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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
SUPPLY OF STOCKS
CHECKS CURB GAINS.
Early Advances Not HeId-oils
Quiet and Without Feature.
Market More Active

New York, Aug. 31.-There was no
change in trading conditions on the
New York Curb today, that market not
being influenced by the violent advances
which occurred on the stock exchange
yesterday. Although some issues made
slight gains in the early trading. the
advances were not held, supply of
stock quickly appearing and checking
any advancing tendency that might
have been in process Of development.
The tone. however, after the first hour
was quiet but steady. In the later
dealings the list of stocks traded in
showed an increase over the measure
of activity for many preceding days.
Gillette Safety Razor was traded in
Mt 142, and there was little activity
in Durant Motors, which sold at 20.
Continental Motors changed hands at
SIS. Glen Alden Coal, after opening
at BAN, met selling orders and de-
clined to "a. Commonwealth Finance
was fairly active, the common stock
selling at 63B and the preferred at its
high record of 81. A sale of Chicago
Nipple was made at 3. British Ameri-
can Tobacco was heavy at liz and
11&. Farrell Coal was firm. Sweets
Company Of America was quiet, with
small amount of business at 2A
Philip Morris was traded in at 3H
WHY'S Corporation first preferred de-
clined to a new low of 8.
The petroleum stocks were quiet and
without special feature. Imperial Oil
ranged from to S5s and international
Petroleum sold at 109s to 1014. Mara
caibo, after yesterdays casiness, showed
a firmer tone today at 1874 to IS. Pro-
ducers and Refiners changed hands al
49S to ~ and Ryan Consolidated solo
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QUIT SIS SALVAGE ATTEMPT
Navy So Orders After a Year Of
Effort

Attempts to salvage the American
submarine So sunk in $50 feet of water
off the Delaware Capcs, have been
abandoned after n year Of effort, aC-
cording to officials at the navy yard.
The Navy Department, after receiving
report of the difficulties encountered
by the salvaging crew and the condi-
uon of the wreck authorized suspension
of the work.
The submarine sank Just year ago,
Septcmber /, fifty-five miles off the
canes while on run from Boston to
Baltimore, and the rescue of Its crew
OF forty one officers and men from the
almost wholly submerged wreck marked
one of the most thrilling chapters in
our sea annals. The crew OF the SO
were imprisoned in the vessel for fifty
one hours before their plight was discov-
cred by q passing merchant vessel and
they were finally rescued by cutting a
| hole in the stern of the submarine with
the hand tools that were available.
The Falcon. which has now abandoned
the wreck, will go to the Chesapeake
Canes area in an attempt to raise the
OK. German submarine IB-l11, which
sank while being towed to sea last June
to be used as a target with other Ger
man ships for American airmen.
The So was a new submarine. Its
cost TO the Government was 81 ,750 900.
It was 235 feet long and displaced 800
|
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Financial Briefs

The average price OF the twenty active In
dus,riai fnrG STOCKS 80 advanced l62 per cent yes.
advanced l.O3 per cent 70 40.
For the year ended December 81 the Pa
enc c, Development Corporation reported a net
income mt% after charges and taxes, OF s254.;;
on the 1S y sTS share earned
nst Income Of $is31 452 eGuap pate' to s7.s9 Ts6
stock at $50 par value; outstanding in the
preceding year: Deficit after dividends
asmounted enc to S236.324. against a surplus of
The United States Steel Corporation is
expected to show a further decrease in un-
hlled bookings for August Early estimates
Rb1SS between the & S,Gne nS in orders at
pared with q decrease of 2s7.54i tons in
July and 304.G10 tons in June.
- The annual report OF Pacific Development
C.orporaiion for the year ended December 81
statement for the year ended December 81
1920, the net loss OF tho corporation. on
business completed during the year 1920
actually ascertained loss tho corporation and
Its various subsidiaries have set up reserves
OF $7si7,3+s aganst future losses.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has
SHpnroVed a loan OF 5000 900 to the New
Comp9ny to, enable that carrier to meet its
maturing Indebtedness, and in providing itse (
NAtH hLultlOns ana DettCrmCnts at total
cost Of SlO,Oll.323. TIe carrier itself is re-
quIrCd 70 finance S2,Oll, 1913 to meet the loan
or the Government. The term Of the loan
Is for ten years.
Lchigh Valleys net earnings in July were
the best this year, and converted the opera t
ing deficit standing At the end OF tho first
!a!f year into net operating income Of SS4,
jSl for the seven months period. July net
amounted to 30O0.7O8. against a deficit OF
S73T7fl in the same month last year while
| the small balance shown for seven months
operation contrasts with an operating deficit
Of s7,l7s,sS3 in 1920.
There has been stricken from the list or
| the New York Stock Exchange North Amer
lean Company common stock, par value 500
| admitted to the list. the North American
Company temporary certificates for 8 pei
| cent cumulative preferred stock and TEN
| porary certificates for common stock. pal
| value $50.
y. Howard Moody is associated with Nc
| Glnn Co
! The Interstate Commerce Commission an
proved the $3.s4O.OOO loan TO Boston anC
Maine TO aid that carrier in meeting IL,
| maturing iL'lebted edness. Commission ais,
| approved Sl733, $50 loan 10 Erie RairoaC
| to aid that carrier In providing Itself witt
| new equipment and other additions and bot
terments and In meeting its maturing In
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FEAR RIOTS ON SHIP
Pocahontas, Detained at Naples, Ia
Short Of RatIons

Naples, Aug. 31.-By A. PO-The
situation arising from retention of the
Pocahontas in port here since June 8
because of failure to pay for repairs
has become serious because she has
aboard only five days rations for the
twenty eight passengers and the 2o3
members of the crew.
Owing to spontaneous combustion,
bunker fires are becoming frequent and
serious, and many tons Of the 400 tons
of coal aboard have been burned. 1t
will be necessary to remove the coal If
the ship remains much longer in port.
Trouble with members of the crew is
fexpected, since they have been without
money and tobacco for forty five days.
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AYERS WIFE SHOT AT HIM
intercollegiate Football Star Gets
Warrants for Arrest

Chicago, Aug. 31.-Charging that
his wife had attempted to murder him,
James Wright Martin. Jr., former in
terco!egiate football star, yesterday OBJ
taincd warrants, charging Mrs. Ruth
Turner Martin with assault to kill
and carrying deadly weapons. Mrs:
Martin Is daughter of the late Colonel
Henry l.. Turner, an intimate friend
Of Theodore Roosevelt.
The warrants charge that Mrs. Mar
tin fired six shots at her husband while
he was standing on street intersection
near his home.
Martin also obtained warrant
against Joseph Battcrsby, wealthy
realty man, as an accessory.
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Chicago, Aug. 81. - CA

Chicago. Aug. 81. - CATTLE-Receipts
II 900 head Good and choice beef steers
steady; fat she stock and bulls slow to weak:
veal calves, 5O2 higher; stockers and feeders
strong; top yearlng steers, slO.75; bulk beef
ers gIiuU ~; canI'rs and cutters. So. 10
43.5O: bolognas mostly S3.5OuI; beef bullg,
81 TRGf Z. ~; light yea'ers mostly sl2ml IL 10.
HOGS Receipts, 10000 head. Twenty
i've cents TO soc lower than yesterdays aver
ass, better gra des on moHti bulk sales, 81. Is
); p p,sSiam welsbt. tsf5ea llkht weight;
So ON 90: heavy packing sow4 smooth, 50; 75
gis.. au,aIir Isir.iRsSs4s RsSSnsja4s ''~'' ''u 'o'0O~00i
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Aug, 3l.-On quiet trad.
ing the local coffee futures market
opened / to points higher on a little
outside speculative buying, with scarce
" any selling pressure in evidence this
morning.
The early bulge failed to hold at mid
day. the market being so narrow that
n few orders either way affected prices.
After selling up to 712c. December
sold of to Z .05c and March to Z. .45c, or
x 10 Z points below initial figures.
Yest. close Opet, y
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Pittcburgh. Aug. 81. - HOGS. -Recelpts,
1000 head Lower. IIcaves, &9,5OGrO, 81
foavy workers., tlO.5O@ lO9 IS; light yJrHers,
:lO@l0 %. Pigs, t0l0ul 10.
head STEADY. Top sheep, So top lambs
CALVES Receipts, 100 head. Higher.
Ton. sl3
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Prices Improve on Paris sourse

Paris, Aug. 3l.--The stock market ad-
yanCed today, following the announcement OF
an increase. Of 80 O0O, 900 francs in the Capi,
tai OF the Bank OF Parts, Three per cent
Tentes. 90 francs 80 centimes; exchange on
London, ~ francs 90 Centimes; per cent
loan. 81 francs 40 centmss. The dollar was
quoted at u francs 77M Centimes
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Glinn & Co.
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank Cleurings today. compared with cor
responding day last two years
Phna,.. sol 900 600 500. iT7,8s2 $50. III D'oso
y. Yorki08, 200. 900 .03l. 100. .5l4 sra O26, llo
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Pratt Food Company, quarterly pcr cent
payable August 81 to stock Of record August
Draper Corporation. quarterly SO. payable
October 10 stock Of record September 3.
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Fast Buffalo, Aug. 81, - CATTLE--Re-
ccipts $50 head Slow, ?5c lower than
ty-fvs cents lower S5Gli.
- IOGs- Receipts. 24oO head. Fifteen cents
g 70. 25; mixed and oy9gTScTS. Sl2,25gioo.5See; io.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 2600
head. Steady. Unchanged.
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MoNEY.LENpING RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call both classes
of collateral. opened today at per cent FOR
lending and renewing,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

PHII.ADELPHIA-CaN. o per cent; time
G per cent commercial paper three to six
months per cent
Note-These are merely nominal quota ,
tions, the legal rate of interest In the State
Plus premium and commission, time money
for thirty TO ninety day1 IL loaned at & to
6h per cent, while commercial paper from
thirty to ninety days Is loaned at O to Oh
per cent.
IONDON-Money is quoted at Sh per
cent. Discount ates. short bills. Al per
cent; three months bills. ll-lG per cent
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GAR SILVER

PsE silver was ad lower in London today
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PHILADELPHIA BONDS

+Net change made By comparison with last
sale On New York Stock Exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

There has been stricken from the list on
the New York Stock Exchange North Amer
ican Company common stock, par value 500
admitted to the list, the North American
Company temporary certificates for 8 per
cent cumulative preferred stock and tenn
Value $50 ''' 'N'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03

Como feSulIauO ue NdflOS fulHOIeS
FYagoS que han circulado relatives a
evoluciones en- la situaci0n del azicar
crudo, exiSte un Sentimiento general
de incertidumbre en- el mercado azu-
carero, con su actitud generalmente
acompanada de un conservatism G in
decision por parte de la mayorfa del
cOmercio. ST bien eS verdad que no
| hay NADIA, hi siquiera de una natura-
leza tcntativa en- los informes que eS-
| tan circulando, nj tampoco, que pudie-
ran ind;c;tr una certidumbre de madu-
req, rS aparente que alguna evoluci6n
! de una naturaleza importante esta bajO
discussion o en- perspectiva. Esta incer
! tidumbre con reSpecto nj mercado azrl-
carcro de crudos Ell la actualidad, es-
td intensificada por ell hecho de la nue.
va cstaci6n de zafra en- Cuba, Puerto
Rico. Haway. Filipinas, etc, que Sc
aproXima rdpidamentc, teniendo Cuba
mas lie un million de toneladas de aZu-
icar crudo en- eXiStencia visible, Ell los
lBueFt0s Y TN total que Sc calcula en-
casi medic million de toneladas, en- ell
interior Ge la isla.
( De acuerslo con los rumores que han
feStado circulando en- el comercio azu-
c:tteEo aquf V en- Cuba, varios de los
I frP4inadores locales de importancia de
lAlertos de fuera. estan negociando con
| Ia Comisi6n Financiera de Cuba, con
A.. respGcto Il refinar con derecllo de mo-
Eenda una gran cantidad de aZ1cares
crudoS cubanos, V que Sc calculan por
10 mcn0s en- Un medic million de tone
ladas para la presente Zafra. Sc tiene
de acuerdo con los rumOreS
cifculanteS. clnbarcar el azlicar refina-
10, a puntoS distribuidores de Europa.
Talnbi6n han corrido rumoreS de que
los refinadores aquf, han estado ne
g0ciando la compra de una cantidad
he aZtIcares crudos cubanos. 4 I'm pre-
,'io que 50 dice estar considerablemen-
te mas bajo que In preSente cotiZaci0n
c,lbana. Es impossible, sin embargo EN-
81 presente, asegurar detinitivamente
cuileS Seran las evOlucioneS en- el mer-
cado. pero con seguridad que el mer-
cado necesita una vigilancia muy cer-
cana.
Considerable atenci6n ha sido atrai-
da ipor avisos cablegraficos de Cuba,
que infolman de la presentation de un
proyecto de ley en- el Senado cubanO,
para diSolyer la Comisi0n Azucarera
el II de diciembre pr0Nimo. DE acuer-
do con el proyecto de ley, todos los
azucares que no Sc hayan vendido a
esa fecha, quedaran para que este ha-
gaf:la distribution apropiada. Este
preyecto de ley. presentado ell el Con-
do con los avisos de III prensa, proce-
dente de Ia isla. ell proyecto, flI9 discu-
lido acaloradamente v pOr-fin sc pusie-
ron de acuerdo para dejarlo para la
session de maiiana sabadO. Estos infor-
mes de In prensa, dfcen que Sc piensa
que el Senado no aprobara el proyecto
de ley que 81 10 hace, la casa de re-
presentantes no aprobara la acci6n del
Senado. Cables particulares de la isla
dicen que 81 cl prOyectO de ley pasa,
o es aprobado, Sc cree Ell general que
el presidente Zayas lie pondra ell veto.
Durante la semana el mercado de
aZ1car erudo no ha estado muy quieto
con Ia tendencia, 81 hay alguna, una
pequeha fiojedad. No obstante, que los
az1cares fuera del dominic Sc ofrecen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03

muy ecOn0micamente, los refinadOreS
han mostrado POGO inter6s en- tales
ofertaS Y en- SUI consecuencia los tene-
dOreS han tenido mas vOluntad para
hacer conceSiOnes, Y al cerrarse la Sc
mana, una partida de az1cares de
Saint CrOiX, que debe llegar la pr0Xi-
ma semana; azlicares de Puerto Rico,
para pronto embarque Y un cargamen-
to de azdcares de Filipinas, que debe
ram llegar fin del mes, con Otros
aZl1cares tambien de Filipinas, para
llegar en- diciembre, estin disponibles,
a 4 centavos elf sea a unOs II pun
tos mas bajos del precio de azdcares
16c. mas bajos que la Ultima venta
dc aZ,icares con libreS derechos.
Tn cargamento de unoS $1,000 sacOS
fueron vendidos por la Comisi0n AZu-
carera, para pronto embarque, un
refinador local, a 2H centavoS, cOstO Y
f1ete. pcrO ell total, los refinadOreS han
estadO Ell una actitud de suspension,
pues la mayorfa tienen aun cantidad
regular de azticares. de Cuba. compra-
da par embarque en- nOviembre.
A principles de Ia semana la Conf
sion Azucarera, vendi0 5000 toneladas
de azdcares de Cuba, para embarque
en- noviembre v primera quincena de
diciembre. al Reino Undo, IA cheli-
mes pence, elf, una reduction de 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03
Informe sobre el Mercado de Azdcar
DELLA BOLSA DE NEW YORK

Ipence, perO debidO al aumentO en- el
cambio por el Sterling, ell costo Y flete
de New York, el eluivalente, fue de,
unos 2.46 centavos. Subsecuentemente,,
un cargamento de 5000 toneladas para,
embarQue en noviembre, fu6 vendido,
a Francia, a IA chelines 6 pence, elf Y.
con el Sterling, el precio lego a cer-'
ca de 21a centavos, cOsto y dete.
Ademas de las compras de azdcares
crudos, tanto por ell ReinO Undo CO.
mo por Francia, sc tienen nOticias de
que el interes ha aumentado en- aztica-
res refinados para ell Reino Y el Con-
tinente, durante la Ultima parte de
este aiio V primeros meses del entran-
te.f Una regular, cantidad de negocios
ha sido consumada para embarque en-
enero con transacciones moderadas en-
febrerO con variable aumento en- la
demanda. Sc dice tambi6n que las ven
tas han sido hechas para embarques
Sur America.
Avisos de Louisiana, informan que
los refinadores del Sur estan mostran-
do m6nos interes en- las ofertas de azG-
cares crudos de Louisiana. Tambien
Sc dice que la American, decide en-
barcar de 1900 1000 toneladas de
azticares crudos de Louisiana, para ser
derretidas en- una de sus reinerfas de
New York. Si
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kConG1nuac1on 00 1@ II. pa8.)
de dia nj de noche? ;Sera possible en-
contrar un honabre mas desgraciado
que 70? iQue qniere ahora esta loca?
1Por que Sc lie ha dejado entrar en-
mi despacho?
A estas palabras, recobrando aque
LA ancoiana, Mrs. Wielando, su call
ma, en- son de suphca, contest6:
iAh, senor "Sheriff" -ipregunta
iusted 81 hay alguien mas desgraciado
que usted? Mireme mi, senior.
Y con sus crispados dedos aparto
de -su cara las hebras de color crem1
blanca indefnida, que .caisn so
bre ella.
Estaba espantosa.
iLoea! 81, .razon de sobra que ten
go para estarlo. He estado carecien
do hasta dc. 10 mas precise yestIa con
los desheehos de, aptiguas conocidas.
iDfas enteros los he pasado con una
sola comida,,y y asi ,centavo u centavo,
pude, senor, econon1izar $1,000 que
stenia escendidos debaio del colch6n
en- que dornfa. iG6mo ha sucedido
clio no me explico; pero desde el %
de MARIO iltino, esa suna = con ella
mis- esperanzas todas, han desapareci
do para siempre.. .s..
| El Jefe de Policfa recobr6 su cali
ma, cambi6 de tono completamente,
e hizo con respeto y verdadero. inte-
res, algunas preguntas que creyo opor
tunas. -
Desde aquel dia, la policia neoyor-
kina Sc dedico con paciencia " cello
la La detenida Investigation del case
y detenci6n de los ladrones!
Y el sabsdo Is de abril compare
cieron ante el magistrate. Lenne, del
Tribunal de Harlem, dos jovencitos:
Jorge Wirland, de % amos de edad,
nieto de la anciana robada, un su
amigo Charles Atillog de II, acusa-
dos como. los auteres de csc robo.
Y oyo ell Magistrate con asombro
el relate de los detectives segdn Ell
cual aquellos dos jovencitos habian
estado llevando vida de .acaudalados,
por espacio de tres semanss, gastan
do aproximadamente 800 pesos dia-
rios ,s..,l.,. q. ....s. s,I
Ell amor del placer, de Il elegancia,
de la epuleneia, h&bia trastornado
el, cerebro de, los dos tunos.. Soiaban
con ,dar un adi6s por. siempre a. Ia
vida de- carretoneros que llevaban, y
en- unc torbeHino de. grandeza Sc Ian
aaron al precipicio.,. s,ae
Cuando Ia policia los detuvo en- el
suntuoso departamento que habita-
ban, en- Ia icasa nlimero 128 al Este
de Ia Gale .127 A., solo les, quedaban
As centavos de capital. -,
{ Vestian las .galas de los dfas soIem
mes X .ostentahan valiosas joyas. En-
menos de veinte dfas Sc habfap hecho
SO fuses Y connprado Is pares de "a
patos, y diez sombreros, 20 camisas de
seda v media docen9 de ,bastones. Y
habfa que yer los boletos de teatros
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RiIIaDta tlsCu[s0

Continuation de la pag. 81
sus ojcs al horizonte de la vida conner
cial piensen que no solo CON los di-
plomas universitarios de las atlas pro-
fesiones puede ser un hombre ttil la
famina, a la sociedad en- que vive; y
que, sobre .todo, no todos cstan dotados
para ell exito de esas profesiones en- las
que solo puede brillar aquef que tiene
Ell riego propio de srs siembras espiritua
les en- Ell manantial maravilloso del ge-
Mo. r.
Y puede hablarse acaso de una pro
fesion de mayores resporsabi1idades Y
en- las que puedan conquistarse rnayores
meritos la honradez, la laborioaiaad y ei
talento, que aquella que pone en- las ma
nos de un hombre el meca1isrno de ma
casa comerciai. de un banco de cual-
quier otra institution de caracter econ6-
mico.
Yo creo que no. Y es por ESQ que le-
vanto mi voz para estimuIar esta ju-
yentud proseguir en- ell estudio de la
teneduria de libros que es la clave de
todas las riquezas porque en- Ell conglome
rado social la red de todas las contrata
clones estan ligadas a las parallels silen
ciosas POGO eiocuentes de los Iibros MA
YoR y de GAIA que. gobiernon ,el nun
do de Los numeros.
! 70 deseo yer esta nueva generaci6n
canlinar con paso frme por el hermoso
frazado del porvenir con una canci6n de
amores en- ell coraz6n con un nidal de
ensuefios en- el alma, pero con la piqus
ia demoledora del progreso agarrada con
mano vigorosa v sostenida por brazos
potentes, como 81 lleyara en- sus manos
iluminando todas las conciencias La an
torcha poderosa dee una nueva civiliza=
ci6n. -. - ,,,s. !
Preparese nuestro pueblo por los es-
tudics que metodizan y amplian los ele-
mentos ignotas a su propia fuerza, haga
de su personalidad un factor indispensa
BILE su desenvolvimiento material y
spiritual y cuando ponga prqeba Las
dotes de su capacidad intellectual de
su preparation cultural leyante la mira
da sobre todos los horizontes de la pa
tria y vera entonces como Ell ideal de
redenci6n y de justicia que parecia rn
suefo. Sc .ha condensado como up sol de
libertad el los horizortes morales de Ia
pATKrA PoRToRR1oUENA
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y programmes regados y confundidos
con retratos de artistas y muchachas
.alegres de Ia .calle 125, en- el Depar-
tamento que ocupaban!
Condos Y paseos en- autom6vil,
con las desplu1nadnras de. glnsos, hi
cieron mas rapido el sueno de los dos
plcaros.
y rnientras, la pofre vieja sigue re
cordando los rincohes de su cuarto,
abrfendo y cerfando armarios lloran
do i suspirando, en- busca de sus eva
porados siete mil pesos, que adnJ es-
pera encontrsr EN- alguna plrte:
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cansinos Assens CRl

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Cestero (TuIiO)
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Cerds (Elias)
Chamberlain (J.)
Castro (Eugenio del
CIaretie (Jules)
Gambia (Julio)
CafreFe lEmiliO)
Carlyle (TOmas)
CoFrelli (MaTia1
(OnaFa DONlel ~
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Sor Juana ................. o5o
La Hija del Cortiiero .........,.. O.50,
Ell Segundon 0.50
Critcas Musicales .-..-... 0.75
La Condesa de Abrantes ............-........ 0.75
Historic de mi Vida O75
La Condesa de Aulnoy OTIS
La Reina Hortencia 0.75
Phaes ea.,A..... . JO.75
La Mujer en- el Hogar ar.-,.-.....-..-.-.-..... O30
Ell Tocador Practice ............A O.30
Arte de Ser Elegante 0.3O
la MuJer Jardlnero O.5O
Salud Beeza 0.30
Las Artes de la Mujer O.S0
Cuadros Hist6ricos de la Revolution Francesa 0.3O
El Maestro de Santiago.-El Padre Feijoo
Poesias Escogdas O.90
Cartas del Norte-La Condesita-Poesfas
Escogldas O.9O
Aires da nina Terras--O divino Sainete ...-- 0.9O
La Madona del Carroussel 900
E Divine Fracaso ....,...-.... 0.S0
FL Candelabro de los Sete Brazos ............ 090
La Nueva Literature e tomos) ....-.l....l... 160
Ciudad Romantca ..... O75
Honlbres v Piedras . O9O
Don Quijote la Guerra 06O
La Suppression de la Guerra 070
La Sombra del Cuadrante .... 04O
Un Dputado Republican, 090
Playas Ciudades Montaiias ...-.....-...~..-. 090
Elvlra la Esprituaf O.90
Amas Brujas Espectros Grotescos ---...--.-. o.9O
La Cofrada de la Pirueta ...-..--.,..-..,.--. O9O
Los Heroes e. tomoS) 120
Sol de Media Noches .. 035
Mi Tlo bernard 035
La Guardia Blanca OBS
Aventlras de Sherlock Holmes ... 0.3O
La Sombra Fatidca O.30
La Tragedia del Korosco O.3O
LOS Enligrados 0.3O
Rodney Stone O.30
Un Duo O.30
Miguel Clark e tomos) ..... 0.6o
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