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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
Be Rid of That
Nagging Backache!

Are you dragging around day after
day with dull never-ceasing back
achey 10 you suffer headaches.
d1y spells and sharp, s,abbinig
raiul; feel Tired, irritable without
life or ambition Likely then your
trouble is due 10 kidney weakness
not hard TO correct II treated prompt
~, hut dangerous II neglected For
quick relief us, Doan's Kidney Pills.
lloan's have helped thousands. They
should help you. Ask your nelghbor!
An Ardmore case:
V. 4. stonc, painter, says; II had
attacks Of kidney trouble when
fel, 30 lame In the muscles Of my
back and hips | could hardly get ~
or down. My back and kidneys were
weak and turpentine In the paints
caused the trouble. found Deans
Kidney pills just the thing to re.
lIcve me In good shape"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
OIL SAND NIERRICK
EXTENSION TEST IS
PENETRATED g FEET
Operators Running the Casing
With Packer In Effort to
Shut Out the Water.

Indications that the Merrick Oil
Company test on the Cruce farm, IN
the northeast corner of the southwest
quarter of section 80, 4s-2w. will be-
come 200 barrel producer or better,
were made apparent "Wednesday when
the oil sand topped at depth
2.'4 feet was penetrated SO fca;
and the drill was 81 j in rhe sand II
;ha. dep,h. The cpcinors are n3N
making efforts 20 shut out the wator
which is believed. has broken in
hrOugh the & as inch casing, iour
sGints off the bottom The 3-16 'n'h
casing is now being run with pack
q 10 tho hottom Joint nf the as
inch casing which had been set at
oc.nh of .'iei fcet--tar tcp OF the
sanl The So inch cas,.'' had b''N
set m this test al q dep, oe 93i6
feet There T. . shnwin' Of gdn u
the we'll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
CARTER OIL COMPANY
CITED FOR CONTEMPT
BY CORPORATION COM.
Violation Conservation Order
Alleged In Seven Wells
In Hewitt Field.

Tho conservation committee In
charsc of the enforcement OF the cur.
talhnent order In the Hewitt field
area, has reported to the state cor.
pora,ion commission at Oklahoma city
10y whom the order was Issued. yio.
latiuns by the Carter OH company
of terms OF the order In operations in
seven Of its wells AS result the
corporation commission has cited the
Garter company to appear before II
and show cause why 1t should not
be fined for contempt. The hrarlng IL
scheduled TO be- held at Oklahoma city
on November |.
j. \. Neasey, general attorney for
the Carter company and "A number
Of other officials of the concern were
In this city Tuesday. October II. and
while here met with the members ~
the conservation ctmmittee. During
the meeting the Carter comfany was
ordeted to plus OFF the sands drlllrs
into IN violation ol the curtailmpnt
order ana without permits. The repre-
sentatlNes OF the company were In.
strne,ed TO give answer within rpas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
HITTER POLITICAL FIGHT
PRERiCTEE IN 1922 CAMPAIGN

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Alva j. Niles of Tulsa. banker and son
in-law of James McNea. republican
candidate for governor in 1910 and
who was defeated by Lee Cruce: Or.
Hugh Scott. of Oklahoma City; John
Embry OF Oklahoma City, United
States district attorney for the western
district: John Fields, editor of the
Oklahoma Farm journal, defeated in
the race for governor in 1914 by Rob-
ert Williams; John Hickman of still
water, defeated Bull Moose candidate
in the gubernatorial race Of 1914; Ed
Overholser of oklahoma City. eX-mayor
and son of Henry Overholser, pioneer
resident of Oklahoma and popular
among the old-tme residents.
Bitterest Fight Ever Staged
Referring to n recent published
statement by ex-Gov. Lee Cruce, who
WAS quoted as saying that he would
not be candidate for the office next
year II the fight would be q bitter one,
Mr. Harris states that Mr.. Cruces re-
marks may be regarded as a declina.
tion, for the fight will be one of the
bitterest If not the bitterost, yet stag
I'd In Oklahoma politics.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
OIL NEWS
(From Local and South Oklahoma Fields)
BILL KROHN
CURTAILMENT POLICY
OF LOCAL OPERATORS
COMMENDABLE ACTION
Prominent Oklahoma Politi-
clan and Oil Man Terms
1t Most Sensible.

The most sensible thing which the
operators can do at the present time
10 maintain the market at is present
'cVei ana 10 warrant further increase
VI quotation states James A. (Big
Jlihl Harris republican national com.
InitIeeman, and independent oil pro.
uucer lis To continue the policy of
l'cuT'ailnent in operation and nrevent
any possible increase in production
Otherwise, the larger interest which.
Aet the market price may employ in
! crease in production as basis for
argument should they desire to cut
tho figure again. the rapid rises
which have recently occurred In the
crude market have been due to n
great extent TO the larger oil interets
making an effort TO offset the pur.
poses OF the proposed senatorial in.
Vestlgalion regarding the petroleum
INDUSTRY in America. The price will
maintain its present level, and may
take further advances as long as Con.
sroas threatens to carry on its In
vcstieations into the activities OF the
larger interests.
incidentally, ! ncte with great sat.
isiaction that the operators Of Carter
county are carrying on in most
commendablc manner their activities
"a regards adherence TO curtailment
Noa@lre, and Il is absolutely no exag.
ec;aiion 10 state that the PRODUCERS
OF Garter G unity are beyond n doubt
the most efficient and hest versed oil
men In the game, barring none. Their
attitude during the recent market
slumn and the fine manner in which
they me, condition. and arc n.cpar.
cd 10 carry on when future conditions
warrant II has placed them In the
foremost ranks among the member.
ship of the petroleum world. II would
be- most advisable II operators In other
lcc,ions Of The country would fol-
low their examples, and mold their
activities according to the policies pur.
sueu hv the oil men OF this county"
Mr. Harris is here visiting at the
homo of his brother.ln law and sis.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Strawn. Mr..
7irawn is associated with Mr.. Har-
riH in the III game
Speaking OF general conditions, Mr..
Harris Is Of the belief that neverthe-
less II has started on its way. and
will steadily assume normal. "Th.
Harding administration is pursuing a
safe and sane course. he stateo.
and thus far has made but one mis-.
take. namely failure to approve the
Mexican tariff on the importation ~
crude oil. should the administration
eventually put over the Mexican tar.
iff lis mistake In that respect will be
rectified"
Up to September 20, Mr.. Harris was
both chairman of the state republican
committee and national committeeman,
however. on the date mentioned he
resigned the former office and was
succeeded Ivy 4. c. Alexander. OF
Oklahoma City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
iINMai L. Furious

COLUMBUS, Kan, Oct. l3.--Alexan.
der Howal received the news of the
action Of Pres. Jchn l.. Lewis in
suspcnding the Kansas district In the
jail early today, According TO jail of,
ficials, the deposed union leader was
furious. lie demanded the right TO send
out telegrams and use the telephone
TO make u statement for the press. lie
was refused and was compelled to re.
main silent Sc far as the outside world
was concerned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
WITH THE Oil MEN

l.. d. Rlckey has returned from
! Portsmouth Ohio where he visited
with his brother. c. T.. Rickey. sup.
erlricndent Of the Excelsior Shoe com.
pnny. Mr.. Hickey was away for o pc
/ Rod of two weeks.
The most interesting sight which he
Witnessed states Mr.. Hickey, and
which Is Indicative OF Improvement in
Industrial conditions. was the opening
Of steel mills at Portsmouth which
had been shut down since November,
1920. aud which are now running AT
about go per cent capacity. Al the
opening OF the mills, states Mr.. Hickey
thousands OF workmen lined up at
the gates. 80 per cent Of whom had
been idle since the mills ceased opera.
tion. The shoe factory which Mr..
Rickey's brother IL superintendent OF
IL running about 70 per cent fun ca.
paciiy.
James H. Hughes, who has been
serving as scout with the Texas com
pany In local territory for the past
yea and one-half. has been promoted
to land department Of the company.
and will leave for Tulsa soon whore
he will maintain Headquarters. MIR.
Hughes will be travelling land man.
W. :. Parrish OF Houston. Texas
yice'president with the Humble oil
aud Refining company. is an Ardmorc
business visitor.
A. o. Olson and Il. Elder Of Wilson.
both with the Noble Drilling company.
were In this city on business visit
WetAesday,
w. T. Hlggins of Oklahoma City.
formerly of Ardmore. IL here for scv.
oral days on a business visit,
j. H. Gilliam, accompanied by his
wife and son, Il. H.. left for Dallas
Via. motor route this afternoon and
VIII spend several days at the Texas
state fair
hill Miller, prominent attorney of
Columbus, ohio, il an Ardmore busl
ness visitor. Mr. Miller was manager
d the Harding presidential campaign
IN the south and west areas and his
activities alocd 10 very areat ,.ylont
IN lis succs ssful culmlnation
George Mong OF Denver col. is
here scouting the local territory In
the Interests NJ Colorado Springs par
ties.
l.. N. Angove OF Bowie. Texas. dis.
trict superintendent with the Prairie
Pipe Line company. IL an Ardmore
business visitor.
William Seylcr OF Milwaukee. prcsi.
dent Of the "seyler system" IL her,
ON business visit
MusKOuEE. Okla. Oct, i2-Mlss
Josephine Berry. well known Musko.
ges business woman was found dead
ca rly to-day in bath room at her
house Physicians gave the opinion
that she diej frum aponlcNy. she had
be.l In falling health.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
In Hewitt Fiel,

Rakcrstrawn No. ON the DillaId
laUn. in the center Of thc southwest
quarter 0f the aouthcast quarter OF
the nor,hwoN quarter Of the moth
west quarter OF section ". is-sw, Is
being deepened "a the sand found al
a dopth 0f about 2Ol0 feet in the Skel-
w oil Company offset 10 the west and
the Eockland OH Company offset now
drilling to the south. Present depth OF
the Bakerstrawn No. /. is 1850 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

SPRINGFIELD. H., Oct. l3.--prcs.
ldent Lewis action in removing state
Officers Of the Kansas Mine Workers
is unprecodented in the history of
American mining, Frank Harrington,
president Of the Illinois mine work
ers union. declared today on hearing
of the suspension of the Kansas dis.
trict
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

Rono-Fn, No. GA the Schwnrz
fa'ia. IN IL southwest corner of ,nn
northeast quarter of section ID. IS
sw. ono-hnlf mile east Of production in
the F,x field. Is drilling on black
shalc at depth Of 2le4 feet, with
the standard tools. \ salt water ,and
encountered n, shallowcr depth has
boon succc,grully oascd OF.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

enable time as TO whether they would
comply with the order, OF permit The
matter to be taken into the courts.
Other violations OF the corporation
commission order by various operators
have been reported 10 the committee
which will make further inyes igation
and if the charges are found to be
true, they will be reported to the cor,
poration commission in the same man.
ner as were the charges against the
Carter people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
PAY CHECKS FOR COMPANY
Il DISTRIBUTED FRIDAY

Col william Hutchinson Cf Com
my l.. Oklahoma National Guarl'
announces thar pay checks for the
first half Of the year 1921 have been
received and will be distributed at
the regular drill hour, Friday night
at 7:a0 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
North ni Graham Field

Empire Gas and Fuel Comaany Is
cheering the location for its test on
the pickcrson farm in the northwest
oornor al the south half al The north.
west duartcf &c the southeast quar-
Tor ot section 10, 9s-2W. north of the
Graham nclla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

Notice, White Shrine Of Jerusalem
Regular meeting will be held "a Ma
sonic hall October II, 1880 p. IN. Mem
bers and officers not yet installed All
urgently requested 10, attend.
VlLLULAH NEWCOMB. w. II. p.
ELIZABETH HAYDEN, W. s.
ADV. 1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
New Hewitt Rig

Carter Oil Company has completed
the rig for It's we'll No. 30 on the
the northeast quarter of section 81,
4s-9w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
DiscinIine InlenIel

INDIANAPOLIS, oct. lS-7Suspen.
sion OF the Kansas union mine cffic-
ais declared by officials at the head.
quarters of the United Mine W rN
~ Of America here to be intended 10
discipline Alexander Howat. and 9th
r. Kansas officers for failing TO carry
out the recent order of the unions
convention requiring them to direct
he strikers 10 return 10 work at the
Dean and Reliance mines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
LEWIS SuSPENDS NINE WORK
Frs DISTRICT NUMBER l.

Continue From Page Onel
Dl DIVISIONAL district IA. and shall with
fun authority, perform such acts as
may he necessary for the transaction
of business within the purview of the
cons tuition of the United Mine Work
ers of America and in harmony with
our honorable obligations under the
joint agreement. All loyal members OF
the United Mine Workers of America
in the state Of Kansas will be govern
ed accordingly.
''(Signed)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

FOR sALE--Several loads of corn.
Cali 9l5 Eighth avenue northwest
1874
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
"JOHN /. LEWIS,
President IS
Miners Idle Two Weeks

The Kansas miners have been idle
for two weeks, or since Howat and
August Dorchy, the district vice pres
idcnt, went to jail at Columbus, to
serve six months sentence for VI
olation Of the Kansas industrial csurt
law. The cause of the action of Lew
is. however, in suspending the re-
fusal Of HOwat and the district board
to put back at work miners called out
on strike at the Dean and Reliance
mines last spring. The international
organization holds that strikes are
in violation of agreements with op-
orators and the international board
instructed IIowat to order the men
back TO work. IIowat refused to do
80. The recent International convention
at Indianapolis sustained action OF
the internati' nal officers. Howut stlI
refused to order the men TO return TO
work.
F1cming's Answer
When Peck entered the hcadquar-
tcrs of the distric' union and asked
that the place he turned over TO him.
Fleming refuse. 10 do so.
II won't pay any more attention
10 you than ! would tc SNOWFALL in
hell" Fleming told Peck.
Legal proceedings to obtain posses.
sion of thy offices are expected today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

Fol. RENT Nicely furnished he'd
room, adjoining bath; close in. 100
Ind avenue northwest. 1872
FOR RENT-South bedroom adjoining
bath: two blocks from postoffice.
l29 \ street northwest. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

FOR RENT-Jus finishing paperins
and painting wOodw0rk on five
room house located at 32S d street
southwest and will be ready to move
into saturday, 18th; rents for $50,
Telephone during day 272, after
1868. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

APPLES-I' have all kinds of apples
for sale: located al IA South Cad
do H. Holtz, the Apple Man. 1875
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

FOR SALE-One large chair, one day
bed and office table, l5 9TH avenue
northwest Phone 2lS4-R. l-3 !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

FOR SALE-Practically now l2-gauge
automatic shot gun; Remington
make. Telephone 272 or 1868. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-13

FOR RENT-To responsible parties
six room modern house with garage;
completely furnished everything com
plete; location southwest Phone 1881
or so. 1873
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Una conferencia International


Esta legislation embrionaria dirigida
contra la trata fus completada. por el
acuerdo de 1910, segnn Ell cual, los
Estados participates Sc comprometian
introducir en- asu c6digo el castigo pa
ra cuantOs Sc entregaran al ejercicio de
la trata
La experience ha demostrado el ca
racter insufciente de estos dos acuer.
dos. Es cierto que la guerra ell res
tablecimiento del regimen de pasaportes
hicieron punto menos que impossible la
trata de mujeres nifios; pero no 10
es menos que Ell retorno al estado de
paz v la Suppression gradual del control
de los extranjeros la han hecho renacer.
Los informes que en- el Secretariado
de la Sociedad de las Naciones Sc reci-
ben de la Europa central, de Levante,
do Dantzig y de Amsterdam son concor
danteS este respecto, y de clio Sc des-
prende que las conmociones politicas Y
la crisis economical que han sucedido a
Ia guerra han contribuido todavia al
agravamiento de la situacion. NADIA mas
natural, pues, que la Sociedad de las
Naciones, 6rgano por excelencia de la
collaboration international, procura con-
tribuir poner remedio un tai es-
tado de cosas. Considerandolo asi la pri
mera Asamblea de la Sociedad de las
Naciones, cecebrada en- Ginebra durante
los meses de noviembre y diciembre del
afio pasado, decide convocar la Confe-
rencia international para Ia Suppression
de la trata de mujeres y nifios que &C
tualmente Sc esta celebrando en- la ciu-
dad suiza, sede de todas las grandes
crganizaciones internacionales.
Para preparar la labor de esta con-
ferencia, la Oicina de Secretariado de
la Sociedad de las Naciones, especial
mente encargada del estudio de esoos
problemas, remiti6 un cuestionario a
los diferentes Gobiernos, fin de que
estos dieran cuenta de las medidas to-
madas en- cada pals para combatir Ia
trata y de las que pensara tomar en- ell
porvenir. Teniendo en- cuonta el tenor
de cada una de las respuestas reci-
bidas, la Conferencia debera tratar de
incorporar ell sentido general dominan-
te de todas elias en- acuerdos que sir
van de base en- 81 future para una
acci6n comdn, cada dia mas necesaria
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
CONTRA LA TRATA DE
MUJEREs Y NINos

Sc esta celebrando estos dias en- Gil
ncbra, bajo los auspicios de la Socie-
dad de las Naciones, una conferencia
para establecer las medidas conducen-
tes la SUPPRESSION de la trata de mu-
jeres y niios.
Estos dos males sociales han sido en-
los tiempos modernos en6rgicamente re
probados por la conciencia moral de la
kumanidad civilizada; pero las prime
ras tentativas hechas para combatirlos
son de muy reciente fecha. En- un prin-
cipio, estas tentativas fueron casi STEM
pre- debidas a organizaciones de carac-
ter privado, que mas tarde recibieron
eI apoyo en- nuchos casos la ayuda
econ6mica de los Gobierno. Gracias a
los trabajos de estas crganizaciones, le-
garon . ser perfectamente conocidos va
en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX
los paises europeos que dan el mayor
ccntingente de vfctimas, los mas i'm
portantes mercados de la America lati-
ga. del Asia de otros lejanos CONT
ucntes y los principales puertos de en-
harque de la Europa occidental. Estos
resultados fueron debidos principalmen-
to a la actividad de la oficina inter
nacional para la Suppression de la trata
de mujeres Y ,nifios, establecida en- Lon
dres; y, debido la iniciativa de esta
misma Oficina, en- 1904 Is Gobiernos
diversos participaron de un arreglo Sc
CUR el cual cada uno de los Gobernos
firmantes Sc lcomprometia establecer
en- su respective pals un servicio es-
pecial destinado la Suppression de la
trata.
De un modo formal Y explicito, los
frmantes del acuerdo SO comprometie-
ron: Xxx
10. A mantener una vigilancia estric-
Ia en- los puertos y estaciones de en-
harquc.
20. A interrogar a las profesionales
de nacionalidad extranjera las causas
que las habia obligado a dejar su pals
de origen, v repatriarlas en- case
necesario.
80. A ejercer, en- la medida compa-
tible con la legislaci6n de cada pals,
un riguroso control en- las agencias
cue So ocupan de buscar emplcos en-
el extranjero para las mujeres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
La casa dc A. Erie SumersiIIG
& Co., Inc, nOtifiCa al pdbIiCO
en- general que su nsgOCiO solo
y exclusive 10 tiGne en- Allen rs
San Juan, P. R.
DIZOLVO

EI amigo de las IavaDderas.
Por rs centavos conseguira US
ted un paquete de este polvo pa
ra lavar la ropa, dejandola COM
pletamente blanca sin tener que
estregarla.
Si quiere usted probarIo pi-
dalo en- los establecimientos o
ref7ita 25 centavos a la casa
A. ERIE SUMERSILLE & co.
INC, Allen 70; y sera usted un
ciiente SECURE de este nuevo pre-
parade.
Ademas de la ropa Sc usa pa
ra la limpieza EN- general.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Sc QUEMA Ell TABACo

En- la casa de don Ramon Cabailoro.
de Aguas Buenas, Sc desarroll6 un incen
do quemandose una cantidad de taba-
co. Ell tabaco almacenado era dc Alton
so Flores y estaba asegurado por 81.
Ochoa Y Hno.' Segun circunstancias,
el fuego fue intentional y Ell fiscal in
vestiga el asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
INcENDIo EN- CAGUAs

En- Ell sitio de Maturi, de caguas, SO
desarroll6 un incendio en- una casa de
Pedro Jim6nez, que Sc usaba como al
macen de la Texas Oil Co.. La casa,
Que no estaba asegurada, valia $4,000
y las existencias, que 10 estaban, ascen-
dian $4,000. Sc investiga Ell suceso.
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Telefono 1873
P.O.Box 345

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Cork (MaximOl
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Isaacs (Jorge)
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AVISO

FL abogado Hugh R. Francis
participa a sus clientes y ami
gos que ha trasIadado su bufete
y Notaria al segundo piso del
National City Bank.
Advt.
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Horas de Estudio 0.75
Los Enigmas del Universe . O.3O
La Sensibilidad la Poesa Castellana 090
Moral Social 100
Las Zarpas de la Es6nge 0.30
Ell Secreto de la Ruleta ...I..a..-.a--, Is $50
La Procession del Santo Entierro 0.35
Ell Crimen del Fauno ~ O.4O
Del Huerto del Pecado 100
Noveas Aristocraticas 080
Ell Martiro de San Sebastian ....-..-.....--. O.3O
Las Hetarfas Sabias -. 030
Las Trayectorias de las Revoluciones -.-.-.. O.8O
Fantasmas de la China del Japon .-...--..... 100
Cuentos Fantasticos 030
Los Amores de Quevedo 030
La Conquista de Jerusalem O6O
La Isla de la Vouptuosdad ................... O6O
Su Culpa Heroca 060
FL Misterio de Monks Glade O60
Ell Crimen del Castillo O6O
FL Prsionero de Zenda O35
I'll NoventltreS 06OS
Nuestra Sonora de Paris 060
Cartas a La Nova O6O
El Hombre que RE 0.60
Cosas Vistas O60
Ell Ano Terrible O60
III Rhln O60
Napoleon el Pequeno O6O
Historic de Crmen O6O
La Piedad Suprema O60
Los Trabajadores del Mar ...................: O6O
Rayos Sombras O6O
Han de Isandia 0.6U
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