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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05
PRESIDENT TO
CALL CABINET
TO HELP HIM
Gives Serious Consideration to
Revival of Wartime
PriCe-FiXing.
By United Press:


WASHINGTON. Aug 5.-Pres't
Wilson and members Of his cabinet
meet today in an effort to devise
means TO cut living costs.
The president is devoting his en-
tire time 20 living cost problems. it
was stated at the white house to-
day.
Conferences with senator's about
the League covenant and peace
treaty will be deferred until some
plan FOR lowering prices is evolved.
il was said.
The president was TO confer with
Atty. Gen. Palmer. following the
general cabinet meeting today
Palmer has been directing the ac-
tivities OF a committee OF cabinet
members and high officials who
nave been endeavOring 10 devise
plars for bringing down the cost of
living
To Confer With Barnes
Later. IL was announced. the
president was 10 confer with Wheat
Director Julius H. Barnes, about
be asked. it was intimated. about
the desirabiHty OF having the gov
eminent purchase this years wheat
crop ut guaranteed prices and re-
sell il on the market at a lower
figure
Palmer will discuss with the presi-
dent various schemes proposed and
il was hi1ted that the president
VIII talk over with him legislation
which might be used in a war on
spectators. profiteers and food
hoarders.
Both the president and his advis-
crs. it was learned. consider speedy
action imperative I'm view of the ma
tion-wide clamor for relief, and are
laboring 10 force an early improve
ment IN the situation.
The ub-committee was named at
a previous meeting 10 sift through
plans offered and discard those on
which there is least agreement.
Julius NJ Barnes Of New York.
wheat director. and Gov. Harding
Of the federal reserve board. were
invited 20 todays conference
Barnes. it was learned. was 10 he
luizzcd on the feasibility OF having
the government purchase the pres
cnt years grain crop at guaranteed
prices and resell it on the market at
lower fgure.
May Lower Bread.
Bread the department OF IaboA
reports. sells for nine TO ten cents
a pound in most cities. 1t is argued
II this price can be cut 20 five or six
cents other foods will drop in sym
pathy.
Gov Harding was 70 be asked
about the advisability of reducing
the ~olume of currency i'm circula-
ton. which officials say is twice that
Of pre-war days They argue this is
one OF the chief causes of high
prices
IL is also suggested that federal
banking machinery be used TO con-
tract credit. Some experts say il is
now highly inflated.
The president II became known
today is giving serious considera-
tion 20 the revival OF the price-fxing
and proft-limitinE functions OF the
food administration and the war in
dustrics board now imperative for
lack Of funds The laws which en-
nhIed them 10 operate are still on
the statute books.
He conferred late yesterday with
Federal Trade Commissioners Muir
dock and Colver. asking them what
cost data they are prepared 10 fur
uish.
The commission il was said. has
production figures on $4,000 O0O. 600
worth of commodities including
bread. -four. canned goods and other
foods
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05
AUSTRIA WILL DELIVER
PROPOSALS TOMORROW
Ey United Press

Ey United Press:
PARIS. Aug 5.-Dr Karl Rem
ner. head OF the Austrian peace del
eeation notified the peace confer
ence today that Austriss counter
proposals 10 the treaty terms would
be delivered tomorrow. Immediate
ly aEerward ne viii leave for Nien-
ra. returning 10 ST. German Aug.
"A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05

Ilat WOulO make no ueultllt Sldtt-
ment. il was rumored that the rail-
road is expecting trouble at Elk
hart and plans TO place an en-
barge very soon.
The Grand Trunk railway repre-
sentatives here have no information
as TO how long that line will accept
freight.
officials OF the New Jersey line
said today that within as hours
South Bend would be entirely with
ott freight service over steam lines.
BY United Press:
CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-Conferences
toward cleaning up the strike Of
railway shopmen throughout the
country Union leaders declared
nearly 250,O00 men already are af
fected, 10000 Of them in the Chi
cago industrial district
A first attempt was 10 be a series
Of conversations between six chair
men Of grand lodges OF the railway
department Of the American Fed
GRAFTON of LABOR and railway execu-
tives A second was TO be through
the United States department Of
Justice
Railroad executives were said "a
be ready TO ask Investigations OF
the present and threatened strikes
on the plea that they were unau-
thorized and Illegal.
Strike Without Orders.
Pres't Hawver Of the grand lodge
asserted the union central council
is acting without orders and i'm dis
obedience 10 the viii of the whole
union.
Regional Director r. H. Aishtor
declared traffic so far has not beer
inperi. He said he expected a
speedy return Of the striking shop
men.
The strike from the first ha,
lacked grand lodge sanction" said
! Ashton. Il understand the mer
have been ordered back 20 work by
officials in Washington"
Ten thousand men quit work al
Minneapolis yesterday. according tC
union claims. Three thousand were
i.reported idle at Indianapolis. while
thousands Of others were said 70 be
out at many other railroad shop.
( throughout the central west
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05
LIFT HUNGARIAN BLOCKADE.

BV Inlteu Irets
PARIS. Aug. 5.-The council or
FIVE lifted the blockade against Hun
gary today The Danube is com
pletely open 10 foreign trade now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05
BUTCHER sLAY-s THREE.

By Inlted FTess
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug. 5-August
Kayser. As years old, a butcher. kill
ed three Of his children by slashing
their throats early today and then
attempted his own life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05
OUTH BEND FACES FREIGHT EMBARGO
WILSON IN FIGHT ON LIVING COST
TheLighterSide
In the Days Ne1cS

HARTFORD, Conn.-Marine Re
cruiting Sergt. Alfred Dancause
took "a re tkic to recommended
doctor for "a physical examination
The doctor proved to he "A woman.
Result-first retreat in history by
marine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05

NEW YORK-Mlnnie used %
collect for an organ grinder. Con-
seQuently. just like monkey. she
couldn't quit il and started II on
friends. Sailors caught her at it.
She was robbing the till Of a sub
marine exhibit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05

CHICAGO-"Everything else il
going up. 30 ] guess YOU had better
pay your wife $40 instead of So"
said Judge Swanson i'm boosting
John BuIats aIimony payments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05

HARTFORD. Conn--Boy, page
Diogenes. Thomas Burke saw a
healthy wallet drop from an auto
mobile. Ii contained a thousand
dollars. He chased the machine
four blocks and restored IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05

CLEVELAND. Ohio-Policc arc
looking for woman with a gem of
a smile. She is wanted for pocket
picking. She wears a diamond i'm her
teeth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05
TWO LINES PUT BAN ON
SHIPMENTS; FEAR TIE-UP
Employees in Elkhart Shops Of New York
Central Take Strike NOte-Walk-
out Spreads Over Nation.
BULLETIN.

ELKHART, Ind, Aug 5.-Tweve hundred men employ
ed shops Of the New York Central lines here begin
o'clock this afternoon decide whether they shall
strike for the national broherhOOd ruling
1t understood that the ballots call for a strike TO
be called o'clock tomorrow afternoon The result of the
balotng will not be known before o'clock tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05

FARGO, y. D.-David johnson.
bOokkccpcr, wrapped "a half-pint of
liquor i'm a hotel towel and news
papers and addressed IL to- PTcs't
Wilson. Police thought IL might be
a bomb. He was adiudgcd insane.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05

MILWAUKEE. Wis.-Fashion-
able ShorewOOd refuses to be
fashionable. a protest resulted in
temporary suspension OF an ordi-
nance prohibitiig keeping of
chickens. Some OF the protestants
even urge the keeping OF pigs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05

Bend facing complete heuP all freight shipments
today when officials of the New Jersey Illinois and In
diana railroad announced that that line would accept
freight Shipment and when the Pennsylvania lines refused
goods be transferred either the Wabash the Che
apeake Ohio Although officials of the New York Cen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-05
WEATHER

Indiana - CLOUDY fouiehr and
"Wednesday. showers and thunder
storms probable north portion.
lower Nnchigan-Cloudy probably
showers and thunder storms to-
night and "Wednesday. not much
change in temperature
The evening world., 1919-07-31
1O-PieceDinine Room Suite: Sale Price,
Pieces sold separately are priced as

The suite massive Of Queen Anne design, handsomely
upholstered in Spanish leather The serving table enclosed
The evening world., 1919-07-31
1O-PieceDinine Rooms suites Sale Prices

Suite Of Queen Anne desgn is well finished in beautiful &c
offered Chair upholstered in brown Spanish leather
Pieces sold separately are pr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
Ia DEUDA DEL N
NO HA D SER
ARREGLADA
Los acreedores canadienses
Sc retiraron uiolentamente
de Monterrey

MONTERREY, n. l.. Abril 10
La circumstances de que de n ma
nera v%iolenta Sc s~aspendieran las pla-
ticas entire el Gobiern0 del Estado
V los representatives dc IA compania
canadiense cue Celebr6 en- paSadas
epocas e. contrato para establecer
cl servicio lie aqua Y Grenaje de IA
ciudad. h2ce suponer al publico dc
2qIi ?ue a fin no pudo llegarSe u nm
gun acuerdo equitativo en- Ia discussion
de tan enclose Y viejo negocio.
Est&s suposicioneS Sc roOUstecie-
ron con cl hecho de que el Gober-
nador LaElbrano. = rail- de IL salda
de los representatives EiZo publican
algunoS documertos importanteS. eX-
preSanCo a pGbiico los cSfuerZOS
que habia hecho para lihrar a Esta-
do de una iNdebidG obligation, Segun
diccn los mismos ~doc1mcntos.
FL professor d. Joel Rocha. que
recibio Ia Acadia de in cjudad. suS-
tijuyendo al senior Garcia que sc re-
tiro previo permiso para atender 4
los trabajoS dc 81 caEGidatura al
Gohierno del EStado. suprimi0 algu-
Z partidas del presupuesto que con-
sider6 superfluaS. marifeStaudo que
por este medic Y algunos otros lic;-
tos el Ayantan4ieuto estaria en- con-
dicloneS dc nivslar sUs gastoS de una
manera Satisfactoria para todos los
~ineereScs del Municjpio.
Sc ha reStablccido 81 trafico con
ell puerto DC Tampico. que Sc sus-
pendi0 durarte aIgunos dias Il cgusa
del asaitc n ire del G~obernador
OsEna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
BELGECA QUE lie
DEN FABRTAS
ALEMANAS
Pretende explotm las que
estdn en- Ell territorto ocu-
Bado actualneHte

PARIS. Abril 1S.-Tomando IA
solucicn del problema relative 4 la
cucnca del Sarre como IN ~proceden-
re. los bclgas estan proponiendo
ahora la adopciGn deu II plan, por ell
cual pUede obtenerse una rcparaclon
por las ~perdidas mdustriales Sufrldas
por 81 pals.
FL plan propuesto por los repre-
Santantcs helgas coTsiste Ell cue Sc
entreguc Il los industrialeS Dcl?. ;
cuyas industries fueron destruld".
por los alsmanes. IN numero de ia
bricaS ~aleEnanas dc las que Sc Italian
cStablcc;das en- 81 territorio ocupa-
DO por 20, aliaGoS. para que sean
operadas para beneficio de aquelios
haSta que las p%!antas bclgas sean res
ta5lecidas al estado eli que Sc halla-
ban al comenzar Ia guerra, por los
alemaneS.
La delegaciCn bclga eypreSa que
la destruction de Ia industrial en-
BGlgica por los a.emanes, fuc Il de
las cosas que mayoreS Dcrjuicios eau
saron al pals, pues ST industrial que
do cast nulificada. Agrcgan aquellos
que una scla fabrica en- Lieja he las
que fueron destrUidaS por los alem&-
mes, estaba avaluada en- Is. 0O0. 600
dc pesos Y que ahora no es mas que
IN moIton dc ruinas sin valor. pues
los a!2manes dcspues de l~levarse la
maquinaria para 81 pals. d~estruyeron
por complete la citada planta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
POR UNA ALLAN
"A ENTIRE ALEMANIA,
RUSSIA Y E. UNIDOS

Ia HAYA. Ho!anda. AbriI IS
En- III arti"uio Gnc puhlica cl Ta%es
Ieitung Ell Ill ediciGn dc hoy, fir
mado por cI Condo Zu R~eventlow.
dicho escritor abo@a por Una a!ianza
dc .Aiemania, Russia Y los Estados
Unidos. scgun dic"n las noticiaS re-
cibiGas hoy en- eSta capital. Fl con-
de funda 81 a!e"ato en- favor de tai
.alianza, en- que los intereses ecou6-
micos de los tres paiseS demandan
tai paso.
Fl autor arramete durameutc Ell
csc mismo aYticulo contra Ia Liga de
las NacioneS, pues considera que tai
convenio no poGra ser n base So
Ida para Ia paG permanente del
mundO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
hay uniformidod en- Ell SIS
temo de immigration

Ell Consejo Examinador del Campo
Eagle Pass. que desdc mace dieZ dias
ha cstado funcionando. Sc halla ahora
pr0ximo = tcrminar sUs laboreS, Sc
gun manifesto cl CCronel G.. \. Vic
scr. comandante en- icte del c!tado
Campo y Presidente del mcncionado
Conscio Examination. Este cucrpo cs-
ii ~inte@rado, ademaS del citado Co
ronel. nor 81 Mayor John J. McEwan.
del Fucrte Sam Houston Y nor los
Capitanes Homer c. Brown, Ellis O..
Gates Y Howell Gwynne, V 81 labor
consistc en- 81 eXamcn de ~oficialcS que
actualmentc cstan prestando suS ser
vicioS en- q ~cjcrcito. con Obieto de
dctcrminar ouicncs de ellos dcheran
ser rutcNidos del servicio. pucS con
motive del liceEc!amicnto habra que
rcducir "iandemeNte el numero dc II
oflcialidad.
Para Ia fccha e. Conseio la eXamI-
rauo a v&rloS dc los oficiales que Sc
c~ncEs3:ran dc "%uaInicl6n en- Ct citaGo
Campo Eagle Pass, on 81 mayoria "a
pitancs. So eSpera que en- dos o Tres
dIas mas termin" cl Cor$"jO Sus iabo-
re EX;imenes Semej&nteS cstan la
~iyndOSc entire la oficialidad de los
divcrSoS clmpamentos militarcS. del
rais Y t! rcsyltad" ne esos traJa.ioS -
dar3 a conOcer Per Il Secretaria dc
. l., ,.rl. N HON apvirln 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
Sc nota en- 81 mercado
gran esCaSeZ de
Bic!cletas

De acucrGo con los ultimos infor-
mes proporc!onadCs por los manufag-
turercs dc bicicletaS. de este pals, es-
Ia siendo sumamentc dificil atender
las necesidadeS del mercado, pues ha-
ce tempo que Sc viene notando una
verdadera eScaseZ dc dichcs vehicuIoS.
Puede decirse cue practlcamentc
todas las grandes fabricaS de bicicle-
tas han cooperate = coo3eran amplia-
mente con cl Tic Sam. IN Ia produc-
cion V manufacture de implementos
de guerra. como son a~paTatoS de avia-
ci0n. granadas de mano. proyectiles
de "75" Y bicicletas militares: 10 que
TODD en- coniunto. ha c~ontribuido I que
Ia production regular haya diSminuido
en- sumo grade.
La falta de production debiGa al
"trabajo de guerra" y last dificulta-
des con que Sc tropieZa para adqui-
rir acero. han Sido causa de que su
disminucion Sc haya empeZado = SEN
tir.
Como agravante de esta ~stuacion,
eyiste Ia circunstaucia de que para
que las fabricaS vuelvan Il inStalar
Sus cquipoS, = fin dc que Ia prodUc-
cicn normal Slga Su curse. sc rcqUc-
re III bueu periodic dc tempo.
lgualmente es tremenda IL deman-
ia ~fcranea, Y clio 4 81 vcZ. contrlbu-
We Il hacer mas dificil cl mercado.
Los hcmbres interesados en- eSta
industrial V que conoceH II capacidad
de las pIantaS, nos dicen que por 10
menoS un ano seria s~uficiente para
atender la dcmanda actual.
Muchisimos muchachos y I'm res
uetable ejarcito de hombres, que es-
peraban Ia entrada de Ia preSente eS-
taci6n para adquirir nuevas bicicle-
tas. no tendran mas remedio que
caminar a pie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
sali6 directamente
de Cuba para Mexico
Vince Ir IN Ia. plana.p

este &c "~cUart>i general" Gurante Su
pcrmanencia cp Cuba. Sc Sacaron al
gunas fotografias. en- una dc las cua-
les ap2TCce q militar aiudido. con la
bancera rcvo.uciOnaria.
L" qtc Sc dijo cu paJijco rarioS dio&
En- csta capital SC dijo durante los
ultimos tres diaS. entire los mas apa-
s!cnadoS pa~rtidarioS del gobierno dc
tarEanZ3. que cl general Banquet ha
l Sldo protegido en- 81 viaje q Me
Nlco, por I'm caNonero de Cuba. Los
c~arrancistas ech&yor I voIar. Uam5ian.
Ia esnecie de cue Sc nabian dado ia
cilidacCS II general Banquet para
~cmbarC2rse ru:nbO q Mexico. pcr d
ouei!oS eiCmentos oficiales que Sc en-
"uentran ~disguSt;,loS por Ia actitud a.
Sunida por CarranZa deSdC eli Incl
dentc del miristro Favela. que do
lGgar I l. suspension de las re,ario-
hes diplomaticas entire cuba Y Me
XicC.
PcTO sc na c~omOrobadO que las au-
toridadcs NADIA tuvieron CUE yer con
Ia expedition. = no solo clio. slno que
rusleror de SUI parte TODD cuanto a IL
alc"ncc cstUNo. para impedir la sai!da
G2 dicna expedition. eX&ctamentc CO.
nc han imncdiio la salida de otra Que
"a e$taba organiZada. segun dicen los
pe2ijdicos todos.
Il Aoj.jicSto del Geterci Ee"qaSt.
Sc ha pUblicado el tcyto integro del
Manifesto che el general Banquet
eNpldi" On el EStado de EeracruZ n
POGO de haber dcsembarcado. mani
fiesto dirigiio d los miembros del ey-
tinto ciiercito federal, a Q~uieneS con-
VEGA para que Sc unan uueramerte Z
81, Y principamcnte. a los jefcs, o.
f~ic!ales, 1argentos Y soldados del 2So.
ReglIaiemto. que Cuierc dejar reor-
%anizadO antes de su mucrte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
OBRAS DE OUIDA.
NoyELAS HISToRICAS Y POPU-
LARES.

II = c~srt1ros e1dc UaG.)
Amor de Madrc.
A6elarGo ) Eloisa.
BertOldo. Bertoldino : CacaSeno.
Cs-iomaguo o los DOce Parcs de Franci.-
Dcna juanit2.
DSa Juan &c ~Ssr-alioaGa.
II Barbe7c dc Scvilla.
El Me-cader de Ncnccia-
FL Condo &c LuNem5urSo.
EEpinaS &C una Flor.
Fer dc Un DlA.
Gcnoycva de B-ab&ntc.
Guillsrmo Tell.
Herman Ccctcs ; Marina
Juaua dc AF-o.
Juiicra y Romeo.
Llcreri8 Bor-is-
Los Arn2ntcS DC Tc-Uc..
Ia Huerfan4 &c CTuScla,.
La iorHsrinA-
alaaop LCs-zut
NarIs ~iutouie;a.
Narcs-ita dc EcrsUa-.
u:clc. G. Nero d Ecnccla
Treinta Ancs o Il Sida &c IN JGsAdc:.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
BIBLioTECA TRACI-RoMANTlCA.
- - repaleys c1dG "sc)

81 - celtS-ys ccdc "Ec'
Amor = N.a-,i-io
Ate &c Ruscar Na-.Ce.
Caly2-iV Dc tmo-.
III Inferno H. ius IiCm0Scs-
81 Novio P--~tado.
IL ~sI-Sa;u-iu IL As S"..'Ta'-
ri pa-a;so i 'as NuiCrcs.
FL Hsda H. los Mares.
n SiJo de R~uiseno-es.
I'll Collar lie Esneraidss.
u IS Dc !as Niras.
El Alrla on TN BcSC.
Ia Hrja 10 a5 Flores.
La HE, ~ loS Lsb!cS-
Ia Mia c. los Ja-nsRcs.
l. N.gda Allegro.
L. Co-te del Amo-.
Ii P-i2cesa lei Do!a-.
Il FiiEa H. Venus.
las Twas ModernaS.
LIS Obrcras del Amor.
I.s HiSge Gel Champagne.
Marina t. Ia Hija &c las O'aS
IizlIsroz sean los hombreS.
Na!G;,aS sean las SueSr2s-
N2,iitC 80 81 Amor.
NalditcS sean los Cetos.
P~as.onariEs &c Amor.
puruuc - CaSan los HororeS.
P.-g;;E &C C2sau Ias Nuj-ccs.
po-Gua Pecan las Ncjcres.
Porous NuvGurun las NiSJsS.
rs-guS Rriaciden Ias Eiud2s.
Pur ScEuir 4 un2 HuJcT.
81 NAieStad 81 Amor.
:Nfya III NcviG-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
WILSON Va A BELCICA
Visitard csc pals en- el curse
de la preSente Semana

Del y.rr.c'o csD.c;ci de IL 7RENS.A.
PARIS, abrii 1S.-Se ha ]anunciaGo
hoy que el PreSidente Wilson sc ha-
la dispuesro Il visitar BSlgica anteS
de que les Delegates alenlanes sean
llmadCs 4 Il Conferencia dc PaZ. Sc
cOnSidcra probable que Ia vista CT
tada tenga verifiCativo en- cl curse de
esta .MiSma seMana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19

e. IA a2arici0p y Gesapasici0n de los nine
sos que han de dssiric 81 csGldn del tempo.
Tamain g.. por =. pIigadaS. DkHipIt-
MENTE GAEANTiZApO. :" envia conlpie-
ia y con tcrnl6netro 4 toGSs paFte'. I. u
D.. n recibo de $i.50. No sc queGe SIN uno
dc cstoS kar0metrus. Mandc I5c. extra. pa
II gaS:oS &c correo.
FISHLEIGH & COMPANY.
Dept. E. II. Chicago. IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
Sepa como esta el
tempo de mariana

Este ~Barometro,
4itimo nlodc!u. lc
dira ~oportUnaincn-
tc cl estadu del
tempo hasra - no.
rus dc authorization
No q uu JuEuctc.
Siuu, al contrario
Sta cicu.lticaclcn-
tc cunstEdilU para
Il objerv y trabata
altorna- icaHlcntc.
Bonitc, elcgantc =
~perdurable. La par
- ~intcrcSarte dc
sste Instruments
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-19
MISCEI,ANEA

CantoS i "a NATURALIZATION dc verses
acrosticos. foy1aaGos con ubmbres dc mu-
je-cs, por o-Ien aiiabetico ........... GOc
En- Casa AjeGR.-P@cinaS del GeSticgrO,
nor ManuelM.zauiz Blaaco ........... acc
IL SoZ de ( NstUraleZa.-Colscci0D dc
hernroSas ' morales h!Storietas ..-.-.Sl.00
Las Nil y una NochcS.-He-mosa c~oleccion
de cUeutos orienta!eS. ECici5E Z u rus
flea 1Jc
Las Nil y una NccEeS.-EupaSCcdz... Sl.G0
Los Nil y Un Dias.-CCentos arsbes : per-
Sas. t-aGucidoS al caSteliano. .........Sl.00
La Ley de Dios--CoIecci60 &c ~leycaGGs ba-
sataS en- los principles del Dcc3lcEc. poC
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