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Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-13

Il vEllY woman may 20 70 ihe NH.
~ ilnery shop determined to and =
hnt that ADDS AZ leapt 20 per cent 10
her nfiracilvenoss. fof Hnch n bat n
10 be found there There Il 80 great .
variety OF shapes aud such diversity
Of styles that Il IL not hard 70 SSliow
the ndvice conveyed By that reliable
old millinery adage which says a Npnr
in should look better Win her hat
than without A. She may chooee he
tween hats large. rmAn and medium IN
size. All good style. 10 endless variety
o. shapes 4pd materials and having
tho hdyanfnge n real beauty n their
linoa II the head l. an average sire
Il VIII not be- hard 70 hnd 4 hecomlnH
rhnre. bnf. n u - either lafKtr %
smaller than the average. a bat must
be made 10 ~ n. for this IS ne musi
essential thing IN he matter Of hocons
Ingntsa
There nro quite , nuwnhf 81 little
hats with wells Of nqf pr laoo playing
me most impnfthni paft IN their
adjournment. UfPaIly The wells are fNf1
brief Affairs dmned cleyerly on Shape.
along with llowers 1llff an wonder
fully hetom|ng. In q few models thf
veil lnllo from the front of the hai
,Ual lnr enough 10 coyor The eyes any
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-13
GERMANY REING FLOODED
WITH PAPER MONEY

BERLIN. May i3-Gcrmony's 10.
per money now IN circulation
amounts 10 6O.0o0.Oo0.O00 marks and
u increasing By one billion marks
n week. declares August Mueller.
former minister of economies.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-13

n you want anything IN the Hard
ware line. go 10 j. J.. Walkers, the
most complete line In Town. 5is
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-13

A good Singer sewing Machine al
a bargain al J.. J.. Walkers. sis
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-13

longer but not very long at the back.
On fprins aud summer millinery flow
era, grains, nrusses and grapes are
featured and many have nlreamers Of
sIik or velvet ribbon. An example 81
these pretty trlmmlngg--A revival Of
ilnse gone ~ m the styles. appears
IA ne hot Of iisere braid with Us sash
q molrc ribbon and clusters Of flowers
and Hiapts with whedf and grafu
alnenr them.
Among The haze for midsummer
uero nrn many black ones 81 hair
hfaid mud mnlinon o. laca Roma q
thom have very wide brlma and col.
lars Of velvet ribbon with q ninrle
lrnt taEd end Sometimes two Or three
very lenF'stemmed rases sfpop over
tho hlim odFe toward the back. and ~
other models variety % flowers
posed Nat on the bnn. show through
fhf tmnspafrnt fnhric A lnFdy .nt
of haIf braid and mallnen fhnUa IN
ne picture b nIlblafk with airy
goqia feathers spduglnE ~ about ne
qfeun,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
FEATURE WEEK END
IN LOCAL BASEBALL
Singer-Indestructo Clash Sun.
DAY and Saturday Industrial
Card on Program.

Baseball fans can look forward
20 a weekend Of their favorite
sport served as IL is rarely found
outside u the organized field on the
coming saturday and Sunday. The
Singer Studebakcr and oliver Dodge
games feature the Industrial league
program for Saturday on Sunday
they will sec what is probably the
best pair In the local field when the
Mishawaka Indestructos meet Sing
ers at Singer park
The Studcbaker club. runners-up
in the league viii make n valiant
attempt 10 mar the perfect 1000
J.rccnt ~ tho Singers who are lead
ing the loop with five victories and
no defeats. Should they come
through they will have hetter-
thau-fair chance FOR the league
leadership N Class a
Dodge and Oliver will meet at
Cartier field at the same time. The
Dodge outfit which has been trailing
the field since the opening Of the
season expects 20 break into the
won column with a crash and wind
UP the season above last place.
A. Last ChRnCc.
The Sunday program will prob
a bly, prove the best drawing card
OF the week When Singers meet
the Indestructos 10 Will be the final
chance Of the year for the sewing
machine athletes 70 ring up a vic
tory over the Mishawaka club. In
two previous clashes the invaders
have gone home victorious Two
weeks ago they mauled the league
leaders for a 10 % 0 victory.
on that last occasion Joe Newkirk
opposed Chief Zentz on the mound
and Joe ran a poor second. But
the same Mr.. NewkiTk hurled "A
game against the strong Roseland
Eclipse team last Sunday which
was worthy OF tho best OF them Be
sides letting the visitors down with
three hits he registered 13 strike
outs The cry Is now that Joe was
far away from his regular form
when the Indestructos larroped
him. N he shows anything like the
display he put on a week ago when
ne again faces Zentz the battle will
be well worth Witnessing
Singers HRvc Recruit.
Vic Morse Will catch ZentZ In
Sundays game while Baker will re-
Ceive for Singers. a new addition
10 the Singer outfield "SnaEpy"
Moffitt. who has starred in Indiana
semi-pro ball for years, will make
his bow in the Sunday contest.
In Glass B OF the Industrial league
the O'Brien Narnish Works team
meets Wilson Brothers at Leeper
park Saturday afternoon while The
George Cutters play the Bell Tele-
phone team at Studebaker park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
NAME DELEGATES
TO KIWANIS MEET
Rockne Tells Members of
Club of Success of Foot
ball Teams.

Charles Speth acted as chairman
a the Kiwanis club luncheon held
at the Oliver hotel Thursday noon.
Announcement was made OF the dis
trict convention 10 be held az In
dianapolis Sept % and 80. Sam
Schwartz, Walter Hldebrand and
Fred Lambeau were appointed as a
committee TO arrange for the at
tendance Of the local club at the
convention.
After Knute Rockne. athletic di-
rector at Notre Dame had told what
good football teams at \otre Dame
raeant TO South Bend. Nelson Jones
Or. Gardner and Cliff Isontz were ap-
pointed as a committee TO ala
ROckne IN the disposal OF tickets
this fall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27
TWO MEN OF SAME
NAME JOIN NAVY
Two Others Enter United
States Naval Service
Here Saturday.

Thursday morning Thomas Joseph
Szabo. 112s Prairie av., came TO the
navy recruiting station and applied
for enlistment. 4 short time later
and while Thomas Joseph was still
there. in came Joseph Frank Szabo
and also applied for enlistment. The
latter lived on r. r. No. ?, South
Bend. Neither Of the men had seen
the other before and they were no
relation 10 each other. Both OF them
took a two-year enlistment and both
will 20 10 the Great Lakes naval
training station.
Sylvester J. Turner OF Hamilton.
Ind. and John z. Barlow, Sand
Lake. Mich. enlisted IN the marines
Wednesday afternoon These men
will 30 TO Paris Island. s. G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-27

Tomorrow shall
able suitable
ate disposal in two Early shopping is advsed
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
Planes Fly Total Of 81, ,693 Miles
In Month Of May, Says
Official Report.
EFFICIENCY IN OPERATION
New Yerk.Washlneton Route Shows
. Per Cent and Chicago Omaha
Route the oamo-NeWark Field
Delays Two Routes.

Washington.-United States mall
planes dew . total Of 64.00S miles In
May, according to the report made
public by Second Assistant P0stmas-
ter General Pracger. The average Of
ediciency on the New Washing.
ton route was sS per cent; Cleveland
Chicago. 70 per cent and Chicago
Omaha. 50 per cent.
Only two forced landings were made
because Of mechanical trouble In
either planes or motors. Fifteen 9th.
ers were made because Of shortage Of
gas or oil through combating NrHn
winds. four because Of weather -
seven because new pilots got OF the,r
courses.
hew GMseieney 10 Based.
Emciency In operation OF postal air
planes u based on leaving the fields
within Is minutes Of scheduled time.
ION maintaining q speed for Is miles
IN hour for Curtiss R-4s and 81 miles
for DH.ls and Martin bombers. ON the
absence or number Of forced landings
and on making lights without damage
OF any character to engine or plane In
taking-o6. landing. taking or nyins.
Tho rating by fields In May was as
tollows:
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
Air Mail Men
Make Record

the field Mt Newark by the depart.
ment are indicated In a statement by
Mr. Praeger addressed to IAN Super
lntendents Of the Air Mall Service"
In which he says:
"The records indicate that II the
heId manager had performed the
full share OF their duties In getting
the mail planes of within Is minutes
OF the scheduled time OF departure the
efficiency rating for May for all divi.
slons would have made wonderful
showing.
Fall to Start on Time.
''The general efficiency performance
on the New York. Washington and New
York. Cleveland routes was marred BY
this failure Of the Newark field man.
agenent. This field failed ten times
to start It's plane on time to Wash
ington and ten times to start on time
to Bellefontc.
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
Pictures by American Painters
Tel Story Of Expeditionary
Forces Activities.
GRIM REMINDER Of TRAGEDY
Among scenes Depicted Ar Ruined
French Villages Made oaersd For.
ever 70 Amsrieans Because OF
Lives Given % save Them.

Washington.-The story Of the
American expeditionary force 10 told
in pictures on the walls OF the Ma
tionai museum here In n permanent
exhibit just opened to the public.
Drawn from life In paint. pen and
Ink or pencil BY American artists COM
misxioneti and sent to the front for
that purpose. the collection Of nearly
800 studies detailing almost every
phase of life In the army overseas ID
eprcad over the walls Of half dozen
The Keota news., 1920-07-16

"This trouble exists 70 some degrees
on other nclds. Il can be eliminated
or certainly greatly improved, n
planes are promptly inss>ected. testet
and served In the afternoon before yh<
dight II the departure Of the plane Il
scheduled early the following fore
noon. Aside from this single serious
delinquency. the pilots, mechanics and
neld supervisors hive cause to fes'
proud Of the record maIe. durins
Nay"
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
Art Shows Part of
United States in War

great. well.lishtsd rooms. II u tale
Of stirring action which they dis
close.
Among the scenes depleted are
ruined French villages made sacred
forever to Americans because Of Amer.
lean blood freely given to tear them
from German hands. There are the
homeiy. appealing scenes from behind
the lines with happy.go-lucky young
sters Of PesshinGs division In olllets
mixing among the people Of France.
the very old and The vesy young peo-
pie.
Here and there are grim rouandeso
Of the great tragedy IN groups a hud-
died dead In wrecked enemy treochso
over which The tide ol victory had
poured. Again. half giimpsed throush
. dowupour Of rain. Q trudsing. soddeo
infantry column 10 moving onward
through q go Of mud % the artist saw
Il: Of IN endless line Of weary gun
teams drass forward the battssiss to
blast the road to triumph.
AZ one point the artist caught and
held for his fellow countrymeo the
breathless tensity Of . forest outpost.
peering through the leafy screen o: bic
covert toward the enemy lines. biz
ride hueged Gloss. with fingers
cilnched over the trigger: at another
q slash Of light from Q half.opeoed
door has painted On the screen Of night
tust q hint at Q column. trampin4 o.
toward battle. just . young face oe
two In the line-weary. dirty. but with
laws grim set with purpose. Again II
10 Q hospital that has gripped the art
ist's imaginatioa. . twisted, writhine
form under the Nmbled blanket, with
agony In every line and over 1t the
steady.eyed surgeon Or the mseci3ul
figure Of an army nurse.
war Implements oisptaysl
In rooms around the picture display
are shown all the countless thing
with which the army and The navy
dealt in the war: the guns the bombs
the uniforms Of ally and enemy slike
captured weapons and German VA
eear Of many kinds. These form q
striking setting for the epic tale th>
war artists have pictured. probably tn
only such record ever assembled. fo'
II began with the army and runs OF
to the departure Of the homswaft
transports at the close.
Artists who made the pictures. oil d
whom held the rank Of captain IN th<
American expeditionary force. ineaod>
wallace Morgan. Ernest Peixotto. 5o
Iius Andre Smith. Harry =. Towpseod
Harvey Dunn, Walter J. Duncan, al O
New York city; william J. Aylwafd
Tairport, N. T. and George u aAfo
IND. Wynnewood, Pa.
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
Three Months. Old Babes
Matched to Play Tennis

Paris.-During Q recent visit
to Paris ]. G. Parks. British rep-
resentative In the Davis cup
tournament. and A. II. Colbert.
q great French tennis player.
matched their three months old
Infants to play lawn tennis 70
years from now.
The Keota news., 1920-07-16

A power.driven lawn mower hal
been made which weighs only ~
pounds.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-15

Europa, ansiosa de recuperar sus
fuerzas financieras, comercialss in
dustrialss, avida de reconstituirse po-
htica econ6micamente, dediia sus
energias y sus esfuerzos al trabajo. La
actividad vuelve a restablecerse en- to-
dos los talleres en- todas las fabri-
cas-. Francia, Alemania, Holanda, Sui
"a, Inglaterra, Italia, Espana todas
las naciones que pueblan el viejo con
tinente dan la impression de una col
mena laboriosa.
Y es indudable que esta ardorosa &C
tividad es ell mejor remedio contra Ell
bolshevikismo y contra ell alto cos
to de la vida, que ha colocado al nun
do al borde de la desesperaci6n, de la
revoluci6n social
FL desasosiego obrero, aunque un tan
to ruidoso, esta entrando en- su periodic
de decadencia. Los mas notables finan
cieros declaran que el alto costo de la
vida empieza a declinar. Y estas de-
claraciones han sido plenamente con-
firmadas por la reduction reciente de
gran parte de los artfculos de consume,
que ha marcado una baja del so por
ciento, tanto en- los mercados del ex-
tranjero como en- los mercados del con
tinente. Las materias primas Sc aba
rattan considerablemente en- los Esta
dos Unidos empieza a sentirse la re-
percussion del renacimiento industrial
de Europa.
Ell mundo lucha por la conservation
de sus recursos dentro de los limites
de la production de la economic. Anne
rica, su vez, imitando Ell emulador
ejemplo de los pueblos de Europa, de-
be de echar a un lado ell initil desgas
to de energias ell vano derroche de
oportunidades que ha dado lugar la
diseordia economica interna.
Europa necesita, en- primer lugar 10
comotoras Y vagones para mover sus
cosechas productos industraales,
EN- segundo lugar, maquinarias textiles
y agricolas para intensifcar la produc-
ci6n
Checo-eslovakia y Polonia progresan
considerablemente desde ell punto de
vista comercial Industrial. Imbuidas
en- un espiritu nacional poderoso, es-
tas dos naciones Sc dedican sin des-
canso a desarrollar sus recursos Den
tro de POGO podran satisfacer todas
sus deudas tan pronto como entren en-
ell campo comercial con otras naciones.
En- Austria las actividades agricolas
son intensas. Los terrenos estan bajo
cultivo Sc espera que la provision de
where's sera aumentada con ell produc-
to de las cosechas. En- la ciudad de
Viena, sin embargo, en- otras ciuda-
des de la Europa Central, la situaci6n
industrial es ca6tica sus habitantes
sufren las consecuencias.
En- Suecia, la situaci6n comercial me
jora rapidamente La naci6n esta apro |
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-15
AMENAZAN CON DEJAR
NUEvA YORK A OSCURAS

Los lideres de los obreros que Sc han
declarado en- huelga, en- la fabrica elec
trica de la B. r. T., de Brooklyn, di-
cen que no solamentc Sc hallan amena
zados los servicios de los trenes sub
terraneos Y elevados de esa compania.
sino tEmbien Ell Elumbrado eIectrico
de Nueva York, 81 los empleados de
la Public Utilities Corporation aban
donan sus trabajos por solidaridad con
los obreros de Brooklyn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-15
Europa en- las aVanzadaS del tTabaiO

vechandose de la escssez de papel de
imprenta que Sc siente en- otras ma
clones. Los molinos de pulpa de ma
dera trabajan todo Ell dia para supir
la demanda. Suecia ha tenido la in
tenci6n de levantar nuevas }fabricas
para la production de papel, pero no
10 ha hecho debido al alto costo de
las maquinarias la demanda de
altos jornales.
Los manufacturers suecos no So han
decidido a arriesgar capital en- Ell es-
tablecimiento de nuevas empresas pa
peleras porque no estan seguros del
tempo que durara la actual carestia
del papel.
La situaci6n politica interna de TIA
liza no es tan mala como Sc pretende
hacer Greer al mundo. Es cierto que
ALI Sc siente ell hervidero de las luchas
obreras, pero el NAL es comun todas
las naciones EN- ell momento actual Las
conciliaciones y las concesiones hechas
las clases trabajadoras han llegado
al limite extreme, el reciente fraca
so de la huelga general provocada en-
Turin puede considerarse como ell nue.
vo punto de partida para poner fin
las continues e injustifcadas deman-
das Nj la epidemic de las huelgas nj
la ola de indolencia de las clases obre
ras han podido impedir que Italia sc
entregue al trabajo con admirable ener
g1a, verlciendo todas las dificultades
con la tenacidad proverbial EN- los ita
lianos, de la que el mundo ha tenido
tan edificantes pruebas.
La fota comercial de Italia sera au
mentada 2,50000O de toneladas den
tro de los seis meses proximos, con
los barcos que comprara otras nacio
nes los que Sc estan construyendo
en- los astilleros nacionales. Ell mas
risuefio optimismo predomina en- TIA
liza, donde todo ell mundo espera que
la situacion fnanciera volvera a es-
tar pronto en- tan buenas condolences
como antes de la guerra.
En- 10 que a America respecta, ell
problema principal, magno, es Ell de
la falta de barcos mercantes para la
exportaci6n de sus productos America
tiene que alentar la fabrication de bar
cos mercantes para aliviar la estrechez
del trafico con el exterior, causada por
la falta de medios de transportation.
Ell future economico de America esta
estrechamente undo sus actividades
exportadoras. La guerra cre6 ell los
Estados Unidos muchas industrias, Gu
yos productos tienen que encontrar ne
cesariamente mercados en- ell exterior;
de 10 contrario, esas industrias mort
rian.
Los problemas a resolver en- los
Estados Unidos presentan grandes di- /
fcultades, pero su soluci6n no esta le-
jos La emission excesiva de valores |
circulantes ell aumento en- los pre-
clos de los articulos entran tambien |
dentro del circulo complejo del pro-
blema maritime de los Estados Unidos. |
No Sc puede esperar por ahora que los
fetes mercantes vuelvan la misma
escala que existia antes de la guerra; |
pero es de esperarse, desde Ell punto
de vista comercial universal, que la re-
Iacion entire ell precio de los hetes
Ell precio de los articulos ser$ resta-
blecida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-15
INGRESA AL EJERCITO
Ell INFANTE DON JUAN

MADRID, mayo S0.-Su alteza real
Ell infante don Juan, tercero de los
hijos de su majestad ell rey don AL
fOnso XIII. inicio hoy su carrera mi
litar, ingresando como zapador en- un
regimiento de ingenieros
El mayor de los hermanos de don
Juan, don Alfonso, principe de Astu-
rias, heredero de la corona, es soldado
de infanteria, Y Ell segundo, don Jai-
me, artillero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-15
ST ES LzSTED MJZIER LEA
ESTO QUE LIE CONVENE

En- casi todos los casos dc debilidad
en- la mujer, sc nota un iluio mucoso
debil que Sc escapa de la vagina que sc
conoce con el nombre dc leucorrea y
con el mas com1n de flores blancas,
y es sorprendente como pocas mujeres
conocen la importancia vital dc este
derrame y con Ia rapidez que debilita
su ORGANISING. FL resultado comun dc
esta enfermedad tan penosa y molesta
cue tantisimo sc ha generaIizado entire
el sexo- temenino, sc localiza en- los
organos reproduCtores, ocasionando do
lor de espalda, do!or dc costado, dolor
de cabeza, enfermedad de los oN arios,
mirada languida, cansancio, neryio-
sidad, palidez densa, NAL humor color
anormal. Esta debilidad tambicn cs
la causa de muchos casos dc esterilidad.
Cuando el flujo de esta molestia es
profuso abundante, gencralmente
significa que existen ulceraciones y
dislocaciones dc la matriz los dolores
ardorcs de Ia inflamaci6n son mas
ct1stantes y persistentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-15

oRoi OROl OROi No importa que sea
I'D. iOven vieio. rico pObre. una elegants
pluma fuente de orc. garantiaada. es preci-
samente 10 Que I'd. necesita. Es de un va
lor inestimabe solo euesta 81. Esta dtil
plunta de oro estk garantizada Sc LENA
acknowledgements 81 no es de oro de Il ont
lates 10 devclveremos el dinero. "UNTVER-
SAL. 2SS W. los St. New York. N. Y.
ADVT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-15

Los "SupOsitorios Mitcheiia
Vaeinales," cstin considcrados p0r
espccialistas cn cnlcrmcdadcs % IA
mujcrcs, como q tratamicnto local
mas eficlz para casi todas las culcr.
medades locales dc II mwcr. Adcmis
tenemos una inhnidad DC testimonies
dc personas id6ncas y carcctcuzadas
dc distiutos paiscs. en- que nos rindcn.
en- una forma quo rcvela mucha sim
oeridad, su agradccimicuto por q
txito quo han alcanzado con los "Su-
positorios Mitchclla Vaainalcs"
En- las direccioncs que acompaha
oada GAIA, Sc dan 4 coaocer mas IN
detalle Las cn'crmcdadcs que han siio
dominadas con 81 uso d. este lfan
especiiico, y ninguna muier "a ga
easada, soltcra o viuda. quo suirc dc
cualquicra dc cstos desdrdcncs. debc
vacilar en- haccr IN cnsiyo. cspc, ai-
mente 81 - sicntc cansada s. ahliiaa.
Fl uso de los 'Supositorios Mitche-
la Vaainales" q senciilo y 10 con.
ticncn grasa dc ninguna cspcclc . IT,
dansc en- las Farmacias Dfoguctiaa
ara Puerto Rico
VII ANAL IN &.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-15

AUDOUIN, Maxine
Los MilISnes de Grawborn.
BRAEME, Carlota
2 Azucena, Leonor
Dora Thorne
s BEECHER STOWE, II.
La Cabana del Tio Tom.
BREBNER Percy
La Princesa Martha
}BULWER LYTTON, E.
Los ultimos dias de Pompeya
CAPRANICA, Marques Luis
S Sixto V (dos tomos)
El Gran Diablo
La Condesa Melzo
CONSCIENCE, Henry
FL Demonio del Juego
OAK, Pierre
5 La Envenenadora
DECOURCELLE, Pierre
Las Dos Golfas
5 D'ARZEGLIO, Maxine
Hector Fieramosca
DICKENS, Charles
FL Hijo de la Parroquia
Almacen de Antiguedades
DUMAS, Alexandra
Los Tres Mosqueteros
Amaury.
Veinte amos despues
FL Vizconde de Bragelonne G tms)
/ Memorials de un Medico e tms.)
FL Collar de la Reina
Angel Pitou
La Condesa de Charney e tomos)
La Dana de Monsoreau e tomos)
La Reina Margarita
Los cuarenta cinco
Fl Pale del Duque de Saboya
Las Lobas de Machecoul e tms.)
FL Caballero de la Casa Roja
Memorials de Garibaldi
Historic de una Cortesana
FL Tulipan Negro
Una Hija del Regente
Aventuras de John Davis
Los Borgia
La Boca del Inferno
Actea-Sultaneta
DU TERRAIL, POnsou
HazaEas de Rocambole (2tms.)
Resurrection de Rocambole e tms)
Ultima palabra de Rocambole 4"
Las Miserias de Londres
La Soga del Ahorcado
}FEVAL, Paul
}N FL Hijo del Diabo
Los Amores de Paris
& Las Hijas de Luna
Ell forbade
FOE, Daniel de
Aventuras de Robinson Crusoe
: GABORIAU, Emilio
B Los Vencidos
FL Proceso de Lerouge
FL Dinero de los otros
La Cuerda al Cuello
Los Esclavos de la Gulpa
La Vida Internal
Por el honor del nombre
: GALOPIN, Arnold
La Espia del Cardenal
2 GERMAN, Henry
FL Hijo Abandonado
Los Saltimbanquis
FL Secreto de Matilde
La Venganza de Morabito
La Bella Luison
3 GUITTON, Gustaye
Los Apaches de Paris
La Escuela del Crimen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-15
Sc vENDE

Una hnca de 90 cuerdas. Barrio Al
mirante Sur de Vega Baia con cercado
de alambre, cafe. guineos, agna corTien
To especial para cana, informara;
ANDRES A. GONZALEZ
Vega Baja, Pto. Rico. Advt.