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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
Greece In ThrOcs Of Revolution

London. Sept. q Greece is in
the grip Of a revolutionary move.
ment. and King Constantine has
ahdicated Al least part of the
navy has gone against the GOV
crnmeni and several warshlps
and Transports manned lay Revo.
lutionaries are believed - be al
vancing on the capital from the
Aegean islands. where the revolt
originated
Direct advices from Athens
are lacking indicating that cen
sorship Is IA effect. but the r..
port ~ Constantine ahdicatiou
has persisted since The last dls-
nateh. telling of the cabinets
resignation and the approach 81
crisis. was received last night
The revolutionary movement is
headed by an officer named
Gonaias. variouslv described rs
general and colonel who or
ganired the soldiers Of the land
- Mytilenc and Chios. off the
SMYRNA coast to which they
were remoycd following their
crushing defeai by the Turkish
naiionalisis An order for the
demohiliyaiion OF these troops is
said 10 have been the lmmediale
cause of their mutiny
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Kan early Saturday morning - fae
chief Of police there and later ,ssaa
90 thc Washington county ial fne
preliminary hearings 81 the two rub
ber company promoters will be- held
Dcxi Friday afternoon.
AZ Coffeytile the two promoters
had embarked upon an even more
ambitious scheme AS disciples ~ the
famous :, Rufus Wallngford. It was
disclosed Thcs had been attempting
10 secure 100000 boans from Coffey-
Vile business men a. consideration
FOR moving" the plant from Dewey
10 the Kansas town.
Joe Bartles Stung. Too
Among the many local people who
have been rudely awakened from
their dream Of witnessing rapid IN
dustrial progress at Dewey is Joe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
War Near When Turks
and British Meet

Constantiuople Sept. IA
wireless message sent 20 Chanak
when the Turkish nationalisis
occupied Kun Kalesi and other
roinis IN the neutral zone was
an hat prevented an outbreak &c
hostiliiies between the British
and Turks. Il is learned.
Col Shutileworth commanding
the British forces in Chanal, was
about TO open fire on the adyaie.
inc Kemalist cavalry sqiadrons
when he received an urgent ratio
from Brig Gen. Harrington, r.
Constantinople instruc'ire nm
10 suspend the attack until an
peacefnl measures were exhaust
ed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
Dry agent Must
Answer Charge
OF E1tortion

San Franelsse. SEP. sf-Aarp
Meyers sna Waldo ". cur,ls. fsa.
ersl prohieltIsn agents ~ers
charged lass nighs with sstsvscn IN
cennseslen vita a. aileaed liqusf
bribery piot ~ eemplalnis nled BE-.
fors unitss states comnisslonsr
Thomas Hsyaer. ~ ]. G. onaasl
shlsf o. the special intsiiioenes unii
of TIE United states ressnue ssr.
wee
The agents ase charged WITH a.
osptro a bries % $1,000 from son
onns county Vlnsysrdlsts for PEI
uissen 70 remove = large quantls,
o. ~ins fron Santa Rosa % So
Francisco. BAL waa fAsd a. o.
600 each rhs men have net been
arretted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
Ry Boyden sparkcs

New Rumsv X. s J Sept
- Independent Investigation
here has shown ooncmslAols that
tie congregation of ihe Charch
of 81 John ihc Evangelist bias
been SETTLING for mnre than 4
wear with gossip concerning the
relations between ihe Rev id
ward W Han and Nr, Eleanor
Mills. for whose mnrdortra ihe
&c two cauniis. have
sought unsueccssfullt for nine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
Ilk~ I>IIlATi ti>Di
DAIis; iiiti oiti,fis>

Al fhe ruHab moHihiv msetiHe
~ Eiss adaa S~ 80 ilela -
nlsht the asllons ~ tss ofnesrs
eefe Declared raeaai % account e
ton ~tisndanos anf en- lo~ihS
tsrs Ylseisl 20 till ne plaesa "
" wcish ssilalssd faler iitArol's
Nooa leading tnlahs aeorse npvef
logpl kalz4 nalph Davis lestuFinA
knlfht
eamhtr ~ visiting Flts from
Cushing attended ths mss'lns % a'i
ia iha Initiation of two Candidates
from thai e.iY
follaeifs the boise mre'lna
lauthtoa eat serves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

0tieVa ont Selt - rsnafh
came 10 a.. 7cscue f lto Noisttad
4 today
The dcplrmcnt of customs issued
a ruling which will make o practio-
ally impossible for Illicit run rea-
ners 70 goi a clearance al Canadian
border points for shipments Or lquor
An liquor which officials suspect
Is Tor lllegal sale in the United
states VIII be pilced under the ban
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

New Brunswick. N j. Sent
n Authorities inveftigaiInx the
Staying two weeks ago Of the
Rev Edward Wheeler Han. rec.
Tor az the Episcopal church Of
So John the Evangelist. and his
choir leader, Mrs Eleanor Millk.
sought today 70 run down ramors
that the rector may have been
carrying sccurii e. valued IN cx
cess of $4,000 when he was shot
Until this report became current
investigators had given little
crOdence 20 suggestions that the
double killing might have been
the work Of robbers or & black
mail gang
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
ANOTHER REBELLION IS
BEGUN ~ EUROPE

Rore Sep ~ Rebellion has
broken cut ln Albania and the in
surgeants are marching from ihc
south toward the capital. al Taraaa
cording 70 uHconflrmer reports
received from Albania. via Bari Tho
government troops has oeen repor.-
ed defea.ed.
Steamers laden wi.h refugees are
said 20 have left volora bound for
BHndisl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
KATY BRANCH LINE
TO Dc SOLD OCTOBER J

Greonriiic. Tex Sent o. The
auction sale of che bran d Tine oi
the Missouri. kansas al T-,a,
* ending from McKinneH
t@as. - shreveport. la. VIII be
: % here oc,ober 7. 4 y flanay.
special master FOR the sale of the
Katy properties under federal court
order anneunced The sale origin
ally was set To- ycsterdaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
ELECTRICIAN IS Tco
FAST FoR FLooeEao

Birmingham. Ala. sept 27.-Ra.pl
r Murphy. electrician for he Lou.s-
vile AMI Nsshvii's railroad. vas too
quick for a gang OF floggers who alb
Quoted him Tuesi1y aad escapec
their clutches.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
Kemal Pasha Silen,

london, Sept 2T 10 vonl
has yet been received from
kemal pasha IN answer 20 the
ultlmaium giving him 4S hours
for the removal ~ the troops n
this area bat the British are In.
clined 10 give him all possible
leeway to avoid a clash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
coLoREp FREE METHODIST
CHURCH CONVENTION OPENS
fBy The Associated pressl

s.. Louis. No Sept; 27-The
eighth annual meeting or the cintrai
Missouri. Southern Illinois. Iowa and
Nebraska conference. incorporated
Free Methodist Episcopal church
Cnegrol opened here today 70 con
tiuue a week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
GREEK FLEET DESERTS

London Sept. 81 The Greek
fleet has gore over 20 the reyo.
lut.oraries. who announce that
every officer and member Of the
crews is wholly with them. &C.
cording 20 a Central News dis
patch from Athers. The move.
meni. which is headed by Col.
Gonatas. is making headway in
ell dneGtiors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
lconI,aaed on Pasl 4
EloHrgEN REBELS ~
MEXICO ARE KILLED

El Paso. Texas. sepf - Elehieen
rebels were killed ia a mctlo last
week with federal ro'dlers near Los
Nohos. slnaloa. Mexico after 100
men under the command Of three
Msgrun led Mex.cans had ara kei
two small towns ia me state 81
slr8los. Il was learned here TODAY
Among TIE dead rebels are G1hrioi
Calsuzueia and Mexlcano rercna,
said % Do lhe lender 81 the haai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Schneider uas required 90 irll
~ all ha movements between
Thursday and Saturday morning
when d. eisenyrred lhp neatly
arranged bodies llf said that
until . n'elork Thursday night
~ WAS slrull.ng with Miss iieh
mer in aHrrleaFh Park At the
cud of ihr Eaaion Avenue car
line which Is within ) quarter
of mile ~ the rMlips farm
After that until quite late ht
night ~ was n the company W
two other Young men clifford
llayts and a youth named kanif
man Nhrn Schneider was per
miitel to leave thr court house
~ appeared Is b. disturbed hy
ihs length and severity ~ the
questioning "a which be- had been
subjected Ne said ihnt lhc ~
teetives bad instructed him not
10 20 ont 81 town
0irl Il Locked Up
They loeksl Pearl up for the
night volunteered Sfhneidef
abou his partner ID Che mlsh
room picking expedition
investigation developed iha'
Miss Rehmrr father Nicholas
the proprietor Of a pool room az
tconlluaed on page 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
BULLETIN
ihy The Asseriate.f rrss~s

constantinople. Sept 27 Il Is
unoffieially forecast that the
kemalist reply 10 the Allied
peace note contains conditions
unacceptable 10 the Allies. in
that the nationalists insist upon
the use Of the straits ior trans.
porting troops 10 Thraoe before
the beginning Of the peace con-
ference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
WarCl0uds Gathering
In Near FAST Again
BULLETIN

London Sept 81 Reuters
Limited says authoritative news
has been received Of the abdica-
tion Of King Constantine Of
Greece.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Shipping
Is Large

Wa hiH
fml
r
afnt Tonnage
United States
th Amerian
lW
waf h of t
vhh p faa,l
volume
mn
States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

New Orleans. La Sept. z7.-Tc.
night and Thursday partly CLOUDY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
Slain Rector and Pretty Choir Leader
Long Topic of Church Gossip

days
only senrc of thr parishou.
cl were in ihe pews that were
tnmded SUNDAY hy morhldly
curious persons who moiorcd lnlo
New Brunswick fro never, point
~ iue compass A half dozen
members ~ ihe choir and church
were asked hN reporters " they
had hp,n questioned hy ans eue
representing the prosecutors of
either Mla,llrsek or Somerset
counties None 81 them had
been although q was announced
last wees hp Assistant prusrru
ior Tonlra of Niddlcsax county
Chat e,ert one u them would Be
iniefroealed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
Begin Inquiry All Over

Bcc4u,e ~ the canlessuess
with which ihe authorities hand.
lpd tnc bodies after they were
dise0,,red m frld on the
Phillips farm fhey were Forced
today io begin ih0u investigation
Hl over Incy brought Pearl
Bchmer 4 fifteen yeAf.old girl
and Raymond Schneider. g Young
married man. 90 the court house
for "a exhaustive examination
These ivo while hunting for
nu.hrooms found he bodies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

lconilnuod On raeo 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

IS FOR sAI.E-FARsI LANDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
SEEK CLOTHING
FOR REFUGEES

Nearly 1900 pupils IN the public
hools OF Seattle were carrying into
heir homes Wednesday announce
Imsnts OF the collection Of old
clothes and shoes 10 be made thru
fire stations thruout the city Thurs
day and Friday for war sufferers IN
Smyrna and other devsstated. mas
sacre-threatened districts Of Asia
Minor.
Warm. serviceabls clothing OF
every description for men. women
and children Is being sought BY the
Smyrna Emergency Relief commit
tee from among the Accommodations
Of discarded apparel about the
lhomes OF the city. Shoes OF ali
Kinds are needed.
Approximately 20 tons OF cloth
bar and shoes are expected 10 bs
kathsred for the war sufferers dur
bng tbs two days of tho collection.
Frhis will be hurried overseas 10 the
|exile camp. Arrangements for
Transporting the relief clothing
direct from Seattle 20 the refugees
are already under way by the Near
East Relief at 800 Burke building.
thru which the Smyrna Relief com
mittee IL administering It's finances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
John Strom
LEGAL NOTICEa

Piano tuning. Main 1910 Work
guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

D. II WTLLfAMA COMPANY
1913 FIRST Az. a
aAHH AND DOORS
eisfrch Cedar siding 1890. .tfGeo
Fiour Bins ....ss..s......... l,to
Supposrd Doors s.sssss.s..... Lgo
fash aoxfA. 4-hEht .......... 30
rrcnd Boards BY parcel pest .. i.o9
Preach Doors ...st...s... IT'S
breakfast neck, tsbi. and seats
sash for inciosins sleeping porchsa
froning board and Cnblnss. COM
winaow glass By the ign, or sy the
box Plate Glass windshisids put
In youf car.
o N, WILLIAMS
Established 1898
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
FUNERAL NOTICES

ATTENTION. bKNfaH HA6rHrN.
HOOD
I.ARSEN--H 1901 woodiawn ave-
Nov. ~, isas. Lovis LARSEN. BE-.
father OF Magdalrne. Thor. 1. Lar
cen, Mrs clare Plank. and brother
OF Nfs. Hans Jensen. member OF
Danish Brotherhood lodge No. ~.
Funeral services Friday, l .. m.
Washington hail. ian ave aud ~
funeral directors.
HART-Nov III. 1871 MANY K
HART. aged 81 years. Of li3e 18th
ave. beloved mother OF James A.
Hart and Katherine Hart Of Sc
attic.
~ o'clock. immaculate uonesp-
ton church intsrmsnt Calvary
c~metcry Joseph r. Manning.
funeral director. nth at Olive.
JAkNtS~-At ssit nurke ava. Nov,
-. isze, SARAH JARVIS, aged ~
years. beloved mother OF Mrs
A s..,. Meinni.; Mr.. o.erss
Atlas clara Jarvis Body viii be
shipped to Oriilia. Ontario. this
sysning Home untertaking CO.
NEYER-As 30f fsnd ave. NJ Nov.
10. 1924. JOHN MEYER. AGED -
years. beloved husband ef Emma
and father Of olFa Msysr.
our shspci h9me unasftsnnE
n.stfnent- "s's''" ~
=, - =. y,
IQkskAhhDN-No ~, ls-s. AN
pHEW TORGkAMSDN. beloved
aansesna Q. hsIsn f2rsssS, a-
Is~tsLt-~ ~.
49, ~ = - : -
. PERSONAL
r~cr. -, E,ow ~ars
.rhs. .ra a.,ns r.it.f rn.um.ss~m
"a r~e,~ rsh~r r.rx. roo nursr-
Gus 20 .n.ntien. Alse HEAhr ,rou,
righf t,snsv. III rssh, an r.rhs
sfI. Oyrp ConsoItstlon ard
booktss rr~s Price Al IA. HIS BIZ
parcel post
N vvrNaNs
fat Ar.ri~an umrL pfAr eras,f.
ss,,,, : ,.s,.,,.s,
. learn about new, ra,,easi treat
1899 tFt ttN.fts 80 1900 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

FEET HURT PROF. l. l. sHER.
man will be at the Seattle Hotel
Thursday. November "a, from a.
m. 10 .. m to take imuressions
for his famous Arch supports. II
you have foot troubles. don't fall
n call gsfifs 101
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
BLACKWELL IS
= SUED BY WIFE

los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. "a
Pictures OF Carlyle Blackwell. dress
suited. dark-skinned film hero. were
drawn from the Pickering past in a
divorce complaint on file today by
his wife. Ruth Hartman Blackwell.
herself one Of the original golden
curied movie girls.
Blackwell married her In 1908 when
both ~ere waiting for minor assign
nents on the vitasrsph lot, tbs com
plaint stated. but eight years later
with his increasing prosperity. he
left her and they have since been
separated
hlimony Il asked, tho Blackwell vs.
said 70 have agreed 20 make prop.
erty eettioment He has consistent.
~ contributed 70 her support and
that OF their children. II was stated.
Blackwell IA said 10 be in New
York 81 the present time.
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
DEATHS

Bfssch, MsrGafetha- 30 yeaFs
King. Ethel. % year,.
Mcclellan. William J.. 90 years.
chrlsfof. steve. 80 years.
Edmondr. Or. William O.. 90 ysars
Jarvis. Sarah. 50 yeara.
Stalker. Roberta. = days
Reid. John. So years.
Dong. Ten. 50 years.
Lord. Harry Cobb. 81 years
Wickman. Elizabeth Mary. 80 years
Meyer. John. IS years
Lftfe1. Margaret c. "a years.
Kerns. John l.. ~ yearA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

Elliott ais
WE WILL BUY LIBEHTY BONA
WILL SELL
unit Inland Finance CO.
~ Johnston Piston A. Ring
$50 Hothert Process Steel
75o Sound Rubber Co.
1909 Victory Rubber Co.
1000 Krikwen Huitipowsr Aria
1000 Beacon Coal Co.
1000 Davis Car Co.
1900 Universal High Power.
1909 Western Smelling q Power.
5000 Wyoming Pacific OIL.
MAX WfSkLER
;it Union St Elliott 0ss0.
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
WARRANTS PURCHASED. sos
AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22

INE ft,s~,fs,gVy o,u
On electric line and just of paved
Heattie-Tacoma highway. Splendid
rich, black soil; level: enough
building material and small build
ings 20 construct comfortable
Improved district. convenient TO
intsrurban station Small cash pay
nent and monthly terms TO salts
factory party. rurke n Farrar.
Inc, i09 New York Block
~ ArHTg-YCTS OF WOOD
10 acres east OF Lake Washington.
terms. Good soil.
THE DOUGLAS CO. Owners
Main USE SIS Leary Buildlpg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-22
POULTRY

T-Ey TF0DE fsf.KND KTD YuT-
lets. different Sizes. different
prices. Take Rsnton interuFba
on Occidental and Yesier way. 20
Mortimer Station. walk two blocks
wesa ., KAnsirofn,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-11
ADEMAS DE LOS IS SUPERDREAD-
NAUGHTS PERMITIDcS nABRA
oTRoS DOS Y NUEvE CRUCEEos
RAPIDos PARA oFRos Us0S

WASHINGTON JUNO 28.- Uno de
los pssos para la destruction del cxceso
de tonelaje de los Estados Unidos, CO.
mo Sc convino en- el tratado de desar-
me naval. Sc dio hoy cuando ell subcomi
to especial del senado aprob6 Ell pro-
yecto de ley Ell que Sc autoriza al pre-
sidente Harding para abandonar todos
los programs de construcciones nava-
les destruir un gran nImero de raves
de guerra existentes.
Mientras ell imperio britanico, Fran
cia, Italia y ell Jap6n retardan la reduc
ci6n de sus grandes marinas, los Esta-
Cos Unidos por los terminus del proyec-
to demostraran al mundo que tienen
fe en- Ell tratado que firmaron en- la con
terencia de Washington.
El subcomite, seg1n Sc supo, infor-
mara hoy al comite en- pleno del sena-
do sobre asuntos navales y ell proyecto
de ley Sc discutira probablemente en-
Ell senado fines de la semana.
Cnando haya sido aprobado por Ell
senado, este cuerpo 10 enviara inmedia
tamente al presidente para, la frma,
rues que va el proyecto ha sido aproba-
do por la camara desde ell II de mayo
cuando el presidente frme la medida,
los Estados Unidos iran la cabeza del
lnundo en- materia de llevar efecto Ell
naval.
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pe nuestro correspOnsal en- New York;

( (De nuestro corresponsal en- New York;
Els atI'evido ell titulo de esta cronica.
Pido perdon al director del diario, que
le va dar su viSto bueno para que Sc
publique. LIE pido perdon al corrector
de pruebas, que tiene que leer esta
charla, quiera que no. Y pido luego per
don todos los miles de lectores que
la van a leer sin tener ninguna obliga
cion de hacerlo, con 10 cual muestran
una benevolencia de que estoy muy
agradecido.
Este cuarto hombre que Wells eligs
para coloearlo en- su ista de los seis
hombres mas grandes de la historic
no 10 habia dido nombrar yo antes de
rser a Wells.
Por supuesto, va sabe usted que no
puede tlaEarse de un homti,e como
Alejandro, o Julio Cesar Napoleon
A proposito de estos tres hombres que
llenan tantas paginas de todas las his
torias de la humanidad que Sc han es-
critic, Wells tiene este que Lscir: GQpe
contribuciones de valor permanente han
hecho la humanidad? Tome usted a
Alsjand1so primero. TIabiendD hereda
do de su padre una organization mi
/ litar eficiente conQuisto la Persia v
quedo en- possession de ese vasto impe
rior por aeis amos. 6Que cre6? Los his
toriadores dicen que helenizo Ell Este.
Pero en- Babilonia y en- Ell Egipto abnn
daban los griegos antes de su tempo
No fu6 Ia causa, sino una parte de la
helenizaci6n. Alexandra no construy6
caminos, no establecio rutas maritimas
y no cre6 instituciones educativas A
medida quo su Apoder aumento crecie
ron su arrogancia v su violencia. Era
I'm gran bebedor asesinaba sin pie
dad. En- una de sus bacanales. en- Ba
bilonia, fue victima de una fiebre re-
tentina murio la edad de treinta y
tres amos.
Ell case de Cesar es similar, dice; los
historiadores nos quieren hacer cre2r
que fue un gran politico de miras nun
diales. Pero la verdad es que fue un
gran disoluto extravagante Hon1bre
maduro va, cuando pudo haber hecho
mucho por Ell mundo, 81 hubiera posei-
do la vision que Sc lie atribuye, paso
I'm afio casi en- Egipto, entregado a sus
amoFss con Cleopatra. Tenia entonces
cincuenta y cuatro amos. Era mas un
sensualista que un director de HON
bres.
De Napoleon dice que ningtin otro
hombre lie dio la historic una oportuni
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Wells eIige como unO de los sGis hon.
bres mas grandGs de Ia historic a un
hOnbTo que listed no ha DIDO
nOmbTaT jamds

dad mejor que el. Ell viejo orden de
cosas estaba muerto moribundo Ex-
trailas fuerzas nuevas buscaban forma
direction. La promesa de una repil
blica mundial Y de una paz perpetua
zumhaba en- los oidos 'espirituales de
la multitud. 81 este hombre hubiera te-
nido profundidad de vision, 81 hubie-
ra tenido imagination creadora, 81 hu
biera Aenido ,amhicidn desinperesa6js
habria podido hacer labor humana que
10 habria convertible en- ell sol de Ia
historic. Pero no tenia NADIA de este.
He pasado en- revista, reproduciendo
Ia opinion de Wells, estos tres gran
des generates, v jefes de imperio, por-
que 'sl otro hombre que elige para su
sexteto hist6rico, es un general, url
jefe de imperio.
GQuien es? Es Asoka. iAsoka he di-
cho? GQuiens es Asoka? LILO habia dido
usped nombrar? Yo no. Z de ahi que
con tanto atreVimiento haya dicho q.
usted tampoco 10 habia dido nombrar.
En- este me puedo equivocar y en- tai
case, lie pido nuevamente perdoa. Aso
ka fue un monarca de la India que
vivio desde Ell aiio 274 hasta el 332 al
tes de la Era Cristiana. Su RENO Sc ex
tendia desde u Afganistan hasta Ma
dras. Ie 6l dice Wells para justifcar
su election: "Es ell inico monarca mi
litar en- la historic humana, que haya
abandonado La guerra dsspues de la
victoria. Concluida su unica guerra,
que fue un exito, anuncio que no iria
otra vez al campo de batalla y que Sc
dedicaria labrar la felicidad de su
pueblo. Sc dedico toda clase de ira
bajos de bien p1blico Nombro todo un
personal Official para sur,rvigilar las
obras de carload. Planto jardines con
yerbas medicinales Estimulo la educa
ci6n de las mujeres. 4or veintiocho
amos Sc dedic6 sana y 6esintoresadamen
to satisfacer las necesidades reales
de los hombres. Entire todos los miles
&c reyes, emperadores v msjestades de
la historic grandes v pequefios. Asoka
brilla solo, como una estrella. -
JLos otros dos hombres que elige
Wells pertenecen la edad moderna
5Quienes son2 ElijalOs usted primero.
Son muy conocidos. X como me ayuda
ban a mi cuando spaauenof en- las adj
vinanzas dici6ndome; ''blanco es, Ia
gallina 10 pore " con sal Sc comet,
lie dire que ambos pertenecen la raza
anglosajona, uno ingles, ell otro ameri
cano.
Tancredo PINOCHET.