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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

ing forces are % - adequately x-c
steadily Supported A-d s-p7.ie3- Tn.
means. in the :l-ss pAce ika. indus
~ u-s- ts kept A. ths MAXIMUM Z
production. c1zs-slsl. with the p-e-
servst-cn q TIE health and vltAltv q
tne WORKERS ot ths coU1--T. TIE most
unlYerszl ard immediate tax uPCn
every civilian therefore. Is the tax
q increased effort intezser ApplicA-
;ic-. and ccrc--r-A:ion On the s-ecifi,,
,oo he Is al There mGSt bs 4 czre:-t
n-sosrci1g q every source ot "a
colal energy. physical. social and
sc-@Iufic For these resources are
first lines ot domestic war work. tn,
frs; lines behind the lines
The ichic1emcnts Of Peace.
rcT the last generation, in our leg
islsccn. IN our education. and IN oc-
social and philsnthropic work, We
have been trying increasingly % make
The nation make the most ot Itself We
have been lettering the conditions az
labor and q living. by law and BY
private effort we have succee ied ~
maintaining an Increasingly hiEh
standard q health and efficiency. We
have been EXPERIMENTING in education
adapting our school machinery and
methods % the newer industrial con-
dit!ons and the modes OF living ann
ca ming lNlnE tnaf they were fore
ing upon our children our bureaus
II public health, our labor laws, and
our charitable organizations nave
combined 10 reduce the ravages OF
disease, fatigue. and unhealthfui sur
roundings both IN the home and work
ing life Of the poor.
Nnst BE Preserved In War
The first impulse after war was de-
clared vas TO cast all ones effort and
enthusiasm into work that had an i'm
mediate and obvious military bearing;
10 regard recOnstructs|e activities as
luNuries that must wait for their con-
tinuance Until the war was over But
these protective and conserving z
agencies are peculiarly necessary N
war time when increaeed pressure IN
every department OF life and industry
tends to throw of the safeguards Il
has taken a generation TO achieve.
one OF the most important branches
of military science is devoted TO keep
ing the soldier at the maximum -.
vitality. II Is TO less imperative 20
keep the civilian corps at the same
pitch Of effectiveness. The conserv-
ing and constructive agencies Of
peace. whether in the form Of labor
legislation. education, or social work.
instead ~ being abandoned. should
be redoubled in their efforts and. so
far AS conditions will permit, broad
cned in their scope
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20
Oklahoma Charters.
World Capita Bureau.
I0ol Campbe'l Building


I0ol Campbe'l Building
OKLAHOMA CITY. ok. Aug. 19.-
Sec-etary Of state J /. LYON has
grontcd the following charters;
Clinton Overland company. clinton,
capital. $1,000; incorporators G. =.
Root. F 9. Newkirk, w. D. Dassa-
man. clinton
The American Exchange hank.
Miami. capital. $50 900; incorporators,
j T. Cophart. J. r. Khaley, Miami;
L. T Sammons, McAlcster.
Kan-Oka Lead & Zinc company,
Miami capital. 10000: incorporators.
+. I. Green, r. r. Thomson, A. c.
Towne Miami.
Blue Bonnet oil company. Okla
homa CITY. capital, $50. 900; infoI oIro--
tors. Ed S Wesson. G. f. Sands. Dali
las. Texas; G. r. Stanton oklahoma
City.
The Knickerbockcr company. Mus
kogee. capital. $40. 900: incorporators.
4. c. Felt. d. g. Bailey, +. G. Gillock.
Muskogee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

our attorney general has deter
mined that Ancel carp can act as
head jan.tor at the capitol building
and state adju,ant general stimuli
taneously without violatlngsany state
500 that the state treasurer refused
1900 that hte state treasurer refused
TO pay. Ancel is indeed fortunate
and 1t does seem pity that the gov
ernor can't Tx 1t up so he could draw
a salary for looking after the state
insane asylum and reformatory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

rccorS -N-eskire figure a. which the
AgusA 5 Selhng E>ron one tor e.,
hrccmco-H e.ShJy Soren Arccras can
he rDsz utastgrcd. wh.ch SCH a. frou'
ssSe - $50 dozen IN = fn'she1
t--tc
The ADVANTAGE % ArNonpcorn grow -
ing - the Caick hSrveSt and the lSrse
returns Tor the grower. The cary
crop Is harvested before most cthe 7
products Sre gathered, giving TIE pro
ducers ready money At time wnen
most needed
The harvest THIS year is about
thirty DAYS late owing 70 lSte plant ~
and Sow growing conditions. The
.reu who harvest ghe crop are cAlle1
"Broonccra Jchnaies- and receive
from s.st % IS 3 day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20
COUNTY ATTORNEYS TO ACT
FOR STATE IN INJURY CASES
Thus Rules Attorney General in Mat
ter Of Industrial COmpcn-
Sa'ion.


1901 Campbell Building
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 19.-
County attorneys of the state should
represent claimants for damages
under the laws governing Industrial
mpcnsatlOn. where the suits have
been brought in the name o. the in
dustrlal commission. is the holding Of
the attorney general, in an opinion
given the industrial commission to-
day. The compensation law makes II
the duty OF the commission TO prose
cute suit for damages whore the
employer has failed 10 compensate an
amploye injured There 10 no provision
FOR pay for private counsel. therefore
II Is the duty OF the state 10 stand the
prosecution. The attorney genera!
says that e is the duty OF the county
attorney then 10 represent the state
in matters where the state "a inter
sted. Suits In these cases must be
brought in the county having venue
o: the injury. or where the injured
person resides.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

The Canadian who wrote the local
Chamber Of Commerce, asking II It
were true that the Indians of okla
homa were on the war path In resist
ance 10 the army draft needs a biz
of education A good percentage OF
the volunteer enllstmonts IN the army
have been distributed among the
Choctaw. Chickasaw, Cherokee Creek.
Seminole and Usage tribes and okla
boma experienced the draft long be-
fore Canada dared TO attempt such n
measure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

Just heard OF the meanest mon in
Tulsa county \ father Of three sons.
residing north Of this city, wins the
distinction by compelling this trio Of
offsprings % furnish squirrel meat for
the family hy the David Goliath route.
The head OF tho house furnishes each
son n round, smooth pebble and In
strucuons 20 return with one squ,rre'
and the rock. a woodshedding IL the
result IL the Instructions are not lived
up 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

4 negro policeman. In giving tesil-
u0ny in the municipal court as 6
a negro urchln's ability a. a sneak
thief declared: Judge. that tri:l.ns
shine could steal red-hot cooks'oye
during the morning meaitime.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

Police az the rauou's capital have
Issued orders 20 the plcket.ug sufira-
gists Of such import that II might be
safe 20 prophesy a cessation of ban
uer-toung activities ia the near fl-
ture II is regrettabie that such or
ders have not been IN effect for
months
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

Many mixtures have been tired 70
increase the speed Of automobiles.
but all good road enthusiasts ar;
Asreed that gasoline and liquors with
a greater mule power than grape Juice
ar. lad On motors roads and limbs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

Some are prone 20 criticize the eE-
.mpuon q one-eyed men on The
ground that only one sye II used IN
shooting. j. may be the war depart
ment fears the shooter win close the
WIZ eEe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

Tie yoUng lady across the way was
astonshed during her visit 20 Camp
Sinclair 70 see mem bers u the amOl-
lance company az practice. especially
those who are dDv1'.ug their tire o.
increasing their ability 20 lie on 'Ae
ltters while 'vo blnNes carry them
.rouud the Nsd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

TowrE.te promoters who resort 20
s;ories % draf, resistance and rebel
lion % bring the name ~ their place
OF abode into print should be treated
as rlugieaders q such plots No
county jail is complete sithou, one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

a large percentage Of the wear an.
tear on the downtown streets, and
most OF traffic congestion could be
eliminated in this section Of the city
II slow-moylng sand and gravel wag-
ons and heay.ly-loaded drays and ice
carts were forced to pass along side
streets or thru the alleys.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

Those European tanks may be
great machines. but wc VII DOUBT
their Iuyincibleness until they make
a suceessful tour Of Tulsa county
roads
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

Patriotism, after all may lead
Grover Blum thru the prison door 20
freedom. This often imprisoned lad
has TAKEN a physical examination be-
fore the local draf, board and .s
ready for military service 1t - D."
possible that hs cell IN The county
jan be occup pied By siacksr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

On yes. they are just tearing down
that nye-story building erected last
year. In order to erect tweiye-Nory
affair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20
In the Subtle Suburbs

Prince Albert-Country people are
SO refined.
Lord Salisbury-Yes. they all have
such fine manors-Chaparra
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

In a discussion as TO who is the
greatest poet of the age. between
Miss Fruzie Allsop and the Wild On
ion school teacher the other day. Miss
FruIie entered a dark horse In the
person Of her unknown correspondents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20
Midnight Monologuc.

Did you get in without your wife
hearing you last night?"
NO: and / didn't get in without
my hearing her, either"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20
by George bingham

The undertaken at Tckville was In
this vicinity the forepart OF tho week.
lie ia on a trade for the Mall Car
rier's horse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20
DOMESTIC WELFARE.
IN Army Of One Hundred Million.

Perhaps the most important mill
tary lesson we can learn from the
allies three years Of warfare is thar
the battles II this war will be won,
IN large part. behind the lines How
ever we'll trained may he the army
In khaki. its effectiveness Will be in
timatcly dependent upon the effect
lyeness of the civilian army at hun,,.
The ununiformed divisions OF educa-
ton. industry, agriculture. and social
service. although their duties are less
spectacular are no less pivOtally i'm
portant than the divisions on the
fields of France Even million mem
in the field will mean little with a
sluggish 9s. 900. 900 at home. With an
organized country behind the army.
we are literally mobilizing "A force Of
a hundred million for victory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-20

The primary work OF this rauoni
civilian army is 10 furnish those sup
plies nect ssary 20 win the war. ana
al the same time try 10 keep up the
work of The country with as little
interruption as Is now possible. Fight
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
MANY SENATE CHANGES SEND
MEASURE 10 CONFERENCES
WITH BIG DIFFERENCES
LIQUOR FIGHT STILL IMPtNG
Probably some Form Of Compromise
win 10 Effected With Chances
Favoring tho senate Blil

Washington. July 23.--Congres.
sionai conferees began the final
drive 70 put on the statutes books
a food control bill. The arguments
are expected TO take at least week.
Saturday being the earliest date set
by the most optimistic congressman.
for the disposition Of the measure.
The Snfoot liquor commAndsering
resolution. food administration
board. senate's amendments appoint
ing Joint congressional committee to
chsck over the food administrator
and other board work. are expected
10 cause a lot Of discussion.
The senate refused to rsconsldsr
the measure this mornlng when
Trammsl OF Florida attempted 10
open decentralization q the Se wheat
price.
As Il left the senate. the bill pro-
vides:
A food administration board Of
three members. instead Of the one
man board that Herbert c. Hoover
was TO constitute. One OF the men
must be n practical farmer.
Government control OF the coal
from the mouth OF the mine must
be assumed.
Conflscatlng Of oil bonded liquor.
the government TO pay fair price
for II. and prohibition Of spirits dis
tiilatlon.
Minimum price OF ~ a bushel for
highest grades OF wheat until July 1,
1919, with priccs Of other grades in
proportion.
Appropriations OF more than
$50. .000. .0o0---Sl0. 900. .oooof Il for
government purchase and distribu.
tion OF nitrate soda to stimulate
crops.
The house must accept all senate
amendments or a compromise must
DO reached.
A big part Of the fight viii center
around the liquor question The
house forbade use Of food for man
usacture Of all intoxicants. Tho sen
ate bill permits manufacture Of wine
and beer. This Is expected to be
the principal stumbling block.
Disposition Of the liduor questions
affects hundreds Of millions Of dol
lars In revenue and holds up action
on the war tax bill.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
STAGE
EACH OUTBREAK
safra9ists Carefully Rchcarse Each
Disturbance With View TO secur-
ing Widest Publicity

Washington. July 23.--Evcry mill
tant suffrage disturbance In WASH
Ington is planned. rehearsed and
staged by the National woman's
Party like the big scene In q movie
melodrama. Then n 10 put across"
on schedule tIme. when the suffra-
gist captains are sure the newspaper
correspondents and camera-men are
out In force. whom advance notices
have drawn q crowd 10 the spot and
when the vote hunters are sure they
will get their moneys worth In
worldwide pubteitys
Miss Alice Paul and Miss Lucy
Burns are the stage managers. They
write the scenarios. Mrs. Abbey
Scott Baker. queen OF press agentes-
ses, commands the army Of fair
scrfbes which spreads the startling
details and makes sure all newspa-
pers and press associations are kept
informed. esse
When riot In planned the hour 10
usually set for l2;s0 p. m. or t:so
p, m. when the necessary spectators
and participants willbe supplied BY
crowds OF clsrks coming from the
state. war and navy building. The
militants show" 10 planned at their
headquarters near the white House.
Volunteers crowd around the leaders.
anxious to be cast In prominsnt roles.
Mira. Bakers brigade gets busy. Tele-
phones tinkle In all newspapsr Of
Acss. TIE svsntsis @anssnAs1. .rAs
rehearsal completed. out sally the
women. do their stunts. get arrested,
get released and return to headcuar-
ters. 4~ss
Then rings the clatter and clash OF
typewriters. They batter forth sar-
castle descriptions Of the scene.
And when the dust settles. the
patrol wagons cease their clangor and
the angry cries OF the mobs die away.
staring headlines In the newspaper
mark the end Of the militants' per
feet day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
sAsfMIEs WILL HAVE
GOOD FARE IN FRANCE

a ID. l. . . d.
Washington, July 2s.-Uncis
Sans soldier in France won't DO
Obliged to subsist on the ordinary
.sbeef and beans' populariy suppos-
ed to be the only army edibles-
Food contracts placed BY the gov
eminent show the American fight
ers will have four kinds Of tea. cof-
fee and plenty Of sranulated sugar.
pickles. all sorts OF peppers and
spices. potatoes onions. flour for
biscuits. hard bread. cane syrnp.
vanilla and lemon flavoring. lard.
butter. canned and dried fish. vsgs.
tables, apples and peaches. 80 N X
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
CANNOT ENLIST AFTER
N. EXAMINATION CALL

Washington. July 2S.---Adjuthnt
General Mccain has ordered recruit
ing officers to refuse to enlist draft
Cd men into any branch OF the SER
vice after they have been summoned
for physical examination.
Telegraphic orders to this effect
were sent to every recruiting ofiicer
In the United states today
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23

San Francisco. July 2S.--On July
90. 1915. while thousands we're
gathered in a demonstration for
preparedness" a bomb explosion at
Stuart and Market streets killed ten
people and injured scores Of others.
The crime sent wave Of horror
,throbbdng through the country.
Charges OF murder we're placed
against:
Thomas ]. Mooney, former !, w.
w. secretary and labor agitator; Mrs.
iRena Mooney, wife OF Thomas
Mooney music teacher; Warren
X. Billings, member Of the shoe cut
ter's union; Edward Nolan. member
Of the machinist's union and Isreal
Weinberg. jitney driver,
Billings was convicted and sen.
fenced to life In prison.
Mooney was tried next, found
guilty and sentenced to be hanged.
MRS. Mooney was the third to 20
on trial. Her case was taken up on
May 81. Developments which had
followed her husbands conviction
focused new attention on the cases.
F. Il. Rigall, OF GRANVILLE, III. a
few weeks before Mooney was to 20
10 the gallows, charged +. G, oxman,
wealthy Oregon cattleman. with at
tempting to persuade him to give
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
HALF MILLION BONDS.
BIDS OPENED AUG. ]

salem. July 2s.---Bids Viii be
opened August Z BY the state high
way commission for the first issue
OF state bonds under the $4,000. 900
bonding act. A block Of 5000
viii be offered for sale. At the same
time the state board Of control will
offer an issue OF 10000 to meet
the federal aid appropriation for for
est and post roads.
Tho bonds are 10 bear 4 per cent
interest. Owing to the condition Of
the bond market, Il is not expected
that par bids win DE made. The
general expectation is that the Of
fers will he In the nelghborhood Of
sS cents.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
BoosE CAPTURES HOUSE
R0Ba1R Ar TACOMA

Tacoma. July 2s. Bscanss ~
went to sleep on the job. John
Flynn. sx-convict and alleged burg
isr. 10 in jail here today.
Flynn entered the homo Of Jack
Ryan and ransacked the house. MrA
Ryan came home. She saw . pair
Of tan shoes sticking from the bed.
Her husband's shoes arc all black.
she called the police and Flynn waa
put under arrest. The only loot
found In gF1ynn's possessions WAS :
ring Containing small diamond.
Flynn told the police he had been
drinking.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
RATE DECISION
Involved WRIT.
IFffty-Page Book Used % Mako Or
der for Slight Changes IN Local
Power Rates

A copy Of the public service COM
missions recent order In reference
TO California Oregon Power COM
pany's rates was received this morn
ing. aa&s'1eitsii
The order is a 50-page book with
q mass Of detail which the average
,layman would find hard to inter
lpret. The Courier called up II. L.
lwalthsr Of Medford and asked him
a. to the changes made.
Il have only this morning receiv-
cd q copy OF the order" said Mr..
Walther. with forest fires raging
In every direction and the road con-
struction crews; blasting along sids
our lines every afternoon. i, hAvs
been % busy have mot had time 10
look at the order. let alone study
and digest II. II win tAks . day or
two for IN experienced power man to
set al the commission's decikons
through his understanding A. soon
- I have studied the matter, sI:vill
give you statement Of the changes
made in 20 far - they affect your
city" fW @',
The changes are slIght. a. the
opinion states that the gross rsve-
nues Of the company have been rea-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
CANADIANS STAGE
SPECTACULAR RAID

British Headquarters In France.
July Wearing gas masks and
moving like specters. the Canadians
this morning penetrated the Ger
man lines to depth Of Ave hundred
yards on TOO yard front. east OF
Avion, s
It was a most spectacular local
attack OF that kind with which the
British forces have been keeping the
,Boches nervous for the last few
weeks 3 .t KS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
MONEY FOUND ON SOLDIERS
MAKES LARGE AGGREGATE

London. July 7,-(By mail) -
Over $50, 900. found on soldiers who
have lost their lives In France. is
waiting at the war once to be claim
cd by the next-of-kin Of the dead
men, As the war once Is still ask
Ing for the next-oi-kin Of soldiers
who died seven years ago leaving
sums OF money u is' not expected
that much Of the present fortune
will ever be claimed. The amounts
left by individuals vary from a shill-
ing to several hundred pounds, M
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
BUSY WITH IMPROVEMENTS
AT AMERICAN LAKE CAMP

American Lake, Wash, July 2s. =
United States army engineers sta
toned here today are busy improv-
ing the camp grounds. They have
built a bridge, using no tools other
than axes and no materials except
boards and wooden pegs, from the
shore to one OF the islands In Am
erican lake. They now are busy on
other Improvements.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
FATAL TRAIN SMASH
IN EASTERN OREGON

Baksr. Ote..S jay - af~oH Hefsiat
men and one. holso sIwsrs ssrisusly
injured and otAers slixhtly h1rt
whom an east hound frsight tfx11
on the Oregon Short Ane cclli1et
with . passenger train q risa5an<
Valley The hobo may dlss The
freight bscame & unmansssSAas
through the failure Of ths air
brakes 10 opera&s propssiy,po N
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
AN. TOURISTS MAY ENTER
CANADA WITHOUT PASSPORTS

Washington. July 2a.--The state
department today advised American
tourists that free entry into Canada
without passports had been arranS-
cd. t n N" M
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
EXPLOSION wRpCKs BIG
NEW YORK DOCK PIEs

New York. July ga terrific OK
pioslon under pier No. "a wrecked
the dock and set II afire this af-
ternoon. Several men are reported
Injured. a'' Whh
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-23
CRISIS HAS
COME TO S[AY NATION
Refusal to Recognize Authority Dssrsanzes Arny,Which
Is Rapidly Vacaing Had.won Ground Now Back
to Positions Held al Start st Recent Drive fi

Peroad July 2SBy of 252 81 the soadiers and
council today granted unlimited TO tho provisional
government organization disciplined army
steps against revoudon and anarchy.
Near Tsary Rusisns achsvng signal
the according this afternoons onciaI
More than Thousand German prsoaes taken with
German positions psassatsd . depth of miles s
Reports southwest front coming this city today
the army there In stste of compse disorgaaization
Mutnous soldiers threatening shoot those who ts
long line Of dsseen strasins TO ths cf The Asten
with all seuahaancs cf morale spne s eA ~ Se faii@
Perosrad July as-Tkrse eccspa. aatonobtIe SOL
dies sailor and cvias ned in tho sxssts Of this city
Airing oup Of oac and sOsdsss
which woundsd nanber .8Saat a4Yg s4aat VI m y,
tho charge cpmmupang sest soveneat tsas
grams . committee ~ salprs
bssa nsde b. he R.sss.s = Eastern
GaiA tho oce hscaass the troops d not show
the nscessary sabily anA points did fuln ccandR
TAs Raaans pansed the Bne Of
YsSs,.s 49, ssuas ,.ssssauv e sas 49,
sessaa troops asds an ask which ~as st BY HOs.AaiaA
countcr-attack. as8# assf..s 3se gf ee1
Tho Ro.na..n. drove baek the snsy
ton.
London July 2sRussias sraves being reached The
dissatisfaction muny permitting
enemy unhindered while at home the pacifs ole
ments conspirng oppose the government
left for the 'front.' according to dis
patches Petrogra kesny imperative necessity Of
making the mutinous soldiers reform.
The issued powerful appeal to the people for
unity. declaring that the fateful hour has struck
established themselves In the suburbs OF
Tanapo and the KornloRs offensive gain
the Russian mutinses The
extensive that threatens long established Russian
positions. sfAs t
The German kaiser slim
uate troops Russians have eaia
frnnt Of 80, miles Nks454 M