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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
My HEART and My HUSBAND
Carrison NewP of
Citations of q Wife


n oRERT"
n Lillian sprang from her chair.
flashed past me as stood in the
doorway. and extended her hands to
the whlte-faced man who stood there.
For a moment she had forgotten doubts.
Quixotic scruples. everything save the
ract that the man che loved had re-
turned alive. evidently uninjured. from
across the ocean.
But Robert Savarin, though his burn
ing eyes set in his ashen face BETRAYED
the alteration that was consuming him
made no response to the outstretched
hands. Instead he stepped backward a
pace or two with a gesture as Of actual
repulsion
No he muttered, and at the utter
anco of the word i stepped nearer to
him. saw that old Betty did the same
thing. I-I-only-came-to-te you
that I-have-have-f-"
The last word was only the family
esPlrated consonant. and he was sway
ing as 1t left his lips. Old Betty and I
moved by the same aiding impulse put
out our arms to catch him, but Lillian
was quicker than either of us, and It
was her arms which received the slight
figure of the artist as he sank toward
the floor.
Betty, Stop"
"oh. Lawd a Massey, Mis- Lillian :"
Bettv screamed emotionally, hes
dead"'
shared her fear. without giving ut
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
SEED LARGE ACREAGE

w. NJ. Phillippi, one of the prosper
Gus ranchers on the bench. left Mon
day night for the Lost River country
where he will put in so acres of wheat
lie took a car of equipment and stock
for his ranch there. Mr.. Phillippi has
a ranch in the Franklin district and
one near Meridian. By use of a trac-
tor which he purchased this spring, he
has both of his places in the Boise
valley seeded.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
MEETING IN SOUTH BOISE

The Burbank Federation will meet in
community hall, South Boise, Wednes-
day morning at IL o'clock. The State
Library association will meet with
them to discuss the Importance of a
county library law. Lunch will be
served at IL o'clock. Directly after
lunch Mrs. Dockery will give talk on
The League of Nations" All women
OF the city and county are invited.
Each woman who comes to lunch is ex-
pected to bring six sandwiches.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
BABY DAUGHTER.

Cards have been received here an
nouncing the birth on April IS at Phil
adelphia, of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick w. Breitinger. Mrs. Breitin-
ger was formerly Miss Margaret Yates
of Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
ENJOYABLE EVENT

There was good attendance at the
Kensington card party given this
afternoon by the household economic
of the Columbian club at
the club house. A small admittance fee
was charged and the proceeds are to
be used toward furnishing room in
the new Y. M. c. A. building.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
NOW WITH RED CROSS.

Mrs. Herbert Thompson has return
ed from Portland, where she completed
the six weeks course in home service
work for the Red Cross. She has taken
the position as home service secretary
OF that department of the Boise chap
ter. Her office is at 706 Idaho street.
where she is on duty from to 4 p. M
daily.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
CAPTAIN OF SCOUTS.

Sergeant John H. Chamberlin, ma
rine recruiting officer, has received
his commission as captain of the Juni
or American Naval and Marine Scouts
which he recently organized. The
names of the 81 charter members Of
the organization have been sent to
headquarters and the official scout
buttons are expected within a short
time.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
GARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt.
gratitude to our many friends for the
loving sympathy shown to us both in
word and action, also for the many
beautiful floral offerings, in the recent
bereavement of our darling baby girl.
MIR. AND MRS. f. ]. PAYNE.
DONALD f. PAYNE,
DOROTHY E. PAYNE,
WILLIAM L. PAYNE.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mrs. keeher, county chairman of
child welfare, will be at the Franklin
school Thursday, April "a, from until
p. m. to measure and weigh all chill
dren under school age.
All members of the degree staff and
fancy drill for the Royal Neighbors
are requested to meet at the G. A. r.
hall Wednesday evening
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22

Ball, Rigby: Alex r. Ostarberg, Troy:
Louis f. Lands, Wallace; Arthur B.
Long, Winchester: Arthur w. Dindin-
ger, Worley.
These men were in the 346th and
362nd infantry.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
PUTTING IN THE PUNCH.
By PEEPS.

THE pmples that bloom in the spring, ira Ia have
something to do with the face.
AFTER the world has been made for democracy
maybe it will be made part way for pedestrians
GIVE Boise the spring tonic of your vote
BERNARD SHAW is not coming to the United States
Not necessary Well keep sending the money to him.
FROM an exchange Her husband preceded her to the
great beyond June 1905 where they lived for four
years, he being the county treasurer"
AT THAT Annette Kellerman is no mere maid
THE average woman can knock 20 years off her age
at the slight cost of anywhere from $1.S5 to $3.50
BUT she must keep the rain.
WE propose the portable garden for Boise That
means to stall around and watch folks gardening
ISN'T chip off the old block" mans place in the
SON?
REMINISCENT: Five-cent soda pop
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
dad" HERRIck DEAD

Word has been received here of the
death of Dad" Herrick at Salt Lake
Sunday. Mr.. Herrick was a resident
Of Boise for many years and until
five years ago conducted the pop corn
wagon at Ninth and Main streets.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
WITH sRUcE-MARTlN CO.

ing salesman, who has been connected
with leading clothing firm of Spo-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22

terance to II. as looked at the color
less face of Robert Savarin resting
against Lillian's shoulder. As her arms
received his full sagging weight she
had sunk to her knees, and as her
eyes looked up at mine I saw in them
the reflection of the same terror
But there was something else in those
wonderful eyes. the indomitable courag &c
with which Lillian meets every cner-
gency.
Betty. stop that noise, and take the
covers from the guest room bed" she
commanded briskly. Leave nothing
but one sheet, then run back here
Madge. my smelling salts!''
l brought them. and she held them to
the unconscious mans nostrils while I
chafed his hands.
The Doctors Question.
This Is all we can do until we ga.
him on the bed" Lillian commented. '.The
minute that's accomplished telephone
for the nearest physician. All, Betty,
good. quick work! Here, Madge slim
your arms under his body-Betty. take
his feet Careful. now. There"
How she managed to rise to her feat
without Earring the unconscious man I
don't know, but she accomplished It. and
In another minute the slight figure of
the artist was laid upon the bed, Betty
loosening his shoes. Lillian was admin
istering the usual first aid treatment for
swoon. while ! was wrestling with
the telephone service
1t was fully fifteen minutes before !
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
LITTLE NEWS OF BOISE

Kane for number of years, has taken
IA position with the Bruce Martin
company.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
BIRTHS

B1RD-Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Bird, a
aughter, Monday, at Boise hospital
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22
WE HAVE WITH US THIS EVENING

A literal Interpretation of commonplace remark Is
sometimes amusing. In Midsummer Motoring in Eu-
rope" Mr.. De Courcy W. Thorn tells of a traveller who
said to small boy making his first voyage
who had climbed upon the buwar gazing across
the ocean to the far horizon MY boy
see such glorious stretch you can see
only ocean,"
Yes" answered the boy
Hardly" said the Where do you think you
saw it?"
ION the other side ship" replied the youngster
President Wilson'S limerick is brought to mind
by the following tale from orient:
Tmur-lenk, the Tartar invader, was very ugly and
catching glimpse of himself mirror he burst into
tears The court Jester began weeping kept 1t up
long after the had stopped
Tmur looked at him in establishment. 81 wept with
reason he said, at beholdng my ugliness-I the
lord of SO many lands But do understand why you
should despair"
IF you my lord replied the jester ept two hours
after seeing yourself an instant is it not
natural that who all day long, should weep
longer than your"
An old lady walked into the judges office
Are you the judge of reprobates?" she inquired
Il am the judge of probate" replied his honor with
smile.
WELL that's 1t, expect" answered the old lady, You
see, she went confidenally, my husband died de-
tested and left infdels and want to be
their executioner"
The sergeant major had the never being
at loss for answer young officer made bet with
brother officer that he would in less "a hours
ask the sergeant major question would BATTLE him.
Inc sergeant major accompanied the young officer
his rounds In the cook house was in
spected Pointing a large kettle of water Just COM
mencing to boil, the officer said:
"Why does that only boil round the ede. Of IN.
copper and not in the center?'
The he edo sr
is for the men guard they their breakfast half
an hour before the remainder of the company"
You seem to have lost your faith rabbits foot"
Well" replied Erastus Pnkley done thought IT over
An de more thought, de couldn't fgger dat de
rabbit wot furnished de foot lucky for his own
self"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22

THE pimples that bloom in the spring, ira Ia have
something to do with the face,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-22

AFTER the world has been made safe for democracy
maybe it will be made part way for pedestrians
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

To The right Brooks
and Patterson. the Aus
tralian tennis stars,
defeating johnson and
Richards in the finals at
Newport. during the in
vltatlon tournament of a
week ago. nt'. 8.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

Above" MARY D. S.
c." crstwhile monkey
mascot of the French
and British armies, adds
another page to her his
tory by flying with the
path6nding aeroplanes
which have left Mineola
on a transcontinental
flight. =. F. s.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

Three of the American Army.
star athletes to return the other
day on the lmperator. Left
Lieut.. Norman Ross, all around
swimming champion, winner Of
all swimming events participated
in at the inter-Allied games.
Abopc-Lieut. Robert Simpson.
greatest of all hurdlers. Right
Lieut.. c. w. Paddock. sprinting
sensation of games in Pershing
Stadium. xaplan Service.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

Above-Elizabeth, N
j.. went out to help it
people make ends meet
armers daily bring
their produce into town
and the public squares
and streets have become
great open air markets
l. +. g.
Left The children of
Viscount kikuj,co Ishii,
Japan's Ambassador to
the United States, are
evidently happy to find
the mail has brought
them each a letter from
daddy in Washington.
Wide World Photo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-22
Los ~padecimientos del
estomago son debi-
dos a aCidez
Da un medic digno de confian-
"a, cierto y rapido de alivio
para indigestion acida.

Las nombradas Intermediates del cs:onago.
tales como indigestion, gas. acedia. dolor de
estomaEo g incapacidad dc rcte1er el alImen-
20 en- cl est6maGo. dc cada dieZ casoS. en-
nueve son cvidcncias Supplements de que Sc
ESTE cfectuardo secrccion excesiva de acido en-
ell 'est6mago. causando Ia formation de in
digestion Raseosn y acida.
EI gas GiIata el estomago y causa cSa
sensation de Ieno oprcsiva y ardiente como
cida algunas veces como acedia. mientras que
cl acido irrita c inflama las delicadas Pare
Ges del cst6maga. e. padccimiento mace en-
terarente del excessive desarrollo o secretion
de acido.
Para suspender Q prcvcrir IA aGriacion de
los alimentos. contenidos en- e! estomaGc. y
para ncutra!izar cI icido y hacerle biando g
inofensivo. una cucharadita de "Bisurated
Magncsia' es un effective y buen corrective
de cst6magos acidos deberis tomarse dcs-
puGs dc las comidas en- IN cua-to dc vase de
aqua cali%nte o fra. o en- cualquier tempo
que Sc sicnta gas. acedia o aGrura. Esto ar
moniza cl cstomago y neutraliza Ia aeidcz en-
unos cJantos momcntos y 6 un remedio per-
fcctameate inofensivo J Tnuy barato.
Tn aati-acido. tai como Il "Bisurated Mag
ncsia.' ci cual puedc obtenerse en- cualGuier
drogueria. ya sea en- po!vo o en- forma de
p~astillaS. habilita al eston1ago 4 e~fectuar pro-
piamente sus funcioncs sin Ia ayudR de di-
| ~gcstivos artificialcs. Hay varias formas de
macncsias. asi Is que este cierto dc pedir :
tomar unicamcnte "Bisurated Magnesia,' la
cual es prepa-ada especialmcntc para los
| fines antcs ;ndicados. "Bisurated MaEnesia"
Sc nncuertra Il IA venta en- todas las boticas
y droETcrias. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-22
OTRO PACADOR QUE
HUYE CON Los
FONDOS EN-
5. LUIS

SAN LUIS PCTOSI, Agosto 20
La va larga iista de los pagaiores
que han huido con fondos pertene-
cientes 1 Ia naci5n, ACADIA de ser re-
forzada con ell ncmbre de Antonio j.
Ruiz, ragador militar de las fuerzas
del Estado, que ACADIA de desapare-
Ger de esta ciudad, ~llevandose la ST.
ma de seseRta y cinco NIL pesos orc
nacional.
Ha llamado la atencion la conduc-
ia del senior Ruiz, pues siempre Sc lie
haLia tenldo por IN hombre de no.
norahilidad completa. Sc cree que
ell iempleado infiel sc %encuentre en-
la capital de la Repdblica, a juzgar
por 10 Que declaran algunos militia
res, q~uienes dicen que 10 vieron en-
harcarse en- la estaci6n del tren del
Sur.
Las au~toridades judiciahes de esta
ciudad, han enviado cyhorto a las de
Mexico, para Que a Ia mayor bre-
vedad possible capturen a Ruiz.
Algo mas sobre el "linchamiento".
Las averiguaciones que las auto
ridades de Zaragoza han llevado a
cabo para investigar Quienes son los
directamente culpables del ;lyacna-
miento" que Sc cometio hace un
mes en- Ia persona del senior Galvan,
han dado los mejores resultados.
Aver fueron a~rrehendidos dos vague
ros sobre q~uienes pesa Ia a~cusac.3n
de ser los directamente responsabies
&c este asesinato.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-22

TAMPICO, lamps Agosto 20.-En
el Hotel Colon de este puerto, Sltua-
do en- la c~olonia Miramar, Sc suicide
una sonora que Sc registro en- los Il
bros 0 e. nomore lie Luisa Delga-
do. La valera apur6 n fuerte do
sis &c estricnina. mariendo enmcGlo
Ge crueleS dolores, Segln pudo obscr
varse ror las queias anGustioSas que
Sc e~scucharcn IN el cuarto a las cua-
tro de Ia ma6ana. nora en- que Sc
supone apur6 e venero.
La sonora DelgadO es complcta-
mente desconocida en- Tamplco.
Cuando lego al hotel sc inscrib!o en-
los libros. dando simplemente su nom
hre sin decir dc donde venia nj cual
era el o5ieto que Ia traia a esta po-
blaci6n.
En- e! hotel, Ia sonora Delgado per
manecia sin hablar 0 nadie, V eau
saba extraneza el hccho de que casl
aiempre Sc IA yeia triste Y como pre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-22
Una HERMOSAY MLSTERIOSA DANA
Sc SUICIDE EN- TAMPICO, lamps.
Tomo estricnina en- Ell cuarto de su hotel y no dejo nlngun
dato que sirviera para identificarIa

sa de algun s4frimianto que a nadle
revel6 jamas.
Sofia salir a a Gale vestida de ri
euroso luto. ciempre seria Y retral-
ca Y sin que nadic IA viera enta-
liar conversation O. persona aigu-
ia.
Despu6s de ocho dias de llevar esta
m~ister:osa vida, la sonora Deigado Sc
enveneno. dejaEdo IN paPel e5crlto
en- el que cxpreS6 que a nadG sc cu!-
para de su maerte.
La sujcida era una mujer elegante'
de bucnas maneras. r~cveladoras de
una exquisite ~edIcaci6n. y era, ace
mas. hermosa en- extreme.
Made, hasta hey, ha podldo ave
riguar algo Scbre quicn fue, cual
81 obieto dc vonir I Tampico y mu-
mo n.encs las causas dc haber toma-
DO Ia fatal determination dc p.lvar-
Sc Ga lie vida en- su sohtarlo cUarto
de Miramar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-22

tado sus propias camareras. La relna
de Navarro no habia traido conslgo
mas que h%omppres, r~eservandoS. es-
coger en- Paris algunas mujeIas pa
"a su servicIo. Despues cue Ell rey y
la reina madre sc r%etiraron. Juana
lie Albert Sc Quedo a solas con SUI hi
10 V Noe. FL principe anhelaba mu-
cho poder c%onversar con su madre,
pues apenas habia podido todavia con
taria en- alrunas palabras como sc ha-
bia visto precisado a r%enunciar a su
inc6gnito. La reina de Navarro Sc
reclin0 a meGlas en- un gran sillon
G hizo sena a los dos joven2s para
que sc sentaran.
-Vamos q vc-, hijos MICS, dijo:
:Quereis que hableros IN ratio?
Noe hizo brIllar On sus labios esa
sonrisa hurlona que tanta gracia da-
la q su fisonomia.
-iAk. sonora, dijo: 81 Nuestra
Majestad pide ia nelacion completa
de nuestras a~vcnturas, pudiera suce-
der que pasara Ia noche Ell vela.
Juana Sc sonrio a su vez, dir:gien-
do a 81 hijo n mirada afectuo-
sa.
DE veras? dijo.
-Hemos vuelto a empezar la his
toria &c los raladineS, sonora.
Noe eXagera, sonora. dijo el prin
cipe q su vez.
y Enrique, continue Noe, ha n
contrado medic de hacersc querer del
ney V madame Margarita, Y de que
le abo-ezca la reina madre.
Juara de Albret frunci6 las cejas.
-Esa es una gran falta, diio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-22
SEPTIEMBRE Van
A DISCUTIR IA
LEY S0BRE FL
PETROLEO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, AgOsto 20
En- e. mes de Septier:bre proXtmo,
Ia C&mara lie n~iputados ccnocera del
ssunto de Ia Ley del Petr5leo, pues
Ia Asamblea, concedi6 UT nuevo piazo
a las comisiones respectlvas para
rendir SUI d'ctamen.
Los diputados en- general oplnan
que. adn cuando e! Senado tiene
p~erfecto derecno para conocer de cs-
te asgrtc, como cs un probleTa de
vital Importance, tGcnicamente no es
ii capacitado para clio, en- vista de
que eli asunto merecc TN detenido y
c~oncienzIdo eStudio.
Ell p~residente de "a Camara de Di
putados cree que cl Senado ace?t6 Ia
proposition del senador Reyaoso,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-22

la reina Margarita de Navarro, SD
madre. Carlos X habia qucdado prem
dado de ella, ' al besar 81 mano. IA
habia dicho:
Sonora quisiera ser Pedro he
2orsard, mi poeta, para poder ceie-
brar dignamente vucstro taierto Y
hermosura.
Los senores de Ia corte kabian
cuchichcado entire 81:
No cabe duda que los habitan-
ties de la Corte de Nerac tienen muy
buenos modales.
En- fin, madame M~argarita t&5la-
Sc inclinado al oiGo de madame Gaia
lima para decirla:
-Estcy cierta de que no NE fas-
tidiare dcmasiado en- Nerac.
El Scguito de Ia reina Juana guar
daba proportion con 81 soberana.
Compromise, en- 81 mayor patte lie
56venes ilenos de ingeaio Y de gen
I'll r~resercia, Y tar galantes Goa las
damas. que Carlos X, al le~v-Dtars,e
de Ia mesa. hahia Gicho q su captain
de los guardias dandole IN golpaci-
TO Ell el homblo:
Amigo Pibrac, la invasion dc tus
compatriotas va a causar granGes per
~turbaciones ell mi corte.
-Es possible, senior.
Y dichas estas palabras, NJ. de Pi-
rrac haba guardado IN silancio ciplo-
matico.
Despues que la reina Juana huho
llegado al palacio Beausejour, NADIA
ma Catalina Quiso acompanarla en-
persona hasta su cuarto de dormir, Y
no Sc :etiro sino luego que hubo acep
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-Pero aun tenemos IN enemIgo
nucho mas encarnizaCo, continue

-Pero aun tenemos IN enemlgo
mucho mas encarnizaGo, continue
Noe.
-iQuien es?
-Rcnato ell florentino.
-Pibrac me ha hablado con fire
cuencia &c 81 en- sus c~artas; es un
nal homhre, dijo la reina.
I'm e~nvenena6or, .anadio Noe.
Juana de Albret Sc extremscio, v
una nube cruzo por delante de sus
ojos.
-Querido Noe, dijo, hazme IN IA
--Estoy a vuestras ordenes, Sc
nora.
-Delante de nj, nunca debes ma
blar de eneno nj de envenenado-
res.
Noe y ell principe miraron a Jua-
ma dc Albret con asomhro.
Me han dicho siempre que he
&c MORN e~nvercnada.
-i-Ah. sonora! eXclamo Noe.
~ qulen Sc atreVcrla! anadlo En-
yique con desdenosa sonrisa.
-Pero 6cjemos TODD ESQ, continue
la reina, contadme vuestras proezas,
ihjos MOS.
Al habiar asi, esta madre, que pa
rccia mas bien una hcrmana mayor,
habia cogido Ia nano de los dos 10
venes.
a fe mia! dipo Enrique, como
siempre me ha ~parecido q mi que
Noe Sc ~expresaba con elocuencia, voy
a dejarle el cuidado de narrar nues-
ira odisea.
-Habla, pues, mi querido Noe,
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Albret, reina dc Navarro: Hacia cosa
de un mes que cast todos los dias
sofia II a el en- litera madame Catali-
ma, con el ob;eto dc vigilar poC 81
misma los trabajos arquitectoricos
Y nunca dejaba Ge decir:
Mi hermara Y prina IA reina dc
Navarro. cue rs Il verdadcra a.
deana Y Sc sien5a en- taburetcs de ace
10 en- su pa!acio de Nerac o en- su
oicoca de Pan. es muy caraz de des-
~calzarSe al entrar aQui Para no dete-
riorar el entarimado o las tachue-
las de sus zapatos de becerro.
Mas Ia elegancia, Ia dignidad Y el
porte altivo de Juana de Aloret ma
han desengaHado Z madame Catali-
Ea. La reina dc Navarro era raujer
De cortc: habia vivido en- Madrid en-
81 palacio dc Felipe II, clando toda-
via brillaba el sol dc csc gran relna-
do que los espaEoles i'aman aun Ell
s;glo lie Carlos V. Una mirada bas-
to a las dos neinas para adivinarse Y
c~onocerse.
-Es n ~advers;dad digna de mi,
penSo Catalina.
La reina Catalina, dijo entire 81
Juana, es realmente Ia mujer que me
habian pintado. Noy a estar en su
casa como lan IN camoamcnro enemi-
go.
\ cosa de les Giez de Ia noche el
rey Carlos * Y tcda 81 corte, acom-
panaron q la reiEa de Navarro al
palacio de Beausejour. Juana ha-
bia mostr&do una amabilidad encan-
tadora V desplegado eaa ingenio sa-
gaz, dsI>aio y a veces algo Ebre de
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FCTLETTIN Mum. Us
IA JUvENTuD DE ENRIQUE "

ism embargo, Obsev5 RaOuI, eI
principe Enrique Sc caSara con ma
oama Margarita?
Sin duda. pero...
Nancy Sc dstuvo, luego proSi-
gui6 bruscameute:
-Eres ~dem2siado joyea MI CUE
rdo Raoul, = no comPrendes NADIA
de politica.
Bah.
Mira. anadi6 Nancy; en- esta
mesa hay una persona q Qaaen IA
rcina madre odla aun mas que al
principe Enrique de Borbon.
~ ouicn PUede ser?
Racul hizo esta preganta como
sdn:rado.
La reina de havana, ~respondj6
IA eamaEra
FL asoa1bro lie Raoul Sc convirtj6
en- estupefacci6n.
~ por que? dijo,
-Porcue t'eDe clarenta amos '
no representa- mas que t~reinta, mien
tras cue madame Catalina, que tie
re cuarentaicinco, los lleva males
tuosamente.
On! iTue o~currencias tenels!
Mi cuerido Raoul, dijo Nancy,
;tenia raz6n en- deciros que no en-
tendiaiis nadae Il materias politjcaS,
10 creo, replica Raoul. Que
o yeis TODD por e. lado mas trlstc.
70 creo, replies Raoul. cue vos
yeis TODD per e. laGo ms tr!ste.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-22

porque dcsconoce el orlGen del artl-
culo 81 constitutional ' las %intencIo-
mes del Congreso Ccnstituyentc.
Ell viceCGnsul de Espana hace gestio-
mes.
Ell vice-C6nsGl de EspaHa en- IA
ciudad de Pachuca, corferencio aver
con nl jefe de las operaciones mill
tares en- el Estado de Hidalgo, ge-
neral Francisco De p. Mariel.
Oficialmente Sc sabe que en- Ia
iurta el vi>e-C6Esul. senior Balbino
Gallego. pidr6 al general c~arrsncis-
ia la lihrtad d. los treinta ' cinco de-
ten:dos ~espanoleS, que estan acusados
Ge rebellion, pero que Mariel Sc nego
q acceder a estas peticiones, mani
festando que los iberos c%ontarian con
toda clase de garantias en- su viaje a
Veracruz, en- donde, probablcmcnte,
seran r~eembarcados en- el primer va
nor que zarpc para ell eXtranjero.