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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
POLICE AND FRIENDS
SEEK MISSING WOMAN

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
consciousness and had started back
towards town.
II Is believed that she has sus.
tained similar attack that may wear
off as the hours pass, but much rear
is felt by friends that she may be
struck by n passing automobile while
wandering aimlessly about. For sever
years she resided in Tulsa with her
husband, who during that time was
employed as linotype operator on The
World. They left Tulsa four years
ago.
Otis Weaver residing at Grant and
Fourth. an employe as printer at Ken
dali college. w. r. Eoff, an acquain.
tance OF the family. and police de.
tectives lead the searchers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
CRIPPLED FOR LIFE
ON ROLLER COASTER
Woman Sues Owner and Man.
ager of Amusement Resort
for Damages.

Charles Page l.. n. Monsell ana
the Sand Springs amusement park are
defendants in suit for s20,200 dam
ages filed in district court yesterday
afternoon by Nellie X. Shrader, who
alleges that she was injured to that
extent while riding the roller coaster
in the Sand Springs park on July 8,
1915.
Criminal negligence on the part OF
the park employees to exercise due care
is alleged to be the cause OF the acci-
dent In which the plaintiff was in
jured. She further claims that the
equipment on the apparatus was old
and not trustworthy.
According to the petition, the plain
tiff was riding In the roller coaster
when there was a collision between
two cars. She was injured severely
and claims that she will lose the use
OF limb as result of the accident.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
CATHOLICS TO ERECT
A NEW TULSA CHURCH
Announcement Made Yester-
day of Second Parish in
East End of City.

Announcement was made yesterday
that a new Catholic church building
will be erected in the near future at
the corner OF sixteenth and Rockford
streets. new parish liz TO be organ
ized in the eastern section OF the city
and a building will be the immediate
result
Owing to the fact that the Catholic
church at Ninth and Boulder streets
Is one Of the most magnificent in this
section OF the county and Is still re-
garded as new the intention OF the
Catholic constituency of erecting an
other edifice comes as a surprise.
No definite plans have been made
for the new church building. The
Very Rev. Charles Standaert will ar
rive from Guthrie this week 10 take
charge OF the orga nization of the
parish and plans for the church will
be engineered by him. There is no
intimation as to what the cost OF the
structure will be.
The parish will be known as the
Sacred Heart church and will be COM
prised Of those families living east OF
the Midland Valley tracks. This Sec
ton composes about one-thirG of the
territory of the whole church of Tulsa.
The membership OF the Holy Fam
lily church has grown to about SIX
thousand, and 1t is the opinion of the
church authorities that the member
ship is too large To be under the care
OF two priests. or the five hundred
families under the care of the Holy
Family church at the present time.
100 Will be given to the new parish.
Father John Van Gastel will leave
the Holy Family church to take
Father Standaert's place at Guthrie
Father Fletcher who has recently
/ cen ordained at st. Louis, will ar
rive this week to take up the work
of Father Van Gastel in the Holy
Family church
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
Phones: All Departments, 5000
HELP DEFERRED.

OF partners In a four. ball match
I've bad my share aud plenty.
And some OF them were rated scratch
Sore handicapped az twenty
But .hether dub or shark was he
~, whom leaned upon
II teens he always said 20 me
'Il help you later on. 30
They shoe, their heads or as my foes.
Their drives are straight and true,
As rival. every player knows
E5Itly what to do.
But every partner that / get
Sings out this bitter tune
81 haven't hit good ball yet,
But IN get started soon
4 must confess my golf is not
The kind TO rouse man
To pulling of a brilliant shot.
I do the best / ln
But ~ We walk from hole 70 hole
And lose them one By one.
Ny troubled spirit TO console
lie whispers later On
I'm clubbing every shot I make.
I m on my game today,
This fearful spell IL bound 10 break,
IN soon begin TO play.
Were fifteen down to them. l know,
And hope seems almost gone,
But one Of them is due to blow.
And III start later on
Perhaps upon the golden shore
Those partners | may meet
With whom a dozen times or more
On earth ! shared defeat
And then my weary soul shall say,
When haply We are met
Come tell me how'S your game today,
Have you got going yet
Copyright 1917 by Edgar A, Guest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Headline in Tulsa paper: "okla-
homa in Lead Thru Tulsa's Aid"
How modest" we hear the office boy
snicker; they sure hate themselves" !"
--Bartlesville Examiner.
Poor little Bartlesvillage, poor little
town. For the edification OF the ham
let we again recite a few figures.
Liberty loan, s6.OOO,Ooo Red Cross
contributions within eight hourA $780,
O00., All. me!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
Rippiing Rhymes
BY WALT MASON
NO HATRED.

NJ
Aliho we'd can that kaiser skate, and beef
the kroE -prinI chap, chant no bitter
hymn u hate as 10 forth 10 scrap. when
have polished off the Hun. no vengeance
We u demand We II calmly put away the gun
in our umbrella stand. Some nations, worn
by pain and toll may possibly remark mat
William should be boiled in oil, his sen fed
to shark But there's no hatred In our
heart. we're and circumspect; when
~sve upset Bins apple cart, har,h measures
ven reject Wen put old Kaiser Bill Away.
whore be can do no harm, and set th" sron
priuE pitching hay on some seque tered farm:
For flindenburg a lonely rock. an island
bleak aud bare where gulls around his head
will flcrk, and lay eggs In his hair. We wish
20 see the German state once more happt
land, and We shall 1hoop no hymn OF nate.
~ksn cd Red Bill is canned But she must
uil be pounded down tin Bill no more shall
own his ermine, .crpier sword and grown,
his srroiula and throne The kron prin1
must be Ia crate Pop liindenburg IN lail,
or ttho we sing no hymn of hate our work
Nil net avail.
Copyright 1917 by George Mathew Adams.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
FUNERAL OF HEAT VICTIMS
Obss'quics Held for a. G. Pctcrman
and Charles Mccullough.

Funeral services for A. G. Peter
man. who was killed by becoming
overheated at the Cosden refinery
Sunday afternoon. were conducted
from the home, 909 South Main
street, yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
L. s. BARTON conducted the services
at $3.50 O'Clock. after which burial
was in Rose HUI cemetery.
Charles Mccullough. the other VIC
tim of the SUMMER heat, was for
wLrded to his home in Fairland.
Okla. yesterday. Mccullough was
overcome while at work at the Cos
den refinery last Wednesday. After
-four days in n local hospital he died
Sunday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

A man in Kansas has suggested that
everybody give up tobacco for one day.
turning the money thus saved to the
Red Cross. While the funds are going
to a noble cause. we would wager a
modest amount that the originator Of
the idea does not use tobacco.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
TEST LEGALITY
OF LOCAL CIDER
Jitney Buffet Proprietor Files
Injunction Suit Against
City Officials
ONLY A SMALL PERCENTAGE
Says Apple Juice Is Nonintoxi-
eating; Will Be Interest
ing Test Case.

Challenging the authority of the
city police to prohibit the sale of the
Justly famous apple cider" II. II.
Ames. proprietor of the "Jitney Buff
fet and Palm Garden" filed suit in
district court yesterday afternoon,
asking that the city be restrained from
hindering him in the conduct Of his
business.
This probably will serve as a test
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Tulsa subscribed 100000 Liberty
bonds, Muskogee s3.660. 900 and Okla
homa City s3.05O,OO0. Is Tulsa twice
as good town as Oklahoma city or
Muskogee. or just twice as patriotic? :?
Enid Events. Three or four times
rs good, neighbor; we can't say as to
the patriotism. But we do know that
Tulsa's patriotism is all wool. a yard
wide and then some.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Unless you are a good looking young
woman, says Jay House in the Topeka
Capital, the probabilities are that you
will not be serenaded by a male quar-
tet. Homeliness certainly has its vir-
tues, especially in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

In Clinton. Mo. says the Kansas
City Star. there are 200 motor cars,
one-half OF which are Of one make
Since Henry Ford did so nobly in the
matter Of Liberty bonds we suppose
It won't hurt to call them cars this
once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Arkansas is becoming disturbed over
the report that "choc" is being sold
there. \ Fort Smith paper complains
that it doesn't know what "choc" is,
but II It makes people drunk, as
claimed. "choc" should so. Funny
editor Living as he does on the east
ern edge of Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

With each succeeding day we read
accounts OF Mayor Wilhelm Of Chicago
that lead us to believe he will have
no more sense than to run for a second
term.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Just as Iowa was beginning to feel
proud Of herself over the discovery
that Hoover was born within the state,
It became known that Jim Reed OF
Missouri also halls from that state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

A youth at Great Bend Kan, gave
his sweetheart an engagement ring re-
Gently with the stipulation that should
the engagement be Cancelled she return
the trinket. Psobably lost one ring at
the eleventh hour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

An observer" in the Bartlesville
after the male Washers there. At last
the village can lay claim TO one metro
politan nuisance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
SINCLAIR STOCK GOAT
FOR BIG BEAR RAID
coyrrNI,Ep PROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
the line to Chicago but to the gulf as
well.
The line TO Kansas City will be com
pleted by July Is and will add very
materially to the earnings of the con-
Germ. which are now In, the neighbor-
hood OF $l2.000,000 annually.
Mr.. Sinclair himself positively de-
nies an increase in preferred stock and
there you are.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
RAlDING MANY CH0C JOINTS
One Hundred Barrels Seized at Places
I'm Scales and Als,inla.

Hearing at 10 O'Clock Sunday night
that four "choc" joints had been
opened during the day at Alsuma and
Scales, Sheriff Mccullough led a raid
party COMPOSED Of himself. Depu-
ties Bewly. Pilkington and Bowlin.
netting more than one hundred bar
rels of that favorite beverage.
Immediately after the seizure Of
"~t. was emptied and the
Joints officially closed. No arrests
were made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Tulsa registered 6,425 and OKLA
homa City 7,343. Tulsa has a popula-
tion Of $4,000. Oklahoma city claims
a population Of 81. 1.0Oo.-Enid Events.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Some girls form their opinion OF q
town by the number OF available
beaux. II they can't have a new escort
each evening the town is dead one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
Found Guilty Of Fraud.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 25-Samuel
V. Perrot. chief Of the indianapolis
police, and five others were found
guilty OF conspiracy to commit cleo
ton frauds In connection with the
1914 registration and election by the
verdict OF a jury returned tonight
In the United States district court
here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Popular Mechanics Magazine calls
II Stacker congress. Too bad the
law prevents conscriptlng the nations
lawmakers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Oklahoma can cast not rocks at
Missouri she, too, owns n senatorial
apology. Wichita Eagle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Anent MIR. Bryan; lie, at least.
hasn't been embarrassing the admins
tration lately.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

LOCAL DATRYMEN are to meet in the
basement Of the county courthouse tonight.
An extensive advertising campaign will be
discussed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

MRS +, LAHMAN, Who Is WhoIe'
heartedly Tnterested In the food conservs'
tion movement, Is recommending 10 all WON.
en- with whom she comes In contac, that
empty bottles and Jars Of every description
be saved 90 tha, they may later be filled
with canned foods. Mrs. lahman has vol.
'unteered TO care for some OF these by.
products OF the Kitchens OF her friends and
saws that her own cellar Is now stocked
with empty. yswnins rseeptseies waiting to
- filled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

THE W. @. T. u. county institute recently
held at Sspulpa was most successful and was
attended by a large delegation from Tulsa
The institute was presided over by Mrs
lilah u. Lindsay, county president. assisted
by the Tulsa and jerks unions. The ma
tional Organization Is arranging 10 place ~
ambulance corps In the field In Europe and
Anna Cordon, the national president, has
asked ali local and county unions to assist
Tulsa county was the first TO respond with 4
pleadge Of $50 for this purpose.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
FL G%obernador Fir.
mo un decreto
Autorizando Ell gasto de sete.
cientos cincuenta mil do
iares para el equipo

AUSTIN, Texas, Mayo Is. E. 60
bernador del Estado, James Fergu-
son, firmo hoy varios proyectos de
Lev aprobados por la Legislature
siendo el principal de elIos el que Sc
relaclona con Ell aumento del efec-
two de la guardia naclonal de Te-
a Y e. equlpo complete de las uni-
dadcs que van a ser agregadas a las
fuerza$ existentcs. Para clio, el 60
bernador ha autorizado cl gasto de
sctccientos cincucnta mil dolaras,
cantidad ~aprobada por e. congrcso
local para que Sc destlne al gasto que
origine el equipo de las nuevas fuer
zas del Estado.
FL gobcrn&ldor Ferguson ha ais
puesto que SC proceda desdc lucgo Il
organizar los nuevos cuerpos 4 lin
de que a la mayor brevedad possible
qucdc cubierto ei effective de !a
Guardia Naclonal que ha sldo decla-
rada en- pie de guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
aTorrar eI
trigo
Estudian Ia forma de substi.
tuir!o con maiz en- Ell
consume

WASHINGTON. Mayo 14.-Con
ohieto ae e~nfren:a-se con la escasez
Dc t~.Go que amenaza 4 este pals. el
DepaGtamento de Agriculture Va a
n~oncngr Que Sc suprima G! consume
&c CSC cereal 0 de Sus derovados, en-
algGncs dias de cada scmana. Los
~ea-argados del Dcpartamento dc
CorzrEo en- Ia Secrctaria dc Agricul
IRA, dicea que 81 no sc toman medi-
&as como las que sc var a proponcr,
Us EStados Unidos sufriran una ca-
""ssia s~cmcjaate 4 Ia he los paiscs
-al;gc"@ntes, pues las coSechas dc as
= mo fueron relativamente cscasas.
FL Scccesario. Houston opina que
los diaz Ell que Sc suprima el trigo,
. emn.ce el maiz para todos los usos
e. cue Sc ~ap-ovecha e. grano antes
dicho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
SCOBELEFF PROPONE QUE Sc
ENTIRE EN- NECOCIACIONE5
CON LOS SOCIALISTS
ALEMANES.

LONDRES. Mayo - In dcsra-
enc procedente Jc P~etro@rado .a-s-
hide hoy en- cs.u capital por il
Agencia de information Reuter-. di-
&C q1e N. Scohc.eff. uso de lbs
miembros del Comt5 Executive &c.
Consejo de Delegates dc los Ore
ros y SoldadoS Rusos. cXpres6 en-
Ut dlscurso que p-onaaclo e. saaa@o
pasado en- el CoDgreso cue Sc efec
tue csc dia, que era de opinion. 30
ObStante que 81 Ccm.,e Ge uue L.
MAZDA p&rte Sc opc1.a = una pa Sc
parada con Alemaaia, que "a guerra
entire ambos paises podria uui:a
c~oEc,G-se por medic de IN coEve-
Mo entire los representatives &c las
democracias alemana y rusa. Por
tai raz6n. agrego aquel, habia pro-
puesto que Sc entrara en- negccia-
clones con los Representatives. de .os
todialst3s aiemanes en- Ia COME
rencia International SocialSta i
Sc Va q eSfectuar en- IA capita. ae
Suecja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
MIENTSAS Ell PROLETARIADO
APGYE AL KAISER NO ES
POSSIBLE UNA PAZ
SEPARADA.

PETROGRADO. Mayo I+.-Hltus-
hiya TSeretaili. miembro del Con
sejo de Delegates de los Obre.os Y
-SoldadoS. en- IN disclrSo que pro-
nunci@ e. una de las seSione> del
Congress-. declare que e proletar.ado
aleman Y auStriaco, sc halIaDa aun
bajo Ia influencia lie csc S~entim:eN-
to patriotero. espec!e de ''incrN.ca-
zion Chauvlnista." en- que habia
sumido el Dr.. Won Bethmann-R oi.-
veg. el Canc,ller Imperial aIemaa,
d Ia buTgueSia Imperialism.
"MlentraS cl p~ro!etariado ~aleGI:u.
dijo el orador Soc!aEsta de referen-
cia, apoye al ~EmperaGor GuiIlermo,
nuescra Inca de conducta IS clara.
En- G. estado en- que Sc italian las
cosaS. tender nueS,ra mano q is
puebloS lie Ia Europa central para
estrechar.a fraCernalmenJe Y COIL
clair con ciioS una paz s~eparada,
Scria I'm acto qUe nos acarreacia
r eterna verguenza : traerla me
vitablemente IA caiia ' eI anig.lia-
miento de Russia"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
aumentado
81 eiercito
Manana comenzara la orga-
nizacion de los nuevos
r~egimientos

WASHINGTON, Mayo 14.-E.
Presidente Wilson. por IN decretc
viecuJivo, autoriz6 hoy e, aumentc
del ~ejeGcito de los Estados Untd1s
conforme a los planes del Console
de Guerra, que fueron aprobado:
por las camaraS.
NaHana comensa,,a la organiza'
con de los nuevos regimientos pueS.
segin los informes proporcionado;
On n Secretaria de Guerra, muy CO..
~ dc sesenta Y cinco mil hombres. de
los ciento ochenta y tres mil que de-
beran ser agregados al ~ejercito, han
sido "a reclutados y estan en- cordI'
clones de prestar sus servicios N e.
~ejercito regular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
CompFas para los
a|iados
SERAN HECH0S P0R UNA CO.
MISSION AMERICANA
Con clio Sc propone ell Cob
evitar las especuIaciones
inmoderadas

q. WASHINGTON, Mayo 12.-En
los c~ircalos oficiales Sc dijo hoy que
c. Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
de acuerdo con las comisiones de
Francia c I~nglaterra, estaba tratando
de que todas las compras para las
paises aliados fueran hechaS scia-
mente por americaros. Hay t"Gas
las probabilidades dc cue las naciO-
mes aliadas %aprueben el proyecto dc
los Estados Unidos, en- vista de que
,os comisionIstas am~ericanos. encar-
gados ahora de hacer II parte de
las compras, han demostrado meiores
conocimientos que las comisiones es-
peciales financieras que esas nac!o-
mes tienen an este pals.
Esas comisiones no seran anula-
das, sino que deberan quedar oaJU
Ia autoridad de los agentes Gamer
ciales americanos que el goblerno
piensa nombrar.
Sc dice q 10 que cl gebiegno Sc pro-
pone con esta medfda. cs evitar QHe
haya eSpeculacIones por rarte de GO
melciantes que Sc eprovechan de la
fa,ta de conocimlcNtos de los comisiO
nados eXtranjeTos, para rcalizar opG-
racioncs que podran ser hcchas en-
condolences mas v~entajosas por los -
genteS americanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
CARUSO Y MARIA BARRlENTOo
SALlERON PARA SUD-AMEEICA

NUEVA YORK. Mayo l3.-Ei te-
nor italiano Enrico Caruso Y Ia So
prano espanola Maria BarrIentos,
salicron aver dc Nucva York para
Sud America. Ell famOSo tenor fuG
deSpedido en- cl mucilc por un gran
numero de amigos, companeros Y ad-
m~!radorcs. %quiencs le d~esearon un
fel;z viaie Y un pronto reGreso.
Caruso dijo d sus amigos, antics de
cmbarcarsc, que no tcmia que l@
ocurricra .ningln accldente durante
Ell viaje Y que sc habia prO"ISto dc
un magnifico salvavidas, de Ia me-
jor calidad Y del mas m0dernO ~estilo,
que utilizara en- case de que Q, Va
por en- que viaja sea atacado ror el
~"enen,igo invi5ible"-el submarine.
Caruso ira directamente al puerto
de Santos, Bras. y de ALI seg'ilra
su viaje a Buenos .Aires, a donde va
c%ontratado para dar una serie de
representations Ell Ell Teatro de Ia
= IRA. FL tenor itaiiano -
ot"a= c"P'Sairs suriamericanas = r.
E"ca-." e -..-,- Iu.n, sSG-" Sus
.ca.cuIU7, a1lnes del mes de octubre.
La soprano Maria B~arrientos, que
sali0 Ell Ell mismo vapor Ell. que vjaja
Caruso, va q Buencs Aires, dGnde
hara n Gemparada de ounce fun
De Sud America ira q Espa-
ma, donde permanecera hasta fines
del presente ano, debiendo estar de
regreso ell Nueva York. para volver
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-15
REHUNcIO KORHNOFF, JEFF De Ia
GUARNlcION De PETR0GRAD0
Mientras el proletariadO apoye al Kaiser no
es possible una paz separada
Scobeleff propone que Sc entire en- Beg0ciacIoRes
cen los socialists alemaaes
PETROGRADO, Mayo Ii

general Korniloff, C~omandante le
"a guarnici6n de esta plaza, presen-
to Ia renuncia de su cargo el dia DC
aver. e. general explSco 4 IN cores
ponsal que 10 ~entrevisto, que hahia
~resuelto dar csc paso en- vista de
II falsa posici6n en- que Sc hali&2a
colocado. dehido a los esfuerZos que
eStaban hacienda varias o~rganlzacio-
mes para tener e. control de Ia
guarnicion. por 10 q dichO militar ere
yo p~ertinente dejar q ~aquellaS Iuvle
ran tambien Ia responsabilidad &c
este cargo.
La decision que vino . precipjtar
Ia renuncia del general korni!otf,
fue Ia que el Consejo de Delegates
de los Obreros Y Soldados tom@ a
yer mismo. disponiendo que ioda1
las 6rdeneS del mencionado ComaA-
dante Militar de IA plaza deberian
ser presentadaS al Comire para 81
'aprobacion.
f. general KornIloff sa!dr5 en-
breve para eI frente de 5at1!i" =
hacerse cargo de n lie los cuegros
moscoyitas que operan en- e. teGlgo
ruso-germano. Dcho jete m!!..ai
era el que tenia e. mando del dis.
TO de Petrogrado cuando eStali5 Fl
movlmiento revolucionar!o que de-
rroco al gobierno imperial, ha5le!.do
s5do e quien perSonaimeAte aPrs-
hendio \ Ia EmperaJriz Alexandra
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de IL cIudad que hos alemaneS eS-;-
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disponia l. reorganization &c las
reservas para a Gefeusa de Ia plaza.
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Vic i~nstrucciones d los commentaries
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