davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-05-04
MARKET RECORDS
FOR YEAR BROKEN
Daily Dealings of Week Aver
age More Than L.
100000 Shares.
MANY ISSUES IN THE LIST
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 3-All records
for the year on the stock exchange
were broken this week, daily deal
ings averaging more than 10000
shares. at variable gains. Already
the year has witnessed a greater
number of "million-share" days than
occurred in the whole of 1918.
Speculation was again rampant in
oils. shippings and motors, together
with specialties of the latter group,
but later extended to rails, including
many properties only recently reor
ganized and which have become little
more than so many names.
Admonitions and warnings issued
by conservative interests made little
impression. although 1t was generally
recognized that trading had long
reached extravagant proportions.
Much of the buying power continues
to have its origin at western and
south centers, where promising crop
prospects and good business have
added to the feeling of optimism.
Is Partially Halted.
A partial halt to the advance came
during the midweek on the elimina-
tion Of the extra dividend for
cant action had little effect elsewhere,
except among a few issues where re-
vision of dividend disbursements is
expected.
The ng-prevailing controversy af-
fecting the railroads and steel pro-
ducers is to come up for further dis
cussion next week. Meanwhile the.
steel plants report reduction of activ
ity, with no signs Of q free or open
market.
Foreign exchange reflected condi-
tions at the peace conference, rates
pecial unsettlement, while sterling
rallied sharply.
Apart from these developments, the
market, in the main, moved to higher
ground, regardless of the note of
caution sounded by financial interests
ulative profits which accompanied
such warnings.
Many Issues in Dealings.
Dealings increased to the years
comprehending many issues, notably
obscure rails Of the several classes
which have undergone drastic reor-
ganixation during the past decade.
So-called oil rails resumed their up
ward swing at further gains OF to
10 points, supplemented by a con-
tinuance Of the boom in petroleum
issues Of many different varieties and
origin.
Shippings proved natural concom-
liant of the more extensive accumu-
lation Of peace industrials, the latter
also embracing food. fertilizer and
chemical shares of companies con-
verted to postwar bases.
The movement as a whole was again
mainly accelerated by favorable do
mestic factors which laid the founda-
tion for the rise some ten weeks ago.
Chief among these were the excellent
crop outlook, general business condi-
tions, which improved substantially
during tho month Of April. and the
greater strength Of the country's eco
nomic position.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
short-sighted Policy.

The National City Bank May Circu-
lar has this to say under the above
caption:
"It Is short-aighted to regard loans
to be made in this country to pay for
the products Of this country, at high
prices, and at time when q consider
able degree Of idleness is threatened,
as solely In the interest of the bor-
rowers. The loans made by this gov
ernment to the governments assoctat-
ed with 1t In the war were made to
forward our own interests, and did
forward them. And so loans made to
foreign governments in time Of peace
to enable them to purchase products
Of this country which they would not
otherwise be able to purchase. and
which in part at least we would not
otherwise dispose of or produce.
would be made to advance our own
interests .-t,
The act authorizing an extension
Of credit by the War Finance Cor
poration recognizes the gains to be
had by increasing our exports at this
time, but. 1t places the burden of car
rytng the foreign credit primarily up
on the. exporter. The risks to indi-
vfdual exporters are greater than the
risks involved in transactions be-
tween governments would be, and the
amount of business handled will be
small compared with what It might
be with the aid of government credit
on both sides. The question is whets-
er in the Judgment Of the country the
world emergency il. great enough to
warrant constructive measures Of the
first MAGNITUDE
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Liberty Loan Bonds.

With the issuance of victory liberty
loan notes there are outstanding ten
separate and distinct liberty loan
issues. Each is equal in security to
the other. but each differs in some
special. detail or feature. Spencer
Trask q CO., New York. have prepared
a unique pamphlet describing all of
the ten issues and setting forth
clearly the tax exemption features of
each. Copies Of this pamphlet will be
furnished gratuitously to holders of
any Of the liberty loan issues.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

practically impossible to secure grain
in regular channels. Those that de-
cided not to shut down were COM
PEELED to get wheat from elevators
in primary markets. Even SO the
grain was difficult to obtain as the
administration had none to sell for
domestic account. Therefore,, still
higher premium had to be paid to
cover storage charges. etc. In many
cases the premiums ranged from 20
to 50 cents a bushel and in one In
stance 70. Consequently some millers
were paying as high as $3.50 to SO.
Hence, many curtailed their output
or refused to accept more orders, hav-
ing decided to shut down as soon as
possible.
In view Of the comparatively low
quotations for flour it was clear that
they could ship nothing to eastern
markets-or western for that matter
excepting at loss 1t was the con-
sensus that the determination to
shut down had been partly brought
about by the announcement that the
administration would sell it's export
grade to relieve the domestic situation
at fair price over original cost, plus
storage, etc.
AS result Of the limited receipts
and continued heavy exports over IL
100000 bushels going out last week.
including over 900. 900 barrels of flour.
there was another huge decrease in
the visible supply, 9.430.000 bushels.
In the meantime shipments from the
west to consumers have been heavy,
and notably down the lakes for ex-
port, consequently further large re-
auctions in the visible supply are an
ticipated in May and June
+ Week Of Activity in Cotton.
The cotton markets were active dur
ing the week. with wide fluctnatio-s
and considerable increase in the
outside vosume of business This w.,
Influenced principally by the more
optimistic trade reports from the
principal milling centers and local
dry goods districts, together with the
improved outlook for an early conclu-
sion Of the peace treaties.
I Moreover. the Liverpool markets
have shown pronounced strength re-
Gently, with q broadening of the trade
and continental demand there for
both spots and futures and nearly all
the restrictions now removed with re-
gard to trading conditions which had
been In effect for the last three years
Other factors influencing the market
favorably have been the continued
frmness with which the southern spot
markets have been held lately, with
an improved demand for spots from
New England spinners as we'll as ex-
porters, resulting in some very large
spot sales this. week at some of the
principal interior and seaboard points.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
IRON AND STEEL SLOW.
COPPER RATED QUIET

NEW YORK. May 3-New book
ings in iron and steel are reported
very light at the present time The
trade here IL at loss Just now to
take the situation at Washington.
Producers here can point to little ac-
tion in the movement of finished
products overseas. It has been stated
that inquiries which have been re-
oeived have in most instances failed
to materislize into orders because of
uncertain conditions here
Small Shipments Combine.
The large export combine of indie
pendent interests formed under the
Webb law has reported small tom
nages moving toward South America,
Japan and China, but the shipments
are still far below expectations.
In pig iron there has been some
shading Of prices on the few isolated
orders which have been noted. This.
however. does not apply to steel
products, manufacturers pointing out
that they are unable to make any
reductions from the levels adopted by
the Industrial board, in view of the
Increased operating expenses due to
the scarcity of orders from consvm-
er0
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Lanston Directors.

At the annual meeting Of the Lanston
Monotype Corporation held on Thursday
/ the following were chosen as directors
Adrian H. Larktn, Theodore c. Camp,
]. G. Clemmer, ]. Maury Dove, Halibur-
Maben. Henry Parsons. w. Arthur Sell
man, Arthur Thomson and Arthur Whit
ney.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Copper Market Quiet.

The local copper market continues
quiet and consumers are filing only
to meet Immediate needs. This policy
has been adopted because Of the huge
stocks of the red metal in this coun-
try. The range in the local market
is around 15h to 15h cents a pound,
but there are rumors to the effect
that smaller interests still have some
supplies of the metal at 15A cents a
pound. Production figures for April
thus far received show little change
from the levels reported for March. 4
Lead Quotations Unchanged. T..
The price of lead as quoted by the
leading interest here-remains un-
changed at cents a pound. Outside
interests, however, have shaded their
quotations in view Of the easy de-
n,and from consumers, and the pres
ent price is 4.S0 csnta spelter hns
shown q weaker tone during the
There has been no change in the
situation here.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
The Safest investments

are those that do not nuctuate dur.
ing disturbed conditions of the
money or stock market. First deed
OF trust notes FIRST mortgages),
well secured on real estate in the
District Of Columbia. constitute
gilt-edge" investments and do NOT
depend upon the financial respousl.
bility Of individuals or corpora tons
for their stability. We can supply
such investments In amounts from
$500 upward. Send for booklet.
Concerning Loans and Invest-
ments."
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Corn Market Erratic.


Erratic and violent changes occur
red in the corn market early in the
week. Brisk trading for both ac-
counts led to innumerable advances
and recessions. At the start there
was q stronger trend. but suddenly
great depression obtained, prices de-
cining in sensational way. Occa-
sionally much Decentralization was no
ticeable.
Some idea of this may be formed
from the fact that on Monday July
was as high as $1.7oA. and by early
Wednesday had fallen to $1.51&, or
20 cents in three days. While part
of the early weakness was clearly
traceable to valid or legitimate in
fuences. the collapse afterward was
regarded with much suspicion by
conservative merchants. Late in the
week the demand became active. and
with offerings limited prices ad-
vanced almost as fast as they had
gone down. Experienced dealers
were Of the opinion that the quick
rally was mainly of the natural re-
action order.
Evening star., 1919-05-04
Export Outlook Improves.

The export outlook shows further
improvement as result of the re-
moval of the enemy black lis:. Dis
satisfaction among laborers continues
as a hindrance in some sections, while
the inadequate supply of ocean ton
mage is curtailing the export move
ment of many lines, although the
shipments Of foods.uffs continue of
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
INVITAN A CARRANZA
QUE VISITE LA IONA
~PETROLIFERA

TAMPICO. Abril 5.-En una de
las ultimas sesicnes que celebro el
Ayuntamiento del puerto, sc acordo
hacer una invitaci6n al Jefe del Eye
cutivo para que haga n vista a
Tampico. con objeto de que perso-
naimerte sc de cuenta de las condl
clones de la region. Y yea las difficult
tades que hay para llevar a buen
ternino los trabajos de exploitation
del petr0lec. De esta manera Sc cree
que CarranZa Sc pondra IN POGO mas
suave con respecto a u dlsposicio-
mes restrictivas, porque vera que soh
injustificadas. mientras el Gobierno
no pueda contar con ell dominic COM
pletc de la region aceitlfera.
-Magana, Jefe de las Armas dc
este puerto, eXpreso que personal
mente manGara la fuerza de defensa
que han organizado las empresas pc
troleras Y que estan sosteniendo de
su propio peculio. De esta manera
cree que Sc evitara toda Sorpresa
por partc de los revolucinarios, quie-
mes, como Siempre, contlnuan anne
nazando algunos campos ~cercanos a
este puerto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
NO Sc HARA Ell CENSO
GENERAL DE LA
REPUBLICA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril 8
Segdn han manifestado las oficlnas
pdblicas a las que compete ell ramo
del censo general del pals, csc inte-
resante trabajo que debia veriflcarsc
ell ano proximo de 1920, no Sc lleva-
IA a cabo debido Il las condolences a.
normales en- que nos kallamos en- los
actuales momentos. Una de las prin-
cipales razones. la de mayor peso,
para no cumplir con csc requisite
de caracter cast , international, pues
es obligation de TODD pals informar
sobre su dcnsidad en- la p~cblacion,
es Ia de la escasez de fondos del Co.
bierno. En- segundo termino vlene
otra. es la de que eXisten reglones
completamerte revolucionadas, Sobrc
las cuales ell Gobierno no tiene toda-
via esperanto de domlnar. Ademas,
para llevar a buen termino esto3
trabajos. Sc emprenden unos preli'
minareS dos amos anteS, Y este no
Sc ha hecho nj Sc piensa hacer por
ahGra.
De manera que cada e que Sc
nos pidan informes sobrc Ell parti-
cular, los daremos aproNimados.
teniendo en- cuenta Ell pasado censo
de 1900. que fue ell ultimo que Sc
iiZo de acuerdo con las dispositlones
generates de la materia.
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principle aver la campa-
ma en- favor de los judfos

FL tunes despues de que Sc efectuo
una reunion err uno &c los prlnclpa-
les hotcles. V a la cudl aslstieron
ciento cincuenta personals. las que
fueron obSeGuiadas con un lunch
die principle la campana por medic
de la cual So trsta de leTantar un
tonto de treinta ' cinco null pesos
con los one Sc Soeorrera a los ludlos
que en- su propio pals han sufrldo MI
serias a consecuencia de la guerra.
Las ciento cincIenta personals men
cicnadas. todas pertenecientes a las
mejores classes ~civiies de San Anto-
Mo. tomaran parte en- esta campana
cue durara toda la presente semana.
Como va 10 hemos dicho en- otras
ocasiones, estas labores de rarldad
Sc Ilevaran q caho en toGos los Esta-
dos de la Union Americana, dondc
Sc levantara en- los echo dias EXPIRE
sados. Ia cantilad de trcinta Y cinco
milloRes dc pesos con CT nuSmo 6hIe-
to indicado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
Tuuieron una entreuista aver
las comisiones de Gmites

Corforme 10 dijimos recIentemcn-
te. en- la SeTana en- curse daran prin-
cipio las discusioneS entire las Conf
stones Internacionales de Llmltes
Mey;cana V americana. cncontrando-
Sc actualmcnte ambas en- eSta l
dad.
La Comisi6n americana. como va
Sc sabe. deSde hace tempo que Sc
encuentra instalada en- csta cludad,
habiendo llegado aver el Ing. Anto-
Mo Prieto. Jefe de la Comdsion me-
xjcana. encontrandose aqui deSde
mace varios dias cl senior Alfonso
Pesqucira. miembro de la mlsnla.
Aver las dos comisiones tuHieron
una entrevista en- ell tercer piso del
edificio Moore. donde sc e~ncuentra
instalada la Comisior americana.
habiendo trazado unicamente los p!a-
res haio los clales Sc efectuaran
las discusiones que tendran lugar en-
la seman en- curse.
En- dichas discusiones Sc tratara
de la ane de canalizar las aguas
del rio Bravo para evitar sus dcsvia-
mientcs. que resultan en- p~erjuicio de
los propietarioS de terrenos de II
Y de otro laGo. aSi como las conIl-
clones baio las cuales Sc r~ealizaran
obras de irrigation en- las mismas
con ell obieto de utilizarlas en- Ell rte
20 de los misrnos m~encionados terre-
NOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
VEINTE TANQUES DE
GUERRA DESFILARAN
POR LAS GALES
SerGn exhibidos en- la parada
del emprestito de la Vic
toria del dia FL

Neinte ~poderoSGs tanqueS anierl-
caaos de guerra, pintadoS todavia n
IL ,aanera de "camoUflage' Y o las
nue!las de que tomarcr participation
en- la gran guerra librada contra !oS
alemanes en- los frenteS de hata!la
de Francia. seran eXhibldoS Ell San
Antonio Y tomarin parte en- la sun
tuosa paraGa que &c prepare para G!
Gia y del corricnte como principle
de la campana de propaganda en- IA
vor del Emprestiuo de "a Victoria.
Dichos tanques, que estaran Gus
toGiados por cuarenta soldados. vie
nen actualmCnte en- carl!no. deSdc
Europa. a esta ciudad. dcoiendo lie
gar . San Antonio IN dia antics de
cue las ~fic>taS tengan lugar.
Los cuarenta homhres V los VEIN
te tanques vienen d las ordeneS del
captain del Cuerpo respective. X. K.
Hasbrouck, 10 sieudo 81 nunrer OK
preSado de maqulnas dc guerra nj
de hombrcz los que forman L com.
pania de TanQues. sin6 que Sc ha eS-
cogido para que eXhjban por los Is
taGos UniGo< los refcriios ~aparatoS,
a los soldadoS qIe "A d ser va hcen-
ciados. V los que volveran a la vida
civil tan luago como termlncn Su Ia
Dor de exhibition.
En- todas las PARTICIPATES cludaGe,
de Ia Union Americana seran eNnlhi-
das estas maquinaS de guerra al mi
ciarSe la rCferida campaha, Y en- 10
que respects a San Antonio, circo dc
clos Sc quedaran en- la ciudai para
que sean utillZadas en- los deSt'ics
militarcS subsecuenteS.
Como los tanQues son sumamentc
pcsados V haccn. ademaS, un fucrte
ruido al caminar. So ha dispuesto cue,
IL tomar parte en- Ia parada cue he
mos m~encionado- en- cada csqulna
sc detengan, para dar lugar nsi Il
que los soldados que las. custodian
pronuncien discursoS CT favor de'
EmprCstito de la Victoria.
Como antes decimos, estoS apara-
tos vi2nen va a~travesando el oceano
V Ilegaran a San Antonio 81 proXlmo
dia 20.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
COMPRAS

DESEO comprar un Express de medic uso
caballo y guarniciGn. Dirijanse a 423 San Luis
COMPRO a precio razonab!e ~naauina de c-
crihir marca Corona" de teclado espanol y
que este cn bucn cstado. Diriianse por es-
critic a 1925 n. Flores St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
Conferencia sobre Mexico en-
ell Kelly Field

A.noche Sc efectuG err el Kelly
Field una conferencia sobre Mexico.
que Ia sido organizaGa por "a As"'
ciaci6n Cristiana de Jovenes con e.
obieto de iiustrar a los Jefes y OIL
ciales de aouel campamento acerca
de las condolences en- que sc encuen-
ira nuestro pals. V de hacer obra de
acercamiento entire las dos n~acioneS'
por cUya idea Sc viene traba,lando
con entusiasmo tanto en- los Esta-
dos Unidcs como en- Mexico.
La Association CristIana de Jovc'
mes pidio 4 principles De la semana
pasada al Consulate de Mexico CT
esta ciudad, Que n~ombrara un orado:
para que diera II conference este
dia en- ell ~campamento u hemos
mercionado, oebiendo asistir & dl-
cha confcrsncia todos los Jefes Y
OficialeS del luGar.
Sc com:siono para tai objeto al
Lie. Charles =. Halton guien h2olI
sohre la Minerva en- nuestro pals y
Ia manera de obtener conceslones y
permiSos para eXplotar las %rlquezas
naturales de Mexico.
FL senior Haiton TOGO aden:as,
algunos de los principales puntos his
toricos de nuestra patria G hizo atu-
sion a la caltura de las razas abo-
rigenes para que sc yea que Mexico
es el pals que Sc encontraba CIR ma
yor grade lie progreSo anteS de cue
a la America vinieran los poblador2s
hlanrns
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
MISCEIANEA

CantoS a "a NGjer.-Coleccion dc ve-sos
scroSticoS. fornaGoS con nombrcS de mu-
je-es. por orden arfabstico ......... SOC
En- Casa Ajsna.-ra=inas del destierro,
por &snueiNgzlui: Elanco ........... 40c
Ia EoE DC "a Observation-Disclosures dc
he-moSas Y morales histcrietaS ......Sl.0o
Las MiI ' una NocheS.-Hermoss collection
tica 75c
Las Nil y una Ncches.-ErnpaStsda... I-0o
Los Mi : IN Oias.-Cucntcs arabcS ' per-
SIS. traGuc5dos al caS:e!lano.
La Ley DC Dios.-Co!cccion dc lcyendas ba-
ssdas en- loS Principles del DccalcEo, pcr
D.. Maria Gcl Pillar SinueS ...........Sl.2a
Nujeres Cele5rcS dc Neutrality-suspicious.
~dc intcCeSaatss Gatos Sobre las mujereS
mas no:ahies que Ia prod1cido .icxico. St.25
Visje Al-cdcdor del Mgado.-Iatcrcsente
relate de IN viajs por las priEci2ales
uzcioncs de- Globe T5c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
INPUESTOS INJUSTOS AL
COMERCIO DE DURANGO

DURANGO. Abril 5.-Desde hace
varioS diaS Sc ha recrudecido una
falta de ammonia que eXlSte entire el
comericc de eSta plaza Y el Ayunta-
miento, deoida & que esta corpora
cion = ha eXagerado Ell el cobro de
impueStos. lleeandO en- muchoS casos
hasta Sehaiar algInos que resultan
peor que las antiguas aicabalaS. con-
ira las cuales tantaS Y tan repetldas
G~uejas Sc ~elevaron a. Gobierno del
Sr. General DiaZ.
FL Ayuntamiento. falto dc recur-
SOS cast por complete. decreto un i'm
pUeSto a la mercancia ambulante: es
decir. cobrando a la cntrada V a la
salida de ella por c~ualquier cosa. Al
gunoS comerciante$. que tenian mcr-
cancias a~lmacenadas en- sus tlendas
de afuera les t~raieron a eStu plaza pa
IA ~ponerlos a salvo del rebo de los re-
beldes, Sc queiaron ante 81 Gob'erno
del page De refereNcia. a~legando que
no Sc trata de comercio anibulantc.
<ino Gel traslado simplemente dc sus
mercancis: nor las eXpresaGaS razo-
mes d. inSeguridad.
Sc pidcn auxilios
FL .Tefe de Ia estacion de Cacaria.
de! importante ramal de Tepehuanes.
Sc dirigio 2 las autoridade. militia
res lie csta plaza manifestandoles que
Sc necesita en- aQuella estaci0n una
escolta oara que vigile el lug&r. el
que. segin expreSa e. dicEo iefe. SC
halla amenaZado por II partida re-
belde que anda merodeando por a.
g~uellos contorno>.
Los vecinos de la !mportante
hacienda de Pedricena y sus ranches
Sc dirigieron al Gobierno del EA7do,
manifestandole QGe excite al Con-
greSo d aprobar Ia iniciativa de que
aquella hacienda sigs siendo. como
Sc Ia declare. Municipio. en- vista de
que dichos vecincs cstan Sufrlendo
por Ia falta de Ia declaration rcspec-
tiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
r DE OUlDA.
NOyELAS HISToRICAS Y POPU'
LARES.
a a ccrts~gs caGc ura.)

IL - e~crtse9s caGc urG.)
A-nOg &c MScrc.
Ab>ssrCo y EloISs.
Re-tolGo. Berioidino ; CacaScno.
Ca-lcna-nO o lcs Docc Pares de trSnciA-
Diego C~u--icrtcS.
Dora luanytz.
!. psr Juan dc ScrrSl5casS-
II Ba-bcrc Dc ScyIlE.
ri Ncrca6cr dc NcnecIs.
II Condo dc LuNcT'ogTCc.
Espiras de una Flor
Flor - IN DIs-
Cienove,s de B-anan.-.
Guiilcra1c Tel.
Herman Cogtcs J Marina
Juzna Gc Arco-
Julicta y Romeo.
IucreciS SoTsis-
Los AnanteS &c Tc-ucL
Ia Hue-fan& &c B-CScls.
Ia FornsrinA-
lIau6n LssCaut-
Maria Aatcaletz.
SayEa-ita &c BozSoua.
Gtelo. e. Moro de Nenecia.
Pablo Y Virginia.
Treinta Amos Q "a Vida de IN JGSa6or.
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BALE.

La Guardia de Honor del Campo
mento Mexico" Mum. 1911 de los
II ehadores del Mundo,' ha Organi-
Zado un bale para el proXimo do
mingo - de abril. que sc efectua-
ra en- cl Casino Hall. POP Market
St.
Va Sc han repartido las invitaciCnes
entire las familias de los socios Y sus
amistades. estando firmadas aquellas
pcr el Captain de la Guardia, I. Me
drano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
BIgL;oTECA TRAGI-RoMANTICA.
"A 80 crr:aros ca&a anal

ii 80 crn:aros caSa aHS-l
Amor Y Nartrro
A-tc DC BuScar Mar'do,
Cafyario DC MINOR
~ Inferno de los E"mores.
Fl Novic Frcstsdo.
=, pu-ya;c-io dc las Sosicrss.
~ Psrsiso De las MUlercs-
Fl Hada dc 10 Mares
II Nido &c RuiSenores.
Fl Collar &c EsmeT aidaS-
Ell Il lie las Niaas.
II Anna en- IN 6cSc.
La Hija &c las tEc-@-
la Hiel en- los LSblc<.
Ia Nina dc los JaZmi7es-
Ia Viuda Alccrc
la Ccrtc DC, Amor
Ii Princesa del Do.ar.
Ia Hija DC Venus.
Las EyaS NCdc-DaS.
las ObrcraS del Amor.
las Hijas del Champagne
MARINA o Ia HI;a &c iaS Ofss-
Sialdi,os scar los HomSres-
Nalditas scan AS SGcsras-
Ma'ditc sea e. Amor,
NalGitcS sean los Celc~.
Pasiora-ias C. Amor.
Pe-guc 80 Casau 'os HornbreS
Po-gue So Casan las NUjcTeS-
Pc-auc Pecan las NUjcreS.
Paruyy NurmUrEn iaS VEGAS
Po-1ue Ee5ncitsn las NIuass.
Pcr Sc-ui= = una NuIcr.
Su MajcStad q Amor
Viva mi Nova.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-09
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