davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10
FAYETTEVILLE.

Mrs. Will Holmes PlatteviIle, was
struck by an auto on the EIwood drug
store crossing Thurs. night and hurt,
but not seriously so. She was taken
to a hospital.
Mrs. Alzinak Lindsay, a native Of
Lafayette county where she was born
in 1881, was buried Thursday from
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Harker Two daughters, seven grand
children and two great grandchildren
survive.
The Indian operetta, "The Feast of
the Red Corn" will be given Thursday
night at the high school by the sopho-
more glee club assisted by the child
rem of the grades.
The Mems club of the Congregational
church opened its seasons progress
with a dinner in the church parlors
last evening. Prof Drucker of the
mining school gave an illustrated
lecture
$125 for the play ground fund was
cleared at the luncheon served at the
East main street school.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10
LIVINGSTON.

Rex Slater received the prize of $40.
offered by the Wisconsin Breeders for
the Wisconsin Junior Live Stock show
held at Madison Oct %
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Skate of Seney
Mich, will arrive here Wednesday for
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. T. Skate.
E. j. Skate and j. J. Andrew re-
turned Wednesday from st. Paul,
Mimi, where Mr. Skate purchased
sheep.
o. S. Laughton remodeled a barn
making it into garage for Miss Mil
lie Rundell.
j. ]. Biddick has resumed his work
as patrol man on trunk line No. so
after a months illness. Mr.. Biddich
has made this road one of the best in
the county, during the past year.
NJ and Mrs. V. M. Harmon arrived
home Wednesday from Clear Lake, Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson lett
Monday for Waukesha
Miss Emma Anderson, has resigned
her position as clerk in the Frank
Allen store.
Five car loads of Epworth leagers
responded to an invitation to a Hal
lowe'en party given by the Montfort
Epworth League Montfort has a live
League and surely knows how to give
good time.
Mrs. Treglown is visiting relatives
in Chicago.
Claude Watson, who is attending
Platteville normal, had his shoulder
broken while playing football at
Platteville, Saturday
Ed. Keene and Miss Leona Ludwig
were married Oct. 29th.
Elmer Biddick was at Platteville
Saturday to see his wife who is in the
hospital She is getting along nicely
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10
FLORA.

Walter Ziegler returned to his
home in Cumberland, Wis, after few
days visit with relatives here.
Will Garthwaite lost valuable
horse last week.
John Edwards in company with his
sister, Mrs. Cozy Benoy, have gone to
Alma Center, Wis, to visit their
brother, Henry.
The sad news of the sudden death
of the youngest daughter of Frank
Garthwaite, who resides III Sheldon,
Iowa, was received last week. Frank
and his wife were both brought up in
this community.
Lester Snyder delivered two loads
of hogs to Lancaster the first of the
week also some young chickens.
Homer and Beryle Irish are doing
cement work for Everett Blackburn.
Albert Ziegler sold his Ford to his
brother Walter.
N. H. Suttle and family will move
to Lancaster this week having rented
his farm to Mr.. Clauer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10
CASSVILLE.

Miss Beatrice Harviile returned to
ST. Paul Sunday.
Miss Margaret DIETRICH spent Thurs
day in the country with her school
mate Lizzie Ley.
Miss Winnie Okey returned to st.
Paul Sunday, after q visit with the
home folks here.
Miss Retha Mcdowell spent the week
end in the country at the Mike Schauff
home
The fire company was called out
Monday to eXtinguish a blaze in the
rooms over Ashlocks occupied by Joe
Kuechenberg Jr. caused by the eX-
plosion OF an oil stove The curtains
rugs and paper was damaged consider
ably.
Ray and Walter Kuenster of Chi
cago were in town the past weekk.
Mrs. Barbara West went to Glen
Haven Friday to see her daughter, Mrs.
Snoden, who is ILL.,
Rev Apitz OF ST. Paul held meetings
al the Baptist church the past week.
Mrs. Bert Groom Of Dakota was a
recent visitor in town at the Geo.
Groom home
Miss Ella Bausch of Dubuque was
quest VI AAAtt0, DSt maj VI nOluS last
week
Mrs. Glen Henry and daughter, Joan
Of Platteville, are at the Adam Kirsh-
baum home while Mr. Henry is in
Colorado.
Clarence Mutt and Misses Opal and
Ferne Mcdowell went to the home
talent play at Burton where Mr., Mutt
sang that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Lau of Rock
ford came Saturday for visit at the
home of the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nels Lau.
Miss Marie Wagner returned to her
home in Chicago the first of the week
after an extended visit with relatives
the Kleinpells.
otto Failing left NJ nday for Mil
waul1ee to attend a meeting of Gamers
4 Jail delivery plot involving Edward
Rogers. Chas. Turner and James
KING held for robbing the Oshkosh
Exchange bank, was frustrated at Osh.
hosh last week,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10
RAGI,FY

Mrs. Will Remy and daughter,
Blanch, were in Pra. du Chen over
tuesday noon
Orville Brodt was in Pra. du CHEN
between tri ms Monday
Joe Mott and wife were in Dubuque
over night Monday shopping and Wis
iting Mrs. Motifs sisters the Misses
Hills They returned Tuesday ana
one of the Miss Hills accompanied
them home to visit her and other sis
tiers.
William Lyons of Dubuque returned
home after spending some time here
and around here.
Dr. Mecum came down from East
man Tuesday to vote. He returned
home on the morning train Saturday.
The Cooperative company shipped
a car Of hogs to Chicago, Tuesday.
Bert Jacobs departed for Stanley,
Wis. Tuesday to visit his brother in
law and sister, Sam Clark, until after
the deer hunting season is over. His
mother Mrs. Leroy Jacobs, accompan-
led him to Lacrosse, where she will
visit her son, Edgar Jacobs and family,
for awhile.
Lyman Hill and wife went to La
Crosse Thursday where they are TAX
ing treatment in q hospital
Mrs. Claude Quarterman and baby
were passengers to Wyalusing, Thurs
day morning.
Roy Smith of Benton who was here
doing some repair work for the Stand
ard Oil Co., stopped over night with
the E. E. Culver family last week
c.. S. Ready was in Cassville between
trains Thursday.
Herb Herald of Cochrane came
down on the noon train, his wife went
on down the line and came back on
the late afternoon train, Thursday.
Her sister-in-law, MRS. Herald ac-
companied her
Geo. W. Clark and daughter, Mrs.
Henry Cook were passengers to Prd.
du CHEN on the morning train, Friday.
Mrs. Harley Clifton and Mrs. Ray
Reacke Were passeng RS to Prairie
du Chen Friday morning.
Geo. Jones and wife went to La
Crosse With their daughter again,
Friday They think she is getting a.
long all right.
Mrc. Henry Hort6man was taken to
the sanitarium in Prairie du CHEN
Friday
f1CuEy f1OICSuliU Welt 10 L I'd uu
Chen Saturday to sc his wife. She
is some better.
Fred Glass, Ray Keocke, Mrs. Geo.
Hausler and Mrs Robert Beard went
70 Prairie du CHEN, Saturday. ID
F. NJ wager sold his property in
Bagley to Walter Gulick, Thursday,
consideration $4,000 David Clark
also sold his property to Walter Gull
ick for his son-in-law, Mr. Hays, con-
sideration $4,000. Mr.. wager will
move back to Lancaster again by the
first of December. We are sorry TO
have Mr. wager and estimable wife
leave us. .ee
James Tate of Glen Haven came up
Saturday morning.
Mrs Maud Grimesey departed for
her home in Dubuque, Saturday.
Mrs. Dr. Miller (nee Mildred Key of
Terahaut, Ind.,) departed for her home
Saturday.
Mrs. Miller came down from Pra.
du Chen where she had been with her
mother, Mrs. Henry Hortsman, Sat
urday.
Geo. Haville departed for Chicago
Friday on the morning train to take
a course in civil engineering.
Miss Irma Hausler and two Boldt
girls went to Dubuque on the early
train, Saturday.
Grant Bohringer went to Dubuque
on the noon train Saturday. 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10
CASSyILLE.

Mrs John Kirschbaum spent Friday
and Saturday at the farm home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilkom. Friday
evening they and other relatives sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Drasen in
celebration of the 25th anniversary OF
their wedding. There was So in all
at the family party and everyone had
the best kind of time. There was d
fine lunch served Mr.. and Mrs. Drasen
received an appropriate number of
silver dollars-a wedding present from
the guests.-Index.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10

The end of passion is the beginning
of repentance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10

Don't value man for the quality
he is OF, but for the qualities he pos
sesses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10

a Jail delivery plot involving Edward
Rogers. Chas. Turner and James
KING, held for robbing the Oshkosh
Exchange bank, was frustrated at Osh-
hosh last week,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-10
Mems
Work Clothes

Carhart Overalls, 22O Blue $2.25
Oshkosh Overalls, 22O Blue 2.25
Brighton & Signal Work Shirts 100
Rockford Sox :. Is
Leather Lined Vests, leather sleeves $50
Moleskin Pants 400
All Wool Cashmere Pants $50
Heavy Ribbed Union Suits $50
SO per cent wool Union Suits LIS
Good Cotton Work Sweaters LIS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
CARTILLAS CIENTIFICAS


La Madre de los deSanparados ......... l5c
La Pu-isima Conception ..... ...-.... 15c
Nino Jesus - --.-. 1900. 1900. ---. 15c
Nuest-a Seniors del Carmen ...... ..... I5c
Nuet<a Sra de Ia Can6eia-ia ..-..... I5c
San Antonio de Padua ........ 100000. l5c
san ISi6ro ---.---.. -.----- $500 l5c
Santo Eino &c Atocha .----- 100000 Toe
santa Cecilia 1900. ------ --- 15c
santa LuciA $1,000 .------- .-- --- 15c
San Francisco Javiev $4,000 $1,000 - I5c
Santa Teresa De JESUS ---- $500. lac
San Lorenzo $500 ..--- $1,000 49,. I5e
San Juan BautiSta .-.... 1900 1000. 15c
SaSraSo Corazon dc Maria 100000. --- l5e
NGestra Sonora de Acoeha ---- 15c
San Francisco &c Paula ....---- - l5c
San AguSGn --.~-- ---.- $1,000 .---- 15c
san I2yeLdno --~.s.-- ---- ---- .------ lbc
San Vicente de Paul 1900. 5000. 49,. I5c
San Pedro Apostoi ------.-- $1,000 1890 I5c
San Francisco de AsiS ..---.. 10000. I5c
OFFICES de Dfuntos 1890. ..--~.-- -. 15c
jubilee de las Currents horas ..-- I5c
Nuestra Senora de LourGes .-...... I5c
oficio Parvo de IA VirSen 1890. ...-. I5c
San Juan Nepomuceno $1,000 $1,000 -. l6c
San Ignacio &c Loyoia ...---.. ..---. l5c
san Miguel 1890 -------- .--------s. 1oc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
AURORA
(Yiene de Ia "a J

cipio no una colonization cuyos fines
tendieran al levantaniento de Ia raza,
sino una ferula que humillaba a las
razas india Y criolla.
Pero los pueblos no quieren ser dc
Ia raza e~sclava; adoran Ia libertad,
no Dor que les de ella amplios hori-
zontes en- que vivir, sino Forque es
I'm derecho de Ia vida Ell aspirar q
ser lib-e.
Libre es la fiera que pasea su fero-
cidad por los bosques mas somer!os
V vive en- las profundidades de las ca
vernas: libres son todos los peces Gue
abren anchamente sus aletas y sc pa
sean gracioSos Y felices por entire las
complicadas corrientes de los mares;
libres, en- fin, son todos los pajaros
V los insectos, desde el mas dirnlnuto.
hasta el aguila, cuyas alas de fuertes
V nerviosas plumas Ia elevan a este
ras u Ia vista apenas puede per-
cibir.
Y ell hombre cue esta dotado de IA
cultaoes supariores a las de los ami
males. que tiene el coraz6n lleno de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
DICTIONARIES CASTELLANos.

Clnpano Observation-Disclosures encfcio-
pedico de Ia lsnGua casee;lana, Tor NJ.
muy r~2actico. Enpastsdo en tela in
Sie>S : = - - = 80 -. S@--O
DIcionario CcRarleto &c 4 LenGua Esp3-
nola, po- N. RODRIGUEZ NavaS.. Con-
tiene ciento vcinte mil woes cxpiics-
das y defiuiGas y eS de los Dictionaries
mas completes de Is lenEua. On tcmc
de 1900 paGinaS pasta tela ...--...Si.0o
Diecionario de Ia LsnEra Castellana. po--
d. joss Alemany.-Forza IN volurnen
de I.Z56 r&Sinas = e~onrene todas Jas
woes Gel Diccionario de 4 Academia,
veinticineo mil anericaniSmoS, ounce
NIL tecnicismos. a~rc1incs = ncoloGiSroS,
numerosas lccucioneS latinas y eItraoie-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16

}hMN @ Is Us
Mo yaliertes, sacudieron ell dominic de Ia fuerza!
SON las miHnas vbraciones extinguifndose en- los lablos
de Bolivar. cuando SUI alma, rechazanco Ia matera,
clame: UNION, duce palabra
u pronundan noy los pucblos soberanos de IA America!
,oh mi patria bendecida! iCh mi Patia sienpre amada,
me- armada Y bendedda, por 10 amargo de Ia ausencia!
jQut Sc kicieron tus plecaros infanzones
que mctaban con arrojo scniccultos en ID seiva!.....
GDGndeM moran
no acuden al lamado, cuando estAs t1ste y enterHa! ."....
SEor que venos tus pendones sin escndo.
sa;picados con ell legaIno dc las charcas siempre lliectas'..
sPor que todos los reptiles desasiero3se del pc
de las Agunas triunfales que el espacio @ val oteah'
mtentras triste y abatidas, como ell ave mitoloslca
despedaxanse las garras. con I'm critic de protcsta?....
iCh mi lauia bendecicu
q traves de esa diStancla que me enVuelVe o nleph'
70 tie mando hecho suspiro
en- quo acaso, Sc n escapa el alma entera,
eI mas puro de lIS beSoS
como oGfenda,
noroue vaya desgarrando las negruras.
a posarse en- los gironcs que hay en- todas tus banoer2s!
ION Buen Cura del santuario de Dolores:
mi alma, prcaa
de constantes noStalgtas
DOR Ia vida y sus enganos, por ell mundo y sus niser1aa;
mi alma indomita,
mi alma atea,
como oyendo aquela bora para todos sacrosanta
u a los puebIos subyugados anunci6 la Buena Nueva,
en- Ell temple Sc deiene
y asf reZa
recordando una olacion que cuanco nno
mustard o. re cleSa:
"oh Buen Cura que eStas n Ia gloria,
"santificado tu nombre sea-
'por los sigos de los sigos
"v IN la terra y en- los cleios de II America.....'
ada DOR 81 autore e ell "Parque Casiano', Ia noche del Is de
ienbrc de 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16

ha sido Y sera eternamente la virilf-
dad su constante vigilante que lie ad-
vierta los grandes obstAculos que So
lie presentan en- Ia vida, una e~xistencia
asf era I'm inferno, I'm antro. n
obscuridad que apagaba las ideas, una
noche perpetual, mas negra, mas tbs
tie, mas sombrfa a1n que Ia one tlendt
sus velos negros por un tempo de
terminado en- las grandes eXtensione
solitarias y frfas de los polos de Is
TERRA
"
Paro Ia noche, esa negra noche NJ
deberfa perdurar; Ia luz tendria CUE
abrirse campo por todas parties, el 5 O
deberia aparecer luminoso y radianh
en- ell zenit y prestar con sus rayos VI
vfsimos calor y vida, savia y bieae
tar, flores y frutos.
iOhi Ia Aurora vino LENA de res
plandores y de matices rcsados; esq
Aurora que tanto Sc hiZo esperar ,
Dor cuya vanida Sc apuraron tantos
nesares y Sc sufrieron tantos sinsa-
bores.
Y el Sol magestuoso y radIante en-
cendio sus fuegos y con ellos iluHllnc
hasta deslumbrar los c~ontinentes de "a
extension meXicana haciendola bella.
diafana, dulce y adorada-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16

EuAXe --..-s-. ...'-s..... s...--..-- %
sQuiere I'd saber alernan en- 10 dias- =. SIS
sQuiere I'd. sa5e- inglsS en- 70 diasc.. SIS
:QuiS-e I'd. Saber frances En- 10 dias.. SIS
Libro p~rIrna-io de inEles y espanoi.... rs
,Quiere Cd. saher Itaiiano en- 10 diaS7.. IS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
NOVELAS ~HISTORiCAS

e Sol de Nayo.-Memorias de Ia Inter
venci5u t-anccsa. Con Erabaeos --...S2-So
e Cer-o de las Ca-npanas.-Novela his
t6-ica de grandisimo interes ...:>.-.S2.5o
In Majstad Caila--EpiSodSoS hlStorlcos
dc Ia -eyoluci6n maderiSta ..........Si-oo
Los Observation-Disclosures de Il insuTrce-
cion contra Espans ......... .......$2-25
Memorials de IN Observation-Disclosures de
"a epoca de Ia Reforma $500. ......S2.2o
y Caudillo.-Erisodios de rueS-
ira Guerra de independently .-......S2.25
e on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
HISTORIA.

Causa = FuSilam!ento de Maxiniliano ,
de Sus Generates Mi-anon y Meiia:
csida de Quc-etaro. prisioneros en- ei
Cerro de las C~ampanas, jueces y deten-
sores. acusacioaeS. discIrscs, sentencla-
dos IA nuerte. ~paiabras de MAximiliano
Y Mramon. etc Uuica edicion c%onfor5
me- al original, que sc encIent-3 en- a
archiyo General de Ia Nacion ...-...Sl-fO
Correspondence de Juarez y Months:
Norny y las minas de Sonora, Almonte
e Hid2lgo, les bones de JeckeE. Lauren
ceZ v Za-aSoZa, pruclamaS de Forey. pro-
eeSo de los Consoles. Ell Imperio en- Ne
Compendio de Historic de Mexico, por
Discusses y ManifieS:cs dc Benito Juarez.
desde 1888. cuando fuS diputado a 10 Le-
siSlatura de Oaxaca, hasta 1872 en- que
fallcci6, sierdo PrcsIGelte de Ia lepl-
EI Iibro Rojo: historic de los Erandes
crimenes en- Mexico durante Ia Con-
quista e. Vir-cynato n Repubhca y ei
Inperio. obra de Riva Palacio, MateoS,
Payne y el Lie. Rafael MARITIME de "a
Tore. que fue 6efenSor del Enpera-
dor Maximiliano. Dos tomcs . E 500
EpiodioS Militares MeIicanos.-Guerra de
Independence e Invasion No~rte-ameri-
cana. Dos touoS ..-... q. -. -.....SI-sV
Historic Universal. por Martinez Rami-
rez. Tn tomo empastado y con profu
sion de Iustriaeioncs --..---.--.--- SO
Historic de EspaNa, Po- Angel Saleedo
Ruiz. In tomo profusamente huS-
trado go
Historic de Mexico. por Eerdia ...--:-.S5.Vo
Historic dc Grecia. desdc los tic=ros be-
roicos. hasta Ia Decentralization del m
perio de Alexandra - . =. . = : soc
Historic Pat-ia por don Justc Sierra -. sue
La Intervention y 81 Imperio. por SalaGo
AlvareS.-CuaSo Grandes tomos, encua-
de-nados en- tela $3.50. . .-.S46.Oo
Mexico vieio y Anecd6uco. por Coma
lez OhreE6n. Tn tomo tela g. . ...Sl.fe
Miscelanea: Dictamenes. circula-es, pes
Quisas iudiciales. communicates, brindis.
cartas. etc, po- Benito Juarez ....-...Si.'V
La Vida en- Mexico en- 1910. lltereSante
apuases de n epoca, por Gonzalez
O5reg6n. Tn to.ao tel1 : e. ---...SI.Ao
Sueno de ImrS-io: Maximiliano, Il YER
dad de n expedition extranje-a q Me
xico, EberaleS y eonservaGoreS, Ia Tri-
pie ALBANIA las Notables poeSias dc
Maximiliaro. juramento. etc: per Pa
H. c,nio. ....... 81 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
lIRROS DE L,ECTURA.

Gonzalez de n Rosa. Illstredo cen 10
Srabados, $50 retratOs. % napaS, dos
cuadros de banGeraS. t2olas de SlSscna
Metrico. C6diEo lnte-naclor2! dc SEND
les etc. Un tonic pasta ts2 ..-.---.S2-00
Diccionario Popular de II LenEua Caste
Lana Edicio Minerva. CGISIno y
Co-az6n.-Dia-io de IN NiAo, por
ATiciS 49,. 1890. -.-...:. ....;So-eo
Fl Angel del HoEar.-Lihro p-ime-c de
Is-t,,SS naz nIHas -. ......- soc
81 Angel del IioSar-LIbrO segunGo--. one
~ Amigo de los SinoS, pcr ~SaaaHez-.- 2Ic
Ensenan-a SimiltaHea, poC Mate -. SIC
La Perla de Ia CaSa-Terce- Ebro de Il
AngeI dei Hora- ...... 80. -. soc
Lector Nexicano, Princ-o, por Oscoy.. %
Te-.o- Nsy;rano Seccn6o ...... 65c
Iectnr Mcxicano. Tercs-o 1890. .......- fSc
Metodo de eScriturs-lectUra, pcr Rebs3-
Ss m
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16

Pero Mexico Sc encontr6 con que
sus continentes estaban ~guardados y
vigilados por otros hombres que no
eran de su propio suelo. 7 entonces
comprendi6 Que de I'M extreme a otro
sus llanuras, sus campos y sus mon
tahas no eran otra cosa sino una
carcel inmensa, dentro de Ia cual ten
dria que vivir por innumerables amos.
Y comenz6 para las raZas india y
~criolla, la esc!avitud y Ia vioa de Pc
mas y amarguras.
Entonces, cuando Sc did cuenta de
la situaci6n horrible porGue atravesa-
ba, cuando sus sentidos lie indicaron
que su carcel tendria que estrecha-se
algdn ola. cuando su ~inteligencIa .e
advirtio que su continente va no lie
pertenecla ,entonces principle Ia lucha
DOR conauistar sus derechos y ad-
ouirir ell horizonte infinite del cual
era dueho.
Para esa raza nuestTa, que siempre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16

aspiraciones y la mente encendida de
ideas. no puede nj ha podido, nj po-
| dra nunca vivir en- n carcel, aunque
esta tenga las dimensiones u lie den
amplitud para Hevar una VIC apa-
chile.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16

Crso de LenGuaie. por l Prof Ricardo
G~ome=-PrIre- ano ... - 80. - COS
Curse de LcnEuaSe, SeEundo aho 1900 sSG
GRAMMATICAL
Compendio de Grammatical CaSteiana. Sc
gun Il Academia por Toro ' Come Soc
Compendio de Grammatical Dor Don An
GreS SsLo =. -. e - 49, ~
piciona-io OrtoS-afico dc las woes cas-
telanes que ofrecen dficultad en- 50
ccrlEoCS - - . - 49, 10
Eieneatos de Gramatica. por Her-snL.. 2ot
Grammatical Castelan2, con a-rcElo q q de
n Real Academia. po- ZuniGa. Aurnen-
tada con t-a:zdos de O-toS-afi2 y Pro
Soda I'm TONIC tela ..-..... ..-.-.Sl-2;
Grauatica de "a Real Academia Espaaola.
Ultima edici6n Official -. -. -. . . So:
Prontuario de O-tog-aEia de Ia Lengus
Castellaaa ...-. . 80. s<
Prontua-io de ~Conjugaci6n. 0 los diez
mil ver5os castellanoS--E6Sci6a refor-
msda 81 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-16
oRRAs DE UTILICsD PRACTICE

A-ses GrificaS-F6rnClaS : procedi-
mientoS para tipografia. gTabadoS,
A-te de guitar las manchas en- toda
,Iasa do +eiidos ........ 75c
C-ia de GaIlinas: el g~allinero. incubaci6n,
alimentos y bebidaS. hygiene, ceba. cas-
TRACTION. enfe-medades y cursc;on, en-
pacue Y tranSporte del huero. por A.
Cultivo Ge Horalizas: Ebro que enSena
pract;eamente el cultivo de toda clase
de hertalizaS: ajo. repollo. cebolIa. "a
bano, tomato, esp&r-ago, lechuga, etc
Tor Santos Rodriguez y Z. Zanaoria. .Si.'V
Elementos de Mecanica-Fuerza, now
miento resisteacias, maQuicaS slmPIcS,
ecuilibrio deaSiGad, etc. 1900. $500. Soc
e. Medico de las FamiilaS.-Manual teo-
rico practice de Medicina, 81 alc2nce de
todos. I'm torao tela ...... ...-.....Sl.25
e lib-o de las Mad-eS.-ob-a muy util
po- los c~onocinientoS cue procura a las
nadres de familia, para cunphT 81 au-
gusta mission de foErnar y eGuear = los
hiios ....:..... 1900. eOe
Hygiene del Matrinonio.-E Ebro de los
eSpcsoS, po- el Dr.. Pe-ci-a, de n Real
Academia de Medicinal de Barcelona I'm
c6 sGn9 S.f fe snsn ss de cabalios y del Pi-
cador: mGtodo n~e2icano para Gomar en-
dos horas caballos y mulas b-utaS 0
~cerriles, por Francisco Mora .........Sl.7o
Gallos de Combate. Incubation. c-ia- ali
mentcS > bebidaS. como Sc coroce c
surremo Gailo de eonbate, preparation.
jreces, apueStaS, manas y t-ampas por
Pauline Lopez .--.. .-.. .--.- .----SI-iU
La MeGicina Observation-Disclosures SEN
cilloS y .acilcs para ccnbat- tod2 cla-
Sc de Intermediates y accidentes-.-... soc
l. Yerdadera Ciencia de Cu-ar. Ira
tariento naturista moderno y modo
de ccnocer las enfc-medadS po- Il
expression del 70 tic I'm tono tela.-.S4.0o
Manual del Fogonero SaquiniSta, por Cou-
dert-Un vo!umen tea 5000. ......Sl-TS
Manual del Conerciantc y EpiStoldrio Co
nercial-Obra u~tlisiIna para tcda per-
soma de negocioS ...... ............. 81
Mil Quinientos SecrctoS del HoEar-Co-
lection &c -ecetaS practicaS para n lin
plea &c eESe-es doneSacoS, telas y veSti-
dos: compoStCra dc ropas y objetoS; To-
ca6o-. hygiene. etc. 1890. ...... --... Soc
SoviSino Contador Universal. Manual de
cueatas aiuStadas, con el cual Sc re-
Suelven violenta-acate toGa claSe de ope-
r2cicneS. sin neceSidaG &c numeros
nj calcuioS $500. 80. &. 1900. 4Oc
PlaRtas que cUran y plantas cue ma
tan. TrataGo &c botanical medicinal
para Ia curacion dc todas las en-
fernecadeS 1900. -..-..... ...-.--.-- soc
Recetario de Medicina Dom6stics. Colce-
ci6n de recetaS para todaS las enfe--
medsdcs. 81 neior Eb-o de nedicina
popular que Sc ha publicado. IN tono
tea .-.-.- 1880. .----. ..-..- .--..S3.o0
SecretoS de IA NatursiecA-Lbro de gran
-tiliGad en el hogan, por Il suma de re-