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The Washington herald., 1917-11-03

NOTICE: Artificial teeth and Sec
ond- hand Diamonds and Jewelry
bought. Louis Abrnkams, So g..
Op. Pat. office.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS-

,rH 81. Nw.-EEAsONABLF FITTS.
a L~S MAN VIII S1,7Rf NJ 81,
''rat ram al ia-'r in a-s-fr5--. -, ~
- IS nv. v.th ra17'',mrr - e. "a -.-..t a
= - Wan --a p-a-rl =. n
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FOR REET-HOUSES-
FOR RENT-APARTRENTS
For Rent-Furni,hed Apartments.

FON KENI-NEAR DUPONT CIR
&c ana car Ines. o'uT,c, y furnished -
'-r-r. cIeo-srI ,,.,-,.
=. - AT; oa'e. Pha-e moa.ugS Nr-ts
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03

COLORED MEN FROM 20 TO SO
years for general work around
store; only those with best refer
ences need aply. Call at ST Thir-
teenth st.. between 9 and 1920
a. m. JULIUS GARFINKLE & co.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03

WANTED-GIRLS FOR PACKING
room. Apply at once. THE FRUIT
AND NUT SHOP, 1881 C st. NV.
GOOD C0LORED COOK, WITH REFER
ences. Apply by letter to 2i6 Mass. ave. or
phone North SC3l.
CoLORED CHAMBERMAlD. WITH REFER
ences. Apply by letter to 2si6 Mass. ave. or
phone North so5l.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03

pies. pudding, eggs. milk or
cream were all 1 cared for in the
way of food."-Audubon.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03

WANTED-ELEVATOR BOY; $35
a month. Apply with reference
and license. HOTEL BURLINGTON.
I120 Vermont ave.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03

WANTED - SAUNDERS
(cheD. call at once on night
clerk ARLINGTON HOTEL. 1925
Vermont ave. Important informa-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Machinists, boilermakers, ma
chinists' helpers, boilermakers'
helpers, clerks, messenger
boys, baggage and mail port
ers; white and colored labor
ers. Apply Room 3o8, Union
Station.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03
LOST.

LosT-A DIAMOND AND PEARL PIN on
NedDescsy between shopping district and the
Somerset APARTMENTS. Return for reward TO Is0l
9th a. NV.
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REAL ESTATE.
CABIN IOuN Parry

7 ATJh.Aa,T!vE sUBURBAN HOMES
d :. IONLlNSON. - SO. BLDG N ga.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03

WANTED-NEWSBOYS TO SELL
Camp Meade Herald; good. live
proposition. Apply Room 90S,
Washington Loan and Trust Build
ing. Friday and Saturday mornings.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03

APARTMENT WORK AND LAUNDRY TO
take home. Aadr-ss BOX $50 Mcrall nalca.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03
PERSONALS.

| WOGEINGMEN-IT ATTRACTED INTER
| est it did; and that's why our business
! grew We pleased You and mama and baby. too.
! Some msn will buy big value when they sec il.
| We show en- in slightly used overcoats-store
| full UPS to SO. JUsTH'S OLD STAND.
| GIG u.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-03
AUTOMOBILES,
FOR SALE.

OPEN AND CLOSED CAPS. 1915 MODEL.
Trips. 5oc. s5c 81; psr hour, SIS and $50;
careful white chsu@eurs. Phguc Lincoln g.
u
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
Ell BALE EN- HONOR DE
CONCHITA HARRISON

Esta noche, sabado "a de noviem-
bre, en- Ell Equality Hall, Eagles Bull
ding, 273 Golden Gate Ave, tendra
lugar ell bale que un grupo de jove-
mes del progresista Club Juventud y
Reforma, obsequia a la popular Con-
chita Harrison.
Tocara la orquesta Tipica Mexica-
ma del senior Manuel Ezquerro.
Otros numeros muy sugestivos ha-
bra en- este festival que promote ser
una fiesta memorable en- la colonia
hispanoamericana radicada en- San
Francisco:
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
Ell JUGO DE LA PIMA.

FL jugo de la pima verde es un to-
xico poderoso. En- Java Sc usa para
las armas blanca y ell mis-
mo uso lie dan los filipinos.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
HISPANO AMERICA.
FIESE I'D. EN- LOS NOMBRES...

G0G W. LIN wv
kkk
Conozco una BLANCA
que es 10 mas negra;
y una tai ROSITA
con cara de suegra.
Otra que es AMADA
sin UNI solo novio,
y hasta una VIRTUDES
que es un oprobio.
Sc de una INOCENCIA
que a cualquiera engana,
y una F"UENSANTICA
que nunca Sc bana.
TRINIDAD he visto
que ronca, no trina,
y a una ordinaria, sucia
SERAFINA. -.
HAY cada MODESTA
que es mas orgullosa!...
Por ESQ, los hombres
todos hoy en- dia,
va de las mujeres
ninguno Sc fla.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
UNA OFERTA INTERESANTE
PARA LAS SENORAS Y LAS
SENORITAS

Cuando ell ingenio humane y su cons
tancia, llegan a producer un algo. que Sc
traduce en- un benercio para la huma-
nidad, no debe dudarse de las Venta1as
que este algo nos ofrece. Tai es ell
"COMPUESTO MITCHELLA"
En- este preparado ell doctor j.. II. Dye
de Buffalo, trabajo durante 40 amos y dc
su famoso Institute Medico, ha cundido
para ell mundo entero, este producto, que
sin discussion, ha sido aceptado para los
fines que Sc lie destina, es decir para all
War a la mujer de los achaques del en-
barazo Y los dolores del alumbramien-
to, Y combatir los males que la acechan
propios de su seXo; tales como lrregula-
ridades mensuales, leucorrea. debilidad
femenina, etc. Los directories de este ms
tituto, han resuelto ofrecer para este
pals Y para que las sehoras y sehoritas
puedan cerciorarse de sus excelentes
cualidades, una cantidad de muestras,
con las cuales Sc obsequiara a toda per-
soma que escriba solicitando ell especifico
Y remita so centavos para ayudar a los
gastos de ~franqueo. Pida ID. tambien ell
portentoso libro del DR.. Dye, Out dice:
Como dar a luz nihos sanos y robustos"
y Como llegar a ser madre'. Dirfjase
hoy mismo a DR.. ]. H. DYE MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 1923 Washington St,
Buffalo, N. 70.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25

4 y Il > r. 4
COMPRAMOS BILLETES
DEL BANCO NACIONAL
Dirigirse a M. M. B. cargo
''HlSPANO AMERICA"
$40 Sansome st. San Francisco
Hispano América., 1917-11-25

Sc proporcionan cuartos y a%sistencia
en- casa de familia particular mexica-
na-Dirijirse a 800 Gale de Eddy
San Francisco. California.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
LABORATORIO DE RAYOS x
Diagnosis de intermediates del
ESTOMAGO E INTESTINOS
DR.. L. c. Crow y A. S. Dominique
RADIOLOGISTAS
214 GALEN BUILDING
SAN FRANCISCO CAL.

SIRVIENTA PARA FAMILIA
MEXICANA-Ocurra a $3.50 Sacra-
mento St. -Telefono Fillmore 3840.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Kaiser Authorizes
Peace ParIey

AMSTERDAM, Dec 2l.-Coml Won
Ilcrtling, the imperial German chanccl.
lor, Yesterday received representatives.
oi all the rcich,lag parllc, with whom
he had confidential discussion ON the
situation caused by the opening Of
peace negotiations with Russia. The
chancellor announced, according 10 a
Berlin official dispatch, that the en-
pcror had authorized him to conclude
peace and he had charged Foreign
Secretary Won kuchlmann to conduct
the negotiations. The governments
plans for future negotiations were re-
viewed by the chancellor and all the
dispatches are said TO have approved
the guiding line, laid down
According to the newspapers. the in
dependent socialists were represented
at the meeting by Deputy Iia,sc Ihi,
IS the first time since the foundation OF
the party that It has had direct inter
course with tho German government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
2,OOO-FOOT HOSE
C0NQUERS fire
At RoUNDH|oUSE
Damage to Katy Engine Room
Will Lower Efficiency,

Fire, which broke out at AIS this
morning, DESTROYED the engine room Of
the Missouri Kansas & Texas round
house, cast Of the business district OF
the city, causing a loss unofiicially
estimated this morning at between
5000 and $4,000 The Oklahoma
City fire department arrived in time
to save the roundhouse proper, after
laying 1000 feet Of hose in one line.
Connection was made at Fourth and
High streets
Katy officials this morning did not
know how the fire originated but II is
supposed that it came from ono Of the
boilers IN the engine room
Fear that injury to the roundhousc
will impair the efficiency of the Katy
on this division was expressed this
morning, but the superintendent OF the
roundhouSc said that all engines will
be takcu care OF with temporary
equipment
The engine room was OF wood and
iron construction The principal dam
age was to boilers and machinery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
MANY REGlSTRANTS
CLAIM EXEMPTION

With the largest number oi regis
lranl, appearing before the legal ad-
ylSory board this morning, only twenty
two attorney, were on duty tp give legal
ad to them Approximately seventy
five qucslionnaircs were disposed of
during the morning session
A uotlccably large number OF women
were in the county court room which
fact indicates that number ot ycg
lStranlS are claiming exemption aud
brought their wives to swear to de
pcndcucy alhdavrrs
Rcpi,lranls are delaying the work
by failing lu read the instruction., con
tanned IN the uucsuomllrc, before be
ginning to answer the Questions, Judge
Iwirk said
The following attorney, were work
ing this morning
John n Wright Fred + Suits. q. "
Longicllow, { N Chamber, Henry T.
Asp, s II Hilton T.. T. Blake A. t..
Hllprl VI N Gibbcn, lohn n HALEY
John j Carney Forrest l.. Hughes,
] s. Estes. l. II Norris. q A. Car.
gill W { lee. Solou Smith. II 4.
W NJ IIowcn,tcu. Ilcnty
q Snyder T. ! Fulton g. A Paul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
KaIedineS Must
Be Abandoned

PETROGRAD. Dec 1O-Ihc Rada
in ITS reply to the Bolshcylk govern
mem suggests that conflict can be
avcrlcd on certain conditions which
are mentioned. including non lrlcricr.
cuJc With the affairs oi tht yRrairt
republic or administration Of the Tx.
rainc front recognition OF the right
of Ukraine TO share IN peace ncgo.
uallons II further suggests that the
Ukraine i' entitled to renrcscu,ation
90 the extent Of one third IN the fed.
oralNc government
The commissioners, IN reply 90 these
suggestions express readiness 10 ad
lust difference, amirablN bot cmpha
sire that the real issue is lhe Radas
support of kllcdmcs counlcr.rcvolu.
tlon and declares that am understanding
is possibly auD, ON condition ol the
immediate abandonment OF kalcdIncs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Washington in Dark
Concerning Pact

WASIllNGION, Dec 2l.--Ameri-
can officials said today they had no
knowledge OF me so.called secret treaty
between Russia and Japan but they con.
Nldcrcd that to describe il as being a
'lolnt armed demonstration against
America and Great Britain IN the Far
East was no! botar out by the text
OF the published articles.
There is possibility that the treaty
referred TO is the special convention
concluded between Russia aGS Japan
At about the same time as the so.called
secret treaty 1t was generally as.
sumcd here that the treaty contained
some secret provisions, but its purpose
was described as being to safeguard
the rights OF Japan and Russia IN the
Far East and 10 reconcile all outstand.
ing issue, between them and generally
to follow the line. ot the Anglo. lap
ancsc alliance.
Al the time It was supposed that the
secret articles provided for the same
10y Russia to Japan OF all the Man
Churan railroad, south OF Harbin; the
transfer to Japan OF navigation rights
IN the Suganl river and the extension
of shipping rights of the coast of
Siberia.
II is improbable that the United
state, government alone will make any
effort To secure an explanation Of the
meaning and purpose OF these secret
article, from the principals, but il s
rather expected that one OF the other
of them voluntarily will come forward
with statement along that line
Careful reading OF the four published
articles inclined officials to the opin-
ion that the general purpose Of tho
convention was somewhat in line with
the existing British japanese treaty
touching far eastern interest sand that
II was designed to protect China from
exploitation bv any third power and
was not especially directed against
America or Great Britain
The agreement Just completed be-
tween Secretary lansing and Viscount
lshll though not specifically supporta-
bile by military force as is the Russo
Japanese secret treaty really aimed az
the same object the protection Of
Chinese integrity although tina, idea
was developed ON more altruiStic aud
m,cliish grounds than in the secret
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Farm Products in
Kansas This Year
Worth Half Billion

TOPEKA. Kan Dec 2l-Thc value
OF farm agricultural products OF Kansas
IN 1917 amount to SS07 ,0SOOO, nearly
SAa0O0OD more than the states next
best record in 1914 and exceeding the
value OF crops in 1910 by $lb0H,0OO,
according to the final summary OF farm
products and livestock OF the state for
1917, ISSUED here this morning by the
state board OF agriculture. The value
oi livestock on the farms is placed at
SS2,6hSO0O, tho greatest ever reported,
and exceeding the best previous year,
1910, by ,644OOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
SWIFT WILL NOT
GIVE RECORDS
. T0pRoSECuT0R
Packers Face Drastic Action
in Chicago Probe,

WASHINGTON, Dec 2l-Swiit 4
Co, Of Chicago, have refused to deliver
to the federal trade commission recorts
desired by the commission in its in
vcStigation Of the packing industry, and
drastic action will he taken in court to
force their production, Francis !.
Hcney, special counsel, announced today
al the resumption Of the commissions
inquiry
Testimony to show that J. Ogden
Armour is part owner Of the Chicago
Stock Yards company, was given to-
day II was said the next things to be
developed was the extent Of the inter
est OF other packers in the same CON
Germ
Operation Of the company has been
made as complex as its formation BY
means oi dummy directors a new
treasurer was put in every two years
or so, resulting in only incomplete
knowledge Of the company'S actions on
the part OF any officer. +. II Prince
OF Boston was said to receive the divl-
dcnd, and make distribution among
the shareholders. believed to include
all the large packers. whose identities
have not been established.
Go to Federal Court.
II was said when the commission Is
went TO Chicago they &c.
,clycd only cvasivc replies from the
officer, OF Swift Il Co.. and that direct
demand for the records had been re-
-lcontlnued on Paa. 10. Column Al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

The crest Of the Red Cross Christ.
mas membership drive in Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma county and Oklahoma
is 10 be reached Sunday when the
most intensive inclusive work Of the
campaign is scheduled to take place.
From every pulpit IN Oklahoma min.
isterS will urge their congregations 70
affiliate with the Red Gross Those
who have already bought mombcrship,
viii he asked 10 buy additional one
for their families and the point viii bc
stressed that It is memberships mot
monty-.thsl the Red Cross is seeking
Laymen viii help the ministers Ia Pre-.
sent the case OF the Red Cross
MaSNmcetings are 10 be held in nu.
mcrouS places and school, Az to be-
come meeting cenlcrs in rural districts.
The campaign IS TO be based upon a
census oi widows IN the state To be
carried out by boy scouts aud volunteer
workers Every street is to be combcd.
and anolation made Of every widow IN
Which the Rcd Gross service flag docs
moi appear. These homes will be wise
tied sunday by solicitors
Dean Frederick ! Balc OF 81 PauI,
cathedral lndorsed the Sunday working
scheme Of the state Rcd Cro,, organ
ltation this morning and 80 did other
ministers
Mr Bate pointed oul thai in other
campaigns here books. clothing etc,
has been collected for soldiers and sui
icrng humanity on Sunday. "and this
woCk is just as surely church work as
that" hc said
John Fields, assistant Jo l.. T. Phil
lips, state campaign director. stated the
case Of the Rcd Cro,, ,ucclnlly in lhc,c
words "Ii ever any work was the
King, huNuesS-ths is,
Workers Still Scarce.
Sunday was chosen Tor the intensive
CONTINUED on PAGE 10, Column b1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
RED CROSS DRIVE
REACHES CLIMAX
HERE ON SUNDAY
Boy Scouts viii Take Census
Of Windows.
HOMES TO BE CANVASSED
RED CROSS EVENTS

~ UNDAY is to be the "hiQh
- 'po" in tho Christmas member
~ ship drive In Oklahoma. Soil.
citation is TO be carried on In
schools and churches and houso-to-
house canvasses are to be conducted
Three women reported for duty
by II O'Clock this morning In re-
sponsc 10 an appeal from Oklahoma
county headquarters for 100 more
women workers. School girls to be
asked for aid
Fifty men reported for county
work this morning Fifty more are
needed.
Beginning tomorrow. all district
lines in the city are to be erased
and Red Cross solicitation is to be
catch as catch cam h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
RUMAN|ANS JOIN
IN REVOLUTION
AGAINST LEN|NE
UkraniaO Plan to Hamper BOI-
Sheyiki Gets Support

LONDON. Dec 2l.-The Rumaniani
on the southwestern Russian front have
Joined the Ukrainians and Lieut. Gen.
cral d g. Stchcrhalcheii. commander
oi the Russian forces in Rumana. has
been appointed commander IN chief OF
the whole Ukralnian front according
10 report received IN PetroRrad and
transmitted by the Exchange Telegraph
The BolShevlk aud Ukraln-
ian troop, are reported TO he advanc.
ing ON each other being three vcr,l'
apart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Interurban Hits
Box Cars; S Hurt

MIAMI Okla Dec 2l-(SpeciaD--
John Cook OF ST. Louis was seriously
injured and four others were hurt early
this morning, when a gasoline operated
car on the railroad from Century to
Miami crashed into string al box cars
near this city Refusal OF brakes on the
car to work is given as the cause Of
the accident Molorman Shirley Ship
ley was cut on the head and ,caldcd
with gasoline Cooks skull was irac-
mred. his shoulder broken and hi, head
scaldcd He was taken 10 a hospital
at Muskogec B Spicct and two others.
ono from Vmita, were slightly hurt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
STATE MAY TAKE
Chill DpEN FROM
GERMAN SCHOOLS
Attorney General Says Action
Would Be Legal
WILSON SEEKS AUTHORITY
Education Official Tells Of Un-
patriotic Parents,

The comnpl,ory ,cLooI l,,y o0 the
stale NAV he invoked to prcycul child.
rem beinr taken out oi public school,
and placcd in pr,yatc institution, whcr.
,he German language i, u,cd (>,luyp,.
k according 10 An oniu,on given X. II.
Wilson state ,upcr,n,cndcn, of schools.
nv the attorney generals office
Wilson Asks Curb
Mr. Wilson in a letter 10 lhc attorney
general asserted that in , number of
Sr<tcrn Oklahoma countie, children
bad hecr t,kcn out Of thc nubli- schools
nv narcnts o( German descent A mum.
bc, of nriyatc school, have ,prpnp nm
a. hesr ronn,io, IN ,,b,rh ,hc German
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Motion Made for
Quebec to Secede
From Dominion

QUEBEC Dec y A proposal Dhl,
the province oi Quebec ,credc from
the confederation ol Canadian prov.
nce,. was proposed m motion intro
duccd 'nlo the provincial legislative
essambly today nv ! n Franrocur,
deputy for lohncrc Quebec J., tr
only province which voted against con.
ssIlpuon al the recent election, ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
VILLA FOLLOWERS
! IN DAILY BATTLE

FL PASO, Texas. Dec 2l-Consul
General Andres Garcia received an Of
ficial report today from Vice Consul
Cosme BcugocSchca at Preside, Texas,
giving the information of a battle
which occurred Wednesday afternoon
between the federal forces under Gen
Pedro Favcla and tho Villa followers
commanded by Idclfonso Sanchez, near
Cochllo Parade, sixty mile, south OF
Preside.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
TIMES SANTA CLAUS FUND TOTAL
APPROACHES $1,000 MARK AS MANY
COME TO AID OF SUFFERING POOR
Wilson Promises
Railroad Message

\ WASHINGTON. Dec 2l-Prcsidcnt
Wilson will send a message TO congress
recommending enactment OF legislation
to meet the transportation situation,
Immediately after the holiday recess.
Until 1t has been received, the preSi-
dent today requested that the inter
state commerce committee withhold
making any investigation as provided
under the Cummins resolution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
LAST SURVIVOR Of
the ALAMO IS DEAD

@AN ANTONIO Texas, Dec 2L
= ENRIQUE E,parsa, ~ years
~ DID, the last survivor OF the
Alamo, is dead When. on March
., 1880, Santa Anna stormcd in the
final and successful assault, the
chapel where handful OF Amerl-
cans fought to 'hclr death, sur
rounded by piles OF Mexican dead.
the yictorS found a group OF MeNl-
can women in a barricadcd section
of the front OF the building Among
them was an cight-year-old lad,
Enrique Esparsa, who died at his
home here last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Eight Billion Bond
Issue Report Denied

WASHINGTON, Dee. p The pub
lishcd reports that the third Liberty
loan would be for SOOOWOOO at a.
percent interest, one half percent above
the rates ON the second loan were dc
MED today hy Secretary McAduo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
POLICE SLEEP As
BANK BANDITS PASS

AAOlNNEApOLlS, Dec. y
Ml Three masked bandit, today
NVN entered the Peoples State
bank At Seven Corners busy
downtown district locked the pre-,
ldcnl ! = Emslcr and two en-.
ployc,. IN vault seized $500 m
cash. stepped uul TO the curb where
two m,u,perllur policemen lood
chatting, and escaped M an auto
mobile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dee 2l.- Railroad,
desiring to withdraw from joint rate
agreements must obtain specific ap-
pioval ol the Interstate commerce com.
mission il the withdrawal would mean
an increase I'M rates, the commission
ordered today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

Peace Terms
Rejected
Unofficial PctrOgrad Advice Is
That Negotiations Are Off,

LONDON Dec 2l-lr is reported
unoiilClally that the German, have re-
lectcd the Russian peace terms, the
Petrograd correspondent Of the TX.
change Telegraph company wires un.
der date Oi Thursday