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cd. Will be manu- featured and
thrown on the market as mass ar
ticle ut once. Cuts price Of stand
ard product ut least to onc-half.
Opportunity for investment given.
Receive facts. Write Tribune Num-
Der ~.
81 200 BUYS first class confection-
cry store. Fixtures in first class
condition. Only business of its
kind in county seat town. Fine
opening for grocery store or poor
hall. Must leave on account Of
sickness. Write in care As Tribune.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT

Minneanplis. Oct. --1p1-W Wheat
receipts 25t cara compared 70 206 u
year ago. Cash: Ne. nofthern
l.3Oss to l.A9s6; No. dark northArn
spring: chOice 70 fancy .l.41is Ia i.LI
!.: good 70 choice 1855 70 l.AG1s:
ordinary TO good l.4Ols 70 l.leis NJ.
J hard spring l.A2is to l.5S!s; Ne. ]
dark hard Montana on tracks i.liH
to l.4sh; TO arrive l.4lh to l.A0sss
Nay l.40H; Decsmber l.<l1s.
Germ No. ) yellow ~ to ~.
Oats No. 3 white 4Oi. to 41N. ~.
Barley 10 to 60.
Rye No. 2. co.'s to 9eX. 's
Flax No !. ..lAA to 2.4tA
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FOR SALE

Houses Eor Rent
FOUR ROOM HOUSE, full basement.
furnace, water, electric lights, gas,
lot 75xl00;. ipms9intas POI ssso bo..
Sale price $500. 5000 cash, bal.
ance $25 per month including Z per
cent interest.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
full basement, furnace heat. hard.
wood floors, well located. Sale
price, $5,25O. Terms.
A NEW FIVE ROOM MODERN BUN.
GALOW, full basement, furnace
heat, hardwood floors. convenient
to hospitals and Catholic church,
Sale price $4,000. Terms.
A COMPLETE HOME, six rooms and
bath. fireplace, full basement. fur.
mace heat, beautiful lot, garage.
Sale price @4,9OO. Good terms.
A VERY FINE HOME Of eight rooms
and bath. hardwood floors and trim,
hot water heat, fireplace. large bed
rooms, full. complete and partition.
cd Placement. outside garage. Sale
price $4,000. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN two story
house, full basement, furnace heat,
south front, lot 5Oxl60. Sale price
$4,000. Good terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN ROUSE,
ft,1l ho AArA
lot, two car garage, taxes $500.
Sale price $4,000. Terms.
MODERN FIVE ROOM HOUSE, full
basement, furnace heat, located
close in. Sale price $3.C75. $500
cash. Balance easy terms.
/ HOUSE l0Ie EAST BROADWAY. hav.
ing u large number Of rooms. This
house is modern having q basement
| and furnace heat. Sale price $4,000.
Good terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
east front. large rooms. screen
porch. trees. located near schools.
close to down town. Sale price
$500. Terms.
FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
HOUSE, good condition, lot 6Oxl6O,
garage, home r. modern except
heat. Sale price $4,000. $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
This agency during the past nine
months Of 1926 has made and com.
pleted city sales aggregating @ll0..
yl2.5O. Before buying or listing
your property see this agency.
HIDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Nine Years Active City Selling.
Webb Block. Phone o.
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JAYS ARE THRIFTY

Ii0noiull.-Japanese led all other
people in the number " savings ac.
counts In territorial banks ut the end
Of the last fiscal year. the registrar
Of public accounts reports. The mum.
her Of savings accounts was TO-, O93,
representing total SUN Of $y2 ,089.-
5C4. "a. Japanese had 27.O7l accounts,
with the Chinese next with ll.5G4.
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AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
A call at our Used Car Salesroom
will show you how carefully we select
our Used Cars, and how thoroughly we
put them in excellent condition. A
few Ut our good values are:
Ford Touring.
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1926 dodge Sedan.
1924 Ford Coupe.
Ford One Ton Truck.
Buick Touring.
Easy Payments.
M. Is. GILMAN co.
Bismarck.
USED CARS
., 1923 Chevrolet Scdans.
/, 1925 Ford Tudor.
;, Ford Coupes.
I, 1925 Ford Touring.
9. Ford Trucks with Transmission.
!, Chrysler 20. good - new.
/, Terms on new and used cars.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET co.
FOR SAFE GOOD USED CARS
1925 Oldsmobile Sedan.
1923 Essex Four Coach.
1926 Hupmobile Delivery Car.
These cars are all in first-class
condition. Call and see them.
OLSON GARAGE
zoe Fourth Street. Phone 9o5-W.
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RANGE or CARLOr SALES

Minneapolis. Oct. l2-LF-Range
Of carl0t grain sales: Wheat No. I
dark northern l.459s@l.5lss; No.
ditto l.44is1l.5l; No. 3 ditto l.39 h@
LAO; No. hard winter l.29i2; No.
amber duran l.45.s; No. mixed
wheat l.i3:s.
Corn No. l yellow 1872.
Oats No. white 43A.
Rye No. 2, y3h.
Flax No. /. 2.l5@2.25h..
Barley sample grade G2k @69.
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MARKETS
Holiday Today

The Ti;burc's market report
service Is considerably curtailcd
today because Of the fact that
many vi the boards Of trade arc
closed, Columbus Day being u
legal holiday.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Oct. lg--(U. $. d. Of 4. =
Hogs 10000; generally steady, uneven
few heavy sOws weak; trading lower;
general market less active than early;
top 1890 paid for one l0ad; hulk 100
10 200 pounds l2.B56pl3.Gh: bulk 2lO
Ia ESQ Pounds 1900 i37b; most eco
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MINNEAPOLIS M.OuR

Minneapolis, Oct. l2--LN-Flour
unchanged to 20 cents higher; in Cur
load lots. family patents quoted at
s.lOMS.25 in 9S-popnd cotton sacks;
shipments 02,l70 barrels.
Bran 1900
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POTATOES

Chicago, Oct. l2-~ Gpl Potatoes, re-
ceipts % cars; on track $50; total
L. $. shipments 1868 cars: trading
rather slow, market steady; Wiscon-
sin sacked and hulk round whites l.75
Io.0O; fancy shade higher: Mime
sofa sacked round whites 1.75GfI 90;
MinncsOta.North Dakota sacked Red
River Ohios c.26Gl2.5O; Colorado
sacked rusnls o.OO672.AO: sacked
brown beauties 3SOGIc.05; Idaho
sacked rurals 2.25@2.65; sacked rus
sets 2.3OIZSo.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1926
Tribune Classified Advertisements
PEI ONE So =.ss...4s
MALE HELP WANTED

MEN OR WOMEN-Learn linotype
operating. Earn $45 to $50 per
week. big demand. Our six weeks
expert course enables YOU to begin
earning money. Learn in q practi-
cal plant. Six weeks course SEQ,
Get our prospectus now. Fargo
Linotype School. p. o. Box SV,.
Fargo, N. D.
GOVERN MENT rAIKUL lNSFEC-
TOR-Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
Si,GSO yearly. Particulars Tree.
Write, Ozment. 33.P., St. Louis,
Mo. Immediately.
WANTED Men aud women 70 learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. t'ata-
log and special offer free. Moler
~: rh"r 'niieoe. Fargo. N. -.
WANIED--Coal miners. Write or
call Rupp Coal Co., Garrison, N. d.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED -4Imi tor genera. nuu..-
work or party to take care Of child
during the day. Cali Sunday or
after s p. m. week days. Phone
1902 or SOC Ave. E.
WANTED EXPERIENCED lady cow,
young lady preferred to begin Work
by November first. Sec or write
Mt once to Mrs. C. L. Shuey, Hotel
Shuey. Coleharbor. N. D.
WANTED A refined young lady to
share we'll furnished steam heat
ell Apt. References exchanged.
Write Ad. No. as, care Tribune.
WANTED Experienced sales lady
for store ut Garrison, N. d. One
who can speak German preferred.
Apply ut Alex Rosen Brothers.
WANTED Girl for general house.
work. Mrs. Il. A. Tracy, ZOE Fourth
Street
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LOST--Liver and white sprinaeI
spaniel answers 70 name OF "Jack''.
Anyone knowing Of his Whereabouts
please phone G77M or notify II. C.
Mailman for reward.
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Chicago, Oct. l2-LP)--roultry alive
weak; receipts 20 cars; fowls 180
24ia; springs e; turkeys 30; ROSTERS
1Bls; ducks e.: geese 10.
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Minneapolis, Oct 12--LPl--POtatOes,
moderate wire inquiry, demand light,
market weaker. Carload delivered
sales tfrcight only dcducated), Min
neapolis and It. Paul rate, sacked
cwts, round whites. u. s. No. and
partly graded 2.OOM2. 10, few at 2.l5.
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SrRAYRll

STRAYED-One gray marc, little
stiff, left hind leg, weight 1850. One
black mare front leo wire cut.
weight 1850. Notify w. Il. Rdrtts,
Bismarck, n. ID.
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SEWING

WANTED Sewing BY the day, also
temode.in~ clothes. I.3 Seventh
Street. Phone gjS7W.
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FARGO DUTTER

Fargo. N. D., Oct. l2-LN-Butter
fat. churning cream ~; packing stock
o5.
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WORK WANTED

WO8A WANB0O
ASHES No more worry about takina
care Of your ashes--let the Ash
Man do it. He takes them opt OF
your cellar every week. Cindefa
Tor driveways and walks. Prices
reasonable. Call 077J for Mr.
Burch, All, Seventh street.
WANTEDs-Plaste patching and
stucco work. Chimney repairing u
speciality. First class work guar.
nnteed. Call COS No. Washington
street. Phone ga +. J.
PEOPLE who have work for high
school boys after school. or on Sat.
urdays, please notify H. q. Saxvik.
Telenhone 205 or 62i.
WANTED Job 70 take care Of fur.
neces and put on storm windows.
Will do any janitor work. Call
$50. 400 Ave. b.
STUDENTS. young men and women.
desire places to work for board.
Telephone. the COLLEGE. 1879.
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WANTED Experienced specially
food salesman 70 cnll on retail trade
with our line Of candies, sold direct
on absolute jobbers basis with full
freight allowance and all j0bbetS
discounts. Thia means q we'll pay.
ing, permanent position. You must
have clean past record and your
own car. Give all details as to mast
experience. ETC., confidential in first
letter for consideration and I'D
dress: F. A. Martoccio Co., Mime.
ap0lis, MINI.
COLLECTION AGENCY--Wants tray.
cling Salesman. Auditor. Solicit
contracts. Appoint sub. agents.
$4,000 weekly. Give references.
international. $40 Milla Bldg, San
Francisco.
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WANTEn 10 nov

WANTED--lf you have good modern
home for sale. at n, bargain or At a
gcatsasble price, ne.ity mo. No.
- {Tdhuns.
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FURNITURE ron SALE

FOR SALE Bedroom furniture. din
ing room table. six chairs and huf-
fit, library table, leather rocker,
wicker chairs, rugs, pictures, cleo
tric washing machine, refrigerator,
Hamilton upright piano. and many
other household articles. Must be
sold ut once. Good bargains. II
interested call at l22 Ave. A.
FOR SAI.E-Two Wilton rugs IN good
condition, cheap. Also one porch
swing, aud one porch curtain. Cali
93lJ.
FOR SALE-Quartercd oak. extension
table; in excellent condition. Gl9
Second street.
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MlsCRLl.ANrolls

FOR SALE--Four fine bred Jersey
heifers. ages from to 10 months
old. One 8 months old Jersey bull
calf. Three young Jersey cows.
some fresh, some coming fresh.
John Ssiler, Stanton. d. D.
PIANO FOR SALE-Large Piano con-
Germ will sell new Upright Piano
now located In Bismarck home for
. unpaid balance. Write Box 80,
Minneapolis, Minn.
FOR SAtE-Registered Oxford rams
and ewes, Duroc Jersey boars and
giits, milking polled Shorthorn
bulls. Write G. u. Naxel, Box q,
Bis:narvk, N. d.
FOR SALE-One s It. floor show
case: one rolf top desk; one large
plate glass mirror; one small table;
one II II. table. Derby & Smith
Bismarck.
FOR SALE. e76 sheep and lambs,
Mccormick Deering corn picker
Jim Davis. 3 miles east Of BIS.
marck. Phone 9F4. !
FOR SALE-shropshire rams, yearl.
ings and early March lambs. Frank
Shaffer. Driscoll, N. Oak.
PIANO TUNlNG--Call {. L. Bryan
at the Melody Shoppc. ll6 Third st.
FOR SALE-Angora Kittens. 81
Thirteenth street. Tel. No. SIS.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT A large furnished room
with piano in modern house on
ground floor and steam heat at
c2l Sixth st. Phone glow.
PDOM FOR GENTLEMEN large,
beautiful home, close in. Hot water
ut all times. Inquire sos Seventh
street north. I'll
tuK Kr.NI--rurnished room, with
private entrance, near Capitol. Hot
water all the time. 1904 Fifth st.
Phone x9GJ.
FOR KENT-Two furnished rooms in
modern house, with hot water heat
and close in. 4l2 Fifth st. Phone
925-W2.
EUK Rt.NT-Largc modern room, cx-
ira warm and convenient, reason
able price. 2O8 Rosser. Phone
36OW.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished mod
ern room. suitable for one or two
girls. Close in. Phone 44OJ.
CITY HEATED single or connected
light housekeeping rooms. College
building. Phone 1873.
FOR RENT Nice modern room. Hot
and cold water. On car line. 5l5
Fourth st.
FOR RENT Front bed room for one
or TWO men at 8l4 Fourth St. Phone
4G1W.
FOR RENT--A front room in modern
mouse, lady preferred. Cal lll5R.
FOR KENT--A nicely furnished room,
in modern home. Phone i4OJ.
FOR RENTAL attractive warm
room. Phone 682 or 1914.
rOK RENTOne sleeping room. Call
96OI4J after $3.50.
OFFICE RO0v> roW RENT
tuK KENr--uItice formerly occupied
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E68 OPP0RTuNITY

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
$4,000 loan needed at once by local
inventor. Security and high in.
terest given. Patents Of an en-
tirely neu nAeritorious invention in
principal household mill are grant
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sAL.EsMBN
Statesmen

Territories opened III Dakota by M.
tional Food MaNue1etetee. AleS aiot
have car. II you are looking for q
permanent connection, white or see
W. +. C:roth, ST. Cloud, Mimi.
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"EEvs'E RttSNl>FOW RENv
tuK Kr.NI--UItIce formerly occupied
by Attorney burke Fourth street
See X. D. HOskins or >. A. FlOreI
Of the Business Service Co.
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8 y! - -. 9 ~, : sssas =
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This agency during the past nine
pleted city sales aggregating @ll0..
yl2.5O. Before buying or listing
your property see this agency.
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FOR RENT-A three room furnished
apartment in modern house. Can
also be used as single rooms. 8OS
Ave. Il, Phone lOO4M,
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Fret RsLlscas - - ~ Sllk I
S-ss s.-s.ii :.
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FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
HOUSE, good condition, lot 60xlsO.
garage, home H. modern except
heat. Sale price $4,000. $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
El fronterizo., 1926-09-04
(viene de la Ira pIana)

W AA A40 PAaAAdy
jAlguien autoriz6 al Papa, para
torcer las leyes de los paises libres?
Bastante han hecho con retirar ell
ALMA entire ell cuerpo Y ell espiritu
y establecer la fe ciega, obra del ca
tolicismo medieval, funesto por ser
opuesto a la verdadera religion cris-
tiana predicada por ell profeta de
Nazaret.
Fe, costumbre y regimen Sc tradu
cen hoy por un dense ropaje que Gu
bren totalmente la pureza cristiana:
oscurantismo una manera de vivir
a expenses de la ~ignorancia, atemo
rizando con un inferno eterno 81
abre los ojos o no da dinero o bic
mes a la Iglesia, para Roma, Wales,
negocios etc. Es indudable, que la
epoca actual, en- que Sc We este ne
gocio, los paises mas adelantados CO.
mo Inglaterra, Canada, Francia, Es-
tados Unidos, Mexico, hayan separa-
do la Iglesia y ell Estado, sin prohi-
Dir por ESQ cue oficien sus dogmas
de fe, DENTRO DE SUS IGLESIAS.
5to. Dos grandes s~ociedades perfec-
tas: la temporal y la spiritual,
ell Gobierno Civil y la Iglesia,
El fronterizo., 1926-09-04
En- Honor de

ambas deben tocarse y vivir en-
mdtua relaci6n, como ell alma p
ell cuerpo s j~untan sin confun-
dirse e mel estrecho abrazo de
la union substantial.
Sobre entiende cue la Iglesia re-
presenta a todas las religiones que Sc
profesan hoy en- ell mundo por los
millones de fieles que cada religion
Itiene Y bien claro dice SIN UNION
SUBSTANTIAL o material, en- este
.easo DINERO.
No hay religion entire todas las
que Sc %ejercen hoy, mas ciega e in
transigente que la catolica eel que
no esta con nosotros, esta con ell dia-
blo".
mo son cristianos los anglicanos.
no son cristianos los protestantes?
No tolera rival, presume ser la
1nica revelation de Dios al hombre,
la 1nica VOC de la Divinidad, no adj
mite hermanos en- su casa, y desde-
nosamente, las demas son paganas,
este hace que los otros r~eligiosos Sc
sientan mas opuestos al actual cris-
tianismo, fruto de la torpeza de sus
representatives al desempenar una
agencia de proselitismo, para alma
cenar en- ell Vaticano mas orc que
ell que circula hoy en- ell mundo ente-
70 ihabiendo tanta horfandad Y mi
seria en- ell RENO de Dios en- la tie
rral Ell Vicario debiera decir; espi-
ritu, alma y cuerpo y serfa mas cris-
tiano, pero es possible que no lie ha-
yam ensenado ell papel del alma las
palabras de sus propias Escrituras,
10 haran meditar mo QUERAIS E.
RRAR; NADIE Sc BURLA DE
dos. 10 QUE UN HOMBRE SEM.
BRARE, ESQ MISMO COSECHA
RAJ. iPorque haceis aparecer al Hi
10 al Padre en- oposicion? 5Porqut
habeis sustituido la Reencarnacior
por ell inferno eterno? iPorque ha-
El fronterizo., 1926-09-04
TUCSON, ARIz, sabadO 4 de sepbre., 1926

beis hecho de I'm Dios, Omnijusto, un
dador de dadivas, segun la cantidad
de dinero que aporten a la Iglesia?
En- vredad os digo, esa no es la
Doctrina del Santo Padre, sino la
que establecio Roma en- ell siglo vi
y ell Profeta, condena la mentira, la
intolerancia y la sed de riquezas.
6to. Al Cesar 10 que es del Cesar.
iQue hermoso- Haced la carload
priyada, no deis dinero a los que de-
ben administrar solamente las cosas
espirituales.
"La Sociedad de JESUS" impone a
sus fieles, en- su Reglamento, Cap.
1ro. Art. 5to: cen un principle no
convene que los nuestros compren
fincas; pero en- ell case que hubiesen
comprado algunas bien situadas, d.
case que pertenecen a otras personals,
usando de los nombres de algunos
amigos fieles que guardian ell secreto
para mejor aparentar nuestra pobre-
za'
jEs asi como Sc separa 10 esprit
tual Y 10 material? AL Cesar 10 que
es del Cesar...-
Ito. Ell Romano Pontffice Y los Obs.
pos, son las actuales autoridades
de la Iglesia Cat6lica v los sa-
cerdotes deben cenirse a las or
denes de sus ~superiores ciega-
mente.
Els indudable, que a los interiors;
no les toca sino ~obediencia ciega,
cuando han hecho profession de fe.
"Que me proveere de armas v mu-
~niciones a fin de estar listo para
cuando Sc me de la 6rden o me sea
ordenado defender la Iglesia, va co.
mo un individuo o en- la milicia del
Papa"
Lastima que este juramento haya
El fronterizo., 1926-09-04

sido hecho por incautos y que baj0
ell solo de un gran bien y magno
ideal, Sc haya ocultado algo que re-
prueba la conciencia cristiana.
Ell Papa Gregorio 1 (57s a 59O)
llama Anticristo a cualquiera que Sc
deere ell nombre de OBISPO UNIVER
SAL y al contrario ell Papa Bonita
clio III (6O7 a 6O8), persuade al en-
perador parricida, Phocas, a que lie
confiriera dicho titulo.
Ell Papa Clemente XIV (17OO p
1721) aboli6 la "Compania de los
Jesuitas", permitida por Ell Papa Pa
bio III Y ell Papa Pho VII la resta-
bleci6. Ell PAPA ES UNA CREA-
CION CATOLICA v no UNA INDI-
CACION o MANDATE CRISTIANO
La Infalibilidad y poder del Papa
sostenida por la fe catolica, es falsa
por los hechos a traves de la histo-
ria.
En- Mexico, ino estan los temples
esperanto los oficios e~spirituales de
los sacerdotes catolicos cuyo minis
terio es 1nicamente espiritual, por-
que no cumplen con su mission!
Detras de 10 espiritual estan los in
~tereses ~materiales, propiedades, cole
gios etc. Ser cristiano es n virtud,
ser catolico es una equivocaci6n.
Respetar las ~creencias ajenas, es
prueba de t~oIerancia culta, permitir
ell yugo del Poder Temporal, EN- un
pals libre es una forma de esclavi-
ltud y de retroceso a las tinieblas-
Cuando los hijos VIVIAN en- ell amor
del Padre, sabran algo del amor de
Dios, pues verdaderamente dijo Girls
to "Porque quien no anna a su her.
mano, a quien We. iComo puede amar
a Dios, a cuien no We? Epistola / de
San Juan w, 20.
El fronterizo., 1926-09-04

Secretos, de San Cipriano.-Se-
cretos de Alberto ell Grande.-Se
cretos de Magia Suprema.-Secre
tos de Alquimia.-Secretos de
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de Carlo
mancia.-Sec.etos de Nigroman
cia.-Secretos de Astrologia.-
Secretos de Piedra Iman.-Secre-
tos de NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lie
observation-disclosures, Invocacio
mes, Pactos, Exorcisros, Amu.e-
tos, TaIismanes, etc.
Sortilegios, Contra Maleficios.
Contra los malos Espir;tus.-
Contra enferrnedade..-Para ha-
cerse amar.-Para ganar en- 10
juegos.-Para que sea fiel ell es-
poso.-Para ser feliz.-Para ca
ars pronto.-Para dominar a los
demas.-Para tener fhijos.-Para
tener larga vida.-Para no tener
hijos.-Para tener salud.-Para
blanquear y hermosear ell cutis.-
Para guitar las senales de las vi
ruelas.-Para conservar la poten
cha, etc.
El fronterizo., 1926-09-04
Secretos y SOrt1e-
CLOS Infalibles

Siempre he sido, y soy, muy a.
mante de estudiar, de aprender.
de saber, de guardian en- mi cere
bro ell mayor numero de conoci
mientos TITLES. Gracias a tanto es
tudiar libros antiques y modernos
he conseguido poser los siguien
ties SecretOs y SortiIsgios infali
bles:
El fronterizo., 1926-09-04

vengan a consuItarme, verin
mis- tituIos, y Sc convencersn de
que poseo la Lave Misteriosa de
la SaIud, de la Felicidad y de La
Vida.
vivo: No. 1873, W., Gale Nc
Cormick.
jose CASTELAR,.
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A Csc el TOnno

'araiso perdido.
Calvario de una madre, 2 tomos.
Amores malditos, 2 tomos.
Las envenenadoras, 2 tomos.
Amor y cello.
Ell beso de una muerta.
500 mujeres para un hombre.
Paradise e inferno.
|Coraz6n de madre, 2 tomos.
Sepultada viva, 2 tomos.