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Evening star., 1915-10-20
Death of Guy Comley.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. October 20.-An
illness covering more than a year past
terminated in the death here early to-
day of Guy Comley, a widely known
newspaper writer. He was an author
ity on financial news and. for many
years was in charge Of the Wall street
bureau OF ths Sa1s't Associa.ed ave- press. Prior
her of the Washington staff of the as
sociation Mr.. Comley was son of
the late Gen. James NJ. Comley, editor
Of the Ohio State Journal and one time
minister to Honolulu.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
PUT BLAME ON GERMANS.
Russian Minister of. Interior Says
They Stir Up Strikes.

LONDON. October 20-A dispatch to
the Daily Telegraph from Petrograd
quotes Alexei Khvostoff. the minister
Of the interior, as saying in reply to a
question concerning the proclamation
of martial law in Moscow:
The Germans have got into a condi-
ton of utter exhaustion. They have
really lost the war and now will strive
to put drag on our activity and our
production of munitions by stirring up
strikes and causing confusion and dis
organization in our means of trans
port"
Evening star., 1915-10-20
ALLIES IN A HOLE,
ONE bR|TON'S
Military Expert Says Confusion
Is Pitted Against Strong
and United Foe.

LONDON, October 20, :os
.p.m.-"We are in hole,' says
the military correspondent of the
Evening Standard, commenting
on the present situation. "It is
not the first time we have been
in hole, for it was touch and 90
at Cambria and Landrecies on
August 26, 1914, and again in
Flanders year ago, but we did
not know it then. This time we
do know it.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
EASTLAND CLAIMS FILED.
$470,000 Is Asked for Victims o1
Steamship Disaster at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Octboer 20.-Claims totaling
$4,000 against the st. Joseph-Chicago
Steamship Company and the Indiana
Transportation Company for the deaths
of forty-one persons and the injury Of
six others in the Eastland disaster were
filed in the United States district court
here today.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
James Blakely Dies in London.

LONDON, October 20. 1o:45 am
James Blakely. the actor. died in Lon
don yesterday afternoon. He was born
forty-two years ago and made his
first appearance in Brighton at the age
of eighteen. He played in the United
States for nearly three years. begin
ming in 1906.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
PAYMENTS on German Loan,

BERLIN, october 20. by wireless to
Sayville, N. Y.-The sum of 1876, 900. .O0O
marks s1,ss4. 900. .oOo), or 62.s per cent
of the installments on the third Ger
man war loan. had been paid in cash up
to october Is, although the subscrip-
ton terms provided that only 30 per
cent was required to be paid by Octo-
ber IS. the Overseas News Agency an
nounces.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Gov. DUNES Daughter Weds.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, October 20-Two
thousand guests were invited to the
wedding here today of Miss Eileen
Mary Dunno. eldest daughter of Gov
Edward F. Dunno, and William Joseph
Corboy of Chicago. The bride received
stacks of congratulatory letters, In
Guiding communications from President
Wilson and Col Theodore Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
LOAN OF A HALF BILLION
TO BE ISSUED BY RUSSIA

PETROGRAD. October 20, via Lon
don. 2:11 pm. - The Russian govern
ment is preparing for the early issue
of an internal loan of 1000, ,0OO, 900
rubles Cs500.000.0 .000). The interest rate
will be 5h per cent. The loan will
run for a short term
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Results of New Jersey Election
Cause. Ants to Ponder When
Vote Is Analysed.
SHOW 40 PER CENT OF
MEN FAVORED AMENDMENT
Workers to Center Efforts on Legis.
lature-Efects on New York
Campaign Minimized.
BY N. o. MESSENGER.

NEW YORK, October 20.-While the
expected happened in New Jersey and
the sunragist tyros in politics were
given practical example of how a per-
fectly good political machine can work.
the returns from yesterdays special
election have given the anti-suffragists
something to ponder over very Sc
riously.
The point Is this: While up to this
time the charge has been made that
suffrage sentiment was confined largely
to the women. the ballots prove that 40
per cent of the male vote cast yester-
day favors woman suffrage. Further
more. it must be taken into considera-
tion that every one of the 1898 votes
counted for suffrage were bona f1de
votes, while it is by no means sure that
the 1926 in opposition were all hon
estly cast, although counted.
Sizing Up the Vote.
Further food for thought was fur
nished the politicians in the reflection
that in such machine controlled coun-
ty as HUDSON (Jersey City, 24,10O men
out of 31.476 were for suffrage; that in
Essex (Newark) 1928 out of 34,s76
favored it: that in Passaic county 1O.-
766 out of 1899 favored it, and in
Union county 7,15s out of 1O.4so were
for suffrage. Calculated on a percent
age basis, the women say they have
reason to be gratified.
The women realize the Significance of
this showing and already are planning
to utilize the strength developed in
yesterdays election. Says Mrs. Feick-
ert, the suffragist campaign manager
for New Jersey: while we have been
defeated. we are in. a stronger position
than ever before. for in the future in
all our legislative work we will be the
representatives of many thousands of
voters and not merely some workers
I'VE will start in tomorrow upon a
new suffrage campaign. 1t is not our
intention to wait for the next five years
to take our cause again to the voters,
but to get presidential suffrage at the
next session of the state legislature.
THE United States Constitution pro-
vides that the legislature of each state
shall determine who in that state shall
vote for presidential and vice presi-
Dental electors, and it is within the
states power to give US that degree Of,
suffrage"
Evening star., 1915-10-20
MAY NOTIFY KAISER
OF BROKEN PAROLE
Secretary Lansing Considering
Desertion of German Officers
From lnterned Ship.

Germany's attention probably will be
called officially to the two commits
stoned officers and six warrant officers
of the interned German commerce
raiders at the Norfolk navy yard who
have broken parole. Acting Secretary
Roosevelt Of the navy will discuss with
Secretary Lansing what steps are to
be taken.
No trace has been found of Lieut..
Koch and DIR. Kruger Kroeneck of the
Prinz Eitel Friedrich, who have over
stayed their leave from the ship four
days. They were seen in Newport
News and Norfolk last Sunday, but Of
| ficials have been unable to find any
trace of them since.
No Trace of Yacht Eclipse.
Neither has the yacht Eclipse, on
which six warrant officers from the
Kronprinz Wilhelm put to sea, been
found. 1t has been currently reported
in Norfolk that the men on the Eclipse
were taken on a Swedish steamer out
side the capes and that the yacht was
sunk
Whatever action the State Depart
ment may decide upon, no more of the
German sailors will have an opportun-
ity to escape. The crews of both ships
now are strictly confined to their ves-
sells Additional marine guards may be
posted. launches may be placed on pa
troll duty and, II necessary. the crews
will be transferred to guarded build
ings ashore.
Conduct Deplored by Commander.
NORFOLK, Va. October 20.-In re-
porting the absence of Lieut.. Koch and
Dr. Kruger Kroeneck from the interned
cruiser Eitel Friedrich. Capt. Thieri-
chen, commanding that vessel. told
Rear Admiral Beatty of the Norfolk
navy yard he deplored the conduct of
the officers very much. He said they
could have served their country to
greater advantage by staying with
their ship and respecting the parole,
for which he had given his word of
honor to the naval authorities when
the Eitel Friedrich interned at this
port He said he was thoroughly dis
gusted with the officers who were due
to report to their ship last -unday.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Germans Hold $4,000 British.

LONDON. October 20.-"Approximate te-
iy $4,000" was the official answer in
the house of commons to a request for
information as to the total nugnber of
British prisoners of war In Germany.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Individual EXPRESSIONS.
Opposes Restrictions.

Senator Works said that he believed
ample Opportunity should be given citi-
zens Of the District to present their views
and that he did not think any restriction
ar to time should be placed upon their
hearings.
Il agree with Senator Works" said
Representative Cooper, this matter be-
fore the committee has been in dis,u,.
Tor the last seventy-fve years as I nm
derstand 1t. and is Of the most vital i'm
porance 10 the citizens Of the Dis,ric,
There should be no rule urescrihin. ~
amount OF time which shall be given 10
hearings. e'S' "
vi tourse' II there is any attempt To
protract the arguments. III, COMMIT, at'
can take steps TO close them up, Ru,
we nave until December to MAX. ms
investigation, and ] am in favor OF taL1
ing the entire time, II necessary
MI Macfarland referred 10 tho bri.,
nied by the joint citizens committee
which Is published III full elsewbere !,
The Star today. IA
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Need of Determination,

The writer goes on to argue that the
only way for Great Britain to meet the
situation is to cease attacks on her
statesmen and face the facts with quiet
determination, bearing in mind that If
England is suffering, Germany is suf-
fering more, and that ION the fronts
which matter most they (the Germans)
are doing no more than holding their
own" and are now unable to increase
their forces in the field and soon will
be unable to maintain them.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Public Opinion Shaken,

I'VE have lost faith In the ability of
our statesmen and in the strategic con-
duct of the war and in the willingness
of the people to support the war: three
or four very serious questions now ex-
ercise the minds of politicians and pub
lie alike, and threaten to wreck the
government; in France the best known
minister has resigned: in Russia public
opinion is. badly shaken. = Four
great powers are full of good will for
one another, but each is law unto
itself
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Facts Are Assembled.

Mr. Macfariand stated that the toin,
citizens committee was organized after
the creation of the joint IseIect com
mittee of Congress. early in March. and
in accordance with his statement to
the joint select commission March Is.
has been working ever since to collect
and present the facts as to the fiscal
relation between the United States and
the District of Columbia, from 1880
to the present time, with the result tina [
they have assembled the facts in a
more complete form than has even been
done before and are prepared to present
the substance of vast mass of data
taken chiefly from official sources.
He said that the conclusion drawn
y CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Face a United Enemy.

"On the enemy's side we find unity
of purpose, singleness of control and
constant willingness to sacrifice every
thing and take all risks. The Germans
have been held up here and repulsed
there, but they can claim that whereas
they have never been badly beaten
anywhere. to offset the battle of the
Marne they have added Poland to their
conquests and threaten to overrun
Serbia"
Evening star., 1915-10-20
-.--ss--5a-1--s-s7s7 77-17s'F77
Probable Effect Discussed.

The next question now is what effect
the action in New Jersey will have
upon the campaign In New York and
Massachusetts, which states are to
vote November 2 on woman suffrage.
Opinion is divided, some thinking that
the defeat will encourage opposition In
New York: that the strength of the
suffragist movement, as shown in the
balloting, will awaken the New York
machine managers to realization of the
seriousness of the situation that con-
fronts them, and that the result will
be to set to work all those potent
when a cause is critical, the outcome to
be that nothing will be left undone in
this state to beat suffrage.
Fair Election Promised.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. chairman
of the New York state campaign COM
mittee. says: THE political parties in
New York have given US their word
that they will grant a fair election and
"a fair count, and consequently we dc
not consider that the New Jersey cleo
tion will have any effect on New York
men. The New York press has so ad-
vertised the corrupt influences in New
Jersey politics that from the time the
suffrage measure was passed by the
legislature to the time when they
printed the ballots and left the num-
bers off, it was evident these corrup,
influences in New Jersey intended tc
vote the amendment down If they
could. And II they couldn't, then they
would try to count it out. Therefore
it surprises no one that New Jersey
has been lost.
we are grateful that New York
possesses no such corrupt influences
as those that dominate New Jersey"
Evening star., 1915-10-20
WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight. Tomorrow fair,
somewhat cooler; gentle south and SOUTH
west winds.
Temperature for the past twenty-four
hours: Highest, rs. at 3 pm yesterday:
lowest, 63, at I am today.
For full report see page is.
Evening star., 1915-10-20

BUDAPEST, via London.
October 20, 1857 a.m.-Ac-
cording to a special dispatch
to the Este the German and
Austro Hungarian troops
operating along the Danube
river against the Serbians
have effected junction
west of Semendria
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Work of Villa Junta Ended.

The Villa agency here closed it's
doors today, and the junta scattered.
1t was announced that in view of the
recognition of Gen. Carranza there was
no further need for maintaining it.
The closing of the agency is. regarded
as significant in the Latin colony as
indicating the Villa forces are not go
ing in for an active campaign. at least
in Washington.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
Silliman to Return to Vera Cruz.

John R. Slliman. the State Depart
ment's representative at Vera Cruz, re-
called to Washington recently to con-
fer with officials on c0nditions in Mex
| ico has been ordered to return to Vera
Cruz, where he will remain probably
| two months, and later will return to
Saltillo, his regular station.
Evening star., 1915-10-20
PRESIDENT ORDERS
EMBARGO ON ARMS
Shipment of Munitions to Mex
ieQ Halted by Order
Issued Today.
CARRANZA GOVERNMENT
is MADE EXCEPTION
Eliseo Arredondo to Garry Letters Of
Recognition to First Chief
at Saltillo, Mexico.

President Wilson today declared an
embargo on the shipment of arms and
ammunition to Mexico
The President signed a supplement
tary order, however, which excepts
Gen. Carranza's government from the
embargo and permits munitions to go
through to him unhampered- The pro-
hibition applies to the factions opposed
to the government which the United
States has recognized.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04

eta hra E. Lammin-K oskinen,
jota vastaan Observation-Disclosures
sa paraillaan on vireilla oikeus-
juttu konkurssirikoksesta, on
poistunut paikkakunnalta, ia
pyysi etsivaa poliisia etsimaan ia
pidattamaan hra Lammin-K Kos
kisen. Kuten tunnettaneen, joh-
tut syyte konkurssirikoksesta
hra Lammin-K oskista vastaan
llmoitustoimisto Hermeksen
konkurssissa. Notwithstanding
non puolesta on ilmoitettu, eta
yhti0n tilikirjoja eli ole viela eh-
ditty lopullisesti tarkastaa, NUT
ia eta tahan asst nousee 10 hra
oskisen virheellisyyk-
sien kautta liikkeen havio noin
$4,000 markham.
Etsiva poliisi ryhtyi heti tar
mokkaisiin toimenpiteisiin hra
oskisen pidattamisek-
81, mutta tahan mennessa eli ha-
nesta viela ole mitaan tietoja
saapunut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04

sa ovat meidan helmemme ia ja-
lokivemme. Silloin sal tue US
kollinen Herran palvelija mart
tyri kuoleman. Tue pakana hal
litsija valmistutti vuoteen hanel-
lie ia antoi vienolla tulella kuu-
mentaa, ia Sc oil rautainen. Siina
tue uskollinen Jeesuksen tunnus-
taja sal paattaa taman surkean
ia astua Herransa j.
loon. Stella han nyt ijati ylistaa
10 sta, joka antoi hanelle vol
tuon tulisen rauta vuoteen
paalle kylliksi p~aistua. Vol on
nellinen sina Laurentius, joka
salt kruunun jo oman Herrasi
kadesta. Rakkaat ystavat, mika
ihana kuva on nellie tuossa koo-
tussa joukossa, jotka Lauren
teus kokosi. Siina on oikein Her
ran seurakunnan muoto. Herran
kirkko on taistellut ia voittanut.
Sen naemme kuhn luomme lyhy-
en- silmayksen alkuaikaan heti
Helluntain jalkeen kuhn Evan
keliumi rupesi leviamaan apostle
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04

lien kautta ulonma Jerusalemin
pakanain sekaan. Vuonna sc oil
ensimainen marttyyri, Stefano.
Ap. T. Z. Ankarasti on kirkko
taistellut, mutta myoskin on
v~oittanut. Sen nimessa, joka sa-
moo: olkaa hyvassa t~urvassa, mi
ma voitin mailman. Apostoli
Johannes huudahtaa: meidan US
komme on Sc voitto, joka mail
man voitti. Tuossa uskossa on
ensimainen Kristuksen kirkko
taistellut ia voittanut. Sc on Oh
Tut vain koyha, mailman vainoo-
ma ia pilkkaama joukko. Ne,
jotka mailman odessa hullut O.
vat, on Jumala valinnut, eta
Han viisaat hapeaan saattaisi, ia
ne yl0n katsotut ia ne, jotka eli
mitaan ole, eta Han ne, jotka
jotakin ovat, turhaksi tekisi. 1
Kor. 1. Min on Jumala alma
maan paalla heikompain, mitat-
t0mampain ia halpain ihmisten
kautta ihmeita toimittanut. Min
oil apostolein aikana ensimainen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04

sa oil han kohonnut vuosien ku-
luessa everstiksi.
Aleksanteri Ijas oil herttainen
ia vaatimaton henkil0 ia erittaih
lahjakas kieliniekka. Han pu-
hui puhtaasti suomen, ~ruotsin,
venajan, saksan, ranskan, eng
'lannin ia puolan kielta seka tur-
kin, arabian ia persian kielta.
Ollessaan Itamaisten kielien aka
demiassa han m. M. kaansi usei-
ia Juhani Anon lastuista per-
siankielelle ia kokoelman malta
kaann0ksia han lahjoitti Bukha-
ran Emirille taman kaydessa
Pietarissa.
Aleksanteri Ijas oil enemman
tiedemies kuhn sotilas, harva eu-
ropalainen on varmaankaan tun-
tenut min Itamaan oloja kuhn
han ia harva on varmaankaan
syventynyt min kuhn han itamai-
seen, varsinkin persialaiseen,
kirjallisuuteen, minka verran
han on kuvannut ia jattanyt jail
keensa muistiinpanoja, on val
kea samoa; ikava on, jos hanen
varmaankin arvokas kokoelman-
sa tassa suhteessa on mennyt
hukkaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04

kirkko, joka taisteli ia voitti.
Ensimainen kirkon aka alkaa
Helluntaista ia sen aka loppuu
". 500. Sitten alkaa keski al
ka, tue suuri lahetys aka, josta
kirkko-historia kertoo. Keskia-
jan kirkko ulottuu vuoteen 1917,
jolloin alkoi sitten uskon puhdis-
tuksen aikakausi kirkko-isa
Martti Lutheruksen aikana, jos
sa aikakaudessa me nyt elamme.
Mutta me taas hyppaamme taak-
sepain apostolien aikakauteen ia
luomme stella silmayksen lyhy-
est tuon ensimaisen kirkon
taisteluihin. Ell silloin joudettu
Jumalaa ia maailmaa yhteen So
vittamaan, niinkuin nykyaikana
tehdaan, Mutta eli ole Rama
tussa myoskaan mistaan aka
kaudesta sanottu, niinkuin tas-
ia, eta voisi ola mahdollista
min valitutkin eksytettaisiin.
Sis nyt juuri meidan aikakau-
femme on kaikkein vaarallisin
(Jatk.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Suuri tulipalo Keravalla.

Helsingista ilmoitetaan eta
Tammikuun 80 p. aamulla, vahan
VII klo 5. paasi tuli valloilleen Ke-
ravan Mylly- ia Puunjalostus-
osakeyhti0n tehtaalla Keravalla.
Tehdas sijaitsee Keravan ase-
malta, noin 800 metrin paassa
itaanpain.
Tehdasryhma kasitti raken-
nuspuuseppatehtaan, myllyn ia
sahk0laitoksen, sahan ia h0ylaa-
mon. Myllyssa, johon kuului
ruis- ia kauramylly, jauhatettiin
paitsi paikkakuntalaisten vii
jaa, myoskin yhtion ostamaa vii
jaa kaupaksi. Sahkolaitos antoi
valon paitsi oman tehtaaseen,
my0skin koko Keravan paikka-
k%unnalle, rautatieasemalle ia
Koivulan Observation-Disclosures yh-
teensa noin 1900 lamppuun. ST.
tapaitsi antoi Sc sahk0voimaa
Keravan puuseppatehtaalle, joka
harjoittaa e~tupaassa huonekalu-
teollisuutta. Sahk0laitoksen tur-
milo vaikuttaa sis melko pahasti
Keravan seutuun, Sc kun jaa il
man sahkovaloa ia s~ahk0voimaa.
Keravan Pumppu- ia Armatuu-
ritehdas vol kuitenkin pieneksi
osaksi korvata taman puutteen.
Tehdas, valmiit ia puolivalmiit
ty0t lautapihan arvo on 1910
tuhatta markkaa, vaikka sc Poh-
jolassa ia Sammossa on vakuu-
tettu vain $3.50 tuhannesta
markasta.
Tehtaan tyovaest0a ia henki-
l0kuntaa on AZ henkea. Tehtaan
omisti ensin yksityinen. Yhti0n
haltuun joutui Sc v. 1909. job
taja on rakennusmestari K. F.
Sipi, joka palon sattuessa oil
matkoilla Savossa.
Poliisitutkinnon palon johdos-
ia pitt Tuusulan ministries u.
Seitola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Kri$tuk$en $%eurakuMMan
ulkomuoto.
(Jatk. e~delliseen.)

Mutta minkalainen sitten on
tuon uskovaisen seurakunnan
muoto taalla m~aailmassa?
Sc on niinkuin katselisi sairaa-
.laa ulkeapain, jossa viruu mo-
nenlaisia potilaita ia kaikki odot-
tavat laakarin aqua. JOS kat
somme seurakuntaa ulkoapain,
min silloin 'tulemme erehtymaan
kun riipumme seurakunnan ul-
konaisissa heikkouksissa ia vir-
heissa ia silloin joutuu ihminen
kuhn joutuukin vaaraksi tuoma-
riksi. Seurakunta on kaikilla
heikkouksilla ia raihnaisuuksil-
la taalla maanpaalla verhottu.
Sc on totiseti niinkuin "lasareet-
ti", jossa on toiset heikkoja sal
rata, toiset taas terveempia ia
vakevampia ruumiin voimista ia
ne tukee STELLA muita heikompia,
kantavat heille vetta ia muuta
mita tarvitsevat. Main on myos
Herran seurakunta taalla maan
paalla. Siina on toiset heikko-
ia uskossa, toiset vakevia. Stella
tue ylilaakari tuota rakastettua
morsiatansa hoitaa, joka makaa
taalla karsien omassa itsessansa
synnin tuottamista vaurioista ia
ikavoiden paasinpaivaa. Stella
ovat nuo vakevat asetetut sta
varten, eta he tukisivat heikko-
ia ia kantaisivat toinen toisensa
'kuormaa ia min Kristuksen la
kia tayttaisivat. Kysyn sinulta,
ystavani, miksika tue kaikkival-
tias Jumala on sen noin syvaan
heikkouteen jattanyt? Kuule-
han, ystavani, senvuoksi, eta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-04
Su0malaiselta leikattu paa.

"Persialaisten lahteiden mu-
kaan ilmoitetaan Venajan vara-
konsulin Soudschbulakissa LAX
sen traagillisesta kuolemasta.
Turkkilaisten ia kurdien hyoka-
tessa Mianduabiin han haavoit-
tut, jonka jalkeen hanen paansa
leikattiin irti ruumiista ia kan
nettiin piikin karjessa joukon e.
dessa sen marssiessa Maragiin".
Eversti Ijaksen kuoleman YAH
vistaa American Teheranissa o.
levan konsulin sahkosanoma,
mutta tiedonanto, eta paa olisi
irroitettu ruumiista, kaipaa YAH
vistusta.
Aleksanteri Ijas oil ~syntynyt
Loviisassa v. 1869, tuli Suomen
kadettikouluun ". 1884, josta sal
paast0todistuksen p%riimuksena
v. 1891, jolloin hanen nimensa
merkittiin kadettikoulun marmo-
ritauluun ia astui aliluutnantik-
81 Liettuan kaartin rykmenttiin
Varsovassa. Vuonna 1895 han
suoritti tutkinnon itamaisten
kielien akademiassa Pietarissa,
josta min ikaan paasi ensimaise-
ma ". 1898. Komennettiin sen
jalkeen Turkestamiin, oil monta
vuotta Pietarissa rajapaallikk0-
ma Afganistania vastaan, jolloin
hanen kaskettavanaan oil seka
venalaisia eta persialaisia jouk-
koja. Hanta kaytettiin useissa
vaikeissa diplomaattisissa tehta-
vissa Aasiassa, joista usea oil e.
rittain vaarallinen. Oil Wine
vuosina Venajan varakonsulina
Pohjois-P ersiassa, sotilas arvos-