The Tomahawk., 1917-10-11
COMMITTEE APPOINTED FOR PUR
POSE TO MAKE KNOWN VER-
DICT AT EARLY DATE.
1862 Certified IN STATE
Total Quota for State for Service In
National Army Is :7,776, Of Whom
5000 Are Now at Camp
Dodge.

ism and German culture will be
known definitely soon.
AS result of this knowledge a
| ban is sure to be fastened on some
of the books now in use bearing a
| tanning a preface dedicated to Ger
man accomplishments, it is pre-
| dicted.
| G.. G. Schulz. state superintendent
Of education, already is much &C
quainted with the German text books
as a result of his Investigation, but
reserves judgment until a commit
tee, appointed by him several days
| ago, meets with him to- go over the
subject and make recommendations
| to the Public Safety Commission for
| the elimination of certain objection
able text books.
Il am getting information and col
lecting all questionable subject mat
ter contained in the German text
books" Mr. Schulz said.
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| 1862 Minnesotans Certified.
| Returns of 262 additional names
made a total of 1862 Minnesota men
certified to date to state draft head
quarters at the Capitol. The total
quota is 17,776 men, of whom 5000 al
ready are at Camp Dodge.
District board No. at Mankato has
credit of 3,4S7 men, including the
latest returns of fifty-six from Houston
county, seventeen from Rice, nine from
Dodge, seven from Olmsted and three
from Lac qui Parle.
District board No. of st. Paul in
creased it's credit to 4,46S with certiff-
cations of 105 men from the Twelfth
ward of St. Paul and sixty-two from
division No. 2 in Stearns county.
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Doctors and Dentists Commissioned.
The following Minnesota doctors
and dentists have been given commits
sions in the medical officers reserve
corps since August 20, it is announced
by, the War. department - :
Majors-Solan M. White Of Mime
apolis and Samuel Robinson of
Rochester.
William c. Crumley and
Frank G. Todd, Rochester, John A.
Freedom, Fergus Falls; Frederick e.
Haynes, Minneapolis; Winfield S.
Nickerson, Long Lake; Earl H. Mar
cum, Bemidji, and Robert H. Mana
han, International Falls.
First Observation-Disclosures Ohage, Jr.,
Moses Barron, William P. O'Malley,
Edwin J. Simon, William E. Schultz
Sam Zeigler, Thomas J. Cassidy, Rol
and G. Kriworth, all of st. Paul; Arch
ibald H. Beard, Paul w. Geissler, Wal.
lace G. Skidmore, Lewis E. Stone. Will
liam w. Moir, Frank E. Keller, Alfred
O. Lier, Vern L. Cowan, Earl w. Mel
son, Vernon Davis, Carlyle O. Fay
Glenn B. Lacey and l.. M. Mudeking
all of Minneapolis; David S. Fleisch
bauer, Wabasha; Alexander E. Moore
Rochester; Fred w. Stocking, River
ton; Thaddeus Salapka, Rochester;
Adolph E. Detureq, Jr., Preston;
Henry v. Hanson, New London;
Horace C. Daust, Nashwauk; Fred
Rankin, Rochester,; Hugh w. Rey
nolds, Hibbing; Richard B. Girvin
Willard; Maurice Levy, Granite
Falls, Benjamin N. Saunders, Wa
dena: Arthur " Seifert and Alfred
F. Grochner New Ulm; Meredith j
James, Litchfield; Early II. Nc
. Gonagle, Royalton; John E. Olson
Milan, and C. M. Langley, Little
Falls
Harbor Patrols at Duluth.
Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the
Navy, has informed Senator Frank B
Kellogg of Minnesota that the Fedora
> government will maintain, temporari
ly, the harbor patrols at Duluth ant
Superior and Two Harbors.
He suggested that Governor Burn
quist of Minnesota set forth the full
, facts of the situation in a reques
, for a permanent patrol and indicated
that the Navy department will gran
| it.
, When the United States entered
| the war the patrols we're establish
ed to protect the ore docks, as thu
| government wanted to insure its iro1
, and steel supply. The arrangement
2 was only temporary.
Probing Milk Prices.
The State Agricultural cOllege is as
. sisting the Safety Commission in tn
investigation of milk prices.
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J Hotel Cleanup Started.
t A statewide cleanup of hotels AM
restaurants has been inaugurated a
Duluth by w. A. Wittbecker, stat
5 hotel inspector, and Inspectors ]. A
, Leonard and Walter s. Newgard of tn
i. state dairy and food department
g Warning to hotel and restaurant KEEP
Y ers to prepare for the campaign wa
recently given by Inspector WittbecH
! er. A week will be devoted to careful
3 inspection OF sanitary and fire hazar
a conditions in the hotels and restar
, rants in Duluth with the Twin Cite
to follow.