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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10
WHITMAN TELLSOF
BRIBE GIVEN IN
NEWBERRY CASE

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. o.
Mrs. Annabelle Hamilton, one of the
head stenographers in the Newberry
campaign headquarters at Detroit,
testified today in the election con-
spiracy trial OF the Michigan sena-
tors and 1872 others.
Fashionably gowned, gloved, hat
ted and yelled, Mrs. Hamilton an
swered questions Of counsel for near
ly two hours. She told about a cash
box in the office vault Of the De-
troit campaign headquarters, and re-
lated a conversation with William
]. Nickel, of Oshkosh, Wis, the
Democratic defendant. who is alleged
to have been hired by the Newberry
campaigners to get a candidate on
the Democratic primary ticket in OPP
position to Henry Ford. She said
Nickel told her he was going to
find a candidate who would have
no show against Newberry, if he
had to run himself"
Other witnesses today included
Charles S. Potts and c. r. Higbee
member and clerk of the grand jury
| which returned the Indictments in
the case. Both men We're subjected
to close questioning by George E
Nichols, for the defense.
Potts Recalled
The witnesses had testified yes
terday as to the grand jury pro-
ceedings last fall, which resulted in
the indictment of Senator Truman
H. Newberry and his associates. Both
served on the grand jury, Highbee
as clerk.
Potts was recalled first for cross
examination and George E. Nichols
took UP the questioning Of the de-
Tense.
Potts recalled that a Mr.. Fitch
was mentioned by John H. Harris as
having received $50 or $40. Further
questions brought this from Potts:
II remember this distinctly, that
Judge Harris said he received in all
$1,000, was asked to account for only
his personal expenses in Charlevoix
! county and made a return of Sill"
WAS this an important matter
your mind?" asked Mr.. Nichols.
Yes, sir"
Got Money From Turner
The witness was asked to match
his recollection with Mr.. Nichols
version of the Cor1iss and Davis
testimony. At times he recalled
some statements as having been
made, but at others could not do
so.
did Mr.. Davis say his expenses
ran from $40 to $50 week and that
he never received any money from
Paul King personality asked Mr.
Nichols.
"He said he got his money from
Mr.. Emery or Mr.. Turner" replied
the witness.
"Were these men asked what their
purposes and intent were in under
taking the campaign work."
"They were not" said Potts. He
was then excused and Higbee was
recalled.
Mr.. Nichols asked the witness to
recall that Harris had explained what
items the ST. represented, but he
could not.
do you recall that Harris sale
King told him Newberry's friends
would provide enough money to take
care Of the campaign"
"I do not recall it,
will you say he did not?"
"I will not say that
| Annabel1e Hamilton, a Detroit
stenographer, told of work at the
Newberry headquarters. She received
$40 a week and hired twenty OIL
more girls for night work at fifty
cents an hour, either Emery or Tur.
ner paying the salaries.
She said this was money in box
kept locked in the office vault, thai
she had seen only Emery or Turner
handle it and she had seen punches
of wrapped bills in the box"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10

Captain Ceilings made a study OF
himself, of his condition-and at last
he was rewarded by the finding of
the method that so quickly made
him WELL strong. vigorous and hap
py man.
Anyone can use the same method ;
it's simple, easy, safe and inexpen-
sfve. Every ruptured person in the
world should have the Captain Col
1ings book, telling all about how he
cured himself, and how anyone may
follow the same treatment in their
own home without any trouble. The
book and medicine are FREE. They
viii be sent prepaid to any rupture
sufferer who will fill out the below
coupon. But send 1t right away-now
before you put down this paper.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10
90 ARE RESCUED
FROM SHIP OFF
NEW YORK COAST

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Thirty-t
passengers and twente eight mem
bers Of the crew Of the Princess
Anne, which stranded Sll sandbar
at Rockaway Point Thursday night
while bound from Norfolk, Va, to
this city, were landed at the Battery
by the police patrol boat shortly
after l o'clock this aftOa&S0n. Forty
four members of the crew remained
aboard the distressed vessel.
Captain Frank Seay, OF Norfolk,
who was injured while navigating
the boat through the storm, was
among those landed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10
Illinois Man Sings
AT Own Funeral by
Means of Phonograph

MOUNT VERNON, Ill, Feb. T.
w. n. Smith sang at his own funeral
here today. Six years ago he and
his first wife sang Rock of Ages"
Their voices were reproduced on a
photograph record. The record was
suggested as a part of the service
today by Smiths second wife.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10
Former Governor Stuart
Declines Appointment

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Former
Governor Henry c. Stuart has de-
clined the appointment as O. men,
Der Of the interstate commerce COM
mission. The announcement of his
refusal was made this afternoon by
Major Alexander Forward, who was
private secretary to Mr.. Stuart
while the latter was governor of
Virginia.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10
How to Heal Leg Sores

A WONDERFUL treatment that
heals leg sores or Varicose Ulcers
without pain or knife is described in
new book which readers may get
free by writing a card or letter to
DR.. Fl. ]. Whittier. Suite 20, 100
Mcgee. Kansas City. Mo.--(Adytl
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10
''Cure Your
Rupture Like
! Cured Mime
Old Sea Captain Cured His
Own Rupture After Doctors
Said Operate or Death"
Nis Penedv anh BOOZE ga,,+ rsrnn

His Remedy and Book Sent Free.
Captain Ceilings sailed the seas
for many years; then he sustained a
bad double rupture that soon forced
him to not only remain ashore, but
kept him bedridden for years. He
tried doctor after doctor and truss
after truss. No results! Finally, he
was assured that he must either sub
nit to dangerous and abhorrent 3D.
GRAFTON or die. He did neither! He
cured himsalf instead
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10
Sim Feiner Homes
Raided by Military;
Arms Are Found

LONDONDERRY. ireland, Feb. T.
Police and military have raided the
houses of several Sim Feiners and
arrested three Of them. A quantity
Of arms, ammunition and explosives
was found by the raiders.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10

and an additional $4,000 If any medi-
UNI will disclose tho contents of a
letter written to him by DR.. Richard
Hodgson shortly before his death.
The letter, never seen by anybody
else, is in Mr.. Rims safe. This
photograph shows Mr.. Rim, in what
is always a dark room when q me
dunn does 1t, revealing how the me-
dunn writes messages, supposed to
come from the spirits, with his toes.
When he tells his subject that he is
placing both his feet on the subjects
feet, he really uses only one foot,
placing it in such a way as to de,
ceive the subject. He offers to dupli-
cate any feat performed by any me-
dunn.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10

This is Joseph r. Rim, New York
broker in fruits and produce, whose
spare time is devoted to exposing
fake mediums and their favorite
"spooks." It was he who exposed
the famous Palladino. Mr.. Rim, who
until ten years ago was a member Of
the American Society for Psychical
Research, has challenged that So
ciety, or Sir Oliver Lodge in par
ticular, or any body else, to produce
a medium who, under scientific anal
ysis, will yield the slightest mani
hesitation Of munication with the
spirit world or perform a feat in the
least degree supernatural. He Of
fers to forfeit $4,000 if this is done
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10


much heavy work
and my suffering
from kidney trou-
BILE seemed almost
u n be a r a b | Q at
times. I have tried
many kinds of
medicine for it
but in vain. Sever
al months ago I
bought a bottle OF
DR.. Pierce's Anuric
Tablets and since
I have taken them
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10

bottles completely cured me of all my
trouble and so strengthened my bladder that
l can sleep all night without getting up,
and l never have any more backaches."
MRS. S. A. SMOOT, 1907 River Rd. No. l.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10

2 LACE CURTAINS given for
ERoYNg1esEI selling boxes of Prof. Smiths
lsgSSaTsi Headache and Neuralgia Tab
l%lA ksSaHI let's at % cents q box. Cata-
lBkMgahEe2MH logue of other premiums sent
with goods. SMITH DRUG CO., Dept. 81
Woodboro. Nd.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10

get up several times
every night and there
would be a thick sedi-
ment. / also had Sc
we're pains across my
kidney. Some little
time ago / learned Of
DR.. Pierce's Anuric
(anti-uric-acid) ana
knowing how good DE-.
Pierce's other medA
cines were, / decided
to give it a trial. BY
the time ! had taken
one bottle / was much
imnrOyed. and two
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10

have felt like a new woman and
the kidney action is now normal.
highly recommend DR.. Pierce's Anu
rio (anti-uric-acid) Tablets to all
sufferers from kidney trouble
MRS. A. r. CLACK, Rt. 1.
Back-ache vs.
ommend DIR. Pierce's Anuric Tablets
to all sufferers of kidney troubles.
My health was becoming very poor
from kidney trouble and backache
and the kidney excretion showed a
brick-dust sediment when I first
started to take the Anuric.' I de-
rived wonderful relief from it's use.
1 know 'Anuric' is the best kidney
medicine have ever taken."-MRSI
e. L. GRIMES, 1924 Green st. ~
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10
KIDNEY TROUBLE,

Auburn. Ga. FLOR many years I
have been doing much heavy work
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-10
Kidney and Bladder Trouble

Columbus, Ga.-"For about ten years suf-
fered with kidney trouble and bladder weak
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

H,s,c7e del HIa,ysmouio.-E Ebro de los
exposes. po- e! D.. Pereira. De IL Rea!
Academia de &sGiS3us lie Barcelona IN
topao teia -"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

cha contra Ia intolerancia, para con-
ouistar IN apiece de libertadl Lueso'
trece amos de guerra intestine para
derrocar la dictadura de Santa Anna
dos amos para discutir csc Sagrau'
tornado Dor Tn congreso conpues1o
de mas de ciento treinta de los NOM
bres mas sabics. mas honrados y mas
patriotas que jamas hayamos tehi"o'
luchando entire una tempestad oca-
sionada por el choque de dos luea7
opuestas. el pasado V el porTenlr'
tres amos para vencer la reaccion oe
souella luctuosfSima etapa que Sc ia
ma Ia guerra de tres aMes. porGue M
IN solo dia So dejo de combatir, y por
1ltimo. cinco amos para luchar contra
Ia intervention francesa y la reaccion
infidente.
Treinta Y cinco amos de constante
lucha entire eI pasado. que es Ia N
t~olerancia Y 81 porvenir que es Ia IL
bertad en- jndas sus multiples y es--
plendorosas manifestations, hasta
terminar csa tremenda lucha con 81
drama del cerro de las Campanas.
Eiene entonces nuestro Benemerito
JuareZ despues de una Glortosa pere-
crinaci6n V hace SUI entrada trlunla!
en- IA ciudai de los ~palacios trayendo
inc6lume ese sagrado c0digo y esta-
bleciendo este lena immortal: So
bye Ia Constitution. NADIA n nadie.
Por ESQ al pueblo meXicano esta iden
tificado con Juarez. porque quien di-
&c Juarez, d. >e CONSTRUCTION del 81.
Por ESQ al JuAreZ lie tenemos
colocado on mar. es Y bronces. V
por ESQ estd ' estssra siempre en- ell
craz6n de los meXicanos.
:Que significa Ia Constitution de
191T.......? FL mas horrendo cr!-
men. IA mas ~sangrienta burla que
puede hacerse al sufrido pueblo me-
xicano. n negaci6n compieta de su
soberanfa. En- efecto. 81 c. Fenus;iano
Carranza, ~Ciobernador Constitutional
del Estado de Coahuila en- uno de esos
momentOs fatfdicos de nuestra en-
sanCrentada historic. tuvo 81 gusto de
enfrentarse contra el despotismo Y de
invitar al pueblo mexicano a restau-
rar el Gohierno legal del Presidcnte
Nartir. z
Pero las sirenas de Ia amhici6n. Ia
hidra del despotismo ~envenenaron el
corazIn del c. Carrauza, Y traicionan
Go su propia gloria. en- !Igar de to-
mar 81 puesto de Presidente Provisio
nal. de reinvidicar los fUeros de esq
sacratfsima constitution Y de convo-
car nj pueblo 4 elecciones para Pre-
sidentc de Ia Repdblica como 10 ofre
ciara en- el plan de Guadalupe. pas6
sobra Ia representation %nacional. So
proclam6 Primer Jefe Y simple c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
la CONSTITUTION De 81 ES La UNECA SUPREMA
LEY DE LA REPUBLICA MEXICAM

gado del Poder Executive. Sc reoelo
contra Ia Constitution, Sc dio a q
mismo todas las Facilitates u ere
SO necesarias para gobernar a su ar
bitrio. DastruyC los Ayuntamientos,
sumergiendo a. pats en- Ia mas no.
rribie anarquia Y pisoteo lode 10 gus
significa democracia.
Para coronar su obra supriml0 el
sacratfsimo c6digo del 81, e~ncargando
a Maclas cue formulara un mama
rracho a ~prop6sito, para gobernar el
Ia Rep1blica a SUI antojo, borrando de
la portada los derechos del hombre
V ~estableci3 en- Queretaro I'm congre-
so espurio, trasladandose 81 mismo
a la historical ciudad. ara allf al pie
del Cerro de las Campanas. ejercer
la mas brutal preston Y cuidar que
esa "Carta Magma" como han dado
en- llamarla su saduladores. no su-
friera modification substantial.
Los r~evcluiconarios de buena f.
Sc %quedaron a~sombrados de la auda-
cha de aquel hombre, pero sacrifi-
caron sus mobiles ideales en- aras de la
paZ V del patriotismo. Desde aquel
e~ntonces Sc %engendr6 esa terrible es-
cisi6n cuyo trAgico desenlace ACADIA
mos de preserciar con estupor.
Ell effmero gcbierno del llamado I'm
perio de MaXimiliano. no fue un go
bierno legal, fue LII eclipse, un 60
bierno de facto que tuvo por eplloSo
Ell Cerro de las Campanas, despues
de cuyo eclipse brill6 mas Y mas
esplendoroSa la Constitution del 81.
FL gobierno del c. Nenustiano Carran
Ia que tuvo por epflogo una choza
de ia villa de Tiaxcalantongo. fue un
sobierno tambien de facto. Y despueS
de este. que tai veZ sea el ultimo eclip
Sc, brillara mas Y mas esplendorosa
esq slcratisima Constitution de 81
que tanto anna ell pueblo meXicanG,
como que es Ell fruto de su sacrifi-
clos V como que por ella ha derrara-
do tCrrentes de sangre generosa Y con
arreglo a ella deberan ser juZg2dos.
todos los que Ia han i~nfringido, pues-
TO que ell pueblo ha recobrado su So
beranfa. Todas las adiciones o refor
mas que tengan por objeto la falicidad
de los meSicanos. caben dent-o de csa
constitution.
Ciudadancs que ambicionais Ia 81
la urccidcnci2:, 81 quereis estar en- a
antique ra'acio de los Nirreycs, en-
trad por Ia puerta de Ia legalidad. 81
no quereis prolongar mas nuestras
intestinas lucl!as. No Divides que en-
la Repdblica Mexicana Ia soberanfa
reside ~esencial Y originariamente Ell
ell pueblo y cue para los infidentes
hay un Padilla TN Cerro de las Cam
panas y I'm Tiaxcaltantongo.
del 'Dem0filo" de Tampico.)
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La Constitution del 81 es Is Inica
E. senior i%ugeniero Alfredo Robes
Dominguez liberal honrado V revolu-
.cionario de verdad. eE FL Criterio.'
peri6dico bisemanaI u Sc publica en-
In ciudad Ge Mexico, ha expresado
Ia idea de que hay dos constitutions:
la de 81 V Ia de 1917, y que hay dos
legalidades. lcgalidad verdadera que
es Ia Constitution de 81 ' lesalidad
ficticia que es la de 1911.
e. esti-nable senior Robes Domin
guez INQUIRE en- el lamentabie error
que antos ~perjuicios ha causado a
Ia naci6n Y que es Ia del estado
a%narquicC en- que atm nos encontra-
No puude haber dos legalida-
des. Una cosa es legal o no 10 es.
No hay tG"mino medic possible.
La legal!dad ficricia es una cosa
que legalmente no existe; es n fic-
ci6n. un enGano, una mentira con
a~pariencias de verdad, pero que TO es
verdad. La Constitution de 81 es la
IniCa suprema ley dc Ia RepGblica,
porQue ella ha sido. es Y serA ell Ia
baro del pueblo mexicano. Por ella ha
derramado torrentes de sangre Y por
ella han sido sacrificados infinidad
de mdrtires.
ESa constitution representa- todcS
los sacrificios del pueblo mexicano
en- L eterna lucha de la libertad con-
ira ell despoti5mo. Els Ia herencia de
los siglos. no es el fruto de falsos a
pGstotes. politicastros ambiciosos nj
charIatanes embancadores.
DeSde Gomez Farias hasta don
Juan Alvarez. radre dc tres genera
clones. ,cuantos s~acrificios. caAntos
sufrimientos de veinte amos de LII
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

CHA DEL AMBASSADOR De CABA-
ILuS y DEL PJJADOR: msIudo ne
1tcan0 para ao11ar en- DIS aoSas 81
bales ' muiss o-utaS o c~erT'tcS' por
Francisco Mora ..-....-- -...---...SA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
MESIONERA AMERICANA
CAPTURADA POR LOS
TURCOS EN- TARSUS

CONSTANTINOPLLA. JUNO CO
Una sonora americana. Mrs. Paul Nil
son. de Rockfor. Hi, miembro de
Ia mission americana en- Tarsus, fua
~capturada por los turcos. s"gdn eN-
presa un mensaje de Mersina.
Los americanos en- konia dicen que
los turcos estan ahora poniendo avi-
SOS en- luGares publicos en- los que Sc
encarece que Sc lleevn a ca5o ma
tan2as de armenios. alegando que es-
tos estan e~jecutando matanzas De
turcos en- otros lugares.
Los ingleseS han estado ~reunienGo
proviSiones en- Chipre para recibir 4
5000 armenios husrfanos que saldran
de Mersina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

~,r-sA FUSILANLENFo De MANt
ETrT fA$O = De SLS GENEt-
Mo y NEJIA: caIaa &c ~IS
NtS 1-s-s-rs-us e. q Cs-ro &c las
;.,s.a y 6e:ensores. acas2-
Tfs.5-sos. ser,sacladCs a mne'-
u.labras d. IIaxiHi!jono Ml7@
~, etc. Cnsca CdJc}en co"toI.,
~. W.. o. encuenrra En- q Arcal- =,
~, General De n \aclon 5000.
roPeFSpONpENCIA De jUAREL
NONTLUC. Nr-Dy as
Sr,,- Agmortc Q H't2-Eo' .CN .
So"'. I,,,s.s. laurence y Earaso-
--,.rr-az de Fo-gy. proceSo - .,
- C,Ersg,es. 81 Irapc-io en- Mexico e'''--'
---.p.gs NANIFIESTOS De
PEETTO IUAREZ. desde 1850. eI@.
10 rlS dlnutado . Ia LeSs!ataT9 =
. hasta I,1Z an que iatctio. .,
o1ES p-rl;irn-e de- Ia RspG5iica 81 az
II rTRRo ROJO: historic de los
Il c-incnss IN Mexico duran's
C,rrr,as-a 81 Ei--sy-2t2. q he
-.,rs.s y q Imp+-io. Obra De klN&
p7fs-so. Natcos. Payne y q Lie. |"
sasI Narriuez De "a Tore cue 1'
defsnso- Gel Emperacor A%NHh' a
Drs ;u-oz .....-----.-
80 u-;.,-es ,.xfcarcs.-Gue-ra De
In5@pentenria = invesion NoF$-lS :, IN
na Dos tcmoS
gs,,sria de Gresla. desds los Vempos ne
roiccs hasta "a Gesmsno-aclon od W' -.
RIO de Alexandra
s.s,o-sa Patria per don Justo Sierra a. eoe
Tr-a-y.Dri6n >, lmp=rlo. Por Sa.aco
Aiyarsz-Cuas-o EraEGes t0uos. eAcHa, a,
NO V..ic y Aaeedo;ieo. 2or Coma
=, Oh-eSda. Soyas t1Storicas. teSe"- -
a. Y s~osugu5res. "a tomo TIA '..SA-4V
NrSrEIANEA: dic-amencs. clrcu.aTes'
DSSGuizas judiciale. cOmuniead2s. or'"[ =,
-a-,as. etc. por BenI:o J@ars2 .S!''V
s1rESo De MPERIO: NaHimii1ano. "a
---sss E- IN expedition sx-ranIer1 a
Nex:co. Ebera,es y senssryadores'
Triple AlianLa. los Notso'S. E0C
. AaE,l .......-SI so
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
NO PoDRIA DECIRLo ToDO

"JamaS podre decir el bien que me
hizo Ell miedicamento Foley's Honey
and Tar" nos dice Miss Rose Florke
209 Hawkins Ave. n. Braddock, Pa.
"Tuve IN terrible resfriado que crei
me o~riginaria pulmonia, pero tome
Foley's Honey and Tar V muy prom
to ME senti bien. Espero que TODD
el mundo 10 tome Cartas como esta
recibimos diariamente. (.Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

Li0ro Gr is NsG-eS.-Obca may "ta.
oo, los cOnUe.m.cuJo cue P-crL-a a AS
nsGTes &c fan.Is ps-A cGm2.'= 81 aa-
zusJa msi6a dc loEGa. y eC.caE = 20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
ogRAs DE UTlLIDAD ?RACTICA.

Ar;e, G-assas.-E ormllAs y proteaS-
m.,utCs pa-a U~gcEEALi1' S'I' IN x
uGoap!s, els
Ate &c guitar as maacnas en- 'oca
- 10 taiGcs SUE
CFrA De GALLiNAS: G. y~sIinero. M
ruhae!or. aliuentoS y r-n5aas. a'-ie"e'
IA ras--aslyu. Intermediates y GU
-,-isr. e-plaue 3 J~arspo-rc Ge. hue
NJ, nor \. Esgauet y &. Eau1orI2.-SA' 81
CIu,1Vvo DE HORTALLZAS: H57o
oce crscna p-acrcamentc c' eU-''
d, soEa clase dc hor-1llzas: a0, re-
Ill, ,sboIa. -aaauC. tomato. espa-
--n,D. ,echu=a. etc. po- Santos Eo-
d-iguCz ) Z. LanaoTIa
E.em.nUos De Mecanjca. - EuerEa. mov'-
1Isr,o. resIsieuc.as. u1GIUlnas s'npiS''
elulnb..o. dens.Lad, etc wv
= Devote Joselino-Co'ecc.0u de ora
clones en- nonor de san jose poT %
Fl Sls5iro de Is Fam.Ias--NanuaI ;eori-
90 practice lie Mcdi,sIa. Al aIcante de
tcdcs. Ia ;OuO tea o. ..-.--.---SA
= Li1vo Ge ias AS-CcS.-o1Sa mly "tSi'
por los cO1U-.n:eatos cue Pscc--a a As
raSGTss &c ian.as pG-A cIuP-iE 81 Al
.,lsta msi0a de lGEGla. Y eC-caS = .Us
-. eoe
H,g,cac del Ma;yJmouio.-El E5ro de los
esposus, poz e. D.. Pcreira. de II Kea!
Academia de &eGlS:uS -e Barcelona. IN
tomo tela
GurA DEL AMBASSADOR De CABA-
rTgS y x pIJADUR- mstuLo ne
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