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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
March TO SEE Big
AGENCY SHAKE-UP'
Many Democratic Heads to
be Topped Off'at Indian
Offices, it Is Rumored
In Muskogee

MuSKoGEE. Okla Beware the
ides of March. they portend oile cal
antY and local Indian office employees
are awaiting the arrival of the fateful
month with fear and trembling, ii be.
ing believed that the zero hour has
about arrived fur the looping off or
more heads,
There are growing evidences that
the political axe is about to be swung
by Major Victor NJ. Locke Jr, super.
intendent for the Five Civilized Tribes,
although the major himself is some.
what uncommuuicatiye ON the sub.
iect.
Democrats 10 60.
True, the local Indian offices are
$4,000 shy on their appropriation 10
conduct the offices until the end Of
the fiscal year June 80. and cutting
down Of Major Locke's office force is
an absolute necessity but the official
! heads 10 roll into the basket this time,
are said to be democratic heads.
If rumors be true. there will. be-
fore u great while. be a shakeup at
the Indian offices and a switching
around in positions. At least nine OF
the higher salarled government clerks
are said TO be slated for furlough.
dismissal or demotion. Just when the
blow will fall is not as YET quite
clear but ii is expected any day now
and while not all together uneypect'
ed there is no way OF softening the
fall of the axe that will decapitate
democratic officials after years OF
government service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
5O-YEAR OLDLOT
LIQUOR IS FOUND

RoSToN-Workmen cxcavating just
across fremont street from the old
Granary burying ground. where repose
tho bones of Paul Revere and other
New England forcfothers, set up q
cry Of buried treasure.
They had turned up o 5O.year.ola
cache OF liquor. said to have been
slowed away at the time Of the great
Boston fire In 1872.
Il consisted Of Two hogshoads of old
New England rum aud "A quantity Of
Madeira wine. Thorndykc rye. cham.
payne. gin and other rare liquors.
I'm the confusion that followed, the
liquor disappeared mysteriously. The
diggers said pedestrians got most of
10. although u spirit OF gaiety and
good cheer was said to have prevailed
on the workings the rest ot the day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
ashland Postmaster Nominated.

Ea,tfand postmaster Nominated.
WASHINGTON II. Johnson
was nominated TO be postmaster al
Eastland, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
Mind TESTS ARE
TO Be EMPLOYED
Professor Claims Necessary
Because Of Large Number
Who Would Enter the
Colleges for Women

CHICAGO" Intelligence tests" are
necessary TO restrict attendance at
many wonen's colleges owing 10 the
large number now "olamoring for en-.
trance, according 10 Agnes l.. Rogers.
professor OF education. Goucher college.
before the National Society FOR the
Study OF Education. meeting here to-
day
Al one time In their history. accord.
ing 10 the speaker. there was little
danger OF womens colleges receiving
students unlikely TO benefit by higher
Education, those seeking college train.
ing being In general Of high Intellect
and character. This situation. she
added. is now changcd
II has already been established Tint
Intelligence tests fwcuu achievement
in Toe freshman year more accurately
than the ordinary entrance exan!na-
i,on." she said. "and compare favor.
ably in certain instances IN their POW.
80 TO forecast academic success with
The previous school record
They stfcsuard tho reputation ~
institutions aIao hv enabling thom TO
obtain 4 desirable wDporuon ol able
students. The standing of colleges
depends largely ON thr carrying power
Of their graduate. amt unless an in.
stltution receives It's quota OF able stu.
dents. high quality of instruction and
ample resources will not suffice Go
It's reputation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
WOMEN STAND COLD
BETTER THAN MEN

Every year during the cold season
cartoonists. humorsts, reformers and
the male species in general are thrown
into excitement by the attire OF the
flapper.
Because she trips through the zero
weather with feet encased or rather
eAPosed-in attenuated silk.
Or, as the fashion veers. she ap.
pears shod in substantial galoshes
but with the upper edge OF her ears
and shoulders.
How does she do it?" we all ask
Tie cynic mmmurs something about
The relative efficiency OF vanity and
steam heat.
The moralist smells fire and brim.
stone.
But-now comes science TO the aid
~ the flapper!
Vanity. nothing! says science. Its
a scientific fact that women--and
especially young women-are not as
sensitive TO cold as men"
Then science explains that women
have layer of fatty tissue under
tho hHin. It's this layer that gives
rounubtss AMI smoothurss VI con-
tour 10 the feminine face and form.
But. scientists siy. the biological
junction of tais fatty layer isn't TO
givc ,1ir sex AN opportunity - Us.
play its charms n cold weather.
Instead, It's a reserve supply of
food matter. stored up against the
day OF child bearing.
Fat. scientists say. Is formed IN the
body when one takes In more food
and energy than one uses up. Then
1t serves as "A reserve supply until
there's need for more energy than
ones taking In.
Periods OF excessive draft on vital
resources are unusual IN men. But
they occur normally IN women IN
connection with the bearing and nurs.
iLg of children
So the flapper laughs at Jack Frost
and onlivens the dullnoss OF life and
tho hosicry industry by virtue Of her
warm undertaking
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
Here a Bottle.
There a Bottle
Now It's Gone
Lost: A quart OF milk.

Lost: A quart OF milk.
Such is the wall sent up by
apartment house residents and
dwellers close in who, upon aris.
ing upon a frigid morning with
the mercury playing back and
forth around the zero mark. find
the precious lacteal fluid for the
toast or cereal gone. Where?
That is the question the hard.
working business man, oiling up
his trusty artillery. is asking.
Apartments on Washington
street and the Pouter apartments
on West Main seem TO be the
chief stamping grounds for the
milk thief. Mort Woods OF the
Mort Woods dairy reports heavy
casualties among his customers as
is the case with other dairymen
Of the city.
Irate housewife and indignant
milkman is on the warpath and
crying for the scalp OF the guilty,
whoever such may be.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
Strong Arm Does
Good Work for Legion

HUGO, Okla.-With 'hoodlum"
wagon and a strong arm" squad.
the Lock Sanders post OF the
American Legion held its final
drive here and "mopped up" 80
eX'service men who had not joined
the legion.
Armed with lists OF ex.service
men. the legionnaires sailed forth,
captured the delinquents. chained
them 10 2 lamp post on the most
prominent corner In town and kept
them there until they paid one
yoars lues
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
CIiOCTAW COUNTY SHIPS
SECOND CARLOAD HOGS

HUGO okla.--The second carload of
hogs to he gathered in Choc,aw coun.
" under the cooperative marketing
plan of Frank {. IIlgginbotham. coun.
ty farm agent. has been shipped A
sllRht rise In the price OF hogs has
niade farmers doubly eager to take
tart In tn. venture. llvuinhotham
savs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01

PAUTS NALLEY.-w. A. Marlatt
OF Minneapolis is conferrng with the
Chamber OF Commerce relative to es.
tablishiug a cheese factory here. lie
Is now conducting campaign To edu.
cate dairymen to the needs of such
an institution
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
l'\tO> GARDENS SELL.
t0R MILLION N<D HALE

WELLINGTON. Del.-rnion Gard.
Gus. q village OF 500 buildings created
BY the United states shipping board.
brought a total Of ti,iis.5o5 AZ auc-
tlon last night
A fiat bid of s. ooN Ouo for the prop.
sr.y for Kew brungwick y J., In.
dustry WAS offered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01

Teachers in public schools are not
exempt from federal income tax. il
was stated in information from A. C.
Alexander. collector OF internal rev
enue. in information received here
today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25
NEW TENNIS LEAGUE
Lehigh Valley Clubs Consolidate for
Active Season on Courts

A new tennis league in the Lchigh
Valley has been formed for the purpose
of consolidating the clubs now opcrat-
ing around Bethlehem. Pa, and to play
matches with other cities.
The district proposes to keep in close
touch with Philadelphia doings and has
elected Paul W. Gibbons. local district
president. as its sectional delegate to
the Middle State Committee.
The new body is called the Bethle-
hem and District Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation. and has applied for charter.
The Bethlehem Tennis League, with
ten sui. divisions. Saucon Valley
Country Club and Northampton ar.
the members.
The following officers were chosen at
its first meeting this month:
Leonard J. Luckenbach president :;
Arthur +. RaynOr, representing Beth
lehcm Tennis League. first vice presi.
dent: Howard a. Lehman. represent
ing Saucon Valley Country Club. sec.
ston, Jr.. representing Country Club Of
MSside%?''h Hresident Eugene s%a" H. zmmeraS % v're
secretary treasurer. These five officers
will constitute the Executive Committee
Until additional member clubs are Sc
cured
The Bethlehem and District Lawn
Tennis Association has ut present ar.
ranged for the following activities:
First. The Lehigh Valley championsbip
for men and women to start June II "a
postponement from the sanctioned date of
May 20 being absolutely necessary Thess
| tournaments will be held by Northampton
Country Club. Open Invitation, no entranC.
| Zee. players to provide themselves .with
| Wright g. Diston balls. Entries TO close
June II. Address L. J. 1.uckenbach 1 West
Church street.
Second. The Iehigh Valley championships
be be- held by the Bethiehem Tennis LEAGUE. 40
Third. The Lehigh Valley school team
championship. Trophy Cup being presented
by the bethlehem Vennis League.
| Fourth. The senson schedule for tho ter
clubs Of the Bethlehem Tennis League con-
| sisting OF 30 matches.
| Fifth. A schedule OF exhibitions and in.
| tercity matches for the six-man city team.
| with teams Of cities within and outside the
| Lehigh Valley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25
GOOD TO Be HOME;
DEMPSEY IN WEST
Creb Good Boxer, but Too Small
for Bout With Him, Says
Champion
WILL BEAT GEORGES AGAIN

Los Angeles. May 25.-Willam IIar-
rison Dempsey, better known az Jack.
arrived here yesterday after n two
months trip that included visits to
London, Paris and other foreign parts.
Dempsey was wearing an English tweed
suit and a pleasant smile.
He remarked that it was good to be
home again. He declined to discuss
any possible plans he may have for fu-
ture meetings with aspirants to his
honors ms worlds heavyweight cham.
pion pugilist.
Later, commenting on the recent
Greb -Tunney setto. the champion said
that. while he thought Greb a uni ighty
good man." the latter was "Out Of the
question as n heavyweight possibility,
simply because he's too light.
Nobody but superman can give
twenty pounds away and beat n real
heavyweight. Dempsey declared.
The discussion turned to the Car
pentier- Lewis bout in London.
Ibid Carpenter foul 1.ewis:'
queried n scribe.
Il saw no foul" Jack responded.
"The blow was fair, all right. Car
pentier was just too rugged and good
for Lewis
And Carpentier-is it certain? Is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25
To Meet In Buenos Aires

New York. May 25.--Jim Tracey. Austria
lasiHn heavyweight champion and, Luis
Firpo. champion Of South America. will so
TO Buenos Aires next month for bout the
FIRST week In August. In hts only appearance
in this country Tracey Was knocked out In
tho eighth ronud by Bill Brennan, May 10.
Firpo has put to sleep three second-raters
In as many matches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25
To Dine School Ball Team

The Germantown High School basebaI u
team will be guests at q banquet at the
Hotel Lorraine, Broad street and Ridg" ave.
nue., Saturday, June 2. The Cllvcdens viii
be the guests. of the father q EDDIE Steel
who caught for the team this year The
Germa ntown team is the holder of the
scholastic baseball championship Of Phila.
delphia. The Green and White won the tue
bv defeating the Episcopal Academy last
Monday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25

Fourth
Third
Second

q; 1
M BC ne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25
Minor Leaaue MANAGER Dies

Memphis, Tenn. May 25-Charles Frank
widely known minor league manager OF the
Southern Baseball Association. succubed
here to an illness with which he had been
suffering for some time. Frank had man.
a~ed teams in the Sc uthern Association for
years. plotting the New Orleans Club through
many notable campaigns. and to several
pcnnants. His latest charge was the. At
lanta Club. He was ffty-one years old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25
nterac Track Title This Year Will Be Close E1

It certain you will meet him in London
next yearT'
Unless something goes wrong in the
meantime. Carpenter and ] will surely
meeting here, I will beat him again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25
lcconev Equals LAFAYETTE Mark

EastOn. Pa. May 25.-At Leconey, sensa.
tional Lafayette College sprinter, finished
his training for the !ntercollegiate champion
ships tomorrow, by eaualng the Lafayette
track record of 10 seconds for the 100 yard
n T. dual meet which Lafayette won from
I.chigh University, 1897. l."cony ran
without much effort and bfeezcd home = win
ner by several yards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25
PLAYERS for Oklahoma Citv

land. owner Of tho Oklahoma City. Western
League Club. announced today that he hat
closed a deal for Pitcher Dodson and Short
stop Mann. OF the Rochester Internati iona
League team The players will report here
the frst Of next week.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
UN CABLEGRAMA DE DON do
NISIO TRIGO

Despu&S de haber hpcho III cscala
de Santiago de Cuba. lego el dfa II
a la H&bana el vapor "Barcelona'' Il
cuyo bOrdo iba nuestro estinlado ami
GO don Diomisi0 Trigo, con sus hijos
Di0nisio, Enrique y Juanito.
FL f2liz arl'ibo Il la HalNna 10 co
munic6 aver la casA Sohrinos de
Izquierdo. el senior Trigo, agresando
que acababa de recibir un dC;pacho
lth Suiza en- que lie lnrticipaba su es-
posa que tcdos estdn buenos Ell Ii. de-
lici0sa ciudad de los lagos. Agrega
el distinguido viajero. que trasmite Il
la vez un afectuCSo stludo pa"i. SuS
amigos Ila aquf. que ell "CddiZ", de
Pinillos, saldra de In Habana mana
INA II, Y en- ese buque parte para Es-
paila, Gcompailado de sus niilos.
NuestrCS votos porque lleven un fe-
licfsimO viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
ElCon1entario de HOY

Ell aIMPARCIAL inforn6 aver de
la vista del Secretario particular del
Secretario de la Guerra de los Esta-
dos Unidos que de Panama regresa al
Continente via Puerto Rico.
F'ue huesped del Gobernador Reilly
y estuvo con ell Executive casi, sino to-
do el tempo que paso en- TERRA.
Fua invitado a un almuerzo en- la
residencia veraniega del seior Ramon
Aboy hijo, ell cual es muy amigo y Co.
ronel del gobernador.
Muchas personals quienes aqua
ell ingenio la lucha de la polftica, con-
sideran que ell distinguido visitante
fue "controlado' por ell Executive y
solamente obtuvo sus impresiones.
Pero ESQ no tiene importancia cuando
ell Secretario del Secretario, de quien
dependen los asuntos de Puerto Rico,
y que es hombre de absolute confian-
"a del senor Weeks, puesto que hace
muchos amos que trabaja con el, dijo,
infantilmente en- nuestro concepto a
un periodista que lie interrogo ysle
fue presentado por ell propio Mr.. Rel
ly, cue ell no venfa'a Puerto Rico en-
asuntas relacionados con la politica,
puesto que deseaba estar algunos dias
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
FL Fiscal de la Core Federal, Sc
opone que los ,caballeros es~
paroles actuen como sindi~
COS en- la Corte Federal

ell sfernes por lG, mafiana las dieZ
para DIR este las pruelaas Y algdn otro
fundamentO que tenga ell representan-
tie del pueblo Gle los Estados Un.hos,
para solicitar tai petici0n.
Los casos que ham eriginado esta
aetitud del fiscal son, el de la West
India Oil Co. VS. La Cayey Sugar Co.
W ell fde Maria Adelaide Cabrera de
Morell, VS.. Emilia Victoria Henna,
vilrla de Cabrera. ell iiltimo es como
cidO con el nombre de la Central Be-
ca Cchica'', ell cual envuelve grandes
propiedades en- la ciuhnd de Pence.
En- el primer case, ell juez design6
los seiiores Jose Maria del Vale v
Rafael Martinez, ambOs espailoles, CO.
mo sfndicos de Ia Centrally en- el Sc
gllndo case en- ell die la "Boda Chica"
noinbr6 & Damian Morell, tambi6n as
paiiol. Todos estos sfndicOs presta-
ron sus respectivas fianzas.
Este asglQto 10 tenfa estudiado el
fiscal hacfa va Glgin tempo. hasta
el dfa "a de julio, que fu6 cuando pre-
sent6 ell caso
Sc nos ha informado que los gboga.
dos 'estan altGmente interesados en- el
resultado del case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
entida en- todo Dayton, donde eran

sentida en- todo Dayton, donde eran
muy estimados.
LAS VAGAS, Nevada, agosto 16.-
Un grupo de huelguistas pertenecien-
tea a la Compania Union Pacific, fue-
ron reducidos a prisi6n anoche, acu-
sados de actos fuera de ley contra los
intereses de la Compahia y con los pa
sajeros y carga de un tren que cruza-
ba Dor este estado. Dlcese que estos
hombres son los autores del escanda-
loso hecho cometido con ell ferrocarril
que fua dejado merced del destino
en- un paraje inhospito y desploblado
deu desierto de Nevada.
ROMA, agosto 16.-Con motive del
delicado golpe sufrido por Gabriel
D'Annunzio, al caerse de un cabalio
durante un paseo que daba en- los jar
dimes de su residencia en- esta capital,
ell celebre soldado y poeta hallase re-
cluido en- CANA, atendido por varios
medicos. Aunque Sc dice q. lie golpe
no es de cuidado, los facultativos
han instado a D'Annunzio guardian
absolute reserva, fin de evitar serias
complicaciones en- su enfermedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16

apartado del maremagnum que hay
ahora en- Washington.
Buenas noticfas para el Executive,
dicen los amigos de este, que para el
Sc han tenido ultimamente. Pero Sc
ria muy curioso saber 10 que ell Sc
cretario del Secretario Weeks, ha di-
cho al Gobernador, 81 es que lie ha di-
cho, por supuesto, algo con referen-
cia los asuntos de la isla en- Wash
ington, porque seguramente y por
muy POGO que tenga en- cuenta ell Co
bernador la opinion de Weeks desea-
ria conocer 10 que eEhombre de con-
fianza de este lie podia informar O
traia encargo de informarle PERSONAL
mente, a pesar del Control" de la vi
sta.
Una noticia de ascenso de cambio
a mejor posicion siempre es una bue-
ma noticia y gentes que Sc precian CO.
nocedoras de las cosas de Palacio,
Green aseguran que el Secretario del
Secretario Weeks lie traio una buena
noticia> al Gobernador. Y en- 10 de
"buena" seguramente que habra en- ell
pals dos opiniones.
Ell Mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16
Los ertranjer0s-dice el fiscGl-estdn
imposibilitudos de ser oticiaEessde41a
C0rte.
Ell jueS Hutchinson resolrerd el dsu'.-
to. del UierRes.

Psrece ser que con motive de haber
sido nombradO recientemente citIdada-
nos esIh1oles para actuar como ad-
ministradores judic:ales en- dos casos
que estan penlentes en- la Oorte Fe-
deral, lie ha sido llamada la atenci6n
al fiscal de tlicho tribunal Iram X.
Wells.
FL fiscal, desplles de haber consul
tado ell case. ha ralhicado vGiias cita-
clones ante el juez INFERNO de La Cor
te Hon. Harvey NJ. Hutchinson, soli-
citando que estos. caballeros sean des-
titufdos dc ese cargo, bgsandose iel
fiscal en- que los extranjeros estan
imposfbilitadOs para ser oficiales dc
la Corte. Este asunto. que ha des-
pertado gran inter6s, no solGmentc en-.
tire el elemento comercial de estA cii-
dad, sino entire -tdibs los azucareros
! serd lIeyadd ante el juez Hutchinson
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico a Adolfo
Bisser, hijo de Segunda Ortiz y a
Conception Jorge:
Por ell presente edicto Sc notifca a
Uds., que en- este case la petioionaria
Dona Josefa Valentino Landrau Y Or
tiz por medic de sus Abogados de la
Tore Y Ramirez ha enNegado esta
Corte la cantidad de CUATROCIEN-
TOS CINCUENTA DOLAREs, mon
tante de dos legados, uno por la SUI
ma de DOSCIENTOS sCINCUENTA
DOLARES a favor del nino Adolfo
Bisser hijo de Segunda Ortiz, otro
por la suma de .doscientos dolares a
favor de Conception Jorge, hechos por
la fenecida madre de la peticionaria
en- su testamento alberto otorgado ba-
jo ell ndmero 1914, en- la Ciudad de
Barcelona, Espafia, ante ell Notario
Don Juan Francisco Sanchez Garcia,
solicitando cancellation Y extinction por
pago de los legados dichos, habien-
do crdenado Ia Corte con fecha de hoy
que tai consignaci6n Sc anuneie Uds.
y los efectos del Art. 1144 del C6di-
go Civil Revisado de Puerto Rcio, por
medic de edictos que Sc publicaran
por terniino de treinta dfaS1 durante
cuatro senanas conseeutivas, una vez
por semana, haciendoles sabef su de-
recho comparecera dentro de los
treinta dias siguientes a Ia publica-
ci6n del tlti1no edicto para hacer las
que les convinieren en- Or
den dicha consignacion, apercibidos
en- otro case de tener por bien hecha
la consignacion de dichas cantidades
y cancelar y extinguir la obligation
por pago y en- cumplin1iento de tai
orden expido el presente edicto los
efectos expresados.
San Juan, P. R., a IA de agosto de
1922. M
Jose Alvarez Morton,
Secretario Corte Municipal, San
Juan Secci6n Segunda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-16

TETUAN, yagosto 16.-Las condi
clones del Raisuli para actuar de
acuerdo con Espafia son las de que
Sc lie devuelvan sus bienps confisca
dos, Sc lie reconozca ell derechO en-
Tazarut donde lie sera construfdo un
palacio, con telefono. FL Gobierno de
Madrid parece POGO inclinado acep.
tar las exigencias del Raisuli Y me.
nos adn la de residir Ell Tazarut.
TETUAN, agosto 16.-El coronel
Lasquetti ha sido muerto en- una en-
boscada, en- las cercanfas de Dardrius.
FL trabajo de reorganization de las
brigadas esta va completamente ter
lninado, Y Sc prepara ell nuevO avan-
ce del que Sc esperan resultados muy
satisfactorios.
FL general Burguete dice que no
obstante las operaciones militares que
habra que seguir ell tempo que sea
necesario para seguir dando a los mo-
ros la sensaci0n de fortaleza que los
induzca al sometimiento, Sc continua-
ri la negotiation entablada para lle-
gar a la pacificaci6n del protectoradp
MADRID, agosto 16.--El diestrO
Torquito que fue sacramento cogido
en- la corrida del domingo pasado, con-
tin1a en- gravfsimo estado, sin que
todavfa la opinion de los medicos Sc
manifesto franca, por las !compliea-
clones que pudieran surgiry sti
I'll estado de Torquito no consiente
por ahora, ell menor optimfsmo.
PEKIN, agosto 16.-Ha llegado a
esta capital ell enviado especial del
Gobierno Soviet en- China, NJ. Joffre,
quien inmediatamente present6 sus
credenciales al presidente de la Re-
pGblica. NJ Joffre viene comisiona-
do por su GobiernO para restablecer'
las relaciones econ0micas entire am
hos pafses V fOrmar I'm estrechO laz0
de amistad, al mismo tempo con el
exCeleste Imperio., ~ j>.-l. ri
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to estableciendo el protectorado civil
Ell la zona espafOla de MarruecoS, va
pacificada completamente. Ell Gabi-