republicans, MeCumbr
President May Withdraw Treaty
Senator Lodge said could he wished withdraw
the peace treaty when the Senate
treaty had been finally disposed Of the Senate
after treaty has been finally disposed
can Withdraw Otherwise
President withdraw a treaty.
senator hitchcock Administration
the treaty "The
and there question that
meets again December he
senator hitchcock last
aoopeo IN place Lodge
Senators Gore Reed and Shields
senator hitchcock moved
tee of the whole of the Senate reported
10 the Senate with of the
hitchcock ATTACHED resolution
odge demanded roll
effort then defeated, so
PREVIOUS Senator Htchck
senator Democrat of Ohio
committee of conclan six Senators ncd
ing Lodge Hitchcock Wilson This
peca committee would
that could be adopted by the Senate
Pomerene Cancellation Plan Is Tabled
Senator Lodge made point
notion but while Vice preparing to rule on the
pont Oh Toilette
motion the table Toilette motion carried and +b.
tomerene suggestion tabled to
thes
motion reconsider had sr., -
l If
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Continued on pare elevem
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w E A T H E R

Fair to-day with diminishing northwest
winds; tomorrow fair and warmer
Full Report on Page 22
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Continued on page eight
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
MANIFESTATION EsCoLAR EN-
MADRID

Madrid, febrero 26.-A conseeueneia
de los successes desarrollados en- Grana
da Sc han suspendido las elases en- Ia
Universidad v en- los Institutes 4 csta
Corte en- schal de duelo.
GrupoS dc egtudiantes rccorricron las
ealles en- manifestation. dando gritos.
Los escolares coloearon en- ii pucrta
del Sol pasquines con Ia siguientc ins
cripei6n: ";Mueran los asesinos dc los
estudiantes granadinos! - +" iMuera la.
chica!", I" "iAbajo el caciquismo
La policia extreme la prudencia evi.
tdndose con ella nuevas desgraeias
La manifestation sc disolvi6 pacifca
mente.
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~ DE MARIO DE 1917.
LA FAMoSA BATALLA DE cHAcA-
Buco, BASE DE LA LIBERTAD DE
LA AMERICA DEL SUR.

Cuanto mas de cerca tocaba los ele
mentos favorables a la realization dc
Ia ardua empresa, mas y mas vivo Sc
condensaba en- la ardorosa mente del
active general el proyecto de invasion
al Peru por las aguas del Pacffco, y
pare facilitar los inconvenientes, qui-
so personalmente ponerse de acuerdo
con el gobierno argentine, para pedirle
los auxilios que este podrfa prestar
la expedition, y sobre los medios mas
eheaces de realizar ell pensamiento. Ell
general San Martin Sc despidi6 del
cj6fcito con estas palabras: "Vuestro
bien y el de la patpia, meobligan a
bieh y el de la patria, me obligan a
dias.' FL IL de mario lego la cues
ta de Chacabuco. Esta fecha esta Sc
falada con unos de los actos de des-
prendimientO, propios del caracter de
aquel noble argentine.
El cabildo de Santiago habia puesto
a su disposition Ia cantidad de diez
mil pesos en- Onzas de ORC para los gas
tos de viaje, acompafandO este obse-
quio con palabras tierhas y lsonjeras
FL general no quiso contestants sino
desde ell camino, y ~en ell puntO indi
eado, reservandose haeerlo detenidamen-
te desde Mendoza. Apenas lego esa
ciudad, cumpli6 con este deber, y negan-
dose a aceptar la dadiva, suplic6 al
cabildo que aplicase la cantidad que
tan generosamente sc lie destinaba, a
Ia formation de una biblioteca publ
ca en- Santiago, fundandose en- que:
''la iiustraci6n Y fomento de las le-
tras es In llave maestro que abre las
puertas de la abundancia y hace fe-
Ices los pueblos. Yo deseo, ahadia,
que todos sc ilustren en- los sagrados
derechos que forman la esencia de los
hombres ibres."
La antigua residencia del general
SAM Martin, la her6ica ciudad de Men
doza, quiso excederse en- manifestacio
nes de entusiasmo receibiendo al ilustre
huesped con alegres fiestas y regocijo
popular. Todas las casas de la ciudad
sc veian engalanadas con vistosas ban
deras gallardetes que ostentaban los
colores nacionales, y coros numerosos
de nifos de ambos sexos regaban las
GALES con las fragantes flores de los
jardines de aquel delicioso pals.
Sin embargo, su residencia en- Men
doza fue solo dc a1gunas horas, porque
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Liberia de Real Hern1anOs

B. M. San Martin.
w. Fernandez Flores.
j. Garcia Mercadal.
Andrenio.
Ricardo Leon.
E. Gomez Carrillo.
Mauricio Barres.
Gustavo A. Becquer.
Henry Bergson.
Luis Bonafoux.
Calder6n de Ia Barca
Julio Casares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12

cibir el dcspacbo con expresiones que
debieron halagar al discreto persona
je a quien Sc dirigian.
En- los pocos dias que reside en- Bue-
nos Aires tuvo varias entrevistas con
el general Pueyrredon, allan6 las di-
fcultades que Sc presentaban sobre va
rios puntos del servicio publico, Y 10
arregl6 todo, para que uno de sus ayu-
dantes, el captain de ingenieros don
Jose Antonio Alvarez Condarco, Sc EN-
barcase para Inglaterra con el encar-
go de comprar buques,y contratar of
ciales de marina por cuenta del gobier-
no de Chile.
San Martin hizo todavfa mucho mas
que esto: en- virtud de los amplios po-
deres que lie habfa conferidO el gobier-
no de Chile, envi6 don Manuel Herme-
nejildO de Aguirre, el II de abril, a
los Estados UnidCs, dandole. una conf
sion semejante la de Alvarez. Debfa
hacer construir dos fragatas de guerra
de 81 caflones, surtirlas de ofciales v
marineros hasta llegar Chile, y ademas
otros dos buques de Is "a cafiones.
Para este lie entreg6 100000 pesos
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vineias Unidas. Encontr6 en- ell mando
provisorio al coronel Quintana, San
Martin tuvo gran Influenza en- esa ad-
ministfaci6n, durante la cual sc cre6
en- Santiago una gran maestranza, sc
tomaron medidas efcaees para asegu-
rar ell triunfo dc la lucha del momen-
to V la que Sc temia en- el porvenir. sc
premiaron los partidarios fieles de Ia
revoluei6n, sc devolvieron los bienes con
fiscados a los patri6tas, Sc agraci0
con Totes dc tierras los campesinos
que sc habian distinguido como que
rrilleros como emisarios en- los dias
de la expedition al trav6s de los Andes.
Los caudales Sc administrator con tan
religiosa economic, que bastaban 10000
pesos mensuales para pagar todas las
fuerzas existentes en- 81 territorio de
Chile.
FL gobieno de Quintana duro hasta
ell de setiembre, dfa en- que su poder
delegado pas6 manos de tres distin-
guidos ciudadanos chilenos, por consejo
del general San Martin, como medic
empleado para acallar algunas murmu-
raciones que Ia calidad del deudo suvo
V de argentine, ocasionaba en- el pue-
bio la permanencia de Quintana Ell el
puesto que ocupaba.
El general San Martin sc empei6
Ell dar gran solemnidad Y trascenden-
ella al acto del recibimiento de los nue.
vos mandatarios, quienes juraron el
buen desempeno de sus cargos, en- pre-
sepcia del pueblo reunido ante todas
las corporaciones del Estado
El general San Martin declare de
Ia manera mas solemne Ell aquel acto
publieo, que la unica mission del i6r-
cito puesto a sus drdenes por el gobier-
no de su patria, era mantener la abso-
luta independence de Chile. Declara-
ci6n que fu6 confrmada por el Dipu-
tado de las Provincias Unidas, ALI pre-
sente, expresandose con elocuencia v
en- ria contra las especies esparcidas
en irntido opuesto por los perturbado-
res de Ia fraternidad entire Su gobier-
no el de Chile.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDIA
Dcco obreros ahOgadOs

San Sebastian lEspaha), mario q
I'm individuo que se dedieaba rc.
clutar emigrantes clandestinamentc pa
ia Francia, cmbarc6 en- una lancha
diecinueve obreros con obicto II "a
sarlos al vccino pais burlando "a vigi
lancia.
III excessive peso lizo que la laneha
zozobrara ahogandosc docc IL los obrc.
ros reclUtados.
Acudieron varios carabineros y pes
cadorcs cD auxiio de los naufragos. lo
grando salvar siete, todos naturalcs
dc Ia provincial dc Alicante
Los emigrantcs habian cmbarcado on
Fucntcrrabia, * dirigian Burdcos
para dcdiearse ALI Ia eorta dc made
raS.
Con OCCASION del naufragio de Ia Ian
cha sc desarrollaron csccnas dcsgarra
doras. In padre un hiio muricron
abrazados. Tambitn pcrccicron ahoga
dos dos hcrmanos.
Fl recutador u dueho ~ "a fonda
dondc aquel y los cmigrautes sc ha
bfan hospedado. fucron dctcuidaS yon
ducidos Ia carccl.
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NAL DTA COMO EfOyR
@@ @S
"Recordar es vivir." ."---Dante.

su pensamiento estaba flo en- la capi-
tai de las Provincias Unidas del Rio
de la Plata; pero en- este corto item
pc Sc le present6 OCCASION de dar una
nueva prueba de su modestia y desin-
teres personal. Con fecha IL de mario
remiti6 una communication al director,
devolviendo a este, con palabras dig
mas y agradecidas Ell despacho de Bri-
gadier re los Ejercitos de la Patria,
a que Sc le crefa acreedor por la glo-
riosa restauraci6n de Chile: la renun-
cia no le fu6 admitida y volvi6' a re-
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Ell DIPUTADo CATALAN sR. sALA
RETA AL sR. CAMPO

Madrid, febrero 26.-El diputado "a
italian sefor Sala ha telegrafado al se.
nor Cambo protcstando contta las "a.
cientes manifestations hechas por este
Y que 81 sehor Sala rechaza cntrgica
mente.
Dice cl senior Sala en- su tcl grama.
que las declaraciones, del sfhor Camb6
encierran caiumnias { invita- n Parla
mento para qua ALI rcpta sus iuieios,
anuneiandole que 81 asi 10 hacc. lc con
testara, ante 81 pals en- Ia forma que
el se1or Camb6 Sc mer &c
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por cuenta del gobierno de Chile, y ell
director Pueyrred6n lie di6 letras por
100000, cuenta del tesoro argentine.
Estas estipulaciones Sc hicieron en-
medic del mas discreto sigilo, como
10 requerfa su naturaleza ell caracter
del negociador.
Este misterio indispensable di6 pa
bulo a sus enemigos, y especialmente
los parciales de las Carreras, a que
esparcieran rumores ofensivos a Ia pro-
bidad y desinter6s del infatigable pa
triota; pero San Martin, que tenfa una
manera singular de herir la vulgaridad
de sus enemigos, Sc complacfa en- ver-
los descender al tango de las sospe-
chas viles, aunque 6l mismo fuese el
blanco de sus bajos pensamientos, pa
IA poderlos humillar mejor despu6s 81
dfa de la publica justification de sus
pFOp6sitos.
A pesar de los felices acontecimien-
tos militares que siguieron a la victoria
del IL de febrero, la presencia de un
jefe espafiol de conocimientos y de AFRO
jo en- ell sur de Chile, hacia necesarios
nuevos esfuerzos por parte de los pa
triotas. Don Jose Ordo1ez, intenden-
te de Conception, habia logrado reunir
considerables fuerzas pertenecientes al
ejercitO vencido, q. reconcentraba hacia
Talcahuano. FL eOronel, don Juan Gre
gorio de las Heras, recibi6 Ia hOnrosa
comisi6n de hacer frente al jefe espaiiol
ly desbaratar sus planes, teniendo la for
tuna de abrir su campana con la no
table victoria de Carapaligjie, en- Ia
que rechaz6 al enemigo, apoderandose
de sus cafiOnes, tomando inmediatamen-
te despues la importante ciudad de Con-
cepci6n. Pero como e yaliente capi-
tan ,insurg snte no disponia mas que de
1920 hombres de todas armas, fuerza
insufciente para entrar en- lucha sos
tenida con las superiores fuerzas de
los iberos, amparados en- sus fuertes
pOsiciones de Talcahuano, fue precise
que ell director saliera en- persona a
campaiia, al frente de un pequeno cuer-
po de eiercito, deiando por sustituto en-
ell mando, al coronel don Hilarion de
la Quintana. Pero, por mucha dill
gencia que el director pusiese por reu-
nirse con Las Heras, no pudO evitar
que los iberos, reforzados con nuevos
auxilios que habian recibido del Pc
ri, cayesen sobre el vencedor de Cara
paligiie, y las armas de America re-
eojieron nuevos laureles en- el Gavilan,
causando al ibero, perseguido hasta
sus posiciones de Talcahuano, la per
dida de mas de doscientos hombres Y
de gran copia de armas y municiones.
0 Higgins Sc incorpor6 Las Heras en-
los momentos mismoS del triunfo.
Al comenzar esta campaha bajo los
auspicios del Director, Sc present6 Ell
Santiago, el 10 de mayo, el general San
Martin, de regreso de su rapido Y fruc-
tuoso yiaje la capital de las Pro
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GUAYAMA ESTA HACIENDA UN
BUEN TRABAJo PARA LA
CRUZ RoJA

El prcsidente de Ia Rama local de
la Cruz Roia, de Guayama, don \. L6-
pez Acosta, ha participate Ia Secrc-
taria del Capitulo, que Sc habian sus-
critic l62 socios dc varias clases, que
las Comisiones rurales Y algunas If Ia
poblacion no habian rcndido todavia
sus informes, por no haber terminado
sus trabaios, 10 que hace suponer que el
numero de socios ascendera una su-
ma de importancia.
Tan pronto avise cl Sr. Lopez Acosta
el resultado total lie Ia campaha, sera
comunicado, al pablico.
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Tanca No. l.
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Para la isla Ibro,
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Para ar demo dpachO de los pddos rogamos
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Jose M. Deulofeu.
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P. 0. Box 345.

La Tribuna Roja (novela) .... so
Las Gafas del Diablo ........... 80
Espaia vista por los Extranjeros -. 80
Soldados y Paisajes de Italia ..... 100
Los Caballeros de la Cruz. ..... 1.25
Ell Teatro de Pierrot ........ so
El Greco el Secreto de Toledo -. go.
fSlalaS ....'.s............. 80
La Risa .................. so
Melancolia .............. rs
La Vida es sueho ............ 40
Critica PrOfana: Vale InclSn, Azorin,
Ricardo Leon 100
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12

rMPoRTE DEL FRANoUEo.
NoTA IMP PoRTANTE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-12
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Guiilermo Graeil
la Fontains.
Perez y Curis
r. Blanco Tombona
r. de ouevsio.
O. B. Lapierrs
n. Gulick
Federico Froebei
Dfar De Ia Carfina