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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
.BEMlDJt NAVAL BOYS
HAVE GOOD POSITIONS

Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Hicks are in
receipt of letter from Alvin Olson,
one of the Bemidji naval militia boys
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. o.
son, and also a kodak picture of the
Bemidji boys taken on board the
battleship Kansas. Mr.. Olson says
in part:
I'VE have just returned from an
exciting 12-days cruise. We are all
feeling swell but would like to be
home again. We prefer the Bemidji
climate any day. Some of the boys
have been transferred and Homer Or
anger is across the pond Most Of
the Bemidji boys have soft jobs.
Jim Hill is gunner, Paul Howe is
a radio operator, William Laliberte Is
a pharmacist"
The letter was dated October 6,
and was received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hicks yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
FORMER SENATOR
SAYS HE'S INDICTED
ON ESPIONAGE ACT

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Former United
States Senator r. F. Pettigrew of
South Dakota, who has been in a
Chicago hospital for several weeks,
has admitted at his hotel that he
had been informed unofficially that
an indictment had been voted
against him at Sioux, Falls, S. D., un-
der the espionage act, but that he
knew nothing officially Of any char
ges that may have been preferred
against him.
"If have been indicted" said Mr..
Pettigrew, lit was for speech 1
made recently in Sioux Falls. In
that speech I said we were in a war
in which we had no business, that
we were involved because certain
people were on ships where they
should not have been. declared
that since we were in the war the
best thing for us to do was to back
out gracefully.
x...Since I have been in Chicago I
have been elected a representative
to the peace conference \ '..
Mr.. Pttigrew said another reason
for any possible indictment "might
be for a letter which I sent out in
July, headed Making the world safe
for Hypocrisy and dedicated to
Woodwork Wilson,"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
|LUNDEEN SPEECHES
OMITTED INR EC0RD

Washington, Oct. 19.-Represen-
tative Ernest Lundeen did not take
advantage of the permission given
him by the house to print two
speeches" in the Congressional Rec
ord The last edition of the Record
was distributed yesterday, and it
contained no contribution from the
Minneapolis member. Just before
the end of the session he secured
unanimous consent to "extend his
remarks on the food and fuel situa-
ton and on the work of the extra
session of congress.
Mr.. Lundeen and other members of
the house who will leave for Hawaii
October 2S will be the guests of the
territory, which will provide trans
portation and entertainment until
the party returns to the United
States the latter part of November.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
Frozen 'Spud'
Is Not Food,
Says State

st. Paul, Oct. 19.-James Soren-
son, dairy and food commissioner,
says a frozen potato is not food.
Ninety-seven bushels Of frozen pota-
toes shipped to Minneapolis have
been condemned by his order and
will be subjected to a bath of kero-
sene to make them unstable:
"A frozen potato means d rotten
potato very soon," said Commissioned
Sorenson. 1T is easy to distinguish.
When you pierce the skin there is
not the same resistance encountered
as in the case Of a good spud."
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
"HAND.TO.MOUTH"
POLICY FOR COAL
(By United Press)

Washington, Oct. 19.-Patriotic
sacrifices by the public with regard
to coal will be necessary this win
ter, it was stated today by the gov
ernment fuel admin nistrator.
The public is asked not to grow
hysterical. Fuel will be supplied for
every domestic war emergency, it
was stated. Meantime, the hand-to-
mouth policy for consumers is ad-
vised by the government. 1ntima-
ton that luxury industries will be
cut off first, is made by the admin
istration.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
RUSSIAN SAYS LUNDEEN
IS FROM new YORK:
GETS CITIZENS PAPERS

-. Minneapolis, Oct. 19.-''Erpie,'
Lundeen, representative from Mime
apolis, was wished off on the state
Of New York by Judge w. E. Hale
of the district court during the ex-
animation for naturalization of Nor
ris Borman, Russian living at 1917
Emerson avenue north.
Mr.. Borman was being questioned
regarding his knowledge of federal
government and was asked:
"Have you ever heard of Mr.. Lun-
deen?"
"Why, he's from New York, l
Think" Mr.. Borman said.
"That's all right" Judge Hale in
terposed. well let New York have
the credit for him!"
Borman was accepted.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
BROWN TROUT FRY
ARE Sent TO BEMIDJl
And PLACED IN LAKE;

Mr.. Cobb of the game and fish de-
partment of the Minnesota Forest
Service arrived in Bemidji last eve
ming and left 25 cans of brown front
fry for stocking waters in this vicin-
ity and Game Warden S. C. Bailey
placed them in Lake Bemidji this
morning. There are about 125,000
of the fry. which Warden Bailey
says are of unusual size and will be
ready for catching in about two
years. He says these fish grow in
size to seven and even Is pounds.
Fifteen cans of similar fry were
also sent to Blackjack and will be
placed in Armstrong creek near
Blackjack.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
States Approve Plan,
Orders Received Here.

Orders have been received by the
Beltrami county draft board to send
one per cent of it's first draft quota
to Camp Dodge, Immediately follow
ing October 27.
The call asked that colored men
be sent exclusively, as the govern
ment is putting together regiment
Beltrami county only had four col
ored registrants and none of these
will be called, for the reason one
is exempt and the other three have
not been. examined.
The number to go from here on
the second call will be only three
men.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
FIVE ILLINOIS MILK
DEALERS ARE INDICTED

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Charles H. Pot
tef of Elgin, ILL.,, chairman of the
Milk Producers association, and four
other officials were indicted on
charges of conspiracy to fix the price
of milk.
The others indicted are: Clinton
J. Cooper, Genia; William Goodwin
Crystal Lake; Arnold Huber, Glen-
view, and Roy Lewis, Wheaton.
Bonds we're fixed at $4,000 each.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
$3,4566R SUBSCRIBED
FOR LIBERTY BONDS
AT CAMP NO. { OF:
THE CR0OKST0N CO.
(By United Press)

Dashington, Oct. 19.-The Liberty
Loan Is developing momentum neces-
sary for smashing success. AL
though only one-third of the $5,-
900 900 900 maximum has been sub
scribed this far, the nation can reach
this stupendous goal if 1t keeps on
accelerating it space as In the past
few days.
When the editor of the Pioneer
wrote up" the model camp Of the
Crookston Lumber company, Camp
No. 6, near Kelliher, a few weeks
ago, he stated that the men at the
as could be found anywhere, and
to back up that statement and show
Uncle Sam that they are for him.
81 Of the boys Of Camp No. yes
terday subscribed the sum Of $3,450
to the Liberty Loan. j
Talk d.scc::.. loyalty, one member
OF the camp, when approached to
buy a bond by J. o. Achenbach, who
canvassed the camp, the man replied
that he was sincerely sorry but was
unable to do so as he had no money
with which to make the initial pay
ment. 81
Here's True LOYALTY.
However, he stated he had good
coat he did not need and that if he
could sell 1t he would gladly take
the bond. One of the other men Of
the camp was in need of just such
a garment and bought it for Sc.
Then the former owner smilingly
handed over the Sc to Mr.. Achen-
bach as the first payment on bond
to help win the war.
The Crookston Lumber company
has made it possible for its employees
to avail themselves of purchasing
Liberty Loan Bonds and before Mr..
Achenbach left the camp the men
expressed their appreciation of the
cooperation Of the company.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
District Draft Boards Sole
rJudges, Says Second District

Burnquist, Attorney General Smith
and Adjutant General Rhinow. All
held that Mr.. Schultz was a proper
subject for exemption under the pro-
visions of the se1ective service act
and the rules and regulations per-
tanning to it.
Mr. Schultz had claimed exemption
on the ground that he was a 'state
Officer within the definitions of
the federal rules and regulations, as
secretary of the securities, or "blue
sky" commission. The district
board, in a brief, goes exhaustively
into a discussion of the question
"what constitutes a state officer in
the meaning of the selective service
act?" 1t decides that the secretary
of the securities commission is not
such an officer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19

Minneapolis, Oct. 19.-District
draft boards are the sole judges of
both law and fact in each partic-
ular case that comes before them, in
the opinion of the Second district
board for Minnesota, and are not
amendable in their decisions to
opinions on legal questions from
governors, attorney general and ad-
, lutant generals.
!. y This position is affirmed by the
&istrict board here in its action re-
versing the discharge decision OF
the Thirteenth ward local board in
the case of Clifford G. Schultz, sec
retary of the State Securities COM
mission, and holding him for serv-
ice.
In its action the district board
over-rides opinions by Governor
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
GIANT SUBS ARE
NOW Being USED
(BY United PreSsl

Washington, Oct 19.-Giant pir-
ate German U-boats are now robbing
food ships of their cargoes, storing
the food in the holds of the under
sea boats and then sinking the vic
tim vessel without leaving a trace,
according to confidential embassy re-
ports. The Germans are using the
new 1,5O0-ton boats and have been
operating on a beaten track a hun
dred miles or so out of the old danger
zone around England and France.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
COLERAINE SENDS STRONGEST
TEAM IN YEARS TOMORROW

The Coleraine high school eleven
will invade Bemidji Saturday after
noon with a veteran team to battle
the locals for football honors. Coach
Scherich, a former Hastings college
football star, has husky bunch of
athletes as we'll as experienced In
weight the two teams will be pretty
evenly matched
Manager listed Of the locals has a
shovel brigade at work on the grid
iron this afternoon cleaning off the
snow so that it will be in playing
condition for tomorrow's contest.
The lineup of both teams follow:
BEMIDJI COLERAINE
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
RALPH VAN LEAR BREAKS
RULE: IN CAMP GUARD HOUSE

Camp Dodge, Iowa, Oct. 19.-Fol
refusinH to obey a general sanitary
order Tiosted at the base hospital
Ralph Van Lear, son of Mayor Van
Lear of Minneapolis, is spending
thirty days in the guardhouse
Van Lear was at the base hospital
along with other men from his bat
terry of the Three Hundred Thirty
seventh regiment, when he declined
to observe precaution posted for
all soldiers to protect other men.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
NEW DRAFT PLAN
WOULD TAKE0NLY
MEN WITHOUT ANY
, TIES THAT BIND
Grades Of Dependency to Be Made
! Strictly Upon the Selective
Ss Basis.
r.
ePLANS HAD BEEN DISCUSSED
M BY STATE DRAFT BOARDS
Orders Received for Second Call In
Bemidji; Only Three Will Be
Required Here.
PLANS HAD. BEEN DISCUSSED
" BY STATE DRAFT BOARDS

Washington, Oct. 19.-A new plan
for applying the army selective draft
which would take first only men
without dependents and of no par,
ticular value to war industries, ana
establish various grades Of depend
ency and industrial value from when
future drafts would be made strictly
on the selective basis, has been
worked out tentatively by the pro-
yost marshal generals office and dis
cussed with the present.
1>",?~ States Approve Plan,
The plan, it was learned, was sub
mitted recently to conference OF
civilians who directed exemption
board activities in a number OF
states and received the Endorsement
of most of them, who are now dis
cussing the proposed plan with their
state governors.
= It is proposed to formulate in each
local draft district table OF all
registrants, placing each in column
.denoting his dependents and indus
trial value in the wars prosecution.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
AUSTRIAN Regiment
JOINS With SERBS
nv limited Press)

Washington, Oct. 19.-An entire
Austrian regiment has surrendered
to the Roumanians, according to ca
bles today. The men surrendered
voluntarily to re-enlist in the Jugo-
Slav division, now being formed out
of the 'reorganized Serbian army.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
MAJOR SPEAKS TONIGHT

Major w. kiddle of Minneapolis
will speak at the Salvation Army
hall in the Fifth ward tonight at 8
o'clock. Major Kiddle is returned
missionary from Africa and India,
having spent many years in those
lands in Savlation Army work. Capt.
Knudson of Brainerd is here to as
sist in the special meetings.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
RUSS CAPITAL MAY
REMOVE TO MOSCOW
(By United Press }

Petrograd, Oct. 19.-Petrograd
may be abandoned as the capital of
Russia on account of the strategical
situation caused by the German ad-
vance from the Gulf of Riga. 1t
was formerly stated that an early
transfer of the capital from Petro-
grad to probably Moscow was be-
ing prepared by the government.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
ORDER EASTERN STAR
MAKE SOLDIERS KITS

The Eastern Star has been busy
for some time past making Is COM
fort kits for the soldiers. This or
der also voted SIS to purchase arti-
cles with which to fill the kits. The
Eastern Star of the state of Mime
sofa will send out 5000 of these
kits and Bemidji's share of that num-
ber is is.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
GARY SCHOOL SYSTEM IS
MADE POLITICAL ISSUE

New York, Oct. 19.-More demon
:strations were made by school chill
dren against the Gary system OF
school education, a political issue in
the mayoralty campaign. Between
1900 and 5000 pupils, some joined
by their mothers, paraded the streets
near two Bronx school houses and
caused so much disorder that police
reserves were called out.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
FORMER KING NEAR
DEATH, IS REPORT
(By United PresS)

Zurich, Switzerland. Oct. 19.-
Former King Constantine Of Greece
is in a critical condition following
an operation as a result OF opening
an old wound in his side.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
REPORT ENGINE AND CAR
DERAILED ON THE NJ. e !.

Today it was reported around the
city that an engine and car was de-
rallied in the M. & I. yards of the
road. Inquiry brought no informa-
tion except from one who said a car
had gotten off the track and didn't
amount to much
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
BJORGE TAKES BRIDE

Lake Park, Mimi, Oct. 19.-H. O.
Bjorge, member of the Minnesota
state legislature, and Miss Kather-
inc Gallagher of Detroit, Minn.,
were married at Duluth. The BRIDE
groom is member Of the district ex-
emptiOn board at Duluth.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
ARGENTINE TRAINS
RUNNING AFTER STRIKE
(By United Press }

Buenos Ayres, Oct. 19.-For the
first time in "a days, trains were
running today on some of the rail-
ways of Argentine, marking the first
step of the government combating
the general strike.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
SNOW IN TEXAS TOWN

Amarillo, Tex, Oct. 19.-Snow
fell here yesterday and the mercury
was below freezing at noon, with
a stiff northerly gale.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
HIGHEST potato PRICE
IS REACHED IN MAINE

Houlton, Me-, Oct. 19.-Potatoes
sold for S4S5 a barrel in Aroostook
county, the highest price ever re-
corded for this season of the year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
NoTuER. IHMPS FROM HOSPITAL
WITH BABE: BOTH ARE KILLED
(By United PreSs)

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Florian jclasped her two-weeks-old
babe to her breast this forenoon and
jumped from the fifth floor of hos
pital. Both the mother and babe
were killed instantly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
new Y0RK'S SUPPLY
! OF COAL IS SHORT
(By United Press)

New York, Oct. 19.-There is not
more than one-half days coal supply
in this city. Dealers say it is un-
profitable to produce coal at the
governments rate and advocate rails
ing the price to SO per ton.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
BRITISH NAVAL PLANE
BOMBS AER0DROME
(Bv limited PresS)

London. Oct. ia British naval
plane yesterday bombed the Vaens-
senarea aerodrome with satisfactory
results, the admiralty announc ced to-
day. All British machines returned
safely.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
GERMAN DESTROYER
sunk BY Mines
(By United Press)

Petrograd, Oct. 1.-TWO German
torpedo boats were sunk in the Moon
sound mine fields yesterday, says an
official dispatch today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
E.mhassv In nark

Washington. Oct 19.-Russian
embassy officials today state they
are utterly without cable advices re-
garding press reports that the Rus
sian capital is to be moved. They
admit the military situation is dis
couraging.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
ANOTHER $2O.OO0.000 LOAN
IS ANNOUNCED FOR FRANCE

(By United Press)
Washington, Oct. 19.-The treas
ury department today announced an
other loan had been made to France,
this time $2O,OOO,OOO.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
QUIT NAVAL BASE
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
Petrograd, Oct. 19.-The evacua-
tion by the Russians of the naval
base Of Revel begun Tuesday, news
papermen today declared.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-19
HAIG'S REPORT PprEF
(By United PresS)

London, Oct. 19:-General Haig
today reported heavy enemy artil-
lery fire last night
Uusi kotimaa., 1917-08-09
Sapanin tGgtDD antaa fanppalaimpia
gbo1sipallpille.

stlannilla on pllllte faltppalai.
1poista, iilld niitd upotetaan palion.
sc pilnte on nDt tltlIut ilmi fun pre-
lioentti @ilion on antanut fieaon te-
rafien lpiennille gbopspalloista So.
panlln ellei Sapani Idbet1 laipoia
apaltttamGdn IiifettG sltIannilIa. Suo
Wtlionin ntddr6ps on bptpin nGpp6.
rasti fefiittp. sSapani on p66sint
fpabala tasil iobasia. 9tpt tGptpe
Sapanin laitpoien tllIla mGlittGmGGn
Ubopsapaltain IiifettG. 2ailpot eip6t
tnle tposfentelemdGn ballitufIen ipaG-
iponnan alaiiina paan omistoioinlo
e6esmastiiulla.
Sum Saponi antaa Iaitpoia slnleri-
fan liiffeefeen, faa ie fiitG terGsta.
Noria ia SolIanti tlIee nGIitt6m61n
mpos gbopslpaltain liifett6 ebboIla,
cttd @oria ia Sonanti iaapat tddltd
[lpiliaa.
gnglanti on frtiunut foitfi loi.
tpania, jotfa iilla on ollut len liitto-
laisten f6ptett1apdnG omiin torpeiiiin,
| iiaa tpeoenala;Iet otpat meIfoiIesti ill.
pistaneet gnqIonnin faltppalailpos-
too, ipten f taripitiec faiffi lcitpania
itip
Uusi kotimaa., 1917-08-09
Tranf 2ittlen bantajaiiet gmitesia.

sSranf s. 2ittIe, S. %. @. :Iiiton
agitaattori, iofa lpncbattiin Duties
ia, Wont., ipiine ipiifon fesfipiiffo=
na, birttdmdud bdnet ralltntien i'll
taan, ballbattiin apiime iunnuntaina
iltapdiipdnG.
slr1pioIta noin 3 tubatta ibn1istd
otti oiaa baltaiaisfulfueefeen, iofa
lobti 0lgganin balltmtstoimistosto
Wfountain 8ieip'n balttousmaaGe, A
MALTA pitfdn matfan, iosia bolltaus
tapabtlli. srffu fannettiin fcfo mat
fan, fantaiat alma apaibtoilpat tpllo-
roa. Irffu fannettiin tillipnnailiQo
moilld ia fantaiilla oil punaiet tppot
olfapoaltd riippuen poiffi marta.
Ion. 100 S. 8. IS. liiton i6ientG
for;Stcttllina punaiiila noiad fulfil
tlluniaDartiioina fantoiain j6leslG
sSa1oala pioettiin pubeita nainojas.
ia liiton iobtomiebiltd. gietpstifGGr
ei pappi iaanllt oaa nufana liinG
toimesia.
&alpunfi oil parustanut raubat.
ton1ultta Darten eritpiien poIiilipoi,
man ia 400 fanianisfaartilaista oil
parattnna. Sautaus tapabtui raa
baQifesti ilman nlitGGn bGirioitd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1917-08-09
8enGlGinen fenraali tnumittu
ammnttaiuafii.

aenroali Naooipisfp, iofa fornenli
iita armeiiaofastoa, iofa Idfii pafoon
8alitliasia, on tuomittu an1m,tta.
nafii.
&enraaIi aort;loff, iofa on armei-
jan plipdaaiffo, mG6rGii pafenetpoa
iotajouffoa iobtmpan fenraaIin iota-
oifeuoen eteen ia iotaoifeus tuomitii
fenraali Maconisfpn amn1uttatpafii
fosfa Ell toteaut pIipGG1if0n fomen-
too. &c tlilee olemaan paroittana-
no elimerffind muille totteIematto-
mile @enaidn armeiiasia.
aenraali &orniloff fGsfi fenraoli
!utacomisfpn antamaan amp,ta pafe-
neipia, mutta iitG bun eli tebnpt ia iii
ia tottelenattomuuoesta bdnet mt
on lite tllomittu an1nllttanafii ia
1enfin ioboosta fun hdn oil lllopll.
Dten fenraali eifd estanpt pafoa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1917-08-09
&aliita mninaisfalnia iparastettn
Eietarista.

Sopeaiiia futpapatiaita ia mllito
mltinaisfaluia puolentoista nilioo-
nan ruplan (75O,00O bouarin) or
posta iparastettih, ienadtin rafen.
nufiesta gietarisla ipiime Iauontoi.
aannllla iparbain. <uii aiestettua
rosapoa, ioista ola oil puettu iotilaif-
Il, tllli alitomobiilillG rafennufien G.
teen ia menitDGt tliobon bistoriaai-
leen mllieoon. Omen tpartiia Ipotiin
tlinrottomafii ia idffi pantiin bGneQe
paaban. &ostpot tpeitpGt feiiarinno
9atariina Soiien fl,ipan, iofa Dflis-
tam. of puolennlilioonan rupIan ar.
,roinen. Gen roslpot tpeiapGt tpaif.
mum ia iitte rlenitpdt iGQeen 1ii1ne
IN ottitpat toiien patiaan, iofa fltmaii
iii fruiGa rufoilemasia". aalliir
I'll Fman flttpan ia rasfaitn bopeoi;
| ffd Vnttildialfoia tpeitp1t rostpot
8ilpr,.A t,susti,s fi,l,tttl.ls iaapnimo
lauabbit, nlittta iiIoin oil trorfaus
tebtp. 9fostpot ianoiipat, ett1 rut
9fomanotpin iuipun Iabioittarlat 30
peapatiaat louffan Beiodn paqanfu
monflelliiia tlnteitania.
Uusi kotimaa., 1917-08-09
8aItoien rifOstOueri GSSie 2ebto
iaatn fiinni Gnpmesia.

grtbur @aItoien rifostomeri gb.
Die 2ebto, iofa pb6esf1 @aItoien ia
gfuIbouan6in fansia on fpptettpni
mrs Mcboliin mltrbasta SEEM g)or=
fish, on iaatlt fiinni Sieomegia. gelp
gorfin poliifi on ldbett1npt ilnoitl,f.
fen esSrontpoobin IafinliebeIle Sarrp
8apIe ia tulee ban aprlstomaall
Seem Dorfin poIiiiia 9eboon tltottani=
iesta Siromesta tGbGn madam. @aI-
tonen, flten tltnnettua fGrii biIiattain
tromionia iabfotlloIisia ia MuIboI-
lano tulee pian ieirraamaan bdnt6.
2eb6on fiinniotosta ei ole tuIlut Id-
bett1pid tietoia, mltttn liiuItaipasti on
banet Suomesfa tunteilut pfu tGsiG
tncasfa eIIcista ia faaa(sss. 4 \ so,1i;iitl
fdiiin. 2ebto on fomeo niMti mics,
mlttta ei Min fannis fllin @aItonen
oil 2eboon fiinniottamiiesta on
SEEM Yorfin poIiili Il1tpannut paIfin=
non, futen @altoien ia Mulboaanbin=
tin fiinniotosta. MillG tatpaIla 2eb-
to tullaan Suomesto tGnne iaan,aan
on toistaiiefii tiet6mGtointa ii0d Suo-
mella itiendtiena Ell ole mitGGn fopi.
mliflta s(merifan baIlituffen fansia
rifonisten fiinniottoon nGboen. 8al-
totem, Salofien ia 2eb6on oiia on Of
Int nfeasti fdiiteIt6ipdnG Suonten
leboisfa ia on iielld aietettu ipastus-
tannam litd menetteIpd, ionfa SEEM
yorfin ipaltion lafi ntpontGG beibin
naboen. Suomen ianomaIeboet Ell.
mot ole iiroiiHtasia folmen ibmii len
furrnaamista pboen benfiI6n benz
gestd, iota be eitpdt tpieId e6es ferin-
meet mlIrbata.
Uusi kotimaa., 1917-08-09
aerensfi iaannt fasfpn n1nobpstaa
ministerist6n raiattpmalla nal.
lalla.

Eietarista iImoitettiin Iai,antaina
ettd fofous 1oItpipalatiisia p66ttpi
ln1lantai nnn1uIla flo 6. SiinG of
faiffi 5 plioluetta eotstettiiina, iotfd
ianoitpat panetpania t6pben Iuotta.
milfien aerensfiin ia pppiitpdt bdntd
mltooostamaan ministerist6n raiot.
tonlaIla tpaIlaIla.
Gerensfi idtti eronbofentlifTen pdG.
nlinisterin ipirasta, n1utta it'd ei o.
tettu pastaan. 3enraali 6. q. adr.
niloff on ntd1rGttp @en1iGn ornei.
jan plipd1Ilifofli. &enraali 8urfo,
8endidn armeijan entinen fomenta.
ia OH tpangittu.
&erensfpn ultteen ministeristoon
raba-aliain ministerifii on ninitcttD
g IS. Nefraioip; ulfoaiiain minis.
terifii SO. S. 9erestcbenfo; iii1aiioin
ministerifii M. gfientieip; Iiifenne.
ministerifli 81. SIbenburg ief6 uiei-
ia mltita eri aIoi1e. &erensfi on itfe
fota- ia laitpaston n1inisterir1. Raan
pafolaiiet, prinsii Eeter arapotfin
ia grio Elefanotp otpat iaancet Qc-
rensfiItG futiun tlilla fabinetin jGie-
nifii. Nlposfin firiailiia Satuinfotu
on flitiuttii fabinettiin. Sdn OF
ntonto apuotta oIllit maan paosia jul.
failenlienid noapelien tdfid.