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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
wHlrenuRsr WARNS
ON CARE or WHEAT

A warning that farmers who permit
their wheat ~ bleach Id The Ahnck.
burh w tho Ntask oF become rpainm
mated with weed weaa and offensive
odorA causqd Nv krven wveda run i
sisk ot setting N cents 10 II cents
lower TOT their wheat. has HWen IL.
SUED nv J Al Nhlteharai president
Of tho ula,n board ~ aRFieaIspset
IlnleSs wheat u stacked Il should b.
threNbed a. early aa possible. and Il
cars are not available. The Hsa'n
should Ae stored In the best bins
available. 70 avoid damage ffosn .
norslbic wet fali. whiiohprsl saya
A camralsu 20 urge oarly srepaFa-
tion of soil, froper care. apd shr ass
icctlon o. The beet available esad viii
be stated within three weeks. white.
hurst announced,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
GIRL Or II ACCUSES
FATHER Or GRAVE CRIME
A. q. Dawacn. Local Cigar
Maker. IL IN jail. utri
Confsssss TO County
Attorney

A &. f@woa. lersi cigar MAKER ~
seaFA af ase 4 IL ian shAswed With
I've as@v essmss. rare and sneeysl
The slsssla Il hls ia.Year eld
aaaghlef Heimss who A1e made tua
suafmsian 80 r~anst Attorney pias
wsaala. This first usiansa oeeaFNa
soas nsnnsha axa and has been vuu
slnalnK KIncm
l,ssann Il sagaFsea s'om hts wlfn
lie rams hsFe about ais ww~ks aku
IFum Nals and hswashs hla swu
shlidFnn with hlm. hay W Wy and
sha ilsilr Kifl Thsy hkva hpsn llys
INK IA iwn ruom hpuNe ~ siefsh
plsialum strw~s
The first charge ll'ns sxAlnst i~w
aon 10 tApe IL sha tisMt aeKIsa aud shN
panHshmeas Il either death Nv lifv
lsuIxsaanmant and N an anhaElahlr
usfunse. psawlaalp will hmyw shN
prlnenaf afEaiEpsd Munaay end will
ank foF sa Immeaiase trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
N MM MMNMN So N ~
n STRAW BALLOTS y
" wlrHour FORM Aan vo.p n
NJ MMMmMMmmmAmgNMmA

Candidates fpf sassfaos s@la shs
preaeat campaign have lasassi state
mansa expressing niofs ef Inas saslas
faction with The slfa~ seta east -
eenfiY,
Ahout The nust absala thing Ii tha
wDFld w straw yose Ii smsaafa
" noshlnss n Indicates nashsng ii
IA Wholly null and void.
There Afw ae f@#trsetiuns uisesd
about the asrs~ ballot Thm fsiiaw
wlsh pes eaadlaata wprhs orarslm~.
whllw stm candidate nEth Ha aetlvs
Friends Kata ~ whara
Y An shte waM demonstrated III sh~
rscent Atmw vota fakwn rha I.saasT
agreed "a anser iha eunEeat aiaaR
With ptbsr raf aFs ~ the state. NJ
paFiisulsF atteatiaa wa paid tu Ii
llanalss ~ ballots ~wfe Aupnisnd sna
that was all axrspt that tbs ballot
was printed IN Che paper lsuf Il MS
not tbs ballot printed that soaassd ~
much F'ailota wsFs bsausbs 10 shs
offiea by mali. ~ hosa. and given eff
tfssn& ~ aa much - shsfx wsrs 10
sostflesioos boys ~pfa IaAsraetsd 10
hny old copies af The parsf ~ The
huIs rate. eut on the kallsss. wflte
'he ssnaldssas' nsnss and fli@ Al The
pffins a ~ss all vsfy simpis, but
wholly nns4iS The paper as not n
position 10 asassIea vhsth>r hnlIote
sans ffoau epffent issuss hz1 b*sn
SAWED 10 oF whas Hpf They 9At~
yptsA. Aud Ssraw vot~a tAas rcts.f
40 NOT m~an mach a may ~ That
'eanterts" wefs candustei III ether
xsesiop* N the same maaner roms-
body evidsn,ly DESIRED h wosk ~
sentiment os swell lha tasaI NJ puxh.
Inv w me vote IN eestAin seelsone
where straw contssts'' were hel1
nut tn Leader inals(s lhnf ~
ssrsv lsIIos II ntnnoner. ahss,uteIy
ault witAoss totm - 1ren1t11ln
veI4 ~ Aevp = mprp 4 n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
Jesuit Treasure Chest
Proves to Be a
Great Flat Rock

Pcnetanguiahcno, Ont. June
"A. The Jesuit treasure chest
at the bottom Of the Wye
river has turned out TO be a
nice big, fiat rock about six
feet long. and the inventor Of
the gold finding needle IL In
disgrace.
Capt, Bod Carson. whose
dredge moved tons of sand 10
reach the spot where HE had
been assured the long lost
treasure lay descended 10
locate the chest and hook
chains around II. All he
brought up was q piece OF
black rock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

Rerlin lane ss~isr wAlie,
RaihsnSn, GsrmAn mirs~irF II
foreign affairs sas assa~SiuA's~I
to-day
The miniSisf MNs shAl NsMi IN.
ssNntly KILLED a. M wax leAvine
hiS rwxsdepre II ssrgnrwali. !
smhnrh ot Berlin, f0r eAe hNwign
office IN an automobile. ThR
assassin escaped.
Na clue ii thc identity III the
Murderer has .hecn discovered up
10 noon iAaay.
nr. Rwthenau WAS guest Al
dinner last night of AIansnn II.
ilo0ghton. she American asnhas
~aslor On receiving ncws nf the
assassination al the farmer min.
lister this morning. the American
embassy promptly hoisfod is flag
at hair ,nast
The mnrsierer who WAS driving
in a meteor car. slowed up es hr
WIS nearing DR.. Ralhcnan and
shot iwire af the foreign min
isier, the shots taking Immediate
cffcvs. Putting on high epecsl.
the assassin escaped
Following the assassination IL
was announced this afternoon
that the government would i'm.
medisiely ievree shN establish
mrnt "a extraordinary courts Cor
thc trial cF naiionaiisi pleitrrs
a,.d would prnclnim \ SsAin af
emergency Ter Prussia, AIT rvvi-
lncntal reunions or mtftarsstie
demonstrations viii sc pro
hihised.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

Forgive my daughter she begged
them. pardon this child. Az for me
who sm old and wishensd, ! abandon
myself % You This IL not reproaeh.
A woman should be young Puniah
the old one for she has had yonth,
she has lost II In work. In doing her
duty. She is guilty because she ii Old.
Bitterly Sarcastic
Mother 10 the last. she remained
bitingIy sarcastic. saying 10 the jury
ard judGcs:
r wee only men here. There are
1900 women In your prisons but
none among my judges
An hour later when the verdict
was read she smiled when sbe hoard
that her d3nghter was freed, with a
tenderness that amazed those who
had watched her studied coldnexx,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

Paris. Jane "a Madame Marie
Isgulse Besnarabo, writer Of feyerish
verse and sensational stories under
the name 81 Hera Mirtel, was con.
yicfed Friday Of the murder Of her
husband snd shipping the iody away
in . trunk. and sentenced h IN
years hard labor upon confession
made in open court by her daughter.
Panic Jacques, tried jointly with her
bBf acquitted
1prns 70 Girls Defenss
Then the mother. who had just
E,een condemned BY her daughter,
b~eame her dauvhterx defender. She
impiored the iur~x mercy for her
dssrhscr and later when she was
convicted and the daughter acquitted,
xh< thxnked the jury for setting her
dznsht<r free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
Commissioners Of
Garfield County
Are In Bad

oklaAems CITY. 5sNe e<-Rsts.
tse~- s>sAA@e re~exal svcm sstss
a. sAsfsss - ssss~sss e.s-s~a<ess.
were - - hsed - s.ssrs<t s~srt ss
E.ss ss~as sess~ss ri n. waIs .~s
- Z. SAesAs<y. ~sms<rs ss the
eSsxc " sesrsy ess~~issssa<rs "
csrs<at sevnss. u ~&s s~we1~sss
n~s~ ~ Atterres csn<sxl Shasx.
rhs sastsv action selsc~x ~ suot
msse rexentsy hs Fv~S paFkansen.
state es~rsa~sr snc srsp~et~. she~
s~s Gr~~euiArssss& ~ srprcA in.ssss
&1saf'oc n shs f9nas es sarsS0s
csefseAa soSrsy evssxv /. ~setspn
- - ee mste "a Ensa BY shs a..
tsr~sy generals office ON lsty q
ssr sn oscsf svspsrcsra ses seesses
csss<szss durlra sAs rsnSen<y es
sAs ease. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

jurors Immediately signed an sppii
cation for the mothers pardon and
The attorneys hope 70 win over the
others.
The confession of raule Jacques
came M the close of her attorney i
summing up H. concluded
This child ii innocent for Two
years, | have proclaimed tins truth "
Then the girl arose and said
Voluntarily Confsssss
Yon wish tho truth; then | will
tell Ii 10 you.
Her confession WAS In part repe.
tition ~ what abe had told the
police Il few days after tiss murder,
July 81, 1870 She said Ale heard
shot aud went to the door Of her
stepfather's room hearing peculiar
tcentaes6 - roGs -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
CORN IIQgOR Is
CitSE or DIVORCE

CoTn iIgscr IA responsible for the
'seFas2tbca n MuIhaEey and rsorxs
Boyd. Ccsie cgsPle who hasc b~en
married t&iftF-fave yeAra and fmss
saisea . faFnily ~ fOslr ehEEarsn zlI ia
Nhosn are q ase The ~ife says nsnce
grchibsion haeame effeeasye isoyd hax
been frankissE Iigaor 10 ain excess and
sszs tvsatad her erneiiy She Aaka q
eiFass0n n property. attorney fses and
ctAer ressef.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
Gil Cnue to French Crime and ConO Her Mother Mother Thanks Juy

her hard faee throughout tbs trial.
She smiled AZ Ahe told the Jurors
~ thank you FOR having acquitted
my daughter Ag Tor me, I AN iu-
rpcent.
Her Lawyer Pleads In Vain
The woman's attorney, M Moro
Gisfferi, pleaded her ra,uc with.
energy
81 ask pity" he said ~ the three
JUDGES. who were about 10 impose
sentence. 4 7 aak pity for this woman.
who has iust been condemned al an
assassin who has suffered vi greatly.
who hax wept such bitter tears. YET
who III happy ID sec her child acquit-
ted. IeAvr The fate of this woman
10 your conscience.
TIE jurors apparently voted only
xeyen u five for convirtion as five
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
LIONS CHALLENGED BY
De M0lLT BALL TEAM
Youngsters Take Exceptions TO
Inference That They Are
Weaklings: Wiling To
Prove Prowcss

Seaae "a sAe hess eAll games playea
un she ho~e groand this year we're
aaavwd hy she NJ NoAsv tuAms "a
tiw.Ffe ana Ksngflsher, T'lasru ~ere
fe~*v errurx msds ana the hastArF,
rase1ilnw ara sAnldlax was elean and
ssrag mpsnssional la Its nasara T'ha
rhansnxa msae III she Lions yessr-
day ana sAe wssrrnse nsae 10 ne
ne Mclay lesus snterrsas that the
team IL ~pecr una she boys IN their
naessl ~ shs following shaileng~.
lsaasd ~ tn he nelay nsHag.r u,
dicases
n retire ~ the Leader of JuBe
ssrd. that The Lions defsated the
Rp;afs4rs IA tAesr ~rab' wxme aud
Eseez asaSea that shs said Roar
lans rsay RE N Mcisy team, in
order 70 sscsse prsrsics. ard become
rDse proFssfsns 81 aid sport. after
vhssa 's~M ssfa Bscssea up -i.sons
woslia be Wiling 10 play ancszer
gama wsth then. The ne Molays
base no desire II pisy a defeated
team. sherefHrs. |. as nrnawrr or
fhe he Meiay - chalsrnxu the
Ltcns % series "a thrnn ssnanx to
~ pAaxmd co dates Afranges Nv shs
Lsnns asaH8ger.J n Duncan.
M&nawer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
NEGRO Is SAVED
NJ COOL HE ADS

NewEsoFt News. Va June ~ -
Mack Tahh. Hegro bad noose
ahout his neck ard was being hauler
a2 - evrress ltas BY craxd Of
young men Ate yesterday when
olAe~ msa sayed ths nesro and f1rn-
Cd hsna gser 10 enaniy ssikorftses on
ehsrgss q assaalilng lEenry n.
James, q salesman q Matthews. The
vicsssn of The alleged assault was in
. local hospital soasy. where hope
was bed for ks recovery following
removai of risce of bis skull.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

0klahona's second carload ot 1852
wheAs wlil 10 sn Wichita. aceoralna
10 Jes~ Reed " tho OFleAt railroad.
A car shipped by Mccraady isroIhsrn
OF yewea. has started for shAt riiy
ard wAll arrive thers torisht on
slgaed III sseorwe koeh Gram tgm-
rany The first ear wns shlrpoH
this Caeek % Kansas rMy The wheat
tests 81 pounds and 'vill grade, Il a
s.eileyed No. ,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
nov BANDITS AFTER STAYING
SOLO ROBBERY, CAPTURED

JaaA rafker, "A yeaFs old aud hoy
Stewart. 10 years OLD. were eapsarwi
lata Ihufaday afteFnooa ny eoansy
officers after they had STAGES q
darlag robbery Ia ths FtrEs Nasluaai
hank at Moore. ten miles soyHk ~
Oklahoma clsy They obialnsA AvIs. :
500 IN cash and after holding up tho
cashier. G, " MOsak isosh are h~
lng held ~ the Cleveland sounss isIi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
ABRAMS my GOODS
STORE ~ OPENED

Al Abrams opened bis stofp AZ Ils
Ksst Oklahoma thls wofulns fvady
for huslasas W. has a complete AMI
'ap. 70. date fae Of dry goods. nosions
ladies readg ,o.wveF. men and boys
clothing ana shoea ON Aeeount ~
aolsyed shlpmcat psrslon % hrs
asoek has not arrived aud many of
the LATEST style fabrics hsmsd n"t
ba ahusn. When an ~ she sncas
purchased has arrived Mr Abrams
~lll have d line ~ goods ancoud 70
ncne IN the city,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

NArhcnstaif. III, Jwae n =
More than ~ miners from the
Hcrrin isssrscs rasSesi through
herr last nighs ana carly tesaay
gong oai a. the coal fields Thas
were believed 10 he unian men
These thas cnula he srpr~sch
ea wcrld give mo- rcaSna fer this
sxossas ami the nAmes ~ tlAs snen
werr likewise not available.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
GUTHRIE VIII NOT HAVE egs-
ERAL rcuRrH CELEBRATION

whfle Cashrse Ia nos pfsnnlns n
eeteerzfs Jnfy ssh ca Large scale
there VIII he tAs asssl side parties
and dtsrAxy OF frs~mks AZ rishf
Local dealers rcposs good saStness
ia the sale Ct fSrrworks rhin'
wyseh@1E has rrstrseset the uEe q.
nre~ovkx untii gnne "a ar rhArh ttme
ta@ haxa rfil he reHs1sea snd yoang
Anferscx wEll hays am tnrEng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
NUDGE sMiTil 0sN1t.NSEs
ONE; GnAN1t ! DIVORCES

Juara caaslam nhh VI AalAIns \
aemsson II nuan Egas heslna eyil
xasN ana during M 49, Apnsereea
,smes Yeaas. y yeunn wsn Nno
rehlsed shp AseFt asevr ~ lanRsson
To iwa years In the atste 4 nitsulaAFs
Ia Aiko granted tpp divorces ttNs
sae from AAbcrs Se9gase ~ glouwds
n cruelty and fsus rarvy srnm Va aA
Carey fof abandonment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
pAp poss. .coRrGn, MrTy
VITA AccirRNr; TWO HURT

While returning fguu asnro saHi
nlght gAFiY ~ sDans men, pretty
we'll ~corneae mes Win az accident
near Edmond and two d lhcm are n
= hospital and The sathcg of one has
= heavy garage seleAs Aill 10 IeoI The
car went oynr an rmhankmen, and
dropped twenty ices. smashlns ths
enclosed car badly unn oi tAe yonng
men lives ia toean comnsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
WOMAN AND MAN
HELD ron MURDER

Eldorado. Kansas. lane ~ Nrs.
Eanh Jewell Baird n shialsr. Osls
win BE- charged josnsly with csyl g.ee
crs@n. 81 Kansas City. Mo. wsth first
degree murder in she slaslae Of
warner G Tucker. wschita taxi ussef-
'ator. Nswi puFoelt. natlev snants
sheriff announced today. SEARCH was
cnnsinned for FIRED who with crisp
anN the woman participated in the
killing according 10 crlsp's s~ern
,fatunrani
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
TELLS WHAT CAUSED
the MINE BATTLE

NJ i0nlR, Jnne ssi The trouble II
the Lester mine near Iiamin. iIIm.. waA
prccipItatod ny tho coal comeany nt-
tempting 10 run the mine non unlon
win imported strike hr~aksFs under
armed Kuards. Frank Farfinston.
president ~ The Illinois branch of the
United Mine Workers III America.
said in formal statement issassI
'hers today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

stgy Ths Associated rrvM*f
I cinesnnssl. luna aAe~fcs the shivu
suecssslys year the American FEEDER
asisn of Labor was placed en fseefs
BY shs action " 10 convention here
aaslnss rsesgnislea " The soviet nss,
sian government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

hoy Wainott assistant stats hank
examiner fIled sult III district rnurt
Friday IN baisaif of The state ~ ok-
lahoma 10 collect a9.7Be whleh he
slleges II dun tho Wglkin.i iisis statn
bank on ] noss given ~ A. Il. weleh
ana this Oklahoma city rrass som-
pAny. a.A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
Miners Union Is
Sued for Loss
Of Mine Property

tuv yAe kssxtssst Press
Ieasansreiss. I'D. isr< ~ ~~fns
ur,sss Msrs wevksss ~ Am*Fsss
ard sll estis&rs srs msmesss ~ ne
unssr ~~ss mxas aS'seas~ss " >
ssn sss a. lais~ssiss ssssa ~
ursss asssss s'ssass ssvrs Nsf~
sea.y w clara Mssse~ ewr~ "
a. sNs rssessk Cs&l mlrs IN KAss
seanty inassrA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

NJ Rene made Il thFss stfaixbs w
dAtesting sha fIntsfa yesterday nv 4
srore III y 10 y This xama was weis
playsa hut Lady t4aek saa wlsh MI
itsnn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

aeMth aa k~p
SmlIlHw happily ansl hvaamin2
lpan AeveFal wTu wha waEshssl
hvr sflp lightly nyuF thn sasunth
flnor ~ she eafr II she haArl.
Miss Kall anil ne oua sIsn prwx
emit knrw wha WAS hsr paftnrr
IA ghr slanee
n I'alilarsl. nwner ~ the cafe.
max playing van Auppsa over
turv sl'eas sad I'fasAnl
i'lay saufsthiag | like AIlss
Rel askssl. ani tIeilIatsi xvuax
into iha plalntlye strains IL The
Hast Rose IL Simmer i
Neun aftef Miss Rel. Mfs
IIalliari Aad Mrs psniel rrae.
tor retired IL the ItalIIari 4
allte an the asponi flncs
II fwal dsahs Miss Rel sal.l
Ne one paid any spseiai attention
ta thr eaauaI femaFA. aa IRE
qnently the girI had silsxy spells
In Il few minutes she collapsed
N shs flunr and waa rIsT~sl IN
ruNrh A slnet0r raitest ht.s Mas
RvllM dancing partner had Al
FeMsly elaGmNA hNr
Hi hsr tying mNmanta stlaa
Rrn gaspesl vtih. Hsnsher ah.
mother
I'o har grave. AIlsa Rel ear
rsed Tho mYAtsrY III hTr sieafh
N htt PURSE Ma Faud q shnrt
psnelled nDte. written au the
hack ~ i asFees gAf transfer "
rrad Mother. | leys yan. Hut
I aiu noi worth anything 81 yasf
You will find nns dssl Il. nen't
worry NE hys :
according 10 an intimate friend
she had lieeu gloomy fur nxsr
year ansi bad said 'ahr was sII*
appointed =
n i. kuowu that ~, had 4
geve affair Alaa zhr qnarrsfed
with her lnysr day bsfofe yeA
isFiay according III i esnfiianf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

London. tune .s--Finid Marshal
Earl Haig IA noon 10 rc-nnfor the
iaauor tradr with whsch ho wss sor-
majly connected ss director Of the
firm cf John HYg and COMPANY.
Ills family hss betn connected with
the Hslx company since 1877. hla
fsthcs having been one 81 the found !
ers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

CnzkFss HLlasen" hass ptay<1 q
rzm<s ~ kasI 10 fxr this se&son ssf
hzre krDkes <v<a Th~ tezm ro<A
ts sn6 so~s "a szn~s sn1 are no~ nez:
ID fh< h1<fon ~ TIE p~rrsnt&Fe epi-
nmn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

say fhs Associated rsssss
ToAia. lhnn "a Islmn viii rvaen
aie Mlberia ~ nutohas 10, nsxs. n
was learned today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

WA .''ss ~
thnnxh h#v
RslI hsantlf
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-19
NOTAS Y NOTCH

Isl las matanzas cOntinuan-ha di-
cho el comandante de la fota inglesa
surta en- el puerto de Esmirna--nues-
tros caIiones bombardearan los acan-
tonamientos turcos. Muchos piensan
que aqui puede aplicarse el refr3n de
la cebada despues del fallccimicnto
del asno.
Los turcos, cable dc Atenas, han
atacado, saqueando levadose q los
educandos del colegio norteamericano
ALI establecido. Lo que no dice el
despacho 81 ESQ ocurrio despues dc ha-
Der llegarlo ALI las fuerzas navalcs
enviadas por el Ministro dc Marina
de los Estados Unidos.
Ell Secretario de Estado de Norte
America, reconocido generalmente CO.
mo una capacidad, que va a ser sus-
tituido por un amigo del Presidente
Sc muestra sorprendido del progreso y
brillantes condolences del Brasil, que
acaba dc visitar. No es cXtraila la
sorpresa cuando es viejo ESQ de pre-
sentar a los pueblos de hispanoame-
RIGA como semi-salvajes resultandc
que ell pueblo americana tiene una vi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-19
CIRCULAR SOBRE FALSIFICA.
Clones ANTIHUMANITARIAS
Ell SaIyarsan, Neosalvarsan y Silver
= salyarsan falsicadO.

Procedente de Alemania Holan-
.da Sc ha introducido en- ell mercado de
las Antillas gran cantidad de estos
productos falsifcados.
La imitacion del estuche es igual al
legitimo, solo ell contenido ofrece peli-
gro de muerte por contener sustancias
venenosas y otro por ser una simple
icomposicion que no cura NADIA.
Resultado que en- unos casos es Pc
ligrosa su aplicacion y en- otras es
perdida de dinero Y tempo.
Farbwerke worm ,Meister Lucius &
Bruning, Hoechst, am Main, Alema-
MIA, unices laboratories donde Sc pre-
paran los remedies del Sabio Profe-
sor Pablo Erich, han -decidido no des-
.pachar ning1n pedido para las Anti
Has sin la previa consulta de sus
agentes generates quienes tienen ell
control de la numeracion del produc-
to legitimo ordenaron Sc le pusie-
.se a todos los estuches en- la parte
posterior ell escudo, de nuestra casa
con nuestro nonlbre 10 que hemos he
cho con todo el que esta casa ha i'm
portado directamente de los laborato-
rios de Hoechst.
Los Tribunales de Hamburgo han
sentenciado cinco aiios de presidio
varios falsificadores y un aiio y seis
meses de carcel varios vendedores
del producto falsifcado. Ell juez base
su sentencia en- 10 criminal del hecho
por atentado contra la salud publica
y perjudicar grandementc las indus
trias nacionales.
Para perseguir los vendedores del
producto falsificado han llegado agen-
tes especiales que estan hacienda una
escrupulosa Investigation y denuncia-
ram ante los tribunales todos los
vendedores del producto falsificado
hacienda figurar su nombre en- la
prensa.
Las licencias para la importation
de este articulo fueron suprimidas en-
absolute por orden del Gobierno de
Washington desde ell 20 de Mayo pa,
sado. -..
De Cuba, Venezuela, Haiti y San
to Domingo, no Sc ha importado para
esta isla nj una sola serie del legiti-
mo, 10 prueban los estados dc ventas
que recibimos todos los meses; luego
todo ell que Sc ofrezca en- venta de
esos territories es sin duda ninguna
falsificado. ..
/ Todo cuanto date necesiten los Sres.
medicos que 10 administran 10 mismo
! que los Sres. farmaceutivos que 10
vendan y ell publico que 10 adquiera,
nos tienen incondicionalmente sus
6rdenes y podremos probarle siempre
cual es el legitimo Neosalvarsan del
Sabio Professor Don Pablo Erlich.
Agentes generates y representatives
para las Antillas,
CERECEDO HERMANOS & CO.,
SUGRS. iai ,zt7 Advt.
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sion pletamente erronea de estos
paises, que POGO POGO ha lido crcando
los intensos recelos con que lucha aho-
ra Casa Blanca.
81 Puerto Rico, despues de % amos
de possession" es generalmente tan po-
co conocido como las aldehuelas de las
montahas de los Monies dc la Luna
en- el Centre del Contincntc negro
tiene que ocurrir 10 mismo con Sud.
America, sobre todo cuando Sc habls
(Contin1a he la 4ta. pagina.) {,
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No. de Re No de Cu-tNo. de Cu-IN1m.
gistro del pones en- pones va de
Concur viados lidos scier-
sante tos
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CONCURSO DE Eel DlPARCIAL"
Para la obtenci6n de I'm espiendido autom6yil
BUICK ell CAIRO mas acreditadO del
mundO, y el preferidO de los
grandes depOrtivOs
ResuItado del Escrutinio Parcial, que incluye
los votos depositados, y los aciertos We
rificados desde el 10 de Agosto al
10 de Septiembre de 1922. ~,

No. de Re- No. de Gu! No. de Cu-IN1m.
gistro del pones en- pones va de
Concur viados ldos acier-
sante / tos
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