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gross production totaIIpg l69. .22s, ,1da
bbls., recovery per acre of 323Db
bbls. an against an average bonus per
acre of 1890. Oil and gas royalties,
rentals, etc, during this period were
$3j. .73S. .5s2, bringing the gross pro
ceeds up to $s7 .3c1 .0sl Az the June
2s sale which marks the twentieth
public offering of Usage lands, Col.
onci u. Walters, agieiionser will
knock down 10 the highest bidder
3s,CJ9 acres. There are iGg tracts
comprising ~, 1924 acres located en~t
Of Range T. while the remaining ~
tracts totalng 1896 aere& Iie west of
Range 3. Of this acreage " tracts.
located adjacent 10 The wonderful
Burbank Field which N looked upon
by operators as the greatest light cII
pool since Cushing, are expected 70
bring d fancy price.
While the majority of operators do
not believe that The record of SI..
335. 100 Tor single tract, made NJ the
SAX last March, viii be shattered. the
aetisify In checking the Burbank of.
feripg ~ many 0f The larger produe.
ink organizations pressges 4 spirited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29
'uMTEns" RALLY IN
sTH AND WIN GAME
After Five Errors Had Been
Made by Locals and No
Runs. "Freck" Lawrence
Wins Own Game

'fteck~ Lawrence pitched a won.
derful Game VI ball Yesterday nu the
Nome grounds aud won he own game
IN the ith inning after his team mates
had piled up five costly errors. Tho
game ian 20 the ninth inning with
the visitor three talliea 10 the good
and the locals varying nothing on the
score board hus goose egas. Then
Ffeck lined nnt cisan einais With
three on bases. lie started the flfv-
works and the hoya did the rest When
the smoke cleared away the "LnsefN'
had four perfectly good taillea 10 the
good and the game was over.
Isuholz. the "l4intorK' new left field !.
er, made some sensational plays and
a remarkable fiying catch that saved
the day al one critical point III the
game The CLINTON team waa held 10
five hits by Lawrence. who pitched
the nine InnIngA and dld Il well. nIrd.
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uSFD STOLEN GOODS
I'D OPEN NEW STORES

Ncwklrk. June ~ Stolen dr. goods
and cicthlng yalsed VI sGlaee has
been found In newly opened stores at
Bsggs and Slick according 10 county
Officers who are holding George 8pitg
Of Slick and u. Boicoob Of Beres for
the thefts.
The goods we're part OF sfi.eeo
worth Of loot taken from two oi the
largest mercantile rompaInes u
Pcncs icfy, In two raids BY thieves
there recently. officers say
Ballet h0les IN an automobile driven
by tire men led to their arrest In
one OF the Ponca City robberias. po-
lice there enwagei ,h@ robbers ln
. running gun battle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29
RAINFALL OVER STATE
WAS GENERAL.

Rams cf the ssst two dsys has
aeer very beresnGzl 10 crops "a
Logan county.
General rainfall orsr The cHntra'
and e4F arr possns 81 tA@ sNAt'
sas reported today sy TIE oftsce c'
th< Enax6 states wexths~ huresa J
The faax5est s,recapiszxann Tas
rercrcsd m Ha1Henrile Hrgbsi
sounfr. VITA . faM ot ig. snches
CasvAn. 10 mases sxraher sonth. RE-
yaraed s!Ss inches and nthsr read
sDxs sncans@s Durznt a-ss; NrAhssss'
LII. Eaawres W ana Arfr1nrr sz
Ths rn0sstare wss Needed - Kos
yar~s of the sss.~. and Eanerziay Wa
sgtfirSens 10 srserfere VIII farm
~xrx wsa.Aar officials slid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29
LOTS OF~JACK' FOR THE OSAGE INDIANS

More than siO.oo0.Ooo In eocd hari
cash found its Way into the golfers III
the Oxsves yesterday Al the lease sale
at Pawhnska when all records were
broken both by high bids on single
tracts and ths grand total Exactly
iv,SsT $50 m3x realized from the au~
tion, Of whieh the "a west aide leases
nesr the favorfte Burbank pool,
irvugft &lD.5s5D00 sn dthe entire
east side, Of which there were 16g
tracts. sold for 1902 $50.
The Gypsy Oil company h0ldf the
slfitsse record for bids by payinp
81 GpVDt for tract No. AZ. located
in the scusheax of 2azTrse TIE
ske]iy Oil company Philips PeirD.
ienm corporation bought she second
higfzs priced tract. feing No. n. No.
extsd Ia the southwest Of 1877 .5e. for
wbieh s1.5sJgyeo WAS paid. Ths
GFpy on company paid cool million
dollars for tract No. 30 Ia the north
vest cf z9.z7G. and the Phillips Petro-
leum corporation bought tract 40 AZ
IN fbe southwest of 24-Z7-5e. for a.
0D5000 a high mark ~ny res<h~d Dn
- weut ~ n ~ Burbank poo',
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whsn Waite Phillips paid *sG5. 900 for
tract Ne Az, located III the southeast
Of 35-27-Sxe.
Pawhnska MAS the center " excite
nent in the Oh industry yesterday a.
another big Usage lease auction was
held there There were d number 0f
tracts sold which viii offset big pro-
dDefion and speculation on what they
win bring in +jackv for the Osnec
Indians II one Of the diversions where
oil fnen mect.
Last weeks issue ~ the Oh AMI
Gas Journal carried the interesting
article concerning past Usage saIes
With The next Osaye sale scl,sd.
ssled 10 take place Wednesday, Jnpe
~. interest again swings toward fhis
territory where oil men have. in TIE
ninsteen sales ~ the past. paid the
Interior Department for its wards,
the O~age Indians, f51 ,czz. 40 for
fiN privilege Of oil exploration wcIk
on 555D79 acres out of tbe 1,16J, ,1lJ
acres comprising what Is known a.
the Usage Reservation. Exploitation
IL this acreage under leased w oiI
men hns up y June ! resQlted y Z
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Dean of
Thieves Is
Grabbed

~. Louis Mo, June - Her.
bert NJ Raihery, who. police say,
Is known as ~siesn Of diamond
and iewclry thieves ia the
United States and EnglsnJ. Il
under arrest here today aud has
admitted his identity. according
10 the police. He II said 10 bc
wanted for rshheNr In many
eiths of the country.
With the arrest of Rothery.
an aged man, police said that a
most remarkable criminal career
for the past 30 years had been
closed lie IL IN years old
Rothcry bears the poiss of n
prosperous commercial traveller,
wears expensive clothing ard has
a distinguished air about him.
Detectives said be tried 10 change
his appearances hy iyeiur his
mmstache and goaiee.
Police antherities declare that
Rothery has been sought since
isa2 for escaping from the Marl.
borough prison Ia England, aud
that he also IL wanted III varions
eitirs of the t'niteds States for
breaking jail and jumping bond.
Reihcry, police asserted. denies
a local charge pf stealing an SIS
pin from a iewelry store last
Jane rs, but u warrant has been
issued against him aud local an.
thorities said they viii hold him
for officials 81 other cities after
they are through with him,
The cities where koshery IL
wanted and the charges. as listed
by the local police. follow
Syracuse. N. NJ. jumping At
500 bond: Washington. jumping
$500 bond Baltimore. escaping
from sihe Maryland pcniteniiary I
Fort Madison. la, escaping from
priSon Cincinnati, jewel rob
berg Buffalo. jewclrv robbery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29

Chicago. jane - The aaee'
ing III the railway executives am
heads ~ the ten nni0ns vas ~
for 2 ncl@ck homegrown hy fhr
labor aaara. when ;he formal ~
lice az the strike call was reeeay
s4a fr0rn the shcpanea. AEaRosanc iss !
she dale fsr she walkeat as nexi
Saturday 81 1c a. IA
The II. i. rasaraa& aas~cr ssArd ter
1ay cited sAe nsssonaa Officers of the
s.x shag crAss nnsan. The raiiw2s
xrecasixex pew rn~es Ang mere, ana ths
sstsscerx es tsas other raiircaa usicns
a. appear before tAs bard s0ncrros
afssrncea in sn snqaarr 40 -ihs
sArene1ed snsrrruTsScn cf srzssse.
IN aA2as0r 10 the shS7men. mhsst
strske ORDER already has sseen sssnea
he foar other unaans cited ncw sAk
srg q ssr.kx scseh are the eaerks
saz:nferaas@ aF saF. sssts narg fire.
rpsn assa ossers aas xde1ainer
u. N. yew@aa. header us sAs sham.
n<A TODAY served formal nssaces ~
ahs rNszH~A6 s4A~r ssosrA rhat !
s1rsk~ rxE had beer issued "v1 nj
rssaros6s and gsalmzz os,srxssng &C.
5ss-mens Local hodges of she SIX shas
rrxsx~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29

San Antonio. Tex June ~ Thre'
sslasicn cadets were klllsd anil shsi'
bodies burned when the INilaystans
10 With they had iasr hisea A
lllroaks Field fell from hssshs .
aca fest Wednesday afternoon ~
O'Clock.
: The klllef arc
Walden " Farrell. "A. ~ rhila
dslphia, who was piIossna the ma
hina. and WAS kiilel Instantly
wsil,am g. Mccoy, a.. Nashvllls
Tenn.
ueafEe z. Thompson. West rhlia
delphaa. IA,
Meme or tho cadets were married
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contest for this aercRae. The Bar.
bank tracts which are expected 10
further swell the eofEers ~ the 2,22s
Osage Indians, which have The dw-
fnesion Of being the richest race "a
earth. ares Tract Az aud i3, COM
prisiug the southeast and the south
west quarters Of Section 2i27.o,
There tracts which lIe along the west
aud north edge Of tbs pool offset 70
the n0rth the lenses which the Phil
lips Petroleum 90. and SkelIy oil ro
combination paid the reeord.breaks
ing prices NJ iie Inst sale "a Sl,33o.,
DOO for the northeast quarter ~ ~
27,J aud ti,1G0.OOO for thn northwest
quarter of 25s27.J.
Offset Valuable Acreage
Tract 26. the southeast quarter oi
lD.27.G, offsets 10 the north the
100000 tract OF the prairie Oil \
Gss 60 bought at The plie before
last. Tracts ~ and 10. tlts north
easf aud The northwest quarters res.
pectively III 20.27.G, offset to the
north the ttlO,OO0 Sinclair OH n Gas
(contiuaed on rsss ~
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I. w. VS. Are Active

London. June ~ - Central
News dispa,sh FROM Dublin sn
day reports members VI the
ii NJ. w in procession If somc
bindings Ia the city, including
Morann hotel They are armed.
tlss mcAAaWr declares and have
nj electric mine laid Ia the cen
trr ~ the roadway outside the
hotel In Talbot street
A cable il visible running from
the minr into the hotel. the eavr'.
xpondsnt saysA the intention eyi.
IDENTIFY heinR 10 ambush any free
state forces that attempts % ~
new yesterday i attack
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a. u. ARMSTRONG 10
nuN ron TREASURER

A w. Armstrong hs decided -
become candidate for eounty
treasurer In this repabilran pfinfAfls.
August {, reopla % uaIhrle snd
l.oxan county nasd no insrodnetioa
Ia A. u Armstrong ife IA splendid
citizen. sacessaful business man
and well qualified for sha effies hs
seeks Hif nonslustsd and slsessa I
viii give the best have 20 shs otfies
and will conduct tbs esunty affairs
aa would my own" biz said today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29
SENATE PASSES MONEY
BIIIL ron NAVY

Washington. June ~. Final iegis-
laiiye action ON the annual' naval ap-
prcyfiation bIll was taken late las,
night by the senate which concurred
IN the conference report of the meaa-
ure. The bin. which now goes 10 the
president carries opproprisi ipns Of
ssss .ooo.ooo. and provisions fcr $4,000
enlisted men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29
KANSAS ANTI DANCE
SCHOOL HEAD GETTING
npopes ON DANCERS

riliaburg. Kansas. Juna no ~l,or~
rsino v. Wooster, Kansas ssata SUP.
crlniendeni ~ public inatse ptiou Il
here today. Tho object ~ her ylalt
vas not stated klhs said that aha
would attend assembly Al The a,ats
manuea training normal sehool sss.
sion this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29
OLDEST ACTIVE MASON.
iO3, ~ On A JOURNEY

lola, Kan. june ~ ~ L. Cor
reii. aged inl. sald 70 = g~sst
active Mason IN tho United State
roachei here to-day on hla way ~
Carneit and IAharps to visit rvia
tlyes. For fifty thfse years no was
a resident q Allon county, bat nuw
resides in tho Masaaic homo ~
Wichita, lie spend tho day watkins
unaslasled afonnd tha business sila
lrict wishing aeanaincanees, iIu
has never tasted llauos or tobacco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29

Los Angeles, June 10 Capt r. y,
Flynn. satd 10 have hsen membsf
of tho crew OF tae Monitor which
yanqaishcd the Msfrimac IN The fifst
battle VI steel warAhips. died hare
,Dday.
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GOVERNORS o. : STATES
To PROTEST n. X. SALE

Washington. Jane ~ --xrnasrsnan
M~sorA Of ihs interstate cosnmeres
ro1sn ssscn so1ay wired the gures-
Dnrs of Arkansas. 0kiahoma an
Tsras ssSsag them 10 mee, with she
commission ia Washington JAY II
FOR ; csnfsrwnce on the Kansas CTR.
Nezaco and 0rseHt raanad, vhmh
ncw ~ In rerearsrs hands ana IL
tAresie1ea wssh complete suxs.en .
sAoz % ol~~stsons afte- jay /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29
Gordon Freed; Jury
In Murder Case
Says Not Guilty
HuIlxr,n
sssAwatsr Juns esr--xasl csoeusr
wss ssu~s net guilty AZ she murder ~
asskhsm cehs Nv lpFy 'sss iris
susrwssr.

II ths trial " xArs osrden W MIs
ami. Tor the murder ss nsskhsr,
csbs ~ nlsmsnah.~s Ala. hss ssls
Lew student u she oAiahema a. q
~. College here were completed
shersIy before noon today and th~
case was given 10 sne lssy. The
iurymer were taken Al eres 10 .
restaurant TOR lunch Asbsr which
they are 70 start their dslsbsssslsrs
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NHF IN" Ass"HNtt1 FFtNs
Tulsa. Jung ~ Mrs jossah ".
ihompson. ~. died AZ the home %
hsr daughter, Mrs. q n MeJuakIns.
early this moFalng Last October =.
Mrs Thompson celebrated hoe tSsn
Wedding anniversary wita hsr hus
band dlsehsrxinx her eook aud prs
pairing the turkey and other lnxrvdis
snls os the anniversary iinnsF hsr~
sslf The four children and Six
xraaA children sathsrsd AROUND ths
fpssiss beard on shst pceaxioa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29
Irregulars WIN

Dublin, June n The lrrsv's
lar Irish forces have captured "
troops ~ the provisional govern
ment in the bosnsnlek strret
ansa. according 10 faIiurt late
ths afternoon, which eoall mol
be officially confirmed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29

Caney. Kan, June ~ Mrs. w "
Glendanninw. wife of local business
man, was terribly a'uaned when on
opening the door of an oven. the gas
Irnlted and envelopcd her 10 tho re-
HuitInw explosion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29

LAMBDA. jams m Fresh tssm.
xsrs ofsss~i ,hs iasasx~sss n shs
ruur courts IN nnhssn sedsy says q
Dublin dispatch to ,iia kvenius N~w !
but they refused % surrender snd
after two housn delay slrlnx was v@ M
sumed
The. .safiy evacuation "a The atsonx
hold ~ sxp.csed. howsvvr. ~ thu
water and tights haya besu cat uff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29
PROHIBITION HURTS

st Louis. June 70 The plans Of
the William ], i.amp nfawlns com
pany. one of this oldest and iargess
brewerles In The country, was sold ~
public auction here toby Tor Mas !.
zoo. The property was appraised A
ss,eoo.ooo. Prohibition caused The
brewery 10 10 out of business
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JAPAN APPROVES d. y.
NAVAL TREATY PLAN

Tokio. June 20 The prssy council
rassed The naval treaty adopted At
the Washington arms conferences ana
aubmisted II today 10 the prince ~
Icnt for ratification.
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,eLs~ouesr AFTER July !

satrrdsF. g9sg I l. ans hast day to'
fEsnr spszirations for nsrrotk l5usn-
- federal nxsc0ssc agents snncrncee
"Wednesday
DellDuuents ~in ss fined -s ss'
cert os the txx
Af.our &1as DOCTORS and Erpggisss
already fsaex APPLICATIONS figures
nhpw
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Harding and Hard
Coal Men To
Meet Saturday

Washsnstsa, 5sNs ~. - white
s%ssss essscssas a t:so e'cse<k sNss
sfserroon saa srS<p<S~css hsc
s<ss rse<sves from essn the 1nsm.
sreus and s~sArsSss~ seai spsrsscrS
ars % "a th<sr s~sen sssicsais ~Ns
nd r~prvsersed sNsm 70 pr~xi.
s<rt sssresrs's aasssasser scv lssrs
reessrs a. tne MNse s<esss sstsr.
say " - s~s parties - the ration
~aae straks.
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RgsHls CAPTURE svArtoN

London. June W An auoftieiei
repart received hsFs This xtiasnsAa
that the railroad atati.n al royns.
swenty mllas ftmm Limerick oeea-
piss hy irlsh prpyislonsi xoysFnmsnt
troops was attacked and sst un ff~.
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MCIMBER WINS
IN NORTH DAKOTA

farxa, y. D. JuEe .s.-Two han
cred iSs1sy eseAt grecsnss shows
sne reaEhsacan seastoriaa romsnstsoa
Nfsun'a,er. igS5s: rrszer. if.izr
Ar1sms-r's ms5of.fy viii ercee
TIVE 10 cAe. according ii the 1surns
as fhsy n0x rsssors.
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BROWNS STAR PITCHER
ON TnE MOUND AGAIN

fHF 2NH A~*WINKNH FFtNf
(. g. Louis. Mo- Ju,S 2s.--Urban
sAeekr. tif ht'ehsr Cor tins 81.
Louis Browns, has LETT a local hcs-
yssal sfter having spent two weeks
there 10 rec9yer from a straign@a
ligarent In hix right thigh. He "
erpsctsd 10 take bis regular turn on
the mound about July /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-29

Ch1cAEo. june o m STRIKE or
dsEs 1gncd BY Tie SIX craft
rexsdents al she railroad shop
nsEs orgznixation we're sent ou'
today - general chAi-men repre-
ssaking zoo. 600 me1. xuthoririns
= strike At 10 =. -. July 1, or
all ralkrc2ds and Pullman shops
in she United States "
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New Haven, June 20. Joseph G.
PeiIetier, former district attorney In
Boston. has resigned a. susreme ed
fvoc@se OF the knights of Columbus, IL
was announced at X. o. &. head 1nsr-
'tefs today.
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kLAk on EAST slcE
STAGE A PARADE

- ~ "AsFasktN FtNMFl
Nuskngse. me - -serxe@n a.
isen and ihisw isousand people. 4.
Aa esiimatsd. Last night wers At
trssa I'd 70 ssnmst i've rnlisx south
q Mnsk0gss 10 witness the first
Fsus'ssc snatiatAoa of the nn Elux Fian
- fais ely ever hslo. " Is ests-
snafsd that more than ten saous.
and aEsomooises rsFe pzrsoa on ths
tnitisikon fxsa-
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n. N aansop. Oklahoma CGsv.
frisco express messenger. WAS fosa.f
dsad 10 hi. ear when Frisco traiu
Mo- six puils~I Into snydsr, lAxx
mIa night, Il Wa lsavned hsrs lodav
sanson IA DelIevei 70 hAvs Mlt-
.fsred sndden heart attssk on a.
run from rrsdsrIck 10 Snyass. VI,
was Aione Ia ths oar.
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,con,Inued on Page 8,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-18
N:E::x;

decir de este ccmento. Los Mecanicos Carpinteros
estan convencidos de su efcacia
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lasE fea sENt s tts snaain ~ ni.s
a 81 sis'sssH ~ lHa sac ,s Hla.
HsHae aan +. asess - is sasasslie
aas..a ,e .s.lI 81 ~ B. ,,s asaaiss
e Nsiisffaa aeeat 81 f.a'ssa
8'nla.,. g1ssasll o. ianta b 10 a..
suifass So 49, - aau.ia.aa s uer.
laas HafImeesrs aaf n.san sa4e la
raiaaila iimsseseasa b. msasa ans
81 iufsa rH 49, .ir slnsss \ sn nc.
.saa, gsHsaia,ia ae3H iaumf~seaus
fvaa 49, $50 usn atrssa an sul,o.
Aa.ias nralas nrahs A. la a.is eiio.
"a aalslnn.ia q lr.auaan 20 lfnia.
iaifnin a. lhiaoie. sAierne - lalsa.
nos ssn mss A. riauie rin neaia nd
itsrwn.
st'raHia fisuina llasss anc usiel
ifal,ain rn = Radium. lae,Sars
-lc dire. Haze cstoroc aios que
o,snisri nn m!lirgame 4 eon - empc
-, mis cxlHr'rucie-. 3 inrGo ga Paris.
ga IA Eanca dcl Raalnm = uiras yas
rias insiliaeionc, adquiri mas conoci
snienios hBSla que pg Iliimo ne Dc.
cidi adguirir nna placa y laeso Ia
oaci iicncia mo l'izo ir ampliando mi
aocion, y en- osas ostamos: los libros
no alc han cnSefado muchas cosas 50
hre este assn'a: pero q. catOac aios
cl Radinm ne ha resclade muchas.
/ y hoy ei dIa. creo que noS conocc-
iGos hasianle cS dccir. en- 10 que cahe.
Docinr insied trahaia solo con ~
Radium:
, No. 81; algnnas veecS iiahajC
SOLO con a. cuando Il llega hasia don
dc y0 10 neeesitO. Y 81 no. 10 coniiad'
con los Rayos y. ll0,000 voltios :.
cen este sistema cmpleado a mi ma
nera. scgiih las necesidades dc cad;
caSo. no puedo qucjarmc del resulta
do. Io me- RHO por las tahlas d,
Dessaucr. este me.od0 que yo us0 pa
ra 81 iralamicn;0 del cancer. con III
kil0s vGliio3 en- combination con g
Radiuni ha siGo u>Ido por mnchO'
Radio y Radarn terapGutas dcsde @
aiio 1910; ahora So cstAn usand0 20f
kilds voltios Y mas: ahOra bicn. NJ
cs, ncccsario hacer ohservar que Ia,
cStadisticas. hasta Ia fccha no nos de
inuesuan que los resultadOs hayar
mejorado con los nuevos procedimien
tos. esiimos on las mismas mas. {
men0s
Doctor. ic6mo midcn ustedes los
RayossNg
De muchas Amaneras. pero para
detcrmfpaP su intensidad 10 principal
les sabef u. cicncia c:erta los siguicn
tcs factofes: 1G-El kilovoltage 20
FL Filtro. 3o-La distancia del Foco
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MUNICIPIO DE RIO PIEDRAS,
PUERTO RICO.
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Plblico.
ANUNCIO DE sUBAsTA.

y
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication cn publica subas-
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BancO Territorial y AgioOla de Puerto Rico
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censeO Administration de SOeaa Ia acOsdado quo
da qued alberto al page 25o diyidadO
sObre e vaor nominal de aoconeS pimeTa
que deeaTado Juna General oeebda
de julio umo efecto Jos senoges aoconstas
poveeran secTetaTia del correspondence recibO.
hace p6blioO para cOnocmieno de los ineados
r B. de Koviembre de l922-E R0CAF0RT
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manifesto los documentos que han de
degir en- el contrato, Y podran recoger
los licitadores los pianos v modelos
dc EToposicionos que han de presen-
tag, nediante un deposito de diez do
hre5 ($l0.O0) que seran reembolsa-
DIS a ser devueltos dichos documen.1
tos en- q nlazo de veinte dias (2O)l
dc3pues dc efeetuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva q de-
recho de rechaznr cualquiera o todas
las proposiciopes y el de adjudicar
el ccntrato bajo otras consideraciones
Que las del preeio solamente.
| Rio Piedras, r RI, 1s de noyicmbre
de 1922.
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Los anuncios 10 este psri6dIcc
zon ieidos por miieS de personas que
soinan rarte On nuestfO cONCURsg
Mandenoa 81 an,inulo hoy niSmo
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No. 205.-El Limpia Metales "Sig-
net" signifca superioridad y es la
admiration de todos los que 10 han
usado. Su uso es Universal.