davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Let the People
Rule and Write
Democracy az Home
p NJ The Times.

To me Editor or The Times:
II can hardly Do questioned that the world
ga now IN tho birth throcs ~ greater Freedom
and that We must play an active par, in It's deliv.
crance.
r cannot bc questioned that had we been mors
alert 20 insist upon tho rights ~ the people,
p body. In he past our duty might be clearer
and Jess onrrous now
Had he people Of Europe been given a good
RECOMMENDATION ~ democracy In action; had we
insisted on freedom from autocracy here in
America the object lesson might have been moro
potent than bullets 10 correct autocracy In Eu
rope now
We cannot reasonably hope 70 cure autocrscy
In Europe with aufocracy I'm America Two or
more autocraccs viii not make a democracy.
And only 20 AZ this duty in tho true spirit
n democratic freedom-only as tho Will Of the
people IS made Known and worked out. can
democracy De established or maintained hero OF
elsewhere.
n 70 IA our duty 20 resist 20 tho death
tocracy in Europe and q may be.--s u not
much moro our duty 20 resist 20 the death au-
tocracy here IN America?
II We are 10 insist 20 tho last drop OF blood
and tho last ounce 81 treasure that tho will Of
tho people BE- supreme I'm central Europe, ought
we no. likewise 20 insist 10 tho last drop Of
blood and the last ounce ~ treasure. that tho
VIII % the people be supreme on every question
here In America?
n We 81 America NAV not claim The rights ~
domocracv what futile foolish act n is 70
strive to force tho people ~ Prussia 10 claim
such rights
J II. SYKES
Bellevue Mich. Aug u. 1917.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Maybe It's Poetic License

We fain would ask the readers advice
on a literary point. We have q perfectly
stirring war poem, with a chorus that
win even rouse a patriot to mauling his
grandmother, but the last line Of that
blood-curdling chorus runs thus:
When we strike our Yankee blows, our
aag'l win
What sticks US, orthographically speak
ing is that "hagIl." We confess to a
liking to shortcuts in English, and ze
sometimes 60 into the ditch in shortcut
ting, but that "fagll" has a sort Of mis-
orly sound that seems to knock all the
martial swing out Of that really glorious
chorus. 1t destroys the effect sought. by
bringing in a sort Of fiat effect. as it We're,
and reminds us of that time when we ut
tered society item ike this:
Miss Lily Lovenl leave a lovely i'm
preston upon our younger set, etc.
The young ladys 6-foot brother came
in. next day to urge that if we couldn' t
decently mention MS sister without slut
tering, he would require that mention Of
her be omitted altogether.
We want this war poem but that
"hag'll' sure is a disturbance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Wilson Embargo Is
the Hardest Blow Yet
Struck At Germany

Almost since the great war began, the
allies have sought TO starve Germany
into submission by an elaborate blockade
of German ports maintained by the allied
fleets.
And almost since the great war began,
the blockade has been partial failure
very largely due TO the fact that the
United States continued 70 sell foodstufs
and raw materials to the little neutrals
which surround Germany.
In this way supplies have seeped into
Germany from Norway, Sweden. Hol
land, Denmark, Switzerland and Spain.
The right thing. the logical thing, the
properly-timed thing was for this coun-
try to shut off those supplies.
If any basis for the action was needed,
it was abundantly supplied by the fig
ures showing the enormous increases in
the exports from this country to the
neutrals.
And, singularly enough. the greatest
exports were in precisely the things
needed by Germany-food for her peo-
pie, metals and cotton for her munitions
factories.
The president has now started the ma
chinery which win keep these things for
ourselves and for our allies We will no
longer supply the neutrals, so they in
turn can supply Germany.
There is every evidence that this is one
of the hardest blows struck at kaiserism
since the war began. The headlines in
German papers tell the story Wilson's
brutal methods in starving little pcu-
trails" "Neutrals in Wilson's thumb
screws." Glow Wilson assaults neu-
trails"
Germany's sudden tenderness over lit
Gle neutral nations is one OF the MIST
primly humorous things of the war.
Germany. which paid no attention to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
The Old Gardener Says

A. cabhages arc particularly
hardy and can Ttand cons.derah'o
frost. g. viii pay 20 giFe carefri
attention even io very -mHiI
plants f0r they are Hkciy - h'ad
up VOL by oct I Tho only way
though. 20 keep cabbages grow
INK e. 20 cultivate them con
iinualiy n Tho heads ~ older
planfs begin - burst pnsR fhem
over ,Vlth the fdgt co asl t0
break no roots on ono Side, as
this VIII check growth ard 7fop
tho trouble. Cabbage should
ho kept rrowing as long as pos
sible. az they are dimculf 20
store until tho weather is cold
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
There Is Precedent In
United States History
For Her Desperation

The tenacity of the women who are
making things bit unpleasant for otli-
cial Washington just at present Is the
very thing those who are opposed to
woman suffrage are afraid OF.
There are a whole lot of things in this
government Of ours that are not what
they should be.
For one thing our government is a
long way short Of being as representa-
tive rs those who conceived II intended
il 10 be.
1t is representative, Of course. but Of
the FEW and not of the many.
Our government, for one thing, IS not
representative of the home.
This is largely due 10 the fact that
woman has not had full voice in X.
Man leaves the home to woman in the
natural order of things.
He has told her as matter OF fact
that there is where she belongs
The home, in politics, therefore, has
been left to shift for itself. and THAT
means. that the sons and daughters in
the homes have been left 70 shift for
themselves.
"Your place IS in the home man says
TO woman. "but you shall not have a
voice in the home; you are to be left in
conditions resulting from my own lack
of interest; if you are not satisfied with
those conditions. you must make the best
Of them, am determined on one point and
that point is that YOU shall not have
one thing to say"
What a sorry spectacle man has made
of himself in view Of the way his home
has been entered and violated by rs &C
knowledged enemies, and woman there
powerless to defend herself.
Figuratively speaking, she has had TO
stand by while her son or her daughter
has been kidnapped, without permission
to call the police.
Can any man who knows what the
mother interest is, what it was in his
own case, fail to understand the great
motive behind the demonstration these
women have made in Washington?
We may not approve; we may hold
that she might have chosen a course
more likely to give her lot of support
she is denied, but we have to admit. as
the sons of mothers, that We know she
is actuated by love that never says
die and never dies.
She is everlastingiy right in her con
tention that her case has not been con-
sidered in our pledge to spread democ-
racy.
1t is easy TO excuse her If she has
adopted course in Washington that is
not popular.
The desperation that is hers was the
desperation of the ColoniSts, pretty gen
orally Endorsed and approved by all of
lis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

toctive and Identified thru finger.
prints on soup plate ia the rec.
tauranf The proprietor explains
he durability az the finger prints by
saying that tho plates were used
only for oyster soup. not served In
summer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

10 July o. FOR the FIRST and from
'afr August 20 October first FOR the
second term
The principal cause OF autumnal
hay fever Is the pollen o. the com
mon rae weed. fhe giant rag.weed
marsh elders and cookie burs re
placing rbi. n some sections or az
grava-ine The Infection
West o' Kansas. autumn hay
feFer Is principally duo 20 the worm
woods ar'emisiasl az which there
AFRO many varieties In The Pacific
and Rocky mountain states. The
tern raE weed. marsh elder Eaer.
tanerias and cookie burs ara asso-
ciate causes In some localities
As the control o. the hayfever
weeds Is ~ tho first Importance In
hay-fever everyone should cooper
ata with the health authorities in
enforcing Tho anti.weod laws. which
already exist In many cities
Efforts are now being made 10
establish adequate anti-hay fever
legislation in every state. the On.
f-rcemenf % which wlll stamp ont
hav.scver In most localities.
In order ~ prevent or diminish
mo irritating cause ~ this disease.
hayfeyer subjects should avoid
roads adjoining fields or lots with
neglected weeds during he hay
fever season An attack due 20
alch exposure lowers the patients
resistance. so that for long time
afterwards ne is more susceptible
! fo the hayfever pollen
In fhe majority % cases diet
reduced IN meat. ash. cheese, milk.
ofc is Of benefit In diminishing The
sf'ack and vegetables and fruit
I shculd be given the preference.
SmoRng and alcoholic drinks
/ huuid be avoided
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

Inycstigatlng. found hls rrt bull
dog. who had con'Tac' cd Atkins
habit 81 late rising. turned the
alarm lever or every night after
Atkins VAS asleep. and then turned
s. on again Dc next morning 20
avoid suspicion Atkins is buying an
electric clock With q time lock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Placed

"On What grounds d. you claim
exemption
Short sigh'edneas
That's an right They will put
you up in the advanced trenches -
Judge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Danger! Shouts HollsndIs

DangerI Shouts HoIandIs
To ne Fditor Of The Times:
We would Ike 10 have you put piece IN your
paper regarding Tho temporary bathing beach
on the head % Belle Ise. tho same being fairly
Ftrewn with broken bottles and other sharp OBJ.
jects and consequently exceedingly dangerous.
our club having hold picnic there recently.
We experienced this 10 our great discomfort and
consider 10 duty 10 give fair warning 10 tho
public IN general
PHILIP HOEKsTRA. secy Holiandia,
Aug. d. 1917. 7s5 Burns Ava
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

table Tho uncle said to'the boy
Here. Teddy. Is something You
don't soc in Lancashire, AZ
mo same, time placing some
small balls Of butter in front
~ him
Don't us. though ." said tho
boy There are three bahE 30
butter hanging outside the snOp
where's otber takes our clothes
every Monday morning, Amt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Fussy Editor

Editor That's good Joke. but
ifF too coarse
Hoelor Wei. you're pretty fussy
The Literary Digest printed IT.
Yale Record
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

bay fever 10 the
United States. he
vernai and the an.
fumnal for 10 S
While these vary
somew hat IN the
different states,
the average dates
~. f-nrl Ny IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Gratitude

Tic Freshest Girl before mo
troops entrain) what would you
saw y Kissed ycu right before an
this cropd2
The soldier I'd say. Thanks TO-
he VAR. xafser," Puck
sooner o- lafer pride iumbles our
Of the balloon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
The K eep Well
Column
HAYFEVER.

Hay fever dime Wild aud be here
According 70 tho American Hay.
Fever Prevention association there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

Health 0uestlons hnsWered.
II T.. How can ! keen my hair
from falling ont and thus leaving
,-c rrematurely bald p"
Koer yolr hear healthy by means
~ thorough Washing brushing and
rubbing - fhe scalp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Not Censored,
Dog out~i,s Alarm

SIBERIA. Cal Whom hts alarm
clock failed 20 work James Atkins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
What Is Going on in Cern1nyi
As Told By the Newspapers We Get From the Teutonic
Empires and Neutral Nations.

TIE Berlin Zctgng arr Mittag
pr.n's 'ha following story
"Qn 'h- recent market day a.
ccr,no;, FriedenaI. q wo
ocrdpping man had jus,
Over agreed 20 pay ~
I'll tho keeper az ri
vegetable stand
~ sum ~ 80 cents TO- quantity
OF Ff9lrati when a iads y stand
.ng behind her shouted % tho stall
keeper You sell mo tho kholrabi
lu give r0g - cents
Ihere1Ion the original cus'omcr
adm.n.-'ered = series ~ stlng'av
blows right and lef' or Der rlgNE
chees7. ev aiming Sow fhan v0I
can rag fn- he car sturers ~ the
zane .uo
~ We I'D moro of ihie sort ~
popular erecu'ion % Justice .herr
would 30 'a~ less SUFFERING and fha
rur7ep proud minority high pla
or ofheraieo would be reduced g.
their proper Lowell ~ the side ri,
'helr lnfs or"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28
Laugh With Us

a woman and her four year old son were on
visit 10 her brother ir.law in London.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

iects can DO turn
ID INTO factors ~
great Industrial
importance One
q these subj
a1ces "a W0m
on 9 hair. which IT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-28

There is the exemption boards cue; it
can proceed 70 rack him up.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07
Z TEATRoW WOJNY.
FRONT WSHODNI.
Piotrogrod, 7. sierpnia. -

Piotrogrod, 7. sierpnia. - Ma
odcinku Brod6w potyczki bez
znaczenia; ia odcinku Czernlo-
wiec, W okolicy Raraicz / Iopo-
rowiec rosyjskie oddzia}y Z od--
wrotu nagle przeszly do ataku /
zajawszy wazne strategicznie
wzg6rza, wypar|y nieprzyJaclela
ku owym vision wymienionym,
przyczem wzieto cztery dz'aia
kilka mitraliez; Niemcy juz po--
TEN powrocili wzmocnieni rezer-
wami do ataku, wobec czego Ro-
syanie cofnefi sic do glownych
swych pozycyi dzia}a owe -
ze ich wziac nie mogli, zagwoz-
dill. Ma poludnie cd Czernowiec
- nieprzyjaciel posuwa sic doll
nami Seretu Suczawy - wojska
rosyjskie sic cofaja; miasto Ra-
dowce kilka wsi ewakuowano-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07
,,Sammies'' we Francyi.
Oboz Amexow we Francyi,

Oboz Amexow we Francyi, Z,
sierpnia. - Zolnierze amcrykah-
skiej eXpedycyi otrzymuja obec-
ME instrukcye co do pierwszego
- moze najgrozniejszego niebez-
picczehstwa dzisiejszcj 'morder-
czcj wojny: mianowicie uczQ ich,
jak sic zachowywac wobec pools
k6w gazowych owych trujq-
cych, z0itawych chmur dymu,1 ia
kic pociski te wytwarzaJa; zoi-
nierze otrzymujq doskonale, wy
pr0bowane mask ochronne IL
czeni So, jak sic zachowywac
wzgledem gaz0w W okopach
gankach podziemnych, a jak ma
wolnem polu, jak ratowat zacza-
dzonych gazami towarzyszy itp,
iednoczeSnic oficcrowie otrzymu-
ia inStrukcyc, jak sic neutralizuje
pociski i chmury gazowe, oraz
jak sic takiez pociski wyrzuca I'd
nieprzyjaciela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07
Londyn, 7. sierpnia. - Ma Ii,

Londyn, 7. sierpnia. - Ma Ii,
mach flandryjskich znow koiosal-
ma akcya artyleryi obwieszcza no.
wa faze oiensywy angiclskiej
alianckiej wog6le. PrzcszIo ty-
dzieh padaly deszcze i mgfy pano
waly, kt6re wstrzymaIy ofensy-,
wy flandryjskiej faze pierwsza-
teraz pogoda powraca i tempo
walk sic wzmaga olbrzymio. G}o-
wnie atakuja An9licy francuskie
centrum weglowe, Lens, oraz
Hollebeke. Teren tam fatalnie
rozmokly i zolnierz ma prace mad
wyraz ciezka! , Tank" angielskic
tez ME ma wiele zdaG sic moga, bo
grzeznq i powoli tylko poruszat
sic moga, Pc pierwszym ataku
wrecz angielskim - tydzieh tc-
mu, Nicmcy kontratakowali bar
do poteznic, lecz stracili tylko
mase ludzi w polcgfych jehcacil
"a od Srody minionej zaprzesta-
Ii atak6w zupe}nie, widocznie ere
zygnowali zamiar6w odbierania
tcrenu spornego. Pod Hollebeke
byl onegdaj lokalny szturm mic
miecki - bez trudu odparty; a
tax ma Westhook rowniez sic ME
powiod} Niemcom; pod kpehy
znicsiono podjazd niemiecki. Pod
Lens trivia akcya angielska -
zn6w postep zrobiono ku niastu
Po kilku dniach pauzy awiatyka
onegdaj nogla znowu wziac sic
do roboty: 5 maszyn niemieckicl1
zrzucono, jedna ujeto, try uszko-
dzono; jedna angielska ME wr6'
ella.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07

kl lagodzenia nienawiscl, Jaka SIG
wywiazala miedzy Anglia a Mem
cami, kt6re po wojnie Anglii bed4
potrzebowaly. Spodziewaja sic po
YIN ministrze, IL dazyc on be-
die wszelkiemi siIami do rychie-
20 porozumienia Z Anglia a tenn
samem do pokoju, zw}aszcza, IL
1est on -stanowtzo zwolenntkrerr
rsc,.y pokoju bcz ancNyl...
WATYKAN A NIEMCY.
Rzym, 7. sierpnia. - Zdaje sic,
IL stosunek Watykanu wzgledem
Niemiec psuje sic dosyc szybko:
w dniach ostatnich by}y donlesle-
MIA, IL mozliwem jest w najdal--
;zei konsekwencyi nawet zerwa--
ME tych stosunkow, dis zas jest
telegram, IL sekretarz stanu pa
pieski, kardynai x. Gaspari ma
ustapic w najblizszym czasie z
zajmowanego stanowiSka - dla
sfabego swego zdrowia, =. oraz
dlatego, IL Papiez Benedykt zy--
czy sobie wywierac dorazniejszy
osobisty wpiyw ma polityke Wa
tykanu.
CHINY sTAJA DO WoJNY.
Peking, 7. sierpnia. - Potwier-
dza sic doniesienie podpisaniu
przez prowizorycznego prezyden-
ia, Feng-Kwo-Czanga uchwafy
gabinetu ministeryalnego, decy-
dujacej wypowiedzenie wojny
Niemcom i Austryi. Prezydent
zazadai juz uchwai budzetowych
dla armii. w kraju jeszcze niema
zupe}nego spokoJu JcdnomySlno-
sci; ma poiudniu wciaz rewolucyJ
ny ferment, partye chihskie nic
sa zgodnc CO do sposobow utwo--
rzenia rzQdu staIcgo i obioru pre-
zydenta: jedni chca, by MIN auto
matycznie zostat FenS-kwo-
Gang, dawniejszy wiceprezy-
dent. inni temu przeciwni / chca
wybor6w regularnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07
Bill podatkowy " SenaCie.
Wilson ME da sic z}apac
ma gadania pokojowe.
Kongres odroczy sic lgowrzesnia
za|ogi 7 zatopionych okIetdw powr6cib'
Kara smierci ma zdrajcow.
Pie6 powolal do armii konskrypcyjns;.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Kongres odroczy sic lgowrzesnia
za|ogi 7 zstopioDych ohet6w powr6cify.
Kara smierci ma zdrajcow.
Piee powola1 do armii konskrypcyjne;.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

Ameryka poprzednio juz osIosiIa,
pan Wilson bedzie pierwszym ze
wszystkicf, kt6ry wyciagnie rcke
do zgody i wejdzie W rokowania.
jak dfugo jcdnak ST tylko gada,
mia, kt6rych celcm jest balamu-.
Genie opinii i zyskiwanic ia CA.
sic, ME da sic ia zadne piekne
sl6wka zIapat. Oferta pokojows
muSi bye zrobiona W dobrcj vic.
RE ia takicll zasadach, ktorc
zabezpieczq panowanic sprawic.
dliwoSci / trwaIego pokoju, na
innych bowiem warunkach Amc.
ryka mic mozc zaprzcstat prowa.
dzenia wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07
$2,Oo6, 100000 Z PODATKOW.

"ooEy iiS SSAAj - oASA fiAo'
Przewodniczacy senatoryalnej ko
misyi finansowej Simmons wnios}
wczoraj W sencaie wojenne przed
lozenie podatkowe na rok fiskal--
ny, kohczqcy sic d. 80 czerwca
1918, wedlc ktorcSo dochod rza-
dowy Z tego zr0dla ma wynosic
$2,OO6,970,O00. Przyjete poprzed.
MO przez Izbe poselska przcdfo-
zenie uakladaio podatki W kwocie
1885,, 100000.
RAPPORT komisyi senatoryalnej
pozySkaf dla siebic aprobate WIG
kszoSci senatorow zar0wno de-
mokratycznycf jak republikail--
skich postanowiono do}ozyt
wszelkich starah, ably go jak maj.
predzej przez uchwale senatu
przcprowadzit. Czlonek komisyi
finansowej senator La Toilette Z
Wisconsin zapowiada jednak. ze
przedstawiony zostanie jeSzcze
rapport mniejszoSci, a spodziewat
sic MONA, ze poprq go takze de-
mokratyczni senatorzy Gore j
Thomas.
Przcwodniczqcy komisyi Sim.
mons oblicza, re przesz}o poloWa
wymienionej wyzej sunny podat-
kowej Sciagnieta ma zostat L po-
datk0w Cd przedsiebiorstw, czer-
piqcych zbyt wyg6rowane docho-
dy l. wyrobu materyal6w wojen-
nych, jakotez podatkow docho'
dowych. nalozonych ma korpora'
eve / osobistoSci. L tych zr6de|
ma wplynat razem $l,29.1OO,OOo.
Wedle postanowieh omawiane-
60 blu w obccnej jeso formie O.
barczeni rodzinami majq oplacat
nodatek dochodowy. jezeli ich
roczny dochod Wynosi $4,000 lrb
wieccj, samotni zas. jezcli icI'
roczny doch6d wynosi $1,000, al
bo wicccj. Dotychczas obarczenl
rodzinami oplacali podatek cd do
chod6w przekraczajqcych $4,000
rocznic. samotni zaS Cd dochod6w
,onad $4,000 rocznic. w miare
zwiekszajacego sic dochodu pod
nosi sig stopa podatkowa coraz
wyzcj. dochodzqc wreszcie do
1899 proCent przy dochodach po,
mad $1OO,OOO.OCO.
Projekt senatu podnosi takze
podatki ma napoje alkoholiczne
Wedlc przyjetego przez Izbe po-
slow przedlozenia podatek cd
w6dki miai przyniest $11O,OOO,-
700, cd piwa $37,OOO,0OO, cd wilma
zaS $6,OOO,O00, obecnie zas pierw-
sly Mich podniesiono do $l35,-
100000, drugi do $46,OO0,OOO,
trzeci zaS do $21, 100000.
SENATOR LEWIS w BIA-
Lynn DOMU.
Waszygton, 7. sierpnia. ~
Prezydent Wilson odbyt wczoraj
dIuzsza konferencye L senatorem
Lewis Z Illinois, W czasie ktorej
domagaf sic Z naciskiem, ably kon-
gres jak najrycflcj uchwali'
przedlozenie W sprawie rzadowej
kontroli zywnosciowej,. jakotez
podatkowy bill wojcnny. Oswald,
cyl mu takze, il ME uwaza ODE
cnej chwili "a stosowna do roz--
poczynania przedwstepnych choc
by tylko rokowah pokojowych.
Pan Lewis zastrzegi sic, re ME
cytuje slow prezydenta, ale W
swojem tylko przemawiajac j.
mieniu, oswiadcza, il skoro tyIko
okaze sic mozliwosc zawarcia po-
koju ma tych podstawach, jake
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07
NoWY CABINET RoSYJsKI.
Pintrner6d Z sierpnia.

NOWH GASlN61 NOo
Piotrogrod, Z, sierpnia'
Przesilenie rosyjskie zazegnane
- moze szczesliwie: nowy gabi-
net ministeryalny sformowany
TO ma platiormie walk dalszej -
woiny do konca! Armia ma bye
zreiormowana. wyzbyta Z Polity-
cznych propagand wpiywow wro-
gich, general Kornilow w0dz ma
czelny zelazna rska wprowadza
dvscvpline / domaga sic znlesle-
MIA wszelkich komitetow / orga-
nizacvi W wojsku, DO parallzuJ9
one komende; 50 wszelkie szanSe,
u rad speini zadania wodza ma
czelnego; przesilenie daio jeden
dobry rezultat - oto wykazato'
IL wszvstkie faktycznie partye,
wszystek narod pragnie walk
republiki, oraz stoi Po stronle
Kerenskiego, ktory stal sic uoSo-
bieniem tych idei nowei Rosyf.
TednoczeSnie wewnatrz kraJu
wprowadza sic porzadek naresz-
Gle. oto ministeryum sprawiedli-
woSci kazaio uwiezic agitatorow,
Trockiego Donachowskiego, os-
karzonych o wsp6lnictwo W pro-
pagandzie Lenina, przywodcy
maxymalistow. kt0remu udowod-
Mono, IL stall ma zoidzie niemlec-
kim. a partya jego Niemiec Po-
bierala ,,subwencye". Dalej ska
zano ma Smierc przez rozstrzela-
ME genarala Majewskiego, ktory
dowodzii gwardya ta, co plerw-
sza uszla pola walk pred
Niemcami daia hasio poPiochu,
oraz przykiad fatalny demoraliza-
Cyl wojska rosyjskiego.
Ministeryum nowe W peinym
swym skladzie przedstawia sic,
jak nastsPuje:
Premier, minister wojny ma
rvnarki Alexander +. kerenskij,
Wicepremier minister finan-
SO w.. w. Nekrasow.
Minister spraw zagranicznych
VI. |. Tereszczenko.
Minister spraw wewnetrznych
- NJ. Aksentiew.
Minister oswiaty - NJ. Olden-
burg. .
Minister piracy - NJ. Skobo-
lew.
Minister przemyslu - NJ. Pro
kopowicz.
Minister spraw socyalnych -
NJ. Astrow.
Minister zbrojen - NJ. Plesz,
czonow.
Minister sprawiedliwoSci -
NJ. Jefremow.
Prokurator Sw. Synodu - NJ
Kartaszew.
Minister komunikacyi - NJ
Tachtamiszew.
Minister poczt i telegrafow -
NJ. Nikitin.
Kontroler stanu - +. A. Hoio-
win.
Minister rolnictwa - NJ. Ger,
now.
Asystent ministra woJny - NJ
Savinkow.
Charakterystycznem jest, il dc
gabinetu wszedi ponownie Ger,
now, ten - kt6rego pred paru
dniami zaledwie obwiniano ule,
game wplywom Niemiec - otol
przeprowadzono Sledztwo co dc
tych jemu czynionych zarzutow
minister Tereszczenko cd spraw
zagranicznych, ogiosii W prasie
IL Czernow zupeinie zostai reha.