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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07
49, b. NINE. FRANCIS -

NouR spring suit should be well
tailored and closely hitting II It u
belted design. II you should choose
. box model the coat should hars obvi-
ouely 1t the back and sides. Skirts ap-
pear vsry scant whom oontrasted with
this haro.
correct example Of the belted coat 10
Inverted plaits are tailor-stitched hack
ana front and are finished with carefully
worked arrow heads. An Interesting vest
2 made Of kuifs-plaitsd rufRiss Of scru
0eorgette crepe.
This suit WIN also lock we'll with .
more tailors4 vet of white piQus. butch-.
- hAea - natosQl eoaee peageA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07
ADVICE TO GIRLS
BY ANNIE LAURIE

that you can do nothing but take your
dear mothers advice and TO forget him
He couldn't have been interested y yeu
- Beriously ~ you wore In him.
Why not allow the other young man
to call and see II perhaps he may not
held by the one who has gone. Some.
times supposed love 10 merely grasitude
for attention shown ~. you knew.
Aw~ss Losrjs wa sesIoows Jsteeps u
inqusyy on sSbjscts Of fsSstwtss, taeersse
from young scOmewNyso6srs 81 tkSs papsr,
and sCtll reply 70 them N theee ooJuNns.
Lsttsrs to Mtss LsNste shou16 - 81
drssssd 10 ksv. core sAts e6tea
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07
MY SOLDIER HUSBAND
ADELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF
REVELATIONS9 A WIFE
Why Madse StroOe to Safeguard Mother Graham,
When the Official Telegram Came to Them.

7 THINK every drop Of blood left my
face and raced back to my heart as
my eyes fell upon tho uniformed tele-
graph boy turning In at my gate.
1t was a sub-conscious grip that had
upon my baby. for at that moment l
forgot him and everything else save the
terrifying conviction that news Of Dicky.
the most awful news OF all. was coming
to me I had heard so much of those
appalling messages, known Of thoir COM
ing to a number of doors which knew,
that there was room for no other
thought in my mind but that the en-
velope in the boys hand would bring
me the news Of my husbands death.
Then through the waves Of despair
that seemed to be closing over me the
remembrance Of his mothers condition
came like o clarion call to my sense of
duty. She must be protected from shock
as far as possible. I laid the baby in
his carriage near her, compelled my face
to casualness as she opened her eyes.
1T am going downstairs for a few mo-
ments, mother" said In 4 matter-of-
fact manner. IT think tho baby will be
all right while I'm gone. Ring the bell
for me II he gets troublesome"
toward her. while her face lighted with
her sons first born.
"Bess his pessus baby heart" she
crooned, with the baby talk which al
ways seems so ineongruous coming from
her prirniy set lips. 'sTIim could never
trouble his old grandmuMy."
slipped away, noiselessly. But as
soon as the door closed between me and
tho room had left raced madly down
tho stairs. reaching the door just in time
to prevent tho ringing of tho bell by the
messenger boy. who, true to the tradi-
lions Of his kind, had waited to inspect
the veranda leisurely before summon
ing any one to the door.
Best Let Me-"
Government telegram, maam," HI
said briskly, taking from his pocket ar
onicial-loolxing envelope. Before I had
q chance to take 1t heard running foot
steps behind me. and with a quicknes:
born of fear for my mother-in la W
wheeled Just In time to clap my hand
over Katie's mouth. opened for a hysteri
cal scream.
The girls eyes were staring in uncon-
trollable fear. her face qulvering. Like
flash cam. TO me the reason. She
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07
Answers to Health Questions

NJ. s. Q-Kindiy advise me what to
do for q pain in upper part OF my BACK
between the shoulders.
Alt 10 due to posturs-band1ng ever
too much. Change your chair anA pe1se.
Join the Y. W. c. A. gymnasimn end
n. y. H. o-K,ndiy sAvtss Ne vAas
to do for palma
A-Lumhass, baskachs. sAosaAr yalAs
and the like. - won a. pain h ne lnAss
side Of the knee, are all oAueod ~ esDeo
by weak ankles and foot STRATA Fiat
foot and fallen arches are spufoo0 q
many such symptoms.
MRA q \ o-un0y aavass - WAaA
to d fss indamsd vsai1A
A--Apply . Nttls white vaos1lne No
which 10 grains Of ammonlAtsd meteoSr
has been mixed 70 cash h-svmee Il vaDe.
line
JoY. O-IAlly aAv1se - vAa9 - -
fer sysAa.
A-Cysts 80 lsltas baaAdsR.0hD sunsso
and may be cut cut Ike neunta1nA,
they need Instruments Tea saA't tove1
mountain with medicine
On l<sAbsre sgsu easDsP Suese1sap
for readers Of tAls SoDsp ~ Nla6ooaa
Avosentc and sawdtatsen swtjssts sAAe ~
OF general Sntersst. 10 0aaNot 0olo0we
undertake 70 pvsscssbs Or s6sp 16eoeo
for tndtotdss1 eosss. Whsrs tAs $4,000
/ Ia 80 ~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07

thought the message concerned Jim. her
husband, from whom she had not heard
for months.
Take her other arm" briskly or
dered the boy.
With a comprehension hadn't ex.
pected from his indolent attitude. he
complied. and wo soon had Katie upon
the couch In tho library. upon the oppo-
site side OF the house from my mother
in-law's room. and with the door closed
70 that no ordinary scream could reach
her ears.
'Katie.' I said sternly. you'll kill
Mother Graham IL you scream. And
you mustn't make It hard for mo. This
message. no doubt. Is about Mr.. Ora
ham"
She looked up at me humbly, her eyes
lief Of my conjecture reached her dased
brain
II no yell now" she said quietly. mot
even eef Jim, no dead"
Ny fathers knock sounded upon the
door. even as my shaking fingers at
tempted to break tho seal of the mes
sage. I opened the door mechanically.
and he. taking in tho situation at .
Klance-indeed I afterward found that
through tho open doorway Of his room
he had heard the noise at the door, and
over my quivering fingers.
Best let me open 1t, daughter" he
said with infinite compassion in his
voice. and docilely I obeyed him.
He had barely slit the envelope. was
unfolding the single sheet OF yellow
paper, when to my horror the door be-
hind him opened and my motner-in-law.
with head held high. but eyes burning
unnaturally. confronted US.
Fears Without Foundation.
II knew it!' she exclaimed. There's
something you're keeping from me.
What Ia it? Ah-h." with a suppressed
sroan "a she saw the yellow paper in
my fathers hands.
! expected her to drop where she stood,
but she Is made of sterner stuff.
Richard Is dead" she said solernnly.
and shiver went through me at the
words, while behind me 1 heard Katie
sobbing uncontrollably.
| And then my father threw an arm
around her. as he exclaimed with more
excitement than I had ever seen him
betray:
Richard IL NOT dead. This cable
] gram Is from him"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07
INFORMATION

Spain enjoys more sunshine than any
other country in Europe. Its yearly
average Is 5000 hours, while In Eng
land it is only about 400 hours.
A decrease of nearly 80 per cent in
requests from employers for female
help Is noted in reports received by
the United States employment SER
vice from its agents throughout the
country.
Sheet iron Is rolled SO thin at the
Pittsburg iron mills that $4,000 sheets
are required to make a single inch In
thickness; light shines as readily
through one of these sheets as though
ordinary tissue paper.
Sailors have curious way of know
ing when their ship Is approaching
land. They go to Mother Nature for
their knowledge II you are on the
ship they may ask you to feel the
deck, which Is wet with dew. Even
though the stars are shining clearly.
and the sea is absolutely smooth, the
deck seems as though water had been
poured across 1t. The sailor will then
inform you that dew IL never to be
found more than thirty miles from
land, so the dew 10 q good indication.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07
Secret, Of Health and Happlne..]
How Muscular Control
Banishes Stage Fright
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERC
A. b. N. A., M. D. (Johns Hopkins University

@HAOH and "oonfusion confoundsd run W. ~
I young mon and young women when thsy - -
- party" speak . piscs" Or 60 before large
audience
whether ron feel Ill At ease and out Of plaes n
crowd or upon platform the seltconscious. eaushinS
effect 10 Just the same. Call It stage flight Or false
shame puppyism occurrences. coynsss or dimdenoAs
there 10 NO misunderstanding
Is to the emotional condition which has affected the
victim.
That stage fright 10 not mental but physical
emotional condition has been pretty well proved BY
ctixa naxchoogy The and confusion to which the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07


are not only those which Mr.. II. Timer
man calls "a castanet obligato" OF the
teeth and knees.
Tho debutante at her looming OUT
party and the gallant at his first dance
often feel limp and a. nabby ~ wet
veil.
Summon Common Sense.
The treatment Of self-consciousness.
bushes. awesoms feelings and the other
emotions which strike the victim oumo
or knock him 'all in a heap" depends
upon the confidence born OF knowledge
Of attention to the subject matter IN
stead Of the subjects: the ability to con-
centrate upon the work or the pleasures
in hand. and to forget all about his own
self and those about him.
The person who gives himself freely
to the activities and the work of the
moment, instead Of thinking OF what the
others may be thinking about him Will
soon lose the self-consciousness OF
stageyness which clings too long to the
conceded. mock-modest egotist.
The sslf-conscious person should oul-
uvate q full and thorough knowledgs
and q good memory about many things.
particularly his own life work. and
calm his feelings. He should always be
cheerful. breathe deeply and fully. and
act naturally.
Keep q level head and with full con-
troll Of your muscles you cannot long
remain sslf-consoious and suffer stage
fright.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07

Psychology with the self-assurancs
which full knowledge Of your subject
entails and the bushes and dread OF
crowds are gone for good.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-07
Will to Smile.

Rigidity OF the mind or muscles. the
fear and timidity bred Of homo restric-
tons and o narrow circle OF friends prr-
duces the unnaturalness and inthinkiug
afsectation which makes for stage fright.
To cure the numbness, petrincation and
the wish to be anywhere but where you
are, exert your will and laugh. A smiis
echoes a confidence radiating from the
heart. You ''nnd yourself" and you
soon alphabetically dominate your
audience.
Now at last you wonder why You were
ever the least bit panic-stricksn when
in the company Of others. A little Will
and some practical application Of
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which the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
Is tan desastroSO como
tomar un VioIentO
Venen0
Ell DEAR QUE LOS MORTIFE-
RIOS VENENOS. ORIGLNADOS
POP LAS INTERMEDIATES
DE LOS RINONES. Sc
ARRAIGUEN EN- So
ORGANISING

Las funciones de los rinOnes son
las de eypeler las sustanclas veneno-
Sas del ORGANISING. 81 estas sustain
cias permanecieran n Ell SiStema,
acarrearian una muerte Segura, aSi
p que. de suma importancla. es. no
permitir que los rinoneS deJen de
funclOnar regularmente Y que Sc.
conseryeu 10 mejor possible. -,
La NATURALEZA lie ANlSA \
I'd. DE la PRESENCiA DE Lao
ENFERMEDADES DE LOS RlNO-
MES: Cuaudo experimental fuertes
dolores Ell Ia parte baja de Ia eSpai-
da: frecuenteS deSeOS de orinar: la
orina enroiecida, ardores Y dolores al
orinar: raita de appetite. irritabi!ldad,
nervicsidad. insomnia. debilitamlen
general De Su ORGANISING. deDe I'd.
INMEDIATAMENTE. Com
bate Ia enfc-medad antes dc que Sc
vueIva iNCURABLE. No pIerda
RICHARDS KIDNEY PILLS, Pas
tiilaS de Richards para los RinoneS,
dan los mejoreS y satiSfactorios re-
sultados: eS un remedio Suaye, pero
euergico Y tonifica los rinOaeS y We
jiga. Gentlemen las. Sustancia> G!ure-
tiCaS Y renaleS mas pClSrooaS que
Sc c0rccen y 81 son tomadas 4 ITEM
no curaran los desordeneS de los RI
ro7es y vejiga. Miles de personaS
han encontrado alivio con las Ri
chard's kidney Pills, PastiHas dc Ri
chards para los Eifones, despues de
haher tornado muChaS mcdicinas sin
.esultado. ID. debe haccr una prue-
ba con esta magniLica medicinal para
los rinCues Y vejlga.
Richards Kidney Pills. paStl!ias
de Richards par aloS GiHones, cStan
de Richards para los Rinones, esta3
4 Ia yenta en- Saa Antonio por IL
Botica san Pedro. $40 v. Commerce
1t. En- case de que I'd. no viva en-
San Antonio. lie seraE enyiadaS. por-
te pagado, al rccibo de 75c. en- eS-
tampilias c giro postal
\. e. RICHARDS MEDICINE co.
SIBERIAN. TENAS. tAdv.l
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IA ~RESTRTCCION De La
INMIGRACION SERiA
PERIODICAL
En- la lroRtera Sc ReceSlta Ell
concurso de los brace
r0S meuCGnOS
POR +. ". MOSEBACH

EAGLE PASS, Febrero Is. Ell
Prcsidentc de Ia Camara de Conner
clio de esta ciudad, senior F. F. Mig
eli ha dirigido un mensaje 4 dicha
organization. eXporiendole las con-
d~iciones que, segun e, rcsultarian 81
el Congreso de los Estados Unidos
aprobara el proyccto restringiendo
Ia Immigration por I'm periodic de
cuatro amos.
"Yo creo. dice Mr.. Niggli, que es
este un asunto en- ell que Ia Secre-
taria de Estado debe cstar Interest,"
da. Y como tai pvoyccto o6struiria
grandemente los in~terese5 cOmercia-
les. industriales ' ~agr:coiaS de nueS-
tro pals. es de esperarse que tai me
dida sea dcscchada. Hablando por
nuestro distrito occidental, sabido es
cue cast TODD el trabaio comun en-
los ranches. hacicndas, f~crrocarriles,
labores de construction, minas Y
fabricas, Sc hacc por obreros meNl-
canos. Y como hoy Y sicmpre ha habl-
do una gran escaSeZ dc cstos brace
ros. seguramente que no podra haber
ninguna esperanto de expansion CO.
mercial. 81 Sc prohibe que eStos bra
ceros vengan de Mexico.
Los Estados Unidos. geHerdlmen-
te hablando, TO son I'm productor
de braceros o trabajadores. dehido
a sus grandes facilidades ~educatlvas
con cue cuanta y hasta los hijos dc
los inmigranres que vieaen a este
pals Y Sc radican aQui, Sc deSarro-
Han converter en- obreros de cia-
ses mas alias Y aptas CHE los traba-
jaGores cOmuneS. Y por 10 tanto, 81
Sc restringe Ia Immigration de es-
tos. Y especialmente. por un perlodo
tan largo ono eS el de cuatro amos,
tai medida causara TN escancamlento
comercial. = hasta los simples fueha-
ceres domasticoS sc veran atectados'
pucs. Sc hara impossible conseguIr
geates para cllos.
"Esa restriction. p0r oJra parte,
obstruiria 81 progreSo . 10 largo de
In Erontera con NeElco. en- CoEue =
sabido que las condolences dependen
enteramentc de los trabajadores me-
Xicanos. Por 10 tanto, csperamos que
en- Yer de restringir l. immigration
de cstos, So modiijQueE las presen-
ties r~estriccioncs. para que sc pucda
obtcner IN mayor cont!ngenUe DE
esos h~raceros. In este resp6cto. Sc
espsra que s. rcvoque 81 requisite
De pagan ei in'puesto persona! de 50
para en;ra~ -! pals, puc. es oNtre-
madamentc dl..cji par. los uabaja-
dores mcNic2aos pagae esa suma por
81 Y por cada uao de los miemoros
de 81 famiiia. Y constituye por 81 So
la una sevara restriction para la III
mjgraci5n de SOS trabajadores-'
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Sc EFECTU0 AYER LA
CONVENCION DE
BANQUER0S

Conforme 10 anunciamos. aver, a
las nueve V media de IL manana, do
principle en- Ell salon de actos del no
tel San Anthony, Ia Convention de
los miembros que forman el segundo
distrito de Banqueros, Ia y en- que
estuvieron presentes d~oscientos re-
presertantes de caSas hancariaS de
los Estados de Texas, Nuevo Mexico,
Oklahoma V Nueva York.
AdemaS de Otros aSuntos de lnte-
rs para los agrlpados que Sc ira
taron en- dicha convention, sc eligio
la mesa directiva que debe funcio-
mar en- ell ano actual, habiendo res1l-
tado Presidente Ell senior Henry Hart,
del City National Bank de San An
tonic. Y Secretario el senior PAUL
Willarett, Representative de otro
Banco de Ia ciudad.
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NO Sc HA APREHENDIDO
Al EIERID0R DEL SUB.
al FLECHT

Segir informes que logramos re-
coger aver, Ell SIbteniente Van Fleet,
uuien, como Sc ]recordara, fue heri-
do en- IN pie hace varias noches por
IN ladr6n americana que rob6 una
tienda de comestibles de Ia calle de
6. Alamo, ma tenido que sufrir una
operaci0n por medic de Ia cual Sc le
extrajo Ia bala que estaba i~ncrusta-
da en- Ell pie.
En- cuanto al ladr0n, NJ ha podido
ser ~descubierto nj capturado todavia,
no obstante que Ia policia Sc ha con-
ducido con toda actividad para To-
calizar al malhechor.
En- TN principle Sc creia que un
individuo que habia ~ngresado al hos
pital de la ciudad, cast a Ia misma
bora que Sc ~desarrollaron los aconte-
cimientos en- IA Gale de S. Alamo,
podia ser ell ladron, pucs sc presento
en- Ell sanatorio solicitando que Sc lie
curara una herida de bala que tenla
en- la GAIA del cuerpo, pero despues
logro comprobar que el tro Sc lie
habia causado e mismo de una ma
nera accidental.
Los e~mpleados de Policia Green,
en- vista de QUE 40 Sc han podido en-
contrar huellas del ladron, mas que
el rastro de sangre que 4 10 largo de
cinco cuadras dei6 Ia noche que fuc
heriGo. que algun automovil lie es-
pcrlba en- algin sitio cercano y que
en- 1 So march6 de la ciudad o blen,
que las heridas que rcci5io en- ell
combate con 81 sIbteniente Van Fleet
fueron ligaras para curarselas y no
ameritaron ia intervention del me-
dico cue era Ia manera como Sc eS-
peraba descubrir al delincuente.
No obstante, los e~nlpleados del
Departamento de Detectives, y los
Oficia!es dc Policia ]continuan ha-
ciendo investigaciones para yer 81
loeran localizar Al malhechor.
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PERMESOS PARA FINCAR

Martin Reye-. move una casa q Us" Der
r7dl: Alberto E]ineuoz. cambiIr IN c.art9 -
:2ca :. Flores Tibur-i1 Rod-iEurz. I'm cusTtO
en- a2O7 LcaI: Pedro maritime. IN cGIrto OF
&5lT Wall: Hose Su~.aita. variaS rcpaE1oionc'
= IN casa So San Luis r. S~anctmli1. una
c9hai,"riza II $50 Indiana: Miss ". III. Ba'.c..
m cuarrc ca 500 Durango.
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NOTAS De POLIClA
Multada por mendigar

Una rnujer que por las GALES de
San Antonio. mendigaba IL carload
publica compareci6 aver ante la Cor
te de Policia donde fue multada por
81 Juez Buckley. con Ia cantidad de
cinco pesos. a causa de cue fisica-
mente Sc encuentra en- aptltu6es pa
IA TRAFALGAR V pretende yivir de Ia
mendicidad.
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Sc escape del Asilo

La policia trata de iocalizar a IN
indiyiduo de nacionalidad america
ma. de cuarenta amos de edad, que
estando rccluido en- q asi!o de De
mertes de Ia ciudad, So escape aver
aprovcchando IN descuido de los vi
gi!anteS.
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Disparaba arraS

\ peGimento de varias dc las IA
mil:as ~ resideu en- Ia Gale Croc-
kett.. cl Official de Policia Neelv,
CAPTURE a IN negro que disparO una
pistola en- Ii refcrida Gale.
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Automcvi!istas en- la carcei

Ante el Jucz de Ia Corte de la Cor
poraci6n. c~onpareccran hoy seIS au-
tomovilistas que de diversaS name
a cometieron aver delitos contra
las lcvcs del trafico.
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Hugo dc su hogan.

E. sheriffe de San Marcos, Texas,
detuvo aver en- aque!la ]poDtaclon. a
I'm ioyen de dieciseiS amos, cue es-
caD0 de su hogan, establecido en-
Pearsall. Texas.
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Acusado de robo

ii Official de Policia kiachcmber.
arrest6 aver = IN inGividuo de ma
cicHalidad americana, dc oficio CO
ciuero. Y que reside en- Ia Gale Leigh
Y que cst& @cusaco de robo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
Fusnaba en- IN Teatro

Los oficiales de Policia Cunningham
Y Cooper aprehendieron aver a IN
negro, que fumaba en- el interior de
I'm salon de cinemat0grafo. Sltuado
frente a la Plaza del Alamo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
Cayo de gran aitura

Jack Blundell. fue conducido al
hospital de Ia ciudad, donde Sc lie
aticnde de los golpes que sufrio al
caer del segando piso de "a casa nu-
nero 500 de la Gale y. Flores.
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Atropellado

En- la esquina dc las GALES de Hous-
ron y. Flores. fut gravcmentc a
tropcllado Refugio Gonzalez, por el
autom6vil que guiaba I'm chauffeur
de nacionalidad americana uuien fue
arrestadu.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

:. aauneia para hoy. a san Antonio y
sus alr.tcdore~. IN dia uibiado con una TEN
pc-arura rinima que variar:! en- IS y - %ra,
dos.
S7~lariu .ncGoradcs visntos dol noTtc.
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DEFUNCiONES

F,,,s,,ro Reyes. en- Gil Nrtamurcs.
Cin-iaro VazGucz. or @2e y. Santa Rosa
NgtilIc Herrera en- n Gallo De Altavista.
MARIA d. lcu> Herrera "U tlI Ao%@iitoS
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NOTAS VARLASDE
EAGLE PASS, TEX.
UN CONTRABANDO DE MEZCAL

EAGLE PASS, Febrero I5.-Los
~inspec5ores de Ia Aduana, decomisa-
ron hoy IN contrabando de cinco ga
ZONES de meZcal que tres indivlduos
traiar para esta cildad. del Rancho
de Rosita FL licor 10 traian los suje-
tos de referencia en- un tanque que
Sc hallaba oculto deOajo de un mon
ton de paja, en- un CAIRO en- el que
los mencionados in~dividuoS traian
una vaca. para no despcrtar sospe-
chas.
Los i~nspectoreS aduaua!cs tuvie-
roa aviso dc que Sc trataba de meter
cierto contrabando dc csc vino ' sa-
Heron q eucontrar el CAIRO. Practl-
cado un registro en- este, Sc descu-
brio el tanque con el licor, cue ha-
ola sido pasado de contrabando del
lado meyicano, por un punto rio aba
10.
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MATkINONiOS

Forg Boz y Nati!dc Cgrda.
Jcrr +. D"n:on = E!"ira Hernandez
.I-ar F.enlrza ; Santos EiElnT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
Descenso forzoso de un aviador.

Dcscenso forzoso de un avIador.
Debido a una dcscomposrura que
Sufriera ell motor de III aeroplano, cI
T~enienVe ]. I. Whitney Y el Sargento
H. l.. L. Knight, SO vieron obligaGOs a
a~terrizar en- un lugar como 4 velntl-
cinco millaS del canine de Uvalde.
Los citados aviadores haclan IN
v;aie desde 81 Campo Kelly de San
Antonio. al de Eagle Pass, en- esta
ciudsG, habiendo sido traidos en. un
autom6vil que salio a darles auXilio.
Los aviadores Sc hallaban a una
altura de 5000 pies cuando ocurrlo
cI desperfecto al motor. pero logra-
ron hacsr el deScenso con eNiro. ha-
bicndo sufrido Ia maqu!na solo IA
ruptura del tim6n. Los aviadOreS
permanecieran aqui. juntamente cor
su aparato. hasta que llcguen de San
Antonio. las parties DEF aparato que
Sc Didicron. para r~epararlo.
Torneo de Basketball.
En- Ell juego de Basketball que sc
efectu6 aqui aver. entire los teams
dc Ia High School de esta ciudad y de
h High School de Brackettville, re-
sult6 ~victorioso el primero por I'M
score" de IS puntos contra +. Des-
pucs del tcrneo, los v~isitanteS de
Rrackettville. fueron obsequiados en-
el auditorio de la Higs School de
esta ciudad, con un bale, duranre e!
cual Sc sirvieron refrescos.