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The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23
MARSHAL'S SALE

VIII be sold at the city pound O,
saturday the 23rd day of Angus
1919 one black and white spotted sov
pig about five months old weigh
about forty pounds, marked with
crop and split in each ear. Said pi'
now in the city pound unclaimed, ant
to be sold for impounding fees ant
costs. This the 18th day of AUGUST
1918.
j, e REGISTER, Marshal City o
Brunswick, Ca.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23
GEORGIA, Glynn County.

To all whom it may concern:
Ca1lie Mcintyre having in propei
form applied to me for permanent let
ters of administration on the estate
of Mary Johnson, late of said county
this is to cite all and singula, the
creditors and next of kin of Mary
Johnson to be and appear at my office
within the time allowed by law, an(
show cause why permanent admins
trat'un should not be granted to Car
iria Mcintyre on said estate
Wines my hand and official sig
aaure, his 4h day Angus, 1919.
EDWIN w. DART, Ordinary,
G.. c., Ca
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

WANTED-Party with wifi, and ont
child wants to rent a Furnished
house or apartment. Must have mod
ern conveniences and be desirahly 10
Gated, Address ], M. o. care Bruins
wick News.
8-19-20-21
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

WANTED TO RENT-Private fam;lly
adults, wish tc rent permanently from
Sept 1. six or eight roo1n modurn
Translated frcm the Greek by Rose
neighborhood. walking distance. Ad-
dress Permanent, st. Simon Island.
S.23
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build IJr The Cvsteu
II IOI Vp" IN
S-S-15-22-29

OP
Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. You know what you
are taking. as the formula is printed on
every label, showing it is Quinine and
ron in a tasteless form. The Quinine
drives out the malaria. the Iron builds up
the system. 60 cents.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23
A BARGAIN SALE IN URBANA;
PRETTY, HEALTHY URBANA

By trade consummated some days
ago, we have secured control of Il
Urbana lots, in addition to those al.
ready on Our List, We MUST sci
these lots by the first of the coming
month and we are going to sci! al
prices that will surprise you.
Remember we have houses and lots
i'll each and every part OF Brunawicb
and we sell a little less than the
average dealer, We want to keep
Up our reputation for QUICK SALES
md i'll the meantime help to make
MS Il rcal home owning city.
Ask Us about that south-end bun.
salow. Ask us also about those
Dietty lots near the curve on north
NORWICH street. We are selling
big lots for $120 and others are
holding lots near them at more thar
double the price we ask.
p. S. If yqp p.}lbggGSssss .3}bgSss II lpt1 frobsSue
we will assistSih 'gettDig gEthe al,iones
for you to build your OWN HOME.
SEE US.
LEAvY's REALTY AGENCY,
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23
I'd Dfivei Out MaIara e>9
:siESFH And Buid Up The system

Take the Old STANDARD GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. You know what you
arc taking, as the fGmula is printed on
every label. shown; II is QlInine and.
Iron In a tasteless form. The Qolnine
dives out the maIara the Iron builds up
lLo system. 60 ITS.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

FOR SAIE-One fiy' goom ite"%c
1907 Egmont street, 500 cash. ba'an
$40 per month. Nov renting for - :
Price $110O. Nice loc'tion. u. NJ. Sh
pard, p. o. Box 1G. So
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

ROOMS FOR RENT-Cool, comfort t
able rooms ON ground 1oor; eaail.
accessible to business district. di
rectly across street from excellent
boarding house. Corner Egmont ant
F streets, Phone 673.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

FOR SALE
THREE (s) ROLLER TOP DEsk'
ONE % TYPEWRITER DESK.
FOUR ~ OFFICE CHAIRS
TWO (2) TABLES.
MALCOLM e. M'kINNON, Phone %
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished fiai
screened, all modern convenicaces
Apply 1916 Union street. Phone 74o
S-23
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

FOR SALE-Buick Six touring tal
A No. / shape. five new tires. Bal.
gain for cash. No other need a"5T CT
1904 Newcastle street 81
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

WANTED-to buy good young rlilc
COW. DR., Frank B. Atkinson.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

FOR SALE-One five room fouse
1909 Egmont street, $40, cash balance
500 per month. Now renting for $40
Price $1100. Nice location. ID. Nj
Sheppard, P. o. Box 1'6. S-2'
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-23

SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1919
WANTS
=or Rent---For Sale
For Any Bargain
WANTED
WANTED GIRLS WANTED Of
good appearance to learn cho- 4
rus work. Good salary paid whiIel |
learning. Apply ar box office OF
Grand Theater or Royal Hotel
Annex between and 3 .. MI
Fox Reilly manager Globe Trct-I
ters Co., now at Grand Theater. 4
FOR RENT-Three unfurnisl. ed
rooms. / 311Prince. S.27i
WANTED--At once housekeepe.
Portable home ard fair salary ONLY
two elderly persons in family. Rop'y
to Houeekeepcr, P. 0. Box 457 City. i
WANTED-All round, capable bank
man desires to make change.
Would eb interested in position OF
cashier or auditor in live pru.;;c:.
sive state or national bank, ethics III
or out Of state. Personl interview.
Address Auditor, care The News.
8-31
WANTED-Two men to sell sr;ali
electric refrigeration and ice max
ing machines to private residence
and boarding houses. c. o. LeSaIr.
Oglethorpe Hotel
1928
FOR SALE-Furnftufe for living room
in wicker, Dining room in fumed cak
William and Mary period, kitcIei, ard
two bed rooms, Address Mr.. Doven
;ol- l. a
or phone 1O11 S.t2
FOR .SALE-One Ford Truck, in good
condition. Bargain for cash. Phone
IA Y; .~.,,-, s-2G.
FOE SALE-Sixty five head OF gaeG
grace range cattle. Also 1918 Fowl
turing car with demountable rims.
shock absorbers, glass lights in top.
and other improvements. Address r
O, Box So. City. Ssh
WANTED-A bungalow Or small house
in good neighborhood. Cali phone No
567 or see me at 1893 NcIwith 81.
W. A .Whittle, Jr. S-2S
FOR SALE-15 beautiful lots in Gr~
bana at $3.50 per lot terms if desired =
For particulars write Mrs. %, GIauber
90 Jaf 10 Il Ia
FOR RENT-Nioely furnished loom
for gentleman. Close in. Rates reason
able 1929 Egmont S-l$
FOR SALE--Buick Six touring ca
A No / shape, five new tires. Bar.
gain for cash. No other need a"5T CT
1904 Newcastle street So
WANTED TO RENT-Private fam;lly'
adults, wish tC rent permanently from
Sept. l. six or eight room modufn
Translated frcm the Greek by Rose
neighborhood walking distance. Ad-
dress Permanent, st, Simon Island.
S23
FOR SALE
THREE (s\ ROLLER TOP DEskr
ONE % TYPEWRITER DESK.
FOUR (4) OFFICE CHAIRS
TWO (2) TABLES.
MALCOLM E. M'klNNON, Phone q
WANTED--Party with wife and one
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12
KEoKUK's PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Published lists of new books acquired recent
ily by the Keokuk public library give evidence
of an aim on the part OF the trustees OF the IN
Istitution to include in their purchases the most
important contributions to the thought OF this
!flurrying and extraordinary epoch through
which humanity is passing, when the minds OF
men and women are strained and alert as never
before to discover the meanings and tendencies
tof the age The crowding problems of life can,
without exaggeration, be said to lave set the
whole world bordering, wondering and seek
ing for clues and leanings which indicate where
the readjustment now SO evident is to end.
This spirit of inquiry is reflected In the htera-
ture of the times; and while there is no lack OF
fiction, foreign and American, biography and
art, there are notable contributions to philoso-
ply, psychology, religion and the matters of
deeper concern. As might be expected, there
are earnest students in the fields of sociology
and economies; and the labor question and its
manifold problems now pressing for solution
engage the attention of many minds. Of inter
est is the disposition to re-examine the guilds,
those organizations of workers, traders and
professional men so nightly influential in the
middle ages in making Europe what it was and
is, in the hope that some practical solution of
present industrial problems may therein be
found. It may well prove most fruitful field
/ of inquiry; for while evils developed under that
system to which the world cannot go back, the
guilds gave the workers with hands or brains
or both an influence, an independence and
pride and joy in their work, whatever it was,
which is more than often sadly absent in the
industrial world of today. By carefully select
ed works ON this and cognate interests and an
unusual offering of the best in periodical litera
ture, the Keokuk public library, to which all
may repair to study, read or borrow the books
they WISH keeps abreast of our city's needs.
Like Prospero's library, it is . a dukedom large
enough" for readers who take for their pro-
vince all knowledge and the multifarious intel
lectual activities of this age of ferment and
change
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12
They are never alone that are accompanied
by noble thoughts.-Sir Philip Sidney.
TRADE EARLY; BUY LITERALLY.

Although the hours and times are out of joint,
the stores Of Keokuk are unusually attractive
for this holiday season, and the size and di-
versity of the stocks of goods are remarkable.
Keokuk merchants, with their accustomed
enterprise, have prepared to meet the demands
Of the people of this vicinity, and their effort
should be appreciated by rewarding them with
the largest trade in the history of their bust
ness careers. One way of showing them and
their salespeople some degree of appreciation
is to trade early in the day; this method of trad
ing is now forced because of restrictions as to
hours imposed by the orders of the national and
state fuel administrations. So good comes from
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12

that. There is no reason why people Of this 10
cality should not commence their holiday shop
ping at once In doing so, the rush OF the last
few days of the season would be lessened and
the opportunity would be given merchants to
make deliveries at less expense.
Then too the people who shop early can De
given more attention Should patrons OF keo-
kul stores be unable to care for their purchases
for a period of ten days or SO, our merchants
would be perfectly willing to hold the same Tor
them and deliver at any specified time. Special
attention should be given to this early shopping
suggestion by people who place mailing OF ex-
press orders with merchants, for there is always
transportation congestion in the late holiday
season.
Let us all determine to secure our holiday
gifts and procure our Christmas supplies at the
earliest possible date thus avoiding more or
less perplexities for ourselves and aiding mer-
chants to make the holiday rush less annoying
and tiresome.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12
TODAY's BIT OF VERSE
WE 30 NOT DIE.

We do not die.
1t is a lie;
Deaths eternal sleep,
My thoughts thine
Thy image mine,
Within my heart they sleep.
If dying, then, is such sad pain,
And life is all in vain,
What of our thoughts, our dreams our hopes;
VIII they not live again?
What OF the love which molds anew
Another life for me and you?
What of the soul from heaven sent
TO bind the dream of love content?
What of the sum- which lights the way
To all the wonders of the day?
What of the stars which nightly shine
And guide our way to heavens shrine?
Eternal sleep, it is a lie!
The soul which looks to God can never die!
New York Heral,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12

Revolutionary communion is menace to civilization
In country after country fnd large of people
ready against the existing social ORDER and to es
tabsh by relentless and unscrupuous use OF brute
force dsspotism formidable than anything ever
attempted by Hapsburg Hohenzoern or Romanof. Like
these and I'll their predecessors the creators of the new
tyranny make promises Of ultimate freedom Well
being and happiness In their experiment upon the
living body society they wouid destroy the inst'
asages which alone can make possible tho
orderly development of humanity toward sett-cnosen
fdeai-Iohn Sparuo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12
SHOE SPECIALS

Mems 1S-inch high top shoes,
$500 val. $1,000
Men rs $500 vici kid shoes 1880. 1898
Men s heavy work shoes, $3.50 val. $4.48
Men S high topped shoes, $22.5O
val ....l.......... pillow
Mems English last dress shoes,
black, $3.50 val -. ...... $5.48
Mems dark brown button shoes,
800 val ............. $4.98
Men $ $500 val dark brown shoes 1898
Boys heavy work shoes, $3.50 val. $3.48
Boys high topped shoes, size 212
to 5 $500
Women's 5000 shoes S4.98
Women's $3.50 Shoes all colors !. 1898
Women's moccasins, all colors, $3.50
val Sits
Girls gunmetal school shoes,
500 val ............. $3.48
Fur trimmed house slippers, all col
ors, 1925 val $1.68
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12

We have a complete line Of
rubbers, rubber arctics and felt
boots in anyestyle or size. Our
prices are the lowest In this
class Of goods and we will guar
antee every pair.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12
SUITS, MAcKINAWs, ovERcoATs

Young mems suits in the latest style.
Blue serge suits, $1,000 val $3.50
Boys So suits, size IL to II, to close
oAo V9.fO
Young mems belted back model over
coats, latest style and colors,
$500 val ........ s24.5O
Mems mackinaws, $15 val. .... $1O.48
$500 val. S6.98
Sheepskin coats, 500 val ...... $14.98
Duck coats, $500 val S5.48
Corduroy coats, 5000 val s6.48
Corduroy trousers, 800 val SAB
Blue serge trousers, all wool $3.50 up
Ladies skirts, georgette waists, house
dresses, bungalow aprons at very low
prices.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12
HATS AND CAPS

We have very complete line of hats
and caps in all colors and latest styles.
We are making special on $3.50 hat
for ......... t$1.98
Other hats from -. $500 to $500
Mems and boys caps from TIC to $500
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-12
DRESS SHIRTS

Dress shirts make an ideal Xmas gift.
We have wonderful selection Of shirts
at prices to suit everybody.
Dress shirts, good quality, $1.25 val
special CSC
Dress shirts, $500 val. CSC
Dress shirts, $4.00val ........ S29a
Silk fibre dress shirts, $500 val. s. 1898
Silk crepe de chine shirts S1198
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
Oregon considera Cue no
razonable
(Viene de la Ia. Pag)

co un gobierno f%accional. que ha
a~provechado ell ejercito y las Cortes
para realizar conforme a Il proplos
intereses las elecciones Y que Carran-
"a es un dictator irresponsible, pero
tambien es indudable que e! regimen
de este domino los puertos y las
fronteras y recauda las contribuclo-
mes V los derechos aduanales y sos
tiene los servicios publicos de ferro-
CARRIES, telegrafos Y demas, en- la
republica. Y supuesto que Carranza
no puede ser derrocado, ell Presiden-
tie Wilson debe convencerse, anteS de
dar ell reconocimiento de la beige
rancia que Sc lie pide, de la v~erdadera
fuerZa de los insurgentes y de 81 ca
pacidad para establecer un gobierno.
Cuando haya hecho tai, puede la
mar a una conferencia a los que ofre-
cen arreglar las dificultades de Me
Xico."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
Ell AMOR A La PATRIA

EyiSte I'm amor de Ia patria que
tiene principalmente su origen en- csc
sentimiento irrefieXivo, de%sinteresado
e indefinible que liga al corazon del
hombre con los lugares en- que ha
nacido. Ese amor i~nstintivo Sc coz
funde con la afici6n a las costum-
bres antiguas, con el respeto a los an
tepasados Y Ia memorial del pasado;
los que 10 sienten quieren a su pals
como Sc ANA 4 la casa paterna. A
man Ia tranquilidad que en- el han
CONTRADICT; Sc aficionan a los recuer-
dos que les presenta Y hasta en-
cuentran cierta dulzura en- vivir en-
81 sometidos 4 la o~bediencia. Aeon
tece con frecuencia que csc amor q
Ia patria es aun mas exaltado por
Ell cello religioso, Y entonces Sc lie We
hacer prodigios.
DE TOCQUEVILLE: De la de-
moe. en- America.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
Barragan amenaza a los di.
putados
(Viene de la la. Pag)

| algunas a~claraciones. Dijo que ell nc
era IN espadachin nj un perdonavldas
como Barragan, que ~simplemente Sc
habia lanzado a Ia revolucion, por'
que Ia habia creido necesaria para Ia
salvation de Ia patria. Que el no era
de los diputados a quienes Sc manda-
ba lamar, que 81 guerra Barragan
verlo, bien podria il a buscarlo a su
casa y que por ultimo estaba a dis
posicion del jefe carrancista, en- to-
dos los ~terrenos. Despues de lamentar
Siurob que Barragan de espectaculos
Y que decir en- las puertas de la Ca
mara de Diputados, declare:
econ Barragan 81 estoy diSpuesto
a batirme porque es un companero
de armas, 81 acepto ell duelo o Ba-
rragan porque tambien es un hon.
bre de convicciones, pero en- cambio
nunca estaria dispuesto a batirme
con Palavicini, que esta por complete
descalificaGo de su honor. Por 10
mismo-repito-estoy a disposition
del Jefe del Estado Mayor de Carran-
"a, para atenderlo en- todos los te-
rrenos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
ADRIAN EN- PIEDRAS
NEGRAS, COAH., UNA
AGENCIA COMMERCIAL
La creencia de que Ua a au-
mentar ell trdfico los
indujo q clio
Fs-~-'-' narc Ia PprNsA

TeiS7rn'"r FsT"~'~' 1GTG Ia PPENS.A
EAGLE PASS, septiembre -
En- provision de IN aumento conside-
rable en- el trafico ferrocarriIero, la
direction de las Lineas Nacionales
dispuso que Sc estableciera en- Pie
dras Negras una Agencia Conner
cial de los ferrocarriles, cosa que Sc
ha l]evado a efecto.
Al frente de la referida oficina
Sc halla Alfonso Valdes, que estuvo
por espacio de mucho tempo ira
bajando en- ell Departamento de Fle-
ties de la Ciudad de Mexico Y en- Wis
ia de este Y de que habla correcta-
mente el inglcs Sc cree que este ca
pacitado para manejar con exito los
negocios de la oficina Que Sc lie ha
confiado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15

Acabamos de recibir de la ciudad
de Mexico una eXtensa information
politica, relacionada con la siruacion
interior del pals, y particularmente
con los proyectos que, segun Sc AFR
ma, tiene formados el Presidente Ca
rranza, para restar fuerza al obre-
gonismo y n~ulificar, por el mejor me-
do imaginable, Ia intensa campana
que csc nuevo partido Sc propone lie
var a cabo dentro de IN termino de
tres SemanaS.
Comienzan diciendo las noticias-
que desde luego aceptamos como We
ridi2as por proceder de fuentes fide-
~dignas-que en- las esferas oficiales
del gobierno Sc nota marcado deScon-
tento por la actitud politica de los
partidos que sostienen las candidatu-
ras de Obreg6n y Gonzalez, para la
Presidencia de Ia Republica, pero
principalmente, una odiosidad mani
fiesta en- contra del grupo obrego-
nista, cuyos lideres han emprendido
una energica campana de oposicion,
tanto en- las camaras como en- los pc
riodicos, Y aln en- los corrillos de los
ministerioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
Otros ~asuntos

Ell diputado Altamirano, rectlflca
algunas de las d~eclaraciones vertidas
por Garcia Ruiz en- la session pasa-
da. Dice que el Sc mezcl0 en- los asun-
tos de G~uanajuato, porque cree que
es su deber ell atenier a los asuntos
que son de interes general para la
R~epublica. Ell mismo derecho lie asls-
tie a Ruiz para mezclarse en- los
asuntoS de Yucatan. Els ell mismo
case. Ruiz contesta diciendo que AL
tamirano Sc quiere hacer acreedor a
IN premio y entonces Altamfirano
desde su haciento lie grita "iCalum-
niador! y Ruiz responde eel calum-
niador es ustedr" FL diputado Toro
Intervene pidiendo que retiren sus
palabras ofensivas, 10 que consigue
despues de mucho esfuerzo.
Sc presenta a la consideration de
la Asamblea Ia ley de tierras ociosas,
excluyendose ell articulo que esta-
blece que los ayuntamientos conce-
deran las tierras ~ociosas a los denun-
ciantes, dentro de los tres dias de
~presentada la solicitud Y sin mas
tramites que ell de cerciorarse de que
efectivamente Sc trata de tierras
o~iciosas. MARTINEZ del Rio ataca Ia
ley, pero cuando Sc quiere votarla,
desaparece el quorum. Sc levanta IL
session.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
QUEDO DEFINITIVAMENTE A.
PROBADO Ell PROGRAMA
DE LAS FIESTAS

Ell PASO, Texas, septiembre IS,
-Ancche fue arrcbado definitiva-
mente Ell programa para las fiestas
patrias. FL unico nimero que Sc su-
PRIMO fue ell que Sc hallaba a ar
so de Rayo Reyes.
Las a~utoridades militares de Gu
dad Juarez han ofrecido que proper
cionaran una banda de ndsica para q
tome parte en- Ia parada del dia 16.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
Oregon sera Presidente.

Tai es la intensiGad de Ia propa-
ganda obregonista en- esta ciudad-
dice la correspondence recibida-que,
en- todas parties de Ia capital, en- to-
Tdas las esferas sociales, Sc da como
un hecho que ell proXimo ~presidente
de Mexico sera Aware Obregon, y
que don Fenus.iano CarranZa for
mara parte de su gabineJe, al tren-
te de una de las Secretaries de menor
Importance, o marchara al Estado de
Coahuila a hacer su campana por la
gubernatura.
Entire ctro pueblo de la capital
siguesenos refiriendo-se considera
possible, V aun probable, que 81 Ell
PresiGente Carranza, NAL aconsejado
por Cabrera o por cualquier otro de
sus ministries, resolviera susperder
las elecciones, aunque sea temporal
mente, Y permanecer en- el poder poT
un corto tempo mas, Oregon sc
lanzara a Ia lucha armada, liamando
a su lado a los PARTICIPATES iefes y
o~ficiales del ejercito, alegando Ell
mismo principle de "a ''no-reelecci5n'
que sostuvo Ia revolucion maderista
en- 1910.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
~Lynchamiento de dos me-
xicanoS
(Viene de Ia la. PaginaJ

Sc llamaban Jose Gonzalez Y Santos
Ortiz.
La policia dice que la multitud que
cometi6 este terrible atentado Sc
equivoco V que los dos individuos que
fueron colgados eran inocentes, pues
los culpables fueron enviados a la
carcel del Condado en- provision de
que pudiera acontecer algo k2me-
jante q 10 que acaecio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
~HISTORICAS.

FL Sol de Mayo.-Menor;aS de "A Interven-
lion f-ancesa- Con Srabados .....-...S2-SV
:. Gro de las Campanas.-Novela histo-
-ica de Erandisirao interes ...::......S2-5o
"A Msjes:ad Cai~da.-Episocios histoT!cnS
Ss "a revoIuc;on maderIstS ...-....-...Sl.oo
Los Observation-Disclosures Ge Ia :2surrec-
ci6n contra Espana S2--9
Memorials de IN Observation-Disclosures de
IA epoca de d RcforIa" .$---o
sace-dote y CaudiLo.-Lpis0dios de nuestra
Guerra Ge ludeprnGsncia ............-S2.29
Touochic. Novela historical pov iLers-