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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-18

the women who complain about the
Increased uee of tobacco In pub1ic
places might DO presented with one of
fhs soldiers gas helmets.
The German plottsrs comznunica-
lions ars abcut like the Villains stage
whlpeu- audibie up IN the top gal
'srH
A<taR fhe ynF ~ over, some Of these
Eiu ccznA forward and claim they
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-18

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent woro
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-18
HoxERss MOTHER GOOSE
Little Kid Horner
Sat in his corner
After a round or two;
His eye was all battered,
His face WAS all tattered:
don't enNE ffghters.-do your


Money doesn't always make a ball
team. President Dreyfuss says he
spent $4,000 for players for his
Pirates and they finished with q rec
ord worse than any made in nearly
80 years. 1t was in 1890 or there
abouts that the Pirates won but %
games and lost 113.
The hopes Of another budding Giant
have been blasted by Uncle Sam, Paul
BURY, the young pitcher from Beav-
er Falls, Pa, who was to have report
ed to McQraw in the spring, was
caught in the Army draft. and last
week reported at Camp Sherman. near
AChillicothe, O.
The Pittsburgh Club loses four Of
its youngsters in the Army draft
They are Chuck Ward. Harold CARL
son, Don Flynn and Bill Evans. Flynn
made good showing in his brief trial
with the Pirates, batting .4e7 In ten
games and was considered a good
prospect for next season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
THERE'S NO EXCUSE now,

THERE'S NO EXCUSE SOW
Here's n tiye-rOo new bungalow two
rooms IN oak. dandy breakfast room and
buth, faces cast. nice ueishborhood. price
- 500 and the owner authorizes us to sell
II on most any Kind " down payment
that's reasonable say $500 or 300 and
the balance monthly for less than you are
now paying for rent Mr. Rentpayer are
YOU going 10 Keep n up or make tho move
now Come IN and We viii take you out
10 see II
Jay J Dwycr
II T STUART ~ 90
20 " Main Maple $40
STRICTLY modern. new groom home
northwest, lnrge sleeping porch and
breakfast room. on easy terms Blak-
eney Inv Co l00iq North Broadway
\ REAL INCOME Two modern houses
on two lots In tho 7O0 block West Chick
asaw. uop rented ~ rs rs per month;
should be rented Tor $40. price g. 1000,
81 COO cash, balance tl5 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
100000 to loan on Real Estste
sos 10 Insurance Bldg Maple "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
A Co-Operaeiye
Proposition

WE HAVE secured ton acres NJ proven
oil land In Nowata county, , ',lnhumR
located IN northwest quarter ~ north
east quarter Of tho northeaat quarter OF
section g. township 10 north range rs
east This ton acres Is Just 800 'oot south
OF a 60 barrel we'll recently drilled I'm
In addition to tho ton nctes above men
toned We have secured 20 aero lease
OF absolutely proven oil hand. located in
tho south half of tho southcnS, quarter
OF tho southeast quarter ~ section -.
township rs north. range 10 sHst. IN the
Nowata oil field. Nowata county, okla
hOma
Also a. acres In the new GRrher oil
field In Garfield county. Oklahoma. To-
Gated In section 6. township n north.
range west The OIL iu the CARRIER fiold
brings 306 per barrel
We propose 10 sell one flf,ie'h inter
est for 800 or one twenty. fifth inter
est for 1900 in all three leases Hboye men
toned, and I'm addition 10 dfill well on
one ~ the above Nowsts leases
We ara N1lding out one twenty nm
interest for our labor and expense This
is Co onerarve proposition and every
one shares alike No salaries, 10 offico
rent. no promotion, no comm sion 20
sslesmen, Just clran-cut propo ition II
you want In on this let uh know At once.
Address slt Colcord Bldg oklahoma
city Phones Walnut b6s and 1926
William O MnppcS. Ben a Longfellow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21

BlsT modern rcsdence bargain IN north
side rooms. broakfast room. largo
sleeping porch low price. easy terms
Hlakeney Inv CO. 1904 \ Hfoadwuy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
/ IR(ES
FoRp SIZES COMPLETE
3oSl. s. so lo,lis. $3.50
JACKSON 4 co puIt.T
nnIfIu GInIIFIs TIlIg


These tires are constructed, from
used rsslngs The, are built IN all
sltcs In a Jackson a 60 Built Tire
YOU have double the number " plies
ut fabric you have IN new tires
Therefore. stone bruises and pune
'ures are reduced to the very mini
mum
when We say Jackson & Co built.
We mean just that These are not
tires with the TREAD OF ONE TIRE
SENED on THE READ " another
peeled OF and the fabric In raspcd
and brushed until perfectly smooth
The tire that IL used for the top II
brushed and taspcd on the inside until
hll the dirt ~ cleaned out Then We
use the very hest Nulcsuiiing Cement
IN putting our tires together 20 avoid
tho friction that vou will find IN the
ordinary double tire
They NJ. double stitched Then the
nt'tt.T DOUBLE SERVICE TIRES
II guaranteed tn be tho same at all
points Just n- the quality In new
tire reaches III the way 'tnund
Win Jackson 4 Co Double Tread
Tires YOU have No STITCHES TO al
te0i vuur inner tube WE REtstNE
EVERY TIRE whore they are stitch.
~. With n RElINFN
N Percent purr,utc Proof 500 Mile
Guarantee ~ Percent Savings
You Furnish You Furnish Cem.
Roth rites one Tire ple,e
1nsl ~ m $500 ~ so
5o,3I -sto isoo q 50
other price. In proportion
|, C, JACKSON & co.,
NANuFACrt'R 'Rrps uiuu GRADE
uOuBtE TREAD TIRES
800 " fnd ~ phlahnma CITY, Okla
Wei 1uq
Ftrross NE Nnut nw ru' and tread
worm Tires charges paid unr WAY
AGENTS and dealers wanted In every
town in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. riesse Mention Tim~-.
A GOOD HOME OR A
GOOD INVESTMENT

This property lr we'll located ON =
sth rtreet, lot 5OEi,O. ~ rooms built
FOR two families upper and lower apart
montr. entirely separate; modern THIS
81 900 property Will bring from $50 to
go monthly income | have recently
bought this prOpsr,y and c,pr.rrd 20
mako my homo In lower apartment nud
rent the upper apartment but Dlr,uiu-
stances have changed my plans and I
am now placing this property ON market
1T u pacrirce price of u 600 s. 900 will
handle. with good terms on balance
might trndo for smaller property IN city
or small farm close to city Is2 care
Times or phone owner, NJ ~ or " 1895
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21

ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
Chas S. Brown
Willis G.. Shields
5Ol American Bank Bldg
Walnut S060.

FOR SALE The most modern. refined
ana complete siN-room modern man
sion In the CITY. basement and furnace,
garage aud servants house, this house
is In the 300 block East 18Th 81 s. oO1
cash win handle balance to suit pur-
chaser
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
ijO.0oO 10 loan on Real Estate
bos-lo Insurance Bldg Maple 36
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

FOR SALEM Broom home, 500 down
and t2b per month Price s. 900. can
at lllt East tifth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads, rlsa~e Mentioa Time-

TO MOVE OFF Eight room modern
house i36 ". Main, see II Monday
sam Miller
Two Sacrifices in Good Homes
Good 7-room cottage modern ia every
detail. two fun lots one half block 10
car line FOR 1880, ON easy terms ms
property viii he papersd and painted
throughout, northwest
And n 2-stpry broom home with rNe
lots every modern convenience. garage.
barn. chicken house. private water city
water also, basement a good ideal home
ono block 20 car limo, for only s. JV0
easy terms northwest
M, W, JOYCE,
W 2gE5 629 SECURITY Bldg
rOR ~ALt.-fiyr ruunr semi modern and
eight lots IN Capitol I'm Tor 81 500 tb0l
cash. balance SIS per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMfASN.
100000 to loan on Real Estate
5oS-lo Insurance Hldg Maolc as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-21
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering ms. Please Mention Times
on WEST 2sTIi ST.

A new, thoroughly we'll huilt and fin
lShed nve-room bungalow, half block
east of Classen boulevard. can b. bought
ON small cash payment. balance monthly.
Real Estate Dept
II T STUART " co.
20 " Main Maple N5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
COAL BAPONS' PRICE
FIXING PACT Barred
7 0nkee Soldiers
Arrive IN Paris
TO March July 4

Paris. July ga battalion Of Amer
lean troops arrived in Paris this morn
ing TO parade on July 4 The Ameri-
cans were greeted by wildly enthusi-
astic crowds which packed the streets
through which they marched to Neu-
lily barracks where they are quar-
tered, The officers are being enter
tanned at the military club
The Americans arrived at the Aus
terlitz station at T.40 o'clock, having
been 36 hours on the way from the
French port at which they debarked.
The soldiers were greeted by repre-
sentatives Of the French and Ameri-
can armies. The French Red Cross
provided refreshments and the Amer
can Red Cross and Young Mems Chris
tian association also sent representa-
tives to greet them.
Headed by their own band. the SOL
diers. carrying their rifles and field
packs. fell in and marched off 30 the
barracks. The crowds waved Ameri-
can and French Hags Hundreds of
Americans were in the thrOng ~ the
station
As the troops swung through the
streets. French girls pinned bouquets
and American flags on the soldiers
breasts. Flowers we're scattered along
the route The band played Yankee
Doodle" Dixie Marching Through
Georgia" and other American airs.
French soldiers ON leave grasped the
hands of the Americans and marched
beside them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
ChargesI. WV.
Trying to Tie up
Copper Industry

Denver. Colo, July 3-The indus
trial Workers of the World were
charged in a statement issue last night
by Charles II Mover. president 70 hte
International Union Of Mill, Mine and
Shelter Workers. with participation
in nation wide conspiracy to shut
down the copper mines OF the country.
1Ir. Mover said strikes would be
called by the Metal Mine Workers
union, d branch of the Industrial
Workers of the World In Utah copper
mines. He called attention to the
recent succession Of strikes in other
copper mining sections Of the west
and continued
THE Industrial Workers Of the
World have had no money in its treas
airy. 1T. seems to have plenty of money
nov Where II got this money I can
not say The public may speculate as
to the source of it,"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
vIEW0F RIOT
IS CIvEN0UT
EX-GOVERNOR
Lowden Urges That Blacks
and Whites Be Treated
Alike by Troops.

Springfield. ILL.,. July 3 In an In
toryiew with uewspa permen here at
1850 O'Clock, Governor Lowden
stated that he had just talked with
General Dickson AT East ST Louis on
the long distance telephone. and that
the silultion was well in hand The
statement follows.
yesterday morning we were ad-
vised that rioting had broken out in
East ST. Louis We at once began
to order troops 10 East ST. Louis and
Colonel S. O. Tripp. Of the adjutant
generals department. was dispatched
10 take charge of the situation Gen
eraI Dickson arrived there about mid
night on q special train and took
command Of the situation in person.
I have just had him on the long dis
lance telephone and he informs me
that ne thinks they have the situation
vel in hand.
II instructed General Dickson yes
terday to use as drastic measures as
in his Judgment were necessary 10
/ restore law and order There will be
m Partially as between races. Order
Will be maintained. If il requires all
the troops at our disposal TO accomp-
Tish this The state at this time has
nothing 10 do with the merits of this
controversy. II proposes that order
shall be maintained at whatever cost
and as against the whites and the ne
gr0es alike.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
Toll HoIEwee Whats Nhnt.
LET'S GET MAYOR
is RIOTERS CRY

East ST. Louis, III. July An IN
cident Of the night indicated the tenn
per of tBe mobs- One crowd wenf
about the streets shouting against the
mayor. Let's get hoffman, they
cried. He's the man that brought
EN- in Let's lynch tine mayor" The
cry was raised because of false rumor
that Mayor MOIlman Went south amt
advertised that negro labor would be
we'll paid in East 81 Louis AS mat
ter of fact the mayor visited New Or
leans and conferred with railroad
heads and others 30 discourage the
negroes from coming
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
JAP HOUSE BACKS
Up GOVERNMENT
Refuses Vote of Lack of Confidence Rs
40 Majority During stormy
Session.

Toxic. Saturday, June &C. Delay
eal-The mouse Of representatives in
"a turbulent session today rejected
with q majority Of l10. a resolution of
lack Of confidence in the government.
Yu}lia 0zaki leader Of the constitL
tioual party. made the principal alta k
on tas goNs TfmeGts foreign policy
especially as tzarcs China. He 4e-
cTared taa TIMED States stole a march
GA Japan by sending to China The note
in regard 10 the restoration Of tran
guilty The foreign office, he said,
sought unsuccessfaIIy to excite pub
lie opinion and conceal its own failure
by making statements in semi-0ficiai
organs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
BOYS, BOYS, NOW IS
THE TIME TO JOIN;
JUST HAVE A LOOK

Paris. July Following the arrival
Of the American troops mere this
morning. several times groups Of shop
girls on their way to work slipped
through the police lines and kissed the
soldiers. 10 their great embarrassment
Now and then an American Y0ice
zyot,1d he heard calling out Hello.
havs. welcome to Paris or Good
1ack When the regime0tal goiors
we're carried past the men barred their
heads. The Americans we're greatly
surprised to see number of children
kneeI in the street as tine flag was car
RED by They were orphans rom an
an institution in the neighborhood
The soIdierly bearing Of the men i'm
dressed the military observers They
we're lean and brown and the new field
packs gave them quite different ap-
pearance from British continental sol
diers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
Be: TWEEN 70
AND ESQ DIE
IN RACE WAR
Death Toll in East St. Louis
Riot Heavy-Negro Sec
ton Burned Out,

East St Louis. III. July 5--A night
of rfoting. during which at least 20
Negroes are known 10 have been killed,
approximately 800 persons injured,
and $50 Negro houses burned, was fol
lowed early today by comparative
calm. after l,500 Illinois national
Euardsmen had taken charge OF the
CITY
While the death list is known TO be
a least %. uncon6rmed reports place
the number Of dead as high as 25o.
Burning Of Negro homes began last
night shortly before dark and the mob
went from section TO section setting
fires. As the Negroes ran from their
cottages. rioters fred al them and
many fell back into the flames and IT
is believed that a number were burned
ia death. Not only white men, but
white women and girls, composed the
m0bs which set upon the Negroes and
in several cases beat them to death
with clubs White women and girls
attacked colored women on the streets
and in street cars, pulled their HAIR
out, tore off their clothes and beat
them with all sorts of weapons
Started with Murder of Policeman.
The rioting last night was the cni-
miuation of a series of disturbances
which began with the killing OF pc
lice officer and the wounding Of three
policemen and two civilians early
Monday morning.
The fires which were set by the
mobs during the night. in five differ
enf parts Of the city where Negroes
lived besides burning nearly 200 Ne
gro cottages destroyed more than Jos
loaded freight cars belonging to the
Southern railway, valued q $500 900
The Broadway theatre, valued at more
than 500 600 also was burned. Al
though tine fires burned for seVera
hours they were brought under con
trol before daylight Eleven Compan-
les OF the Illinois national guard. mum
berinG about 500 men, patrolied the
streets today, with orders to prevent
any lettering at corners and and as.
sembly of people on the streets Ad-
iutaut General Frank Dickson Of Hi
nois. who arrived last night. said thai
/ troops would be so disposed through
out the city so as TO prevent repeti
+ ton of last nights disorders.
Not Under Military Rule.
( General Dickson said that military
rule had not been established, anC
I probably would not be. Mayor Moll
man of East ST. Louis. the adjutan'
general said, asked for a declaration
/ of military rule, and this fact gave
rise to the statement htaf il actually
/ had been proclaimed. He said thai
/ the transfer of military cases to civil
courts involved SO many tntricacIeS
/ that he was reluctant to ask the gov
ernor to proclaim martial law.
/ Only one white man was killed il
/ last nights rfotiug and he was shot by
/ q Negro sniper. TWO Negroes were
I hanged during the night by mObs anc
4 four were killed by snipers
search Ruins for Bodies
The work of searching the ruins fOl
bodies began before daylight and ii
CONTINUED on Pcze Two.i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
SIR HERBERT TREE
PASSES IN LONDON

London. July 3 According to the
morning newspapers, the death Of Sir
Herbert Tree was not caused by the
recent operation but it was cause Of
collapse so sudden that he died IN a
few moments. Sir Herbert, who died
last night had discussed business af-
fairs daily with Mr.. Dana. his business
manager during the last few days.
They were thus engaged for some time
Monday afternoon and when Mr. Dana
uleft Sir Herbert was in cheerful
mood as he expected TO he able to
leave his bed soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
SLAvS' DRIVE
YIELDING BIG
CR0P0FM MEN
Teuton Prisoners Pour in as
Russians Continue Push
in Galicia.

Petroerad. July S. according
to news received ny the goyern-
ment. the offensive on the SOUTH
western front is developing la an
absolutely favorable. manner.
The new Russian offensive has
resulted i'm The capture 0l coon
more prisoners. The Russians are
advancing towards Xlochoff tsa-
iicia, the war office announces.
TNeBtY-one guns aud seyeral
mine throWeFS were captured.
Prisoners coutinue To be brought
In. The number of prisoners taxi
en- in the fighting southeast nj
Bgzczany on sunday rs given as
- officers and 1900 men.
Russian troops have occupied the
Galician villages of Presovce, Zboron
and K0rshiduv The Austro-German
forces have retreated westward across
the Little Stripa river.
Germany Owns IN to Loss.
Berlin, July 3, tvia London Rus
sian troops have broken through for
gains on the heights on the western
bank OF the Stripa in GaIicia and sue
ceeded in extending northward the
gap they made in the Teutonic lines
lHt bEIFlDHS QdEs HEfilF utdtiQ ud4 tSi .
announced today
The Russian progress was halted
with the assistance of German re-
serves, the official statement adds.
French RepuIse Enemy,
Paris, July 3.-The Germans made
repeated attacks last night on the
Aisne front. on both sides of the ALI
Ies-Paissy road The most violent
lighting continued throughout the
night Today's official announcement
says the Germans were thrown ! ack
each time and finally abandoned the
effort this morning
The French also repuisea German
attacks on the Nerdun front, between
HH BOA and Ayocourt wood
News is Welcomed.
Washington. July g. The Russian
offensive welcomed with rejoicing by
the Russian mission here. was stated
today by Ambassador n, A. Bakhme
rieff to he complete proof of the re
establishment Of Russia's fighting
power as a necessary safeguard to tbs
achievements of the revolution Thu
temporary iuaction was explained al
due to two causes, the necessity of re
organizing the army son democratic
principle and the time required for
70 realize the necessity Of destroying
German autocracy
The mission is unwilling to proph
ecy as 10 the future except to say tha
Germany whole policy toward Rus
sla. based on a desperate hope o
peace, VIII undoubtedly change.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
LIBERTY
BUREAU IS TONED

New York. July Establishment
of a national civil liberties bureau TO
bring together for effective eo~opera-
ton, ALI the scattered efforts 10
maintain constitutional liberties in
war time" was announced here today
by the recently formed American
Union Against MiIitarism Its chief
uurpose viii be TO give legal aid and
advice through attorneys and commit
ices of citizens in ali parts Of the
United states 10 persons whose rights
are invaded by pressure Of war
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
SUBS IN CAMPAIGN
AGAINST SWEDEN

London. July German slhmar-
ines have opened a campo fgH against
the Sw edish merchant fleet along the
Norwegian northern coast. according
TO an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Copenhagen today
Newspaper reports state that four
vessels we're attacked and sunk yes
terday outside the blockade zone. the
crews being compelled TO take lastly
90 the life boats
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
GERMANS DRIVEN
TO SOUP HOUSES
disappearance Of Foods Force Berlin
ers TO Public Kitchens Bet
ter Than at Home.

Copenhagen. July S.-The food diff
eulues, particularly the disappearance
q potatoes. have driven Berhners IN
masses 10 the municipal soup kltcn-
ens. where they hope to get better ra-
Tons than at home. The management
81 the kitchens reports $1,000 new reg
stratons The kitchens. however, are
badly supplied and the fare is most
seanty and monoton0us.
The potato ration this week Is one
pound but Il Is admittedly only on
PAPER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03

Washington, July Providing
increase In taxes for war purposes
of Si,6z0.{ 10000 or about $780,
100000 less than the house author
led he war tax bin as revised
by the senate finance committee.
after six weeks work was report
ed today !0 the senate by Chair
man Simmons. II will The taken M
after the food control measure is
passed.
Chicago. July 3.-An exodus Of
'-tiYe and ten minute loan sharks
a. result OF the new state law re-
lafiug to small loans was noticed
here, The Law Is designed espe-
ciaiiy fG eliminate special
agents" in the business and yffi-
ciais ri the first state industrial
wage loan society.
Toxic, Monday, July III nee.
SaTg Japan may send IIeet 10 the
Atlantic said Tomasburo hato.
minister of navigation. in the diet
to-day In reply Ia critics.
Quincy. ILL.,. JUS ;. Baseball
uas practically Killed here this
afternoon when the United cereal
Wills refused - accept the offer
af the local Three Eye league club.
The ofier was to advertise the
compaHy's products In the cities
covered by the team 4 meeting
Of the club is TO be held this ait
ernoon. but little hope II held out
that baseball viii he saved for
Quincy,
Paris. July ;. Haior Theodore
Roosevelt. Jr-. and Captain Arch
ibaId Roosevelt have arrived II
France to ioin the American =.
petiti0nary forces,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03

Po1esA re Dying
IN Streets from
Hunger, Report

Stockholm. July $ Three Poles,
now in Stockholm, II. Scheko, for
merIy a member OF the Russian
upper house, NJ. Bobiezki and So
banski. have issued an appeal for
aid for the Poles 1T Warsaw. Their
appeal says people are dying in
the streets of hunger. The Assoc
eIated Press is informed from
other sources as well that condi-
items elsewhere in Poland are
equally grave, being particularly
serious in LODI.
Petrograd, July THE national as
sembly which is representing the III
habitants Of Ukraine. an extensive
region in Russia embracing part o
the territories of the old kingdom 81
Poland. is continuing its sessions al
KieT ami has appointed what amounts
to a cabinet including departments o.
war and foreign affairs