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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07
KINDERGARTEN UNION TO
HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION
tBy United rressl

Eau Claire, May THE Interna-
tional Kindergarten union will hold
it's annual convention here next week.
Kindergarten teachers from scores Of
cities throughout the United States
and Canada will be here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07
BETHEL LUTHERAN

Swedish service at l ! a. m.
English service at p. m. at which
time there will be special music.
The public is invited to these SER
vicses.
T. B. Nordale.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07
!, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services will be held in the Battles
building, room "a, over the ]. C..
Penny Co. store at II o'clock. Sun
day school at 9:45. 4&s..>' d..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07
MOTHERS DAY

Tomorrow is Mothers Day. Tomorrow the mothers OF
our nation are specially whether the
memory Of their with whether be the V-
ing memory of our dear mothers still with us.
For the cherished memory of the Departed we wear
white flower and for the memory mother still with
red flower. .:.g. ~. . ~ =,
Mother the the nation the guardian of its chill
dren of it's youth the companion OF its MANHOOD ana
the compilation bereaved how fitting it is that should
aside day when all the nation shall cherish her memory
Let us express appreciation of all that mother to US
and wear in her memory al suitable flower. hr>--o}
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07
MORE DISCOUNT ON, GAS,

The announcement of the Bemid Gas to the ef
feet that an increased discount of Is cents thousand feet will
effective May consumption but another evidence OF the
trend of the times The the Gas company to be
commended understand according to the OF
company other discount will just
as it is possible to grant them. s.%~~ .=~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07
HOW FIRM A FOUNDATION?

How firm foundation is the business OF this city built
upon?--rock or shifting sand? .r .. ,o+or
mnation Of how Loyalty people midi support the
of this city - g ;t or,x
The foundation of cities where the eople as unit nearly
of their buying from the home sto o.
rock. that of cities where there IS still
ment of the maiorder type of people, is foundation OF sn
ing sand liable moment to be swe pit away oy furious
tide .- ~ IT,, -
Are you making the business found alton OF your Guy OF
stones or buying at home or from unreao
far-away, mal-order houses? r.'..-@ / ~ /
If you building Of stone are increasing your own
and your neighbours prospects in life; If you are OF the
der type threatening and your nelgnoo
security Buy Bem Our merchants can serve you BEST
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07

If you to be help to city. across with
of ideas They can't be put into by keeping them
in the back of your head using the hammer won't help
matters Bit Give ideas airing the fellows who
make them work do and thereby give the public the
homo
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07

notice Morrison county has voted 100000 worth
of bonds with which to debts Of they expect to
pay for the bonds It's better to have the debt all
big slice anyway but what about counties that have debts
in large number of big slices? II
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07

All welcome at these services.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07

step in the right direction They displaying streak Of
actual business ability The senate has been referred to
body of figure heads but be considered head for
fpur :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-07

Cupid the God Of Love- usually by naked boy with bow
developed aul Lake.
the Times which bears the headline Cupid Was Busy Man Week.
Evidently Editor Uty the the details
marriage job "Cupie
long enough.-Waker Pilot. L
Why Attorney General Dughy should have refused hear Captain
Rosenbh after he had accorded Debs difficult
NAL Americans to explain-St. Paul Dispatch ''" -.
, 1921-04-28
state Songs and Flowers.

The desire of emblematic flowers
finds a deep o in this country, and
every state has gone forth seeking
one perhaps we have not the patience
to delay until some great event or I'M
expected outburst of sentimental INF
nlmlty ri bestow 1t upon our own
commonwealth.
States get their songs through the
purely fortuitous efforts OF song writ
ers, generally quite casual.
Stephen Fosters "Old Kentucky
Home" was not written to please Ken
lucky. but Kentucky has enshrined It.
Maryland has her sonorous hymn and
other states have either made their
choice or are tentatively seeking to
make one. State songs come easier
han state flowers, and rarely are
they u matter of generalization.
, 1921-04-28
MIGHT HAVE MADE TROUBLE
Junior Evidently Mas Uneasy as to
the Possible Conduct of Mosquito
in Heaven. 4

Junior espied n mosquito on the
window. Not wishing to be bitten.
he had his father kill it. About a
half hour later Junior came to his
father and asked
Daddy, Will that 'squito go to
heaven?"
1T might" his father said, "f It
was n good one"
Junior, satisfied with this answer.
ven off TO play. In a few minutes he
was back again saying
"Do you think he's in heaven yet,
daddy?"
HE might be-" replied his father.
I'll he was u real good one"
After "A few more minutes of play
Junior again came to his father with
these words
Daddy | wonder If he's bited God
yet."-Chlcago American.
, 1921-04-28

to go back with me In the storm. Why,
| could overpower you and get away
easily. Better stay here awhile, and
I'll promise to be passive. You can
see that If intended to escape l could
do it in the storm, so you can't lose
anything by remaining"
She saw the reason in this and
lapsed into silence, staring into the
lire. Under her wary eye the man
threw another log on the blaze, and
she sat and watched It burn, while he
stood and pulled ut his pipe. For half
an hour perhaps they maintained
these attitudes. Presently tears be-
gan to trickle from her eyes, and of a
sudden she turned to him and cried
Jim, l can't do 1t. You can find
your way in the storm all right. Leave
me here-and go away"
He knocked the ashes from his pipe.
Very WELL" he said, "T1l golf
you wish 1t. But do you realize you're
deliberately violating your oath of of
flee and abandoning a chance to make
good at the start?"
81 don't care she returned, placing
The revolver in its holster. Love is
stronger than duty, l guess. Don't
Jim don't come near me. Go away
at onc But, oh, why did you rob
that bank?"
LISTEN" said Jim will you let
me show you something in the other
room?"
Wondering, she rose and followed
him to the intervening door. He flung
it open and disclosed a big bearded
man, his hands and feet tied with
ropes, lying helpless on the floor.
"Who is itH" she exclaimed.
That's the bank bandit" he said
simply. 81 resolved to do something
worth while, so 1 got on his trail. I
saw him head for his shanty, so l
took a short cut and entered from the
rear. You'll see my footprints out in
back if you care to look. Those that
you followed are his. You We're
wrong, you see; but just the same
you'll go back with the outlaw your
prisoner-with my assistance"
He closed the door and they re-
turned to the fireplace.
But. JIM" she said, starting to
sob, why didn't you tell me this be
fore?'
Because" and he slipped an arm
about her waist, because you didn't
give me "A chance to get a word in
edgeways."
, 1921-04-28
NOT TO BE MADE TO ORDER
Songs m EmbIems That Live in the
Heart of a People Must Have
Foundation.

To wait for a state flower or a
state song to discover itself and make
itself appropriate might be an inter
mlnable and disappointing vigil. Cen
turtles could Intervene. 1t is not mere
restlessness that asks for u flower to
be chosen or n song TO be written
ready to hand, declares the st. Louis
Globe-Democrat. Posterity may find
substitutes that are better, the fruit
of happy circumstances, but we in
our day may have at least our ready
made symbols to feed the in
our souls.
Ancient people acquired these spir-
itual emblems and patriotic lyrics
through n long and at times painful
history. Something stirring has to
happen to give them birth. Then our
soldiers who were In the great war
find the poppy the all-signifcant floral
insignia of their heroic days and have
adopted 1t as the visible reminder OF
them. Ten million sllken poppies are
to be worn in America on Decoration
day.
, 1921-04-28
MUSIC FESTIVAL IN DENVER.

Denver.-The governor of Colorado,
the mayor of Denver and all citizens of
this city have Joined hands and are
cooperating as one mighty unit to
make Denver Music Week the great
est community effort e attempted
in this city. All through the state
thousands of people are planning to
come here for the festival May 18th to
10th. John Clark Kendall of Greeley,
Colo, will bring a fifty piece orchestra
from the State Teachers College to
participate in the program. %Fifty-four
thousand school children will take ac-
tive part in Music Week. They will
hold concerts in seventy-four public
sand voices will give he feature
school program at the city auditorium.
This chorus will be augmented by the
teachers chorus of 100 voices, which
will sing The Death of Joan of Arc"
Ten city band organizations will
give concerts on the streets, while
other concerts, under the direction of
h Federated Woman's Club, will
cheer those folks in city hospitals,
charitable homes and other institu
lions. Six hundred music teachers
will hold pupil recitais during the
week, while big and little business
alike will participate in some part of
the huge music week festival.
, 1921-04-28
CONFER GIFTS AND WISDOM
Why the Rowan Berries of Duross Are
Eagerly Sought by Earth's Poets
and lover

Whosoever eats the rowan berries
of Duross has the secret of life and
immortal happiness.
This is one of the legends of Old
Ireland, and this Is how the legend
came to be:
In the heart of Ireland in a deep
wood-the Wood of the Dark Rock
is a tree growing with scarlet berries
on tiff anyone can find It. Years
and years ago n day the Fairies and
the Men OF Ireland were playing hur-
ley. The game was SO ~protracted that
the Fairies decided to go home, and on
the way they stopped to eat a lunch
they had brought along. In so doing
they spilled some rowan berries that
grew In Fairyland.
A tree sprang up on the spot, and
distressed the fairies very much for
what they had carelessly done. For
1t would never do for mortals to gain
the wisdom and endowments to be
had from %partaking Of the fairy
rowan At least If mortals wanted
them they must fight for them. so an
ugly giant was set to guard the tree.
Heroes time and time again fought
him and overcame him.
Moreover. 1t was n tree that poets
would wish to find, and lovers would
wish to find it, too, for the kind OF
gifts and wisdom that came from eat
Ing rowan berries are those poets and
lovers must have.
, 1921-04-28
Cats P~ecuIlarltles.

Cats dread death terribly. Eagles
are their greatest enemies, attacking
puss with n swoop, much the same as
puss attacks "A dog. In a fray with
the latter the cat often tx but slightly
hurt. for her skin is so loose II can be
pulled halfway round her body.
She has been called n thief. There
are many proverbs to this effect. and
they have the ring Of truth. The cat
looks on the property of man in the
same way as the white man regarded
the property OF the American Indian.
They have a definite property sense
as far as their own property Is con
cerned, however, and will defend It.
, 1921-04-28
Fire sweeps Block in Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md.-Nine alarms were
sounded for a fire hat swept the lum-
Der yard, mill work plant and office
buildings of John +. Thomas & Sons,
covering a square block in the south
was injured. The flames menaced
surrounding properties, including a
public school building and the Martin
Luther Evangelical church. The loss
is heavy.
, 1921-04-28
A Quiet Producer.

what sort Of man Is Dawkie7"
"a good fellow, although he lives
In the twilight zone"
How Is that7"
His wife X a prominent politician
and all he does Is to earn about $780,
900 a year so she can stay In public
life and attend conventions without
having to worry about expenses.-Bir.
mlngham Age-Herald.
, 1921-04-28
Mysterious Explosion in Detroit.

Detrolt.-Police are investigating a
mysterious explosion which caused the
death OF two persons, injured a score
of others and caused property loss
running into the thousands, here. The
explosion occurred In a small shed In
the rear of a soft drink parlor. Law
n Burnett, 8 years old, at play In
the yard OF his home neal the shed,
was buried beneath the wreckage and
killed. Mrs. Hermann, wife Of the
owner and who is supposed to have
been In the building. was blown to
bits.
, 1921-04-28
DENVER MARKETS.


A slow. Indifferent trade reported
In this division. All grades of beef
ers and stockers dropped to a corre-
spending level. Beef steers trough
quotations up to $500. Good grades
found an outlet from $3.50 to S6.75.
She stock met with n more active trade
than steers. Quotations ranged from
$500 to $3.50. Demand for feeders and
stockers was limited, and the move
Sc, 90 to 800.
, 1921-04-28
Wow.

"out Of sight. out Of mind"
"Who7'
'The crazy man in the padded cell"
, 1921-04-28
Hogs.

A decided slump in this division.
Top was reached on one load of good
next highest price al $500. Packers
top was reached at 500. and the next
highest price was s7.s5. Bulk of the
offering cleared from S7.25 to S7.75,
$500 to $500. Pigs met with a fair
sale at $500 to s8.25.
, 1921-04-28
Sheep.

Values on the sheep market also
registered n sharp decline. Lambs
made a general decline of 10 to &c
cents. although sheep held about
steady. Top was reached on several
loads of choice stock averaging be-
tween 80 and 88 pounds, which sold
for $40. freight paid. The remainder
OF the offering cleared from $500 down
to $500. Demand for ewes was good
and the offerings were cleared at IS.
freight paid. Choice stock was quoted
up to 5000.
, 1921-04-28

Colorado retirement prIces;
Bar silver tAmerIcan).t .ssx
Bar silver (foreign). -. .5e%
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27

WClfang Goethe J.
Webster
Rosenberg E.
GiOrli EziO
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Q N1ARDENW $175
M OR CAD BRO AOGONM HAY QUE NAOR da
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
ACtiVidad de Ia Cruz
ROja JuveniI

La Cruz Roja Juvenil tiene una lis
ia de niembros que asciende a 1906
370. De este ndmero Puerto Rico tie
ne 9S,357 miembros su favor. Estos
cuatro millones y medic de nifios com
ponen un ejercito formidable. Un ejer
cito de buena voluntad, de puro amor
para con el pr6jimo. Es un ejercito
que representa- todos los pafses del
mundo.
En- la China, con los fondos de la
Cruz Roja Juvenil Sc ha hecho una
campa1a de limpieza en- La ciudad de
Shanghai Y Sc esta manteniendo una
escuela en- un ranchito situado en- Ell
distrito donde viven los mas pobres
de la poblaci6n.
Los miembros de La Cruz Roja Ju-
venil de los Estados Unidos pidieron
en- dias pasados la cooperation de to-
dos los nifios de las escuelas pnblicas
para que ayudaran hacer cincc mil
mesas y diez mil sillas para las escue-
las que est&n tratando de reestablecer
en- las regiones devastadas de Francia
Y B6lgica.
Hay mas de cinco mil escuelas en-
estas regiones que estan luchando pa
ra empezar suss actividades de nuevo
pero por falta de muebles y otras CO.
sas sumamepte necesarias en- la escue-
la no ha podido hacerlo. Los nifos de
las escuelas de Francia han ayudado
de una manera admirable, pero la ta-
rea es tan grande que ellos no pudie-
ron efectuar Ell trabajo solo. Los nifios
americanos tambi6n han respondido con
entusiasmo al llamamiento y aun aqui
en- Puerto Rico en- las Islas virgenes
los miembros de la Cruz Roja Juvenil
han prestado sus servicios en- esta lau-
dable obra.
Quizas ningun estado de la Gran Re-
publica Americana tiene derecho de
ser mas orgulloso que Puerto Rico, en-
cuanto triunfos alcanzados por los
nifios de la Cruz Roja Juvenil. va con
los fondos de esta organization hay
unas cuantas clinicas dentales estable-
cidas en- la isla. En- Humacao, Ultima
mente, han alberto una. No hace mu-
cho que esta organization di6 mil qui-
nientos dolores mas para terminar la
escuela en- ell Sanatorio Insular de Tu-
berculosis Con este Iltimo donativo
son 100000 que la juventud de nues-
ira isla ha contribuido para que los
nifios que padecen de esta enfermedad,
adn aisIados, no pierden los privilegios
de la instruction pdblica que es tan
necesaria a cada individuo.
Es glorioso pensar que nombre de
nuestros hijos hay una escuela en- esta
isla, levantada en- pro del pr6jimo en-
pro de aquellos amiguitos que no 60
cen de salud, pero poseen atlas aspira-
clones. Esta es una verdadera victoria
Dios quiera que sigan viendo realizado
sus dulces suefios dia tras dfa, seg1n
van conociendo las necesidades de su
TERRA nativa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
UN 'RIALTO' EN- PONCE

s'RIALTo DE PONCE fu6 Ell nom
bre official que la comisi6n aprob6 por
unanimidad para tan plausible fin, y
dicho teatro sera levantado en- SUI opor-
tunidad, bajo un bonito plano, el cual
puede apreciar, y que sera de mas be-
lleza y comodidad que ell RIALTO de
San Juan y Ell de New York, tanto
por su arQuitectura como por ell con-
binado de sus departamentos. Ell cita-
do plano sera fjado al p1blico en- lu-
gar visible y concurrido para conoci-
miento del publico en- general. Asi 10
acordaron.
va no podra lamentarse la sociedad
poncefa de no tener un teatro digno
de su categoria, y ST podra sentirse
orgullosa al obtener ell importante CO.
nseo que hara honor a Ponce y La
compafia que ha de ediicarlo.
Hay muy buen deseo entire los CO.
misionados, y segin alli Sc trataba, la
compafiia ser$ Incorporates prontamen
to, pues al, mismo acto, los comisiona-
dos, para dar prueba de su interes al
proyecto, suscribieron sus nombres y
depositaron efectivas, algunas cantida
des para tan luminosa idea.
Adelante, luchadores del progreso de
la ciudad del Sur y de Puerto Rico,
que va la sociedad v el pueblo de Pom
ce, tributaran con justicia, su APPLAUSE
gallardo y generoso.
iAdelante, y venga el 'tRIALTo de
Ponce" cuanto antes!
va por anticipate mi humilds, pero
enthusiastic APPLAUSE, y mi felicitacion
mas calurosa para los comisicnados de
.THE PONCE FILM AND PUBLISH
ING COMPANY INC"
Joaquin del LLANo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
ExcELENTE vIAJE
DEL CARACAS

Nos avisan los sefiores "Sobrinos dc
Izuuierdo y Co.., agentes de la "Red
D'Line'', que el vapor .'Caracas
lego New York el jueves a las 10
de la noche. Ell Caracas sai6 de
San Juan a las dos de la tarde ell
domingo 10, habiendo hecho el recorri.
do en- dias horas.
Dicho vapor CARACAS Sc espera sal
ga de New York para esta cl 20 de.
actual.
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CuandO e| AzdCar

vaha S23 las esadisticas mo.
AhOra que esa cas regaada las estadsticas atea
dOras", "espeuznantes"
No sena meOr hablar de la extremada baraura xcesa
aidad del abOn BROWN rOtuadO CadernO cOntrabaan
cea en- e pals, la crisis economical actual?
Ell pals ganana mucho mas los pesimistas alarmsas,
harlan meOr serviciO collective.
Digan tOdOs conmgO
Ell azdcar vale POGO pero subira de preciO.
FL ab0n BROWN de Cad rnO vale e dobe de 10 que
a ahora sempre cuesta hoy la mitad de 10 que vale.
iEstamOs? <
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-27
Porto Rico Merchandising Co.
Mercancias en- General Importation Exportacion
SAN JUAN, PR PO BOX 1918

Deseamos infomar pdbco nuestra
cntea hemos ae Departamento dedi
de toa case de mercancSls, asf
socitud
tfculos nerese ellen
Entire los nnumerabes acu los trabaamo
Immediate cueIo corba nnas
nino gorras bolso,
esto Gillette
nikelldo etc. etc.
Si nteresa, podemos enviare ell var
canas usted odene c. D. Nueos precios exrema
damente bajos
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Cartas de Napoleon v de Josefina 1
Historic Diplomacia. Napoleon La In
dependencia de America
Los Ultimos Momentos de Napoleon Q819-
1921 2 tomos 2
Historic de Napoleon (2f tomos) ~ 2
Bonaparte en- Egipto 1798-1799) gk1
Los Marisclles de Napoleon III
Diccionario de Sinonmos de la Lengua Cas-
tellana 1
Vsdemecum del Chauffeur
Manual de la Salud Tratado de me3ici-
ma " Farmacil Domestica (Contiene todos
los conocimientos Te0ricos v Pr$cti-
miniStrar por 81 mismo los meditamentos,
preservlrse seguridad, o curarse con
prontitud POGO costo) 2
Gramatica de Ia Lengua Castellsna 2
FL judo Errante (6 Tomos Bellanrente En-
Z culdernados) 4
Maria (Novela Americanl) O.
La Isla del Tesoro O.
Los hijos de la Fe "a tomos) 8
FL Cura de la Aldea g Tomos) 2
La Clridld Cristiana a Tomos) 8
Ell Corszon en- la Mano "a Tomos) 8
Los Matrimonios del Diablo "a Tomos) 8
La Envidia "a Tomos) 8
La Calumnia "a Tomos) 8
La MIldre de los desamparados a Tomos) 3
Los Desgrs ciados "a Tomos) 8
La Mujer Adutera a Tomos) 3
La Perdicion de la Mujer CA Tomos) 8
Los Piratas de alto Bordo q Tomos) 5
Manual de Arte Decorative Q.ibros Espe-
cales para ell Estudio de los estiles apli-
cados a la decoration al ornlto) 6 To-
mos) a
La Electricidad al alcance de todo 2
Manual de Agriculture g
Manual Practice de Avicutura 2
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NuGVOs |ibrOs egadOs ala Lbrea Real Hnos. ' ,a =,
R.

Cantos de Vida Esperanza S 100
PoeSiaS 100
Ponllrrosas 100
JOvios 100
Cantos de Rebeldia 100
Noli Me Tangere g tomos) 100
Ell Filibusteri~m Continuation de Noli Me
Tangere q tomos) 1.6o
Los Mserables e tomos) AGO
FL judo Ere nte e tomos) 400
Mis- Mejores Poesias 1.00
Presentimcnto Drama 2 actos) 100
Parnaso Antano compilation completa
de de los meiores poetas de Cuba, Puerto
Rico Santo Domingo) 100
Poesss Escogidas 100
La Ciudad de los Locos (Aventuras de Tar
tlrin Moreira) 100
Don Quijote de la Manchl e tomos) It's
La Pa.abrs en- Publico icon un apendice So
bre los procedimientos oratorios de Mu-
noz Torrero, Agustin Arguellcs, Martf-
Los '1 Angeles g Ia ide'i de Ia I'll Tierra rs rs
Amor Llanto COLLECTION de Leyendas His
La Abuela (Novela) 1.75
Quercr Poder (Novela) 1.50
La Mission dc II Mujer (Noyell) $50
La Primera Fata LEO
Obras Completes e tomos) 3.75
Retorica Postica Literature Precepti
Hamlet-El Rey Lear-Cimbena 6 dra-
mas un tomo) 160
Julio Cesar-Como gustes-Comedia de
equivocaciones- Las Alegres Comadres
de Windsor "A dramas un tomol $50.
Sueno de noche de Verano--Medida
por Medida-EorioIano- -Cuento de In
Fausto (Tragedia) l. 80
High School Dictionary English -Engsh) 225
Manual de Montador ell operario Electri-
cstl (Guia practice para Ell montaje de
las instalaciones electrcas) ESQ
Manual del Mecanico (Escrito para de
los obreros mecanicos. Jefes de taller,
montsdores, meta1rgcos, electricistas
encargados de maquinas de vapor 30
Vanidad de Vanidades 100.
La Russia Actual LOO.
Almas Cerebros (Historias Sentimentales,
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FL Libro de las Muieres 100.
Como Sc pasa la Vida 100
La Ley del Progreso-El Mundo MlrchR-
Hygiene del Matrimonio Libro de los
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Instrucciones neces1 1rias para conservlr
la saud de los esposos, asegurar la paz
conyugal educar bien Il familia) 1.50
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Arpa del Amor 100
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Graciea 100
Rafael 100
La Teneduria de Libros por partida simple
~partida doble sin maestro al aican-
ce de todas las nteligencas (Edicion mi
nuciosamente examinadl puesta al CO.
rriente de lls ultimaS innovaciones) 1.50
Las Veladas de la Quinta (Cuentos Histo-
rias Morales sumamente TITLES para la
instruction de los jovenesl 1.50
Almacen de los Nnos (Dialogos de una sa-
bia directora discipulos) 1.5O
Diccionsrio de la Rma (Edicion corregi-
da con arreglo la ortografia de II Aca-
demia Espanola) 1O1
Compendio de la Historic Universal It's
"EI. CRIMEN DEL SILENCIO"