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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-11
GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE.
city Of Rcnwood, Marshall County. W.
Va. July 3. 1919.
Sealed proposals Will be received NJ
this office until o'clock p. m. July ~.
1919, for the tearing up and rclaylnI on
concrete, of the brick paving on JacnD
and Marshall streets. III Bcnwood, w
Va, from 4Sth Street in Wheeling ".
Va, to the block paving south Of the
subway" an approximate distance "t
$500 feet. But there is excepted from
this work. that portion Of tn" street
called the subway" which lies between
the west line Of Marshall street cast o.
the Il. d O. r. II. and III" cast INC 81
Jacob street west Of the i. H., whlch
portion will hc taken care or by I'M"
Wheeling Traction Company. leaving
total amount Of paving to be done by inc
City. Of about $500 square yards.
4 draft or certified check for S2oOoo
(two hundred dUllars) shall hc drpositcd
with each bid made payable 10 the
Treasurer of the city Of Rcn"Nod.
The successful bidder will he required
10 give bond for an amount equal TO inc
''I Dat" SET ci'v for tho cdmplc,ion Of the
work. September !. 1919.
Tnanc and specifications ar" on lie
in the Mayors off.c" in Rcnw"od. W.
Va.
The City Council reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids. -
iy-ll-l4-l6 Cl"Ck Of Council.
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF valuable Real Estate,

Bv virtue Of the power vested in him,
by the last Will and testament OF ophelia
T.. Rodgers. deceased. the undersigned
will offer at public sale on
SATURDAY, JULY 10. 1912.
beginning nj 1000 o'clock n. M. al IN"
front door Of IN" Court HouSc: at Wh""''
ing. West Virginia. the following de-
Scrihcd real cStatCc:
Parcel Of ground situated on Norm
Front street in tho city of wheeling
ohio county. West Virginia, and front :
ing sixty (60) feet "n the SAD Norm
Front street and running to the ONO
River approx three huhdrSu
j3OO) feet, and having erected thereon
a brick dwelling hnus" containing "6h'
rooms and basement. - .,
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-thlrd cash. VI
so much moro as tn" purchaser ma!
elect To pay and the balance IN Nv"
equal instruments of s.N ana i"riNe
months respectively: the purchaser EcN.
ing his negotiable pr"mssnry notes lor
the deferred payments and IN" uhucr
signed executor retaining title to IN"
property until tho SAID payments nave
bccn fully made. The undcrSiGn"q re-,
serves the right 10 reject any ana all
bids. <,.r
MONROE e. KINDELBERGER.
Executor of tn" last Will and testament
Of Ophclia l.. dodgers. deceased.
jjy-ll-lS
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NOTICE.

Tho undersigned will offer for sale ut
IN. Wheeling Warehouse & Storage Co.
On Saturday. JulN 18th, 1912. at 10
o'clock n. m. the following described
personal property. consisting part OF
the effects or estate of Mary Ann johns
deceased: folding couch. bundles car :.
pct, " folding chairs. IL chairs. head
rests. Sidchoard base. Sideboard Top
! sowing machine. hall rack. table tor,
! bookcase | lounge. 1 bundles mattrcss'l
bundles bedding. | bureau. bed rails. l
crate table leaves. ! bundle curtain
SLrctChcrs. bed ends. . bed springs. I
trunks. pieces Of marble. chest and
contents. | box and contents. ice chest,
center stands, l jardincre stand ]
kichcn table, book. ! basket grip.
sofas. ! bureau frame. paper box ana
contents. l hall rack. bundle of stats.
| oil stove folding table, center table.
| board. grips. table legs. carpet
sweeper | brush. brush handles. has
kct and contents. stool and one bundle
of pictures. and a lot Of other personal
effects.
The sale will bc n public auction and
the terms OF sale cash.
JOHN L. ARBENT.
Administrator Of tho Estate Of Mary, Ann
Johns, Deceased. Jy-ll-lS
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and twist it around and around until
the circulation is stopped.
Now the bacillus of anthrax is some
times conveyed 10 man through the me-
dunn of an insect. Anthrax Is one CT
tho CpiZOOtiC diS"aScS-CUmmuniC 10
human beings.
When on the surface of tho body an
ihraN is called malignant puStulc."
The seat of infection has been mis-
taken for Il poison spider bto.
Remember that tincture of iodine is
destructive to every form Of bacteria
end al once pour the pur" tincturC up@n
the wound. Do nc; hesitate: applied on
tho CutSid" Of The body iodine is a
harmless remedy. and employed in .hiS
condition may save a life.
NaCatiuniStS should be particularly
careful to fOrtify themselves aGni',st
bites and stings of insects. as II is often
Impossible" TO procure the services Of Il
doctor when far removed from quick
means Of communication.
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,Si 3. 8: 4 I} 81
E by R&ut1h Cameron -
HAVE YOU ANY ACQUIRED CHARACTERISTICS?

answers letters the day he gets them.
He is punctuIoua about acknowledgement
of every sort. In fact, he sometimes
goes to an extreme OF prOmptncss' ana
wears himself out unnecessarily IN mrs
efforts to be- uiira-prumpt and business
like.
She Found Fault with Me for Char
ecteristic Once Lacked.
Again | had Il great SurpriS" IN" other
lay when Il new friend found fault with
mo because | never did anything on I'M
pulSc You always sop TO think before
YOU say anything" she Eaid. Arcnt
you ever impulSivc"" If that is true. II
- certainly a marvellous example or IN"
acquired characteristics. for impulse uSeu
10 be my middle name. All through my
childhood was constantly getting INTO
trouble hrcaus" | sp"k" and acted ON i'm
pulse. had been trying To overcome
Ihis, bu, | hardly realized | had succeed
I'd To- such an objectionable extent until
| had this startling testimony.
Ono Makes UP and Goes Ahead.
Doubtless we get acquired characters
isticS so strongly because IN" realization
Of an uhStaClc Ia overcome is IN" great
est stimulus one can have. | never in
all my four years of college did 50 well
as during the ono term when ! had lost
vera! weeks through illness. ! studied
go hard to max" up. that I not only
made up but went ahead.
So perhaps the author Is right, after
all. ana IT is with characteristics AS II la
with ,hl!dr.n's dIscascs--if' you catch
them after You are grown UP, you have
them harder.
Only whereas tho diseases really
catch you. 1t is you who must catch the
characteristics.
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Some time aro l ran up against the
interesting statement that when one ac-
CURED a characteristic by deliberate CT
fort. this characteristic in the end would
br stronger than those which one had
10y nature.
The authority for the statement said
that that Was why women are moro ac-
curair than mcn IN business. by ma
turc they are inaccurate, hut when they
entered the business world they found
they must overcome th!s weakness and
they went about il 81 piinstakngly and
50 thoroughly that they have actually
made themselves more accurate than
men who are accurate by nature.
a. first. did not believe this theory
al all. But gradually have come &"
give il mere Cr"drn"c brcauS" have
seen illustrations OF the strength of
acquired qualities.
He Used to Say Never Do To-day What
You Can Put off Until Tomorrow.
have Il friend who used To be u news
paper man. II You know anything about
the newspaper fraternity. you know thar
their natural instinct is To y" caSy-Eoing
to fault. They never answer letters
promptly; it is rs much as your life Is
worth To get them Ia be huSincsslik":
and their favorItc motto for everything
except nrwS-G altering is. "Ncvcr do to-
day what you can put off until to-mor-
row"
This is. Of course. a conception Of tn"
typical newspaper man. not Of every in
dlviiual. But it fitted this particular
man. When he left the newspaper world
ana went into business. nc gradually
became the most systematic rapid-fIrc.
clean desk business man l ever mot lilo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS are suffering with rheuma-
tism. Mast important discovery OF tho
age. A herb that actually drives thu
most stubborn case OF rheumatism en-
tircly out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astoundCd al the re.
suits especially on the kidneys: Just
think Of the money making possibilities:
Representatives wanted. Wiz pound
postpaid, 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Caliror-
mia my-2S-tf
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( BRAIN TES7S|
} BY SAM LLOYD. !
No, l63

In this alphabetical sum. each or the
ton letters represents one of the hgurcs'
/. =. ,. 4. ). 6, Z. s. Q. 0.
II you can make the proper dlstrlou-
ton Of figures for letters in the TWO
r,wg then the total will be correct as
conforming TO the substituuons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-11

ANSWER TO no. l6o
Constantinoplc, Turkey: Sainar'a'
Palestine, ThcbcS Ancient Bocota: Lon
don: Tours. France; Metz; Edinburgh;
t;rnOn; Berlin.
Copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd.)
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WANTED-AgentS
Statesmen.

wANTED-Candy statesmen, agents, i'd
vcrtise mfg. Good pay. kurn Candy
Co., Philadelphia, Pa :e-18-x
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FOR SALE

FOE sALE-A 1914 model Cadillac car
in good condition; has run 1000 miles.
Inqu!rc Perkins garage. MOundsvlllc:
jy-lO-i
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WANTED TO BUY

good showcases, I or s It:
cheap for cash. Point Second Hand
Store, 2118 Main. Phone 2l86-R. 3y-S-N
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-Between the Suspension bridge
and Fort Henry club. a small diamond
pin set in black enamel: suitable reward.
James Cummins, City Bank bldg. jly9-i
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
Grand Atlantic

Virginia ave. near tho Beach and all
attractions. Capacity GOO. modern
hotel. with every convenience. Large
rooms. private baths: running water in
rooms: elevator. etc. Table An especial
feature: $500 up daily: special weekly,
Booklet. Auto meets trains.
W. +. WARD.
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WANTED-Male

wANTED-A good strong Soy 70
work at night; must b 10 years
Of age or over. Apply to Foreman
1ntelligsueer composing room.
1e-3.6
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-IIighcst cash prices paid
for second hand clothing. hats and
shoes. Point Second Hand Store. 2llS
Main St. Phone 2ls6-R. Jy-S-l
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WANTEDxMale and Female

to house canvassers
and commission statesmen for attract.
i've new article. Liberal discounts.
Phone ~. 1y-8-l
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ideal Summer Home.

FOR SALE-Country Club Overland. in
good condition. Apply 3909 MscColloch
jy-l0-i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
MEXICANOS.

C6digo Civii-Eiiei0n OtIcjzl 8. 90
CSd!Ru Ne Procedimicatos C:yilcs ......$I.5O
'&digo Penal $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
PRETENDIC TIMAR A
LOS ~EXCURSIONlSTAS
In tenierte carrGnClSta les
pidio dinero para ente-
rrar q un auiador

CICDAD DE MENlCO. Abril IL
81 Teriente de .Artilleria Juan y. 10
nero. fue Gado de baja en- virtUd de
haber pretcndido l!evar u buen termi-
no IN habil timo. Y del cual Than a ser
rictimaS NADIA mcAoS que los cXcurSlo-
n;stas Ge Chicago en- los momen-
tos precisos en- cue tomaban e. tren
para encanlinarse a 81 patrla. despues
de haocr tcnido en- Mexico las mas
Cratas impresiones, Segur eiLos mis-
mos 10 eN7rcsaron 4 Ia prensa metro
politana.
Fuc e. case que Romero Sc acer-
co a los eXcursIonisras, manifestanoo-
les Il Ia fan,;lia del aviador Gunner
cindo Hidalgc GARCIA de fonGos para
Lar tranquila Sepultura al cadavcr.
Romero robuStecia su cnganifa de
mancra habil Y continents. mostran-
do = los h~uespcdes una carta falsa
de los familiares del aviador Hidalgo,
hacienda yer. ademaS.-argumento IN
genioSo-que el militar de ~Leroplanos
hahia muerto preciSamente en- n eX-
hibici6n hecha en- honor de los citadoS
v]iSiIanteS.
Ante semeiantcs ar@umentos, nadle
de los viajeros dudo de Ia veracidad
de 10 cue decia ell teniente Romero;
nero como per ahi andaba un senior
Simonds. que sabe como sc las gastan
algunos oficiales del ~ejGrcito de Ca
rranza, deSconfio del case Y asi 10 nj
20 YER 2 algunos de los excursions
taS uue aparte de estar conformes con
10 manifestado por Romero. admifa-
ban en- 81 su traje de gala y suS bue-
sentimientos para con el compane-
70 aucrto por desgracia en- el mo-
nent en- que halagaba el amino de
COS. los honorabies visitanteS.
En- esos morentos Sc acerc0 un CO.
misario de policia. quien condujo 4
Romero. siendo c~onsignado iespues a
IA Comandancia Militar de Ia plaza, a
CUE 10 do &c baja por indigno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
VAN A ESPANA
ESTUDIANTES
MEXICANOS
Los pensiono la Colonia Espa-
nola de Yucatan a ini-
ciatiya del Consul
Especial para Ii PRENSA.

Especial para Ii PRENSA.
HABANA, abril 19.-Han embar-
cado para Espana. despues de perma-
necer en- Ia Habana, como ~huespedes
del Centre Gallego. dos iovenes estu-
diantes meyicanos, que van 4 Madrid
para ccntinuar ALI sus estudios en- la
Universidad Central, ~pensionadcs pOr
la Colonia Espanola de la ciudad de
Merida. Yucatar.
Son ellcs Raul Caramel Trujillo,
estudiante de jurisprudencia. Y Sa-
muel Aguilar Sarmiento. estudiante
de medicina. .Ambos son yucatecos Y
Sc han distinguido por su amor al es-
tudio, V por sus sentimientos de ca
rino hacia Espaha.
La Colonia Cspanoia de Ia ciudad
de Merida, con motive de Ia celebra-
cion de la Fiesta de la RaZa. cre0 dos
becas para enviar ! ESpana Z dos de
los EstudianteS de mas porvenir en-
tire los yucatecos, habiendo sido elegi-
dos los citados senores.
Segun de~claraciones que durante su
estada en- la Habana hicieron los es-
tudiantes mexicanoS. Ia iniciativa pa
IA Ia creacion de las becaS a estudian-
ties meXicanoS que vayan a ES-
pana, fuG obra del ~vice-c0nsui es-
panol en- Merida. don Rogelio Y. Sua-
rez. quien en- la carta enviada a sus
! paisanoS en- la Habana para que aga
| ~sajaran a los e~Studiantes pensionados,
habla en- los siguienteS terminus So
bre la idea de enviar periodicamente
q Espana q los estudiantes hispano-a-
mericanos:
"Opina que es esta una manera prac
tica de If eSpanoliZando 4 "a !juventud
hispano americana. TodoS los espa-
noleS que vivimoS en- eStos paises por
noSotroS ~generadoS. eStamos en- la o.
bligaci0n. creo 20. De TRAFALGAR con
ahinco para c~onseguir Que Ia Fiesta
de Ia Raza" arraigue profundamente
en- ell alma de estoS pueblos. Al objeto
de que Sc mantenga en- ellos perenne-
mente el eSpiritu de la raZa. Es in
dudablc que ell porvenir econ6mico de
Espana. esta en- estos palses, y en- mi
concepto. la union estrecha, %espiritual
Y de intereses mutuos con elloS, es de
vida o muerte para Espana Y para
ellos mismoS."
''Viendo sobre Ia conveniencia. ha-
bria que buscarla no s6!amente para
Espana Sino tambien para estos PAL
ses de nuestra raza. Es. por 10 tan
TO. precise hacer convenios en- tai for
ma que al beneficiarSe nuestros pro-
ductos en- estes paiSeS. tamoien ks-
pana Sc abra mercado para los pro
ductos de America Y puertos llbres
para u ALI vayan. y ALI sc vendan
los que en- Espana no Sc consuman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22

f Pan dc los Pobres. Cuai-o tomos ...Sa.6o
Amor de los AruorcS. Cualrc tpnloS. $3.50
Il Inferno de los C~clos.-SeEunGa parte
de n anterior. Cuatro tones ..-..-... $3.50
La Madre lie lc> DeSamparad0s 1 C0moS- $3.50
Ia Nuier AGIltera. Cua;ro tonne. ..---- $3.50
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LA MAS ACRADABEE
De LAS NOTICIAS
EN- FL MUNDO

FL mayor placer Que Sc puede ex-
perimentar es el de tener Ell conocl-
miento de que Sc puede ayudar al
bieneStar de Sus semeJanteS.
No hagas a otro 10 que no qWeras
que tie hagan a IT, Dice un viejo
refrain.
Z! dinero no significa NADIA, puesto
Que no Sc 10 puede llevar cuando la
muertc llega. FL dinero no puede
hacernos f~eliceS. nj puede ~proporcio-
narnoS las mismaS SatiSfacciones que
la carta que a continuation aparece.
EXisten millones de cosas que pueden
ser adquiridaS con dinero, pero Ia
gran satisfaction V agradecimlento
que Sc desprende de esta carta no
puede comprarse. Leala I'd:
Magnolia. W. Va, Mario II de 1919.
Laxcarin Products Co.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Muy Senores mics:
Adjunta hallaran Ia cantldad de
IN dollar S1.00. para que Sc Sirvan
enviarme inmediatamentc otra caJa de
I.axcarin. el gran t0uico de la sangre
Y de los ~nervios. Favor de enviarla
q Ia Siguiente direction:
(FirmaGo.l Jno. \. Flora.
Box No. ). Magnolia, W. Va"
FL original de eSta carta sc en-
cuentra en- nueStros archives. Y on
yusto Ia mostrarem0s 4 toda perso-
ma que 10 solicite.
ESta carta pone de manifesto que
LaXcarin es Ia mejor de las medlci-
mas para la Sangre Y para el siste-
ma nervioSo. Proporclona u mayo
res beneficioS. pueS cue eS un pode-
roso creador de tejidoS celulareS,
dando por 10 tanto ayuda efecitva. pa
"a yigorizar el organISmo. especial
mcnte deSpueS que Sc han SufrlGo en-
fermedades tales como influenza, pos
TRACTION nerviosa. o cualQulera otra de
las dolenciaS que deian el sistema
completamente agotado. No vaclle
I'd. en- pcdir LaXcarin 5! Sc slente de-
hi Y decade. pues es 10 meJor que
puede hallar. 81 desea hacer I'm aho-
rro. uida el tratamiento complete de
seis cajaS, al precio de cinco dollars, o
hien, una sofa GAIA, cuyo va!or eS dc
I'm dollar. PidalaS hoy mlsmo y ma
mana eStara convencido de IA eficlen-
ella de la magnifica medicinal LaXca-
rim. LANCARIN PRODUCTS CO,
Dept. SP-4, Pittsburgh, Pa. 10
acepte I'd. sustitutos. (Adf.)
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MISCEIANEA

CautcS = l. Suier.-Ceiccci6H &c vcrSo5
acrGSticos. tornado con nombrcs ie mt
jcrcs. poc ordcn alfnbttieo ........... Cos
En- Casa A5ena.-SiEinaS de- dssticzro,
por Nanuel.iIEQCiZ BIaGcc ..--..-.... 40c
- foz de a Observation-Disclosures dc
he7TioSas y morales hiS:o-ieL-S ...---Si.j0
Las Mi y tina No-hcs.-ae-rosa oolecciGn
De cucntos or:ea:=ies. Eiisioa 4 IA rus
tic2 I5c
LIS MI y una NochcS--EupaStada. $500
Los Nil ) uD D'aS.-CusHtus araccs = per
Sas. t-adGciGos al c2S.e.lano. ..--....SI. %
Ia Leg &c pios--Co!ecciGn de leyendzS hs-
sdG.s ~ los principles del DecAioso, por
Oa. IzriZ del Pillar Sinqes .-.....-..-$l.21
Muie-e, Cele5yrS &c Mexico. -Escu7ilaSiJa
De intercSauteS da;os soh-c las u~uie-c.
mas nocab.cS cue "a p?cd.ciGo 4!eXico. - -
Tiaie Al-edeGo- del iundo.-interesante
relate De vi vIa.s pOT LIS pe:nci?a!es
.aciorc5 Gel G!obo 75c
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HdbrG ~c0yrero-s

Ha6rG cUyreruS
Parece que las dificultadeS o las
Que t~ropezaron los duenos del Hippo
dromo para poder abrir una tempora-
da de carreras. Sc ha SuOsanaGo va de
un modo complete.
Sc nos dice que Il de los requiSl-
tos que pusieron las autoridades amc-
ricanas para dar el permiso necesa-
rio para Que sc c%elebraran las tales
carreras, fue el de que el Casino que
SO habia eStablecido en- la margen
del rio opuesta a Ia p~oblaci6n, sc
trasladara dentro de la IONA de la
ciudad.
La t~raslaci1n de este casino cuesta
la sunla de diez mil dollars. ESQ
no obstante la obra Sc emprendera
Y van a ganar por ella los vecinos
los propietarios del Casino.
La temporada de carreras, como es
sabido ,atrae a mas de diez mil per-
sonaS & la poblGcion meXicana.
Las racQcioneS q los empleadoS
Ell jueves. viernes Y sabado santos,
los empleados de IL administration de
Cantu han gozado de unas cortas Va
caciones de primavera, premio muy
justo pues en- SUI mayoria los clta-
dos empleados tienen a sus famillas
en- las poblaciones americans Y por
los Wales que hacen con tanta ire
cuencia V por otras cauSas, no pueden
gozar de la compania de u fanllla-
res durante TODD ell ano.
AlgunaS oficinas han cerrado u
puertas por complete al publico; otras
no.
FL IRqeniero Joaquin ralacioS
Sc encuentra nuevamente en- IlIua-
IA. despues de haber e~mprendido I'm
peligroso viaje al Distrito Sur de la
Baia California. ell senior Ing. Don
Joaquin Palacios. Comisionado por ell
gobierno del Distrito Norte de Ia Ba-
ia California para distribuir los au-
Xilios que Sc r~ecogieron en- este dis
trito para las victimas del ciclon que
hace mcses destruyo grandes prople-
dades Y cause innumerables perdidas
en- La Paz. San jose del Cabo y
otros lugares.
FL Ing. Palacios ha vuelto a 81 la
Dor de repartir ~tierras 4 los agrl-
cultores que Sc en%cuentran en- condl-
Clones de c~ultivar!as.
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BIBLIoTEcA ~TRAGI-RoMANTICA,


ii so certcGos ccda uEG.p
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FL Pa-aiso dc las AuScT--
81 uaGa dc los Mares
Ell Sido dc R~ussc-o-es-
~ Collar de ESneralca..
Il 81 DC las Sinas.
Ell Aims en- IN Beso.
La Hiig Dc las Flor-.
Ia Hiel en- los LabioS-
Ia Nina dc los JaEminct-
Ia viada Allegro.
Ia Co-tc de! Amor.
Ii P-:Rcssa del Dollar.
la Hiia dc Venus
LIS EyaS Ncderuas.
Las Ob-,raS del ATo-.
Las Hijas del Champagne
Marina o "a Hija de las OEas.
Sfaldi.rs sean los Eombrss.
Na!ditas sean las Sugars.
Naldito SEA q Amor.
NaIG:tus sean los 'Celo..
P~asicna=ias de Amor.
po-uur Sc CzSan los BOmb=es.
pu-C.S e CSsan las Nujcres.
Poro-s Pecan las Nuie-es.
Po-Tur Nurnu-an isS VEGAS
Po-ur- Reincidcn las Niudas-
por SOUR a Una SuJer-
Su Nla;e5:ad cl Amor.
.EIyS raj Nova
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que Echevarcia fue hallado en- COM
pania de una agraciada mesera que
so>tenia r~elaciones con Eusebio Mar
tineZ, asiStente de la jefatura de
operacioneS, quien dio de p~unaladas
a Echevarria hasta Gejarlo n.uerto en-
el propio lecho en- que fue encontra-
do a la bora de practicsr las dill
gencias legales. No Sc tienen mott
ciss del rumbo cue tomaria e. asesl-
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acusado de felicismo que
estaba preso en- la
capital tapatia

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Abril 20.
-Despu@s de diez meses de %recluslon
en- la pcnitenciaria. fue puesto en- IL
bertad Q orden del Juez de Distri-
to. Donate Vera. a quien sc instruyo
proceso nor haberse descubierto que
hahia siGo lombradc jefe de opera
Clones revolucionarias en- el Estado
Ge Colima Dor ell General Felix Diaz.
FL juez. condenG q Niera a sufrir
IN arrcsto. incapacitdndolo, ademas,
para cl eierciSio de Sus derechos
politicoS por el termino dc cinco
amos. Eiera gestiono 81 l!bertad y al
fin la ontuvo sin mayores dificulta-
dos a. c~onvencerse q Juez de Distri-
20 que GARCIA de elementoS para
revolucionar.