NEW YORK TIMES
ATHENS (Sept. 18, 1922, pg. 2) –
Refugees constantly arriving from Asia relate new
details of the Smyrna tragedy. On Thursday last, there were six
steamers at Smyrna to transport the refugees, one American, one
Japanese, two French and two Italian. The American and Japanese
steamers accepted all comers without examining their papers, while the
others took only foreign subjects with passports.
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