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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14
NEWTON COUNTY OFFICIALS
AND CITIZENS ENDORSE
THE CANDIDACY OF HON.
D. M. ANDERSON FOR DIS
TRICT ATTORNEY.

To Whom It May Concern
We, the undersigned county Of
ficers, members Of the bar, and
citizens Of Newton county, with
pleasure hereby certify that we
know D. M. Anderson, candidate
for the democratic nomination for
district attorney for the Eighth
Judicial district, and that he lis a
man Of highest character, and a
lawyer of learning, ability, and
extensive practical experience
which especially fits him for the
Office he seeks. We hereby be-
speak for him the strongest back
ing and vote in his home county
of Newton, which has ever been
given a candidate here. If elect
ed, the district will receive from
him, in our judgment, efficient,
diligent, honest and courageous
discharge of his duties, and we
testify that this has been proven
in his eight years service as coun-
ty attorney Of Newton county.
Respectfully submitted,
M. B. Scarborough, Superin-
tendsnt Of Education.
B. D. Spivey, Chancery Clerk.
John A. May, Sheriff.
w. G. Mabry, Nominee for Sher-
4. w. Brand, Circuit Clerk.
L. @. G.. Williams, State Sena-
tor.
NJ. w. Carr, M. B. S.
A. S. Smith, M. B. S.
G. A. MCGEE, M. B. s.
E. J. Pearson, NJ. B. S.
E. E Powe, Justice of the Peace.
Leroy Dease, Justice Of Peace.
r. H. Day, Attorney.
w. M. Everett, Attorney.
NJ. B. Potter, Attorney.
T. G. Brown, Attorney.
]. r. Rowzee, Attorney.
G. 3. Johnson, Attorney.
James 4. Byrd, Attorney.
,. r. Byrd, Attorney.
w. I. Mum, Attorney.
G. H. Banks, Attorney.
M. r. Foy, Attorney.
p. Blackburn, Attorney.
p. Carr, Attorney.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14
S. D .DONNELL THANKS HIS
FRIENDS.

4
Words cannot express my ap-
probation to my many friends,
which are all over the county,
even of the past confidence and
honor conferred to my trust and
honesty.
/ have tried to make you a
good sheriff, Of which my records
are open to the public for inves-
tigation.
Despite one Of the most UNI
thankful duties ever imposed up
on any sheriff Of our county, /
feel proud Of my record.
Now that my friends have given
me enough votes to put III the sec
ond race for chancery clerk, / am
still grateful osyou.
And one thing that makes me
feel good among other things H.
that we had IL soldier votes
mailed in, and ten Of that number
were marked for Scott Donnell.
Ny friends win have to admit
thatI have made . clean fight.
Now that Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Lindsey, two as high toned chris
tian gentlemen as | ever knew,
are out Of the race, come and ask
your support, and will do my
vstsxy bnr+ ~ = xAx,o,S - = ~,.&., A. -. AZ
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14

have an exhibit of it's own at the
state fair this year, exemplifying
the work that is being done in
Mississippi by all branche of the
Department of Agriculture and
instructions have been sent to the
corps of agents to put forth their
best efforts in behalf OF, this dis
play.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Letters OF administration hAv-
ing been granted by the Chanc. Wy
Court Of Rankin county, Mississ Y
ippi. to the undersigned upon the
estate OF Gabie E. McLain, de-
ceased. notice is hereby given to
aH persons having claims against
the said estate to present the
same 70 the clerk Of said court
Tor probate and registration ac-
cordlne 70 law within one year
rom this date o. they will b for
oIox barred.
81 !. - g a q 4 a; z'sest
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

You have heard numerous ru-
n,Ors and perhaps have seen state
ments as to what the vote was in
the first primary. Lee M. Russell
is now without question the lead
ing candidate for governor, as we
stated he would be before the
first primary, and we feel sure the
people are going to elect him.
The vote in the first primary
that we have received up-tO date
ia az fnl1OwS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14
TO MY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS
OF MISSISSIPPI.

tender to you my profound
thanks for your loyal support for
Clerk Of the Supreme Court in the
first primary election, and as it is
necessary for me to go. into the
second primary with Mr.. Buck, I
again ask you to go to the polls
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14

DR.. G. B. Bradshaw, veterinary
surgeon of Pelahatchie, was here
on professional business this
week, and will return regularly
from now on. See his card in an
other column.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14

Good appel IS. vieor and chserl|
ful spirits 1pllow tho use 81 Prick
y An Bittefs, the remedy Tor
working nlen. e puri6ea the
stomach, liver md bowels and
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-14
THE DusY cluxEN.

Have Jon rsad the war news to
dayip
Not "a q = Got 90 much war
work to % that I haven't he'd time
vt e enjoy nyssH reading about
q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
LEASE TRACT FOR TEST

M'Kinney, Texas, Aug. 16.---D. x. McCollam of Ranger has leased 200 acres of land near Farmersville for the purpose of drilling test well for oil and gas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
Sterling County Deep Ttest We'll
 Hits Salt Water

San Angelo, Texas, Aug. l5-The Texas Elkhorn Oil Syndicate's deep test well on the George Richardson ranch in Sterling county is finished. Salt water, the death knell of the drill CTS hopes, was struck at the 4,155 foot level and work has stopped. The crew and the drilling contractors, F. E. Sturn and H. J. While, came to San Angelo Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday were awaiting telegraph ic instructions from Dr. John F. Leep- CT, president of the syndicate, at Casper, Wyo.
 It is possible that the hole may be "shot" at 3,865 feet, where promis- ing gray sand lime was struck two weeks ago and from which level two gallons of "dead" oil were drawn. No gas was emitted when the showing was obtained and in going down and additional 290 feet the drill penetra- ted no formations that gave evidence of more oil. Between the time that the showing came in and the striking of salt water, leases on some land surrounding the Richardson well more than quadrupled in value. Drilling stopped in the Ellenberger lime. The well is thirty-five miles northwest of San Angelo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
Three New Wells
 Producing Big in
 Desdemona Field

Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. 16.-The Riley Drilling company brought in a we'll Tuesday on a Desdemona town lot, which is producing l,500 barrels. This well, which was not flowing much, was made into good producer by drilling it five feet deeper.
 J. T. Maddings No. l of the South western Oil company is making l. O0O barrels at 2,712 feet.
 The Magnolia Petroleum company has 2,000-barrel well on the Echols estate, just northwest of the w. M, Echols lease, on which the same com- pany brought in it's big gusher sev- eral weeks ago.
 The Mary Elizabeth Oil company well in Erath county in the eastern extension of the Desdemona is re- ported to be making 1,200 barrels of oil after being shot.
 The Lone Star Gas company has just shot it's Rushing No. 1 also in Erath county, and just east of the Desdemona proven territory with 180 quarts of nitroglycerin. Immedi- ately following the shot the well bridged and the hole filled with oil.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
$45O,OOO IS PAID
 FOR 1 BIC WELL
 AT BURKBURNETT
TeXland Company Acquires Pro. ducer and Acreage in Lanier
 Tract.

Wichita Falls, Tex, Aug. 16.-One of the largest sales in the northwest Burkburnett field was reported recently and was made by Sullivan and Sullivan, Wichita Falls, whereby they sold for a consideration of $45O,- GOO, q big well and block of acreage in the Lanier tract, owned by the Wichita Slayton Oil company of Slayton, Texas, to J. s. and J. c. Ev- erett, Dallas, for the Texland Oil and Refining company of Dallas.
 Two new wells were reported The Waggoner No. 1B of Langford, Stal- ey and Chenault, in block 87, of the Red River valley lands is flowing at a rate estimated to be 200 barrels an hour. The we'll had to be shut down on account of shortage of storage The well has about twenty feet of the Waggoner sand.
 Bashara No. 2 of w. M Priddy, also in the northwest field, is flowing by heads and looks like good we'll No estimate has been placed on the production. It has been drilled be- tween fifteen and twenty feet into the Waggoner sand with total depth of ,620 feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
Walker We'll May
 Open New Oil Field

Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. 16.- Another showing of particular inter- est has been uncovered in Stephens county, according to late reports from the field. The B. s. Walker we'll, a mile east of the town of Breckenridge being drilled by the Oklanoma Produc- CTS and Refiners and the Pennocll company, is standing full of oil at q depth of 3,150 feet. If this should prove a big producer it will open up considerable new territory. The near est production to the ne wdiscovery is the Breckenridge pool, south of Breck- enridge. The Walker is two miles from production.
 The Suddeth we'll of the Slaton Oil company in Stephens county is show ing for 100 barrels daily at little below 3,400 feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
Become Wealthy
 Thru Oil, Indians
 On Summer Jaunt

Wichita, Kan, Aug 16-Off for a summers outing in Colorado resorts, a party of sixty full-blooded Osage Indians passed through here. All have become wealthy through oil royalties off Oklahoma land allotted to the tribe by the government. The party represented both the primitive and modern type of Indian, the form CT by Chief Paul Eagle, the head of the party and four other old Indians and a number of aged squaws. Chief Paul is 85 years old and talks no English, but accompanying him are number of young Indians who are graduates of American colleges. They act as interpreters and mana gers for the party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
New Big Gushers
 in Ranger Field

Ranger Tex, Aug. 16.-Magnolia $ fourth completion on the T. w. Con- nollee tract, north of Olden, started in this morning, at 1900 barrel rate shooting the total production of the tract to better than 5000 barrels.
 It is Connollee No. which hit the sand at 3,425 feet and went in sixteen feet. Connollee Mo- was acompleted well Monday with initial production of l, 200 barrels. No. l, dnNo. 2 also are completed wells.
 Texas Pacific Coal & Oil company also hit last night with the fifth good well on. the J. E. Butler lease four miles west of Ranger. Butler No. 10 is making l,500 barrels fro mthe top of the sand which is at 3,4OO feet.
 No. 1, No. 3, No. 4, and No. and No. 6 also are compilations and the total production of the tract runs around 10000 barrels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
Drill Deeper, and
 Increase Flow to
 800 Barrels Daily
Drill deeper, and-14

Drill deeper, and-14 ---- =
 In the Breckenridge district of Stephens county the c. B. Brown we'll of the Magnolia Petroleum com pany has been drilled deeper into the sand and the flow has increased to 800 barrels daily. The well has been making about fifty barrels day for several weeks. It has been drilled thirty feet into the pay sand.
 The Brown No. 2 of the same con- pany and on the same lease, is re- ported to be making about 375 bar rels a day.
 The Wrightsman well on the Harris lease in the Cadoo district has reached a depth of about 3,310 feet and is now fishing for collapsed cas- ing. The well is a very interesting test of a big territory, being located between the Carey of the Mid-Kan- sas and the Swensondale gusher.-- Fort Worth Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
FExAS FIELD
 lows BIG GAIN FOR RPAST WEEK
Average Production is 26o,' Barrels, With Burk. Pool Leading.

b;+a Falls, Texas, Aug. 16.--
 on la,'' thousand barrels daily was in registered by the pipe line
 < " tho Wichita Falls district for Pek. the production being l22,: prrels. compared with 1O4,3O0
 previous week.
 entire gain was credited to the bner pool in the Burkburnett
 the runs remaining stationary other pools in the district. lmett's runs averaged 110,o0O
 daily; Electra's, 1000 bar Iowa Parks, 700; Petrolia's, Ind Holidays, 200.
 |vv gains were recorded from lns county and from the Desde 1 field where there have been |new companies in the past ten l Stephens county jumped from Hast week to a daily average teek of 42,5O0 barrels, while mona climbed from 30,500 bar Ist week to 36,500 for this week. btal for the southern or Ranger Sry including the smaller pools bwn. Coleman, Palo Pinto and slford counties is approximately b barrels daily.
 kburnett is now the biggest pro- fby far in the north Texas fields, Ia out more oil than and other bols in the territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
FASTENERS PAY 2 MILLIONS FOR
 OIL PROPERTY
Purchase Includes 15 Acres in Burkburnett and Pipe
 Line.

Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. 16.-The sum of $2,000,00O is reported on good authority as the consideration paid by Eastern capitalists for 15 acres of land in the J. I. Staley survey of the Burkburnett field, together with two producing wells and other drill ing wells. Included in the deal was a six-inch pipe line leading to Deval, Okla, together with loading racks and other equipment such as storage tanks at Deval.
 There was also some scattered acreage throughout the Texas fields aggregating about 9,10O acres. The deal was made through Edward Ertel of the Ertel Oil company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17

The Street and Electric Railway Employees association of the state of Illinois has called state conference of all unions in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
STRIKE PAY SAND.

Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. 16.-The Sinclair Gulf Oil company has just struck the top of the pay sand in it's first well in the northwest Burk- burnett field. The Lillis Morgan well in block SIS northwest of the Texas Chief well is just in the top of the sand at 1,595 feet.
 The hole has filled up with oil and is flowing over the top of the casing. The hole is being cleaned out and connected up with the pipe lines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
DIVIDEND IS LARGER.

Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. 16.-The Southern Pipe Line company has de- clared quarterly dividend of $6 q share, payable on Sept. 2 to stock holders of record August 15. The last four dividends of the company were each for $5 per share.
 The Standard Oil company of Cali fornia has declared it's usual guar terly dividend of $2.50 per share.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
WELL GOES OVER TOP.

Ranger, Texas, Aug. 16.-The Ida Slayden No. 1, Prairie Oil and Gas company well, attracted consider able attention Monday from persons going between Ranger and Eastland, by shooting over the top of the rig.
 The we'll had recently been shot and was being cleaned out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
STRONG REVIVAL IN OIL STOCKS
 AT Fl. WORTH
Remarkable Gains Recorded by Several Stocks in Late
 Trading.

Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. 16-There was a strong revival of trading in oil stocks yesterday. Burk King took spurt, and sold up as high as $l.05, par value $1 It had been dragging along below par. There were other gains just as sensational Waurika No. 2 sold up to $15, par value $10. Most of the issues were active. There was big volume of business.
 Following are the quotations:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
kNSAS COMPANY DRILLING

t Worth, Tex, Aug. 16.-The bsas Oil and Gas company is |g up on the Jeffrey tract four
 northwest of Newcastle and is ring to go 5000 feet if neces- t0 reach the Arnold sand. Hill well in the northern part ephens county and in the line oven territory from Newcastle |eckenridge is reported to be lg 100 barrels from the top of knd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
Continental We'll at DesdemOna is
 Reported in Oil

Dalals, Aug. l6.-A report of more than ordinary local interest was received here from Desdemona advising that the Continental Petro- leum company's No. well was brought in Wednesday afternoon and is flowing a large volume of oil. The we'll has not been put on the puage but it is said will make q big pro ducer
Evening star., 1919-11-06
VERDICT AGAINST ZINKHAN
Jury Assesses $1,000 in Case of
Former SnnerintAndent

Louis F. Zinkhan, former superin-
and Jail. was assessed $1,000 damages
by jury late yesterday afternoon, in
Circuit Division l. before Justice Sid
dons. in favor of Frank I.angelotti,
formerly a clerk in the United States
Naval Observatory. who was received
and held at the psycopathic ward for
! several days before being acquitted
by jury on a charge of 1unacy.
The plaintiff claimed there was no
formal commitment and that he was
held on a pencil memorandum from a
Evening star., 1919-11-06
To Use Honor Seal on Hote Paper.

ence Of the Associated Press).-Two
hundred firms have adopted the
scheme promoted by King George for
the unemployment Of disabled sol
diers or sailors and will be entitled
to use the seal OF honor on their note
paper. Names OF employers who
reinstate a certain percentage of
their former employees. now disabled
through army or navy service, viii
be enrolled on new created roll
Of honor.
Evening star., 1919-11-06

police omcer. The Fidelity and De-
posit Company of Maryland. surety on
ated. the court holding that as the
bond ran to the District of Columbia
only. = citizen might not sue on 1t
without the permission Of the munich
pality.
Evening star., 1919-11-06
Presidents Offer Objectionable.

Both Herr Zimmerman, the former
mann Hollweg said that the offer Of
President Wilson would have made him
Germany's business manager. Count
Won BernstorH had contributed a
declaration that he had no idea that
the German peace offer would disturb
President Wilson as claimed Col
House, he reported. had told him that
Evening star., 1919-11-06
NO "SlR" FOR PERSHING
AND SIMS IN BRITISH LIST

LONDON. October 20 Correspond
ence Of the Associated Press).-The
question has been raised whether the
Order Of Grand Cross of the Bath.
which was conferred upon Gen. John
J. Pershing. really carries the title Of
Sir" The ofioial list gives the title
Evening star., 1919-11-06

to various members Of the order but
not to the American military leader.
whose name appears as "Pershfng,
Gen. John. @. c. B. (U. 8. Al"
to Vice Admiral W. s. Sims, upon
whom was conferred the grand cross
Of the Order Of st. Michael and st.
George. although In the case Of Brit
ish subjects this carries the title OF
"Sir.''
Evening star., 1919-11-06

The lowest point reached by Ice
bergs on their Journey from the far
north is about 20 degrees. which
would be opposite the coast of the
central part Of New Jersey.
Evening star., 1919-11-06

Turkish women eat rose leaves
with butter to secure plumpness.
Evening star., 1919-11-06

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN. November 5.-The official
archives as disclosed at today's session
Of the subcommittee of the assembly
investigating the war brought out the
astonishing revelation that the army
authorities in 1916 went on record as
declaring that land warfare could not
win the war for Germany: that 1t
must be won automatically and po-
litically.
Won Bethmann Protests.
One of the dramatic features Of the
session was an impassioned appeal by
DR.. Won Bethmann Hollweg, the for
mer chancellor, against heckling by
Deputy Sinsheimer, demanding that
Sinsheimer cease trying to trip MIN
UP by repeating over and over again
questions he had already answered.
Another interesting feature was tes-
timony by Herr Zimmerman, the
former foreign secretary, regarding
his last conference with Ambassador
Gerard before the ambassador lett
Berlin on his vacation.
Won Bethmann Hollweg's voice was
raised as he declared he was under
oath before God and yet ii he had the
slightest lapse of memory he would
be attacked. He instantly apologlzed
for the reproach.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-11
LOCALES BREVES
LUNCH DE LA CAMARA DE
COMERClO

Los miembros de la Camara de Co.
n,ercio de San Antonio. Sc reunle'
ron aver en- ur lunch" que tuvo We
r~ificativo en- uno de los salones CO.
medores del Hotel Gunter. La reu-
Mon tuvo varios obJetos: despedlr q!
Consul senior Mena Britc V dar la
Bienvenida al senior de la Mata que
vino a sub%stituirlo, tratar acerca &c
"a formation dc una Compania CT
nematografica que tendra asiento Ell
Sar Antonio, en- ell Central Office
Building: Y sobre la erection die un
gran "Auditorium.'
Hicieron uso de Ia palabra los
c6nsuIes v ell senor Guillermo Hall,
Encargado del Departamento MeXl-
a de la Can>ara de Concrete, es-
te ultimo en- nombre de Ia m%enciona-
da corporation, para despedir al Sc
nor Mena Brito, quien como Sc sabc
marcia 4 Nueva Orleans Y dar la
bienvenida al senior de Ia Mata. de
quien, al decir del senior Hall, Sc ha
recibiGo una huena impression, que
Sc traducira en- un nutuo acu'erdo
para la marcia de los regocios en-
ire los dos paises
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-11
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

La Inspection de Construcclones
concedio licencias para verificar d.
versus obras a las personals siguien-
ties:
Cosnus Hernandez. para construir
un cuarto en- la Gale de S. Torreon
6O!9.
H. 1'rebus. para construir IN ga
rage en- la Gale de S. W. Cypress 753.
Miss Nary Murphy para construir
UT garage en- la Gale u Travis
$3.50.
Paul NJ kissing para construir
IN cuarto en- la Gale de Paso Hon
do lii9.
Otto hamburger para construlr un
almacen en- la Gale de Roosevelt 20.
H. Lcopo,e para construir otro al
macen en- la Gale de n. Poplar 36S.
+. T. Maeseen para construir otro
almacen en- la Gale de S. Mahncke
3061.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-11
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Muy atareada Sc VIC aver "a Corte
lie Distrito numero 81 habiendo -c-
nido cue juZgar cinco casos que por
G~iferentes delitos Sc instruyeron Y
i,evarcn ante el Jurado. Los delitos
cometidos fueron de robo - casa
habitada. raterias, falsificac. N, un
case, V Justification Y robo otro, mas
uno en- el Qua! el acusado no Sc lie
e~ncontr6 con culpabilidad Y quedo
FIBRE desdc luego. De los otros caSos
los sertenciados alcanzaron senten-
cias de dos, cuatro V diez amos, que
,cxtinguiran Ell la ~Penitenciaria del
Estado.
Terminates las vacaciones de que
diSfrutaron los empieados de la Cor
te. csta ha cntrado nuevamente Y
10 lieno en- actividad.
ESiG solo Gu rcccSo Ia Cortc Federal.
FuImos informados en- ell Palacio
Federal de que la suspension de las
Sesiones de la Corte Federal no fue
definitiva como Sc creia al principle.
LA mencionada clausura sera tempo
raj V por termino de ounce dias, des-
pues de los c~uales, la Corte volvera
a establecerse en- esta ciudad para ter
minar de juzgar las causas que que
daron p~endientes.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-11
DEFUNClONES

En- la Oficina de Salubridad de Ia
C1udad Sc registraron las siguientes
defunciones ocurridas en- las ultimas
veinticuatro hofas.
Benito Hernandez, de un ano de e.
dad, de enterocolitis, en- la Gale S.
Laredo.
Agapita Lopez, de euatro meses,
de enterocolitis, en- la Gale de Mohaw
Ill.
Isabel Mendoza de S amos. encefa-
litis letirgica, en- la Gale de Rips
122.
Herman Rodriguez, de un mes, de
disenteria, en- Ia Gale de Seguin s..
Daniel Morua, de enterocolitis, en-
la callcjuela de Dunn 202.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-11
nECOMISARON UNA GAIA DE
ALCOHOL

Los empleados del Departments
de Justicia decomisaron n GAIA que
venia de Kansas City por express.
conteniendo alcohol en- gran cant!dad.
Sc dice que ell remitente de Ia men,
cionada GAIA ha sido va detenido por
las autoridades de aquella ciudad del
Norte,
Los mismos agentes confiscaron en-
un hotel de esta ciudad otra GAIA que
lego de Ia misma procedenncia. con
las etiquetas marcadas como 81 contu-
vicra cafe. pero dentro de los botes
que deberian haber contenido csc ar
ticulo. venia una botella de whisky
en- cada. uno. Ademas decomisaron
una lata de manteca de capacidad de
cincuenta libras, conteniendo wiskey.