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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 6-.The cotton mar.
ket showed renewed firmness today, The,
strength OF Liverpool over the local holi-
day and the readiness with which tho
holiday realization had been absorbed on
Monday, appeared to encourage buliish
sentiment while trade interests were again
said 10 be buying Tho market opened
steady at AN advance OF 20 to ~ points.
There WAS enough profit taking to cause
some irregularity right after tho call, but
the offerings were soon taken with July
selling up TO 20 7sc, and October to 70 100
before the end Of the first hour. or about
80 TO ~ poipts not higher. Private ca.
hles attributed the advance IN Liverpool
to Bombay buying and good Manchester
reports
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
LECALS
In Answering Ads. Pie..e M.n,ion Times.

Published In tho Oklahoma city Times
May 2tth To June 9th inclusive, 1871.
Tn. Oklahoma Publishing company. pub
lishers)
NOTICE
To the Stockholders OF tho Monarch on
Company.
You are hereby notified that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
Monarch OIL company will be held Mt the
office of Haid company. tif American
National Bank building. Oklahoma city.
Okla. on the 7th day of June. 1917 at
10 o'clock a. m. for tho purpose OF elect
Ing a board Of directors OF said company
for the cnsuinK year. ana for tho trans
action OF such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
V T. THOMAN. President
G.. II hill Secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
BEARS
ON war TAX BILL
Business interests Still At
tempt 10 Interfere,

WASHINGTON, June demands
from business interests for eleventh
hour changes are making the senate
finance committees task OF redrafting
the house war tax bill increasingly dif-
foult as the, work nears close.
Tremendous pressure is being
brought TO bear" said Senator Lodge.
a republican member OF the commit
tee Hundreds OF kilograms Apd let
ters are received daily. A score ot
lobbyists also are personally active.
Complete by Friday.
The committee plans to complete the
bill BY Friday. Work went forward
today when both houses Of congress
were in recess and iiquof and tobacco
taxes finally were.disposed OF.
Revenues Of Sl5I 100000 from liquor,
including beer and about $68W0OD
from tobacco products estimated from
the house rates are expected to show
but slight reduction by the commit.
tees revision despite its decision Ia
place prohibitive taxes upon grain used
in di.nlling whisky and other spirits.
A new federal license tax upon auto.
mobiles Of | percent Of their original
selling price to be paid by owners IS
being considered by the committee, II
was discussed at some length today
without decision.
Taxation of newspapers magazines
and other publications also WAS re-
opened today when several members OF
the committee informally received
delegation of Pittsburgh newspaper
publishers headed BY former Senator
Oliver who urged adoption Of the house
zone plan, providing for increase OF
second class postage rates. The com.
mttee took under advisement the ar.
guments by the Pittsburgh publishers
against the proposed tax OF per-
cent upon publishers advertising re-
oeip,s
Effective In Ten Days.
The committee decided that the In
creased taxes previously announced
upon cigars and cigarets should be-
come effective within ten days after
passage OF the bill instead Of after
thirty days as proposed in the house
measure,
It also was agreed to exemp, from
the railroad or water transportation tax
circus, carnival and other amusement
companies which operate with their owo
rolling stock
Miscellaneous taxation details Dc.
cided tentatively or not yet considered
will he taken up by the committee 10.
morrow, including documentary sW4
other stamp taxes as well ~ tbe snee
proposed for the new oonieeSioaesy
taxes s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
LIVERPOOL p(E
LEADS TO b0YMe
Substantial Advance in Cotton
Market,

NEW ORLEANS. June "a higher
Liverpool market over the holidays hero
caused II resumption Of buying movement
In cotton on this. market today aud In
the first half hour Of business. Active
months were sent 80 to 50 points over the
close Of last week The advance was mot
by only llnsited offerings
Realizing caused reaction Of II TO 70
points from the topmost level but later
there Was another riss In the race or
rather better weekly crop accounts than
expected and toward noon tho active
months were 81 TO 81 points up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
News From Nations Eiarkets
Livestock


KANSAS CITY juno uOGS Re
ceipts 1000; steady, bulk il5 asa } 80
heavy. fl5754ti5Sj; light. tl5.00g 1850
piys tl5bo0li1i CATTLE: Receipts
0OU Including I san Souihcrna. strOnl
10 l0c higher: prime fed steers. t2 Boa
~ 20. dressed beef steers 10000 " 20
southern steers. 81 nOa , 30; COWS. So 2,
al 10; hcifers s. 2tdlO2S, stockerE
y 75n 10 10, valves. 81 o0hi2bo. SHEEP
Receipts, 1000 steady 10 wcsk. lambs
fl3 non II 40, ycprlings. ~ 00nii0U
weth-rs. SO oBOull OO. rwos. so 5Ohli. Is
stOckefs, s. u0H T. 300
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, June 6.--HOGS Receipts.
10000. 5c lower, lights .3ON 10 70
pigs 80 0Od 1850 mixed and butchers
il5 sou N 90, good heavy. fl5 s5u Is 90.
bulk. tlb.30H 10 80. CATTLE. Receipts
$500 steady. native beef steers. 81 5oa
l3 40, ysarling steers and hcifers. $500
1900. cows 81 00u 0u. Wockfrs and
feeders S. 00p 90 Texas quarantine
steers. 50 5jUas 30, prime southern beef
steers, s. 00U II 30, beef COWS and heif-
crs. 81 25u 1900; prime yearling steers and
heltefs. s. 5GN 1900. native calves, So 00ft
so SHEEP Receipts, 1900. weak
prospects lower, clipped lambs, 3l3 2jU
IL 81 Clipped ewes t7.O0g %, spring
lambs tl2 UOn IL 90. Gamers 81 jOU rs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. June 6 Cotton; Spot.
strong Good mf1dling. lbl7d niddlins.
Is 23d: low mddling, ligSd; sales, 5000
bales including 800 for speculation and
export Receipts. none. Futures. irreg-
uiar June. lts2d; July-Ausust. 1854.
September October. h12d: October No
vembdT, l3std; December January.
l3 SD; January February. iJ6.d. March,
Auril IA l6d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06

e tltSs
o homa;
II n FAIREY. Clerk HOPE President
by of IL OF
o IN
IL. l.
ELEcToN ESTIMATE OF CURRENT
1.
nned the budget by OF the the Stat. Mshom
A
territory Of the Oklahoma and the territory s:eh thereto for
used election for such 'hs "p:nsy IN. following form
Oklahoma
beginning July ], 1917
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. June 6. Noes Receipts.
81, SO0i5 IS. mixed. ii5 25Ni5 30; heavy.
80 l0gls.0O; rough, tlJ 26fflbtO; pigs.
SO 501it75 CATTLE Receipts. 10000:
steady native beef cattle. s. i54lSs5, F,
s,EI"n,s sS n.,,o AZ" eSdsr AS ,oo0' '2s sc
1900 SHEEP Receipts. 1000: slow
wcthcrr tsioul no: lambs. So a09fi I 50;
springE $4,000 7b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
CHICAGO.

q CHICAGO. June g. 80 BUTTER: I'm
changed EGGS: Lower: receipts. 1881
sOa1ic: at mark, cases included. 12n
sshc POTATOES Unchanged. Re
ceipts: new. 30 cars: old. u cars. POuL-
TRY Alive. firm: fowls 2lhc; springs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June s--.BCTTER and
POULTRY unchanged EGGS: Firsts.
SIC POTATOES. new. firm: 1io, old,
steady. 1910.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06

Here's what you wHnt-a-room. strictly
modern. north. on hill and corner. fine
foliage and IN fine condition. sell nj bar
gain II taken AT once. owner. $50 w. sth.
close 10 church md hEh school
PACKING employees bargain; new four
room semi modern; two lots south OF
plant, for only 81 100; 5000 cash. balance
only SO per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
We want TO list your property
s0s.l0 Insurance BLDG Maple 36
NICE LOTS In University addition. Bpe-
cial bargains farm acreage and city
property FOR sale or ,tndc Ho,cumbs Ma
change, l22 Indiana bldg. Wal s2o5
Buy A HOME Ten rooms modern; ga
rage. ~ the swell nsiehbothood on
Nest U.ss I'm 81 price $50 o'ly $3.50
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
$50 0oO 10 loan after July 1st
IOA-lO Insurance Bids Maple 10.
The St Nicholas Hotel for exchange
And sale. the three-story brick hotel.
boA100 feet, corner Eighth and Broadway
and residence on east 10 feet on same
rooms beside tho large tiled lobby and
tiled halls on first floor and the large
and airy halls on second a nd third floors.
has IL baths. n lsvatories. steam heat
and all other modern features. house In
finely located. only one block from high
nchool. slx blocks from nsw postofflce.
eight blocks from Main street. In walk
ink distance for all patrons. the hotel has
enjoyed fine patronage same lrssee
having occupied the hotel for Tho past
five years; every months rent has been
paid In advance without the ssking, sent
10 US In Los Angeles by the lessee The
furniture and furnishings belong TO the
lessec and are very complete and well Sc
iIscted and can be purchased very reason
able as the party has well earned vses-
during her tenancy: the residence he
longing with the hotel Is large. two
rtory. s-room, modern residence, bringing
tt0 per month. has been occupied over
four years by same tenants, the Nurses
club. said club has always paid The
monthly rent In advance without any so
l.citatlon. for nearly five years. and the
club has proven excellent tenants. tho
hotel and residence trinE $3.50 per year,
which In I percent cAH ahnoN $50 900. The
lessee OF the hotel receives the following
sums for the rent OF tho rooms In said
hotel;
One suite OF 4 rooms brings per
suites OF IL rooms bring ts5
per month per suite ........ 80
4 suites Of 4 rofuns bring $50
per month per suite .......s 100
One sultn Of > rooms brings ,2S
per month ..,..S Ss...,,t-. -
q sinsle rooms brins il5 each sb
Z single rooms bring III each. 81
Grocery store, per montb,.,,. 30
Total monthly receipts from. .
Total yearly receipts from. 49,,
BESIDES the receipts from dining room
which are quite satisfactory notwith.
= . rAtn~ hIsh prtcea for all supDiies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06

HOGS-A slight. but nevertheless no.
tceablc change for the better was had
In the hog division today. the market
slpsins steady to S. higher Receipts
We're extremely light. but 1900 head
showing up for the midweek market Top
was again $3.50 and the bulk SIS COG
lbtb. Tho pig market was unchanged.
/ the bulk bringing 81 00u 1850.
CIosInu Quotations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06

USE A FEW LIN Es OF WHITE
SPACE IN YOUR AID THE COST
lS SMALL. THE RESULTS ARE
GREAT
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ORDINARY CATTLE
RUN HERE TODAY
Receipts Light and Quality
Only Mediunb
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE-A slightly better market
greeted packers this morning, all kinds
~ Tor packer use being had. Receipts,
white fair. were somewhat lighter than "A
week ago. but 1850 head showing w.
Quality OF the offering was Of average. al
though no strictly choice Kinds were
available OF the carly trading on steers.
which ruled steady and In places higher
few loads OF pretty fair grass feds sold
around 5000. with the bulk bringing
s. O0Ug2b In the butcher division n
slightly better bnris was Also had. the
market closing steady to lOc higher. ODD
lots OF hsifers pegSed around So so. cows.
tg 90, bulls 81 so and calves, Sl2 80. Can
ners and cutters brought 'b.65G625 An
other Hight supply was big help III The
rtocker and feeder division enabling those
with many on hand to get from under.
1t was "A steady market
Closing Quotations.
Prices OF the various grades NJ cattle are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06

persons Oklahoma electors
qualified
election shall es the o'clock
CITY, tn. stat. m
~ boARb EDUCATION OF THE crTr OF OKLAHOMA CITY
OF TIM STATE OF OKLAHOMA, ny JOHN sdcnt
n Al
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resolution adopted and .pp,ovsa BY said Board The 18Th
OF
Of the
the qualified electors q sid school district M ad election
subject within
provided
Chapter
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LEGAIrJ

ELECTION reoCiAMAToN AND lrEMZEp ESTIMATE OF IinENr
/,
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a.,a .,.,,,nn v,n n. bsid At the following pla
Inpn CNW W"
p,..,rc. = .sa,s c,sssen boulevard
prss,ms, Twsn,~' 's,sh,h and Mckinley.
p,so,nct Twenty. MIN and Douglas
n, .e,mc, si-a7 Wes Flryenth street
,Iecne. seSs Ws., x,,tcenth street
uIeeine. st1s So,,h Wsstern
rIecin.. r%.n,v r.. 80, U,.t ana W.sterp
rIec,nc. ,,,Ws My,.h shsrtsi
rIec,ne, ~, MAIN ti,ason
nIecihc. ~ .,is,h snd Ias
a aeeinc, ~ 81 Wa, Fourteenth STRAIT
pp,, pIce,e, q, III, Noy,h Rrosdwsy
f'Wspn f'cy,st rrvn
p,.c,nct i Fourteenth ana Kate
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
PROPOSE REVENUE
AGENT FOR NEVADA

In lieu Of separate internal rev
enuc district for Nevada and the east
crn counties of California. as asked
b ythc Reno Commercial club in d
petition. Congress has suggested a
counter proposal to establish an in
tcrnal revenue superintendent in Ne
vada with very much tie same pow
crs aM IN internal revenue collector,
il has been learned by the commercial
club in letters from Washington.
Although not giving Nevada an in
dependent district. this plan, it is
pointed out, would give the state
nearly all the advantages of the sep
aratc unit AS pointed out in the
petition to congress, the chief adyant
age of the revenue district changes
woriii be to expedite the transaction
OF the internal revenue business and
give the state a wider recognition on
the revenue lists.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
S. P. TAX SUITS
ARE SETTLED

In the S. +. tax suits against Elko
county, Judge Taber today by consent
gave judgment to the company for the
sum of S12.976.27.
The suit was brought to recover ex.
cess taxes on grazing lands for the
year 1914. The company paid its
taxes under protest, as did a number
OF private holders. a compromise
was reached with all the private hold
ers and the company proposed a set
tlcment on the same basis. which was
agreed TO by the State Tax Commits,
sion.
The basis for settlement of all the
claims was the valuation fixed by the
tax commission for the year 1915
which was seventy per cent OF the true
cash value.
Judge George S. Brown, of Reno
was here as the representative of the
company, and Deputy Attorney Gen
eral VIM. Mcknight was here as the
representative of the State Tax Com
mission.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
HUNTERS MAY
SHOOT SAGEHENS
Order Made by Commissioners
Extending Season Was
Not Regularly Made

For several days past there has been
considerable speculation as to the
regularity of the order made at last
session of the Board of County Com
missioners extending the closed sea
son on sage chickens from July 10 to
August 10. II was contended by many
that the order was void as it was not
made in accordance with the statutes.
Today District Attorney Carville
was interviewed on the subject and
he said that he had looked into the
matter and that we might announce
that the order was void and that there
would be no prosecutions for chicken
hunting provided that hunters keep
inside the bag limit. He said that the
order was not effective because it had
not been recommended to the board
| by the state game warden.
The opinion of Mr. Carville effect.
Iually disposes of the question. He is
J the legal adviser of the county Off
cials, and the game warden and peace
officers will undoubtedly follow his
/ decision in the matter.
/ Many of the sportsmen will regret
that the order extending the closed
season is void as the spring crop OF
chickens is reported to be very small
yet. owing to the late season.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
FAMOUS DANCERS AT
BRADLEY TONIGHT

Having danced themselves to fame
in the capitols of Europe, South Amer
lea and the United States, the interna.
tionally celebrated Maurice and Flor.
ence Walton add another distinctive
triumph to their great series of ar.
tistic accomplishment in their photo.
play debut in THE Quest of Life" 1t
was Maurice who introduced the Ar.
gentine Tango to Europe and America
after he had studied II in South Amer
lea. The celebrated Apache dance,
which is reproduced in "The Quest of
Life" Was also created by Maurice
after he had seen its crude perform
ance in the Apache dance of Paris.
THE Quest of Life however, is more
than merely a dancing picture. II
contains big dramatic moments and
tells forceful story of the struggles
of an ambitious girl of lowly parent.
age, whose ufe's path crosses that OF
the celebrated dancer, Maurice Bret
ton, from which is developed a little
tragedy, a great deal of romance, and
in the end, happiness.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
LOTTERY PLAN
NOW NEARING
COMPLETION
Seven States Still to be Heard
From But Plans Are
Determined

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-Although
the complete reports from seven
states are still lacking final prepara.
tions for the national lottery have
been begun. The plan for drawing
has been worked out in detail and ap,
proved of by Secretary Baker. Be.
fore 1t is given out for publication 1t
will be carefully explained to press
representatives.
The machinery for the lottery is ar.
ranged and the only points undecided
are the exact place in Washington
where the drafting will take place, and
the date. 1t has been suggested that
the committee room at the capitol he
used.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
CHANCELLOR
ASKS RE|CHSTAG
~. To CONVENE
Believed That MichaeIiS Is
Merely Acting Under Con-
troll of ludendorff

LONDON, July 1S.-Dispatches to
the exchange telegraph from Berlin
announced that Chancellor Michaelis
has asked the president of the reich
stag to summon the members Thurs.
day afternoon for communication
from the government
AMSTERDAM, July 1S.-According
TO news brought by arrivals from Ber-
lin, 1t is believed in liberal circles that
Chancellor Michaelis is merely a stop
gap. who will prepare the way for
something in the line of dictatorship
with General Ludendorff in supreme
control.
BASIL, July 1S.-Nucetes Nechrich-
ten of Munich says that the declara.
ton OF the new German chancellor
before the reichstag tomorrow, will
be for peace. having the same gen,
eral trend as the resolution prepared
by the parties of the loft.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
WILL INSPECT
NORTHERN ROAD
Official of Pixies Peak Highway
Association Will Make
Inspection Trip

The following letter was received
today by r. w. Hesson, secretary of
the Overland Trail club of Nevada
AS has been previously stated the
Overland Trail route has been accept.
ed as the official route for the Pixies
Peak Ocean to Ocean highway, and
metal signs will mark the entire dis
lance. Omcials of all the counties
through which this road passes have
arranged to cooperate IN construction
work, and there is not doubt that
this route will eventually be made into
/ n vcrltable boulevard. 1t is the logi-
cal way. the safety way, being paral-
lcled all the distance by railroads,
telegraph and telephone communica-
tions. II is now simply 4 question of
putting the road in first class condi-
tion for travel, which work is now
under way and will be pressed to a
| finish:
Mr.. II. w. Hesson,
Elko, Nevada.
Dear Sir,
In accordance with instructions re-
ceived from President w. H. Goodin.
we have instructed the California Me
tai Enameling company of Bairdstown,
California, to forward to you by ex,
press a shipment of 90 of the enam-
cled steel sign markers of the Pixies
| Peak Oceon TO Ocean Highway asso,
citation. No doubt you will receive
these about the same time that this
letter reaches you.
/ You will hear from Mr.. Goodin di-
rect more particularly as to this mat
I ter. but ] understand that il is his
pleasure to have the road completely
marked with these signs as well as
to have the poles painted with red
and white paint prior TO the official
inspection trip To he made by the ma
tional president and secretary. This
party will reach the State of Nevada
on Sunday, July %, according to its
tentative Itinerary, with night control.
as follows: July %, Montello; Jul!
%, ElkO; July "a, Winnemucca; July
%. Reno.
II would be a fine thing if you might
have the road marked by this time.
l I'm enclosing herewith copies o
folder containing information as tC
the national marking specifications.
would request that you give these very
careful examination before making ar
rangements for your marking. so tha
all details in connection therewiti
may be carefully observed
Very truly yours,
A w. HENDERSON,,
Secretary
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
DEETH GIVES ELK0
AN AWFUL DRUBBING
(By a Fan)

On Sunday afternoon the baseball
artists from the ncighboring village
of Dccth came down and revcnged
themselves on the local performers.
According TO the records. IL was the
first time in history that the ElkO
regulars were forced to take the count
from their husky cousins, and cX-
cuscs are thicker than hayinS jobs
on Railroad street.
Capt. Mann cut loose the balloon
in the very first inning, allowing the
Dceth lead.off man TO reach first on
dropped third strike. a couple of
hits, one of them a homer over the
right field stockadc and some more er.
rors, OF course, made II easy for the
visitors, and when tic balloon was
brought down again, the gong was
ringing five times for Dccth. The
bell changed once more FOR them in the
second
Elko chased in two counters in the
third and after that the home plate
wasn't dcnted any.
The local boys had men in scoring
positions several times during the
game. But the necessary hit failed
to show. The Deeth twilers pitched
good ball and were given almost fault
less support. Gilberg for Elko was
not so lucky. As "Muggzy" Helfrich
stated II, I'VE hit 'cm where somebody
ain,t but somebody always gets there
and they hit 'em where somebody is,
but there's nobody home"
'Tbo final score was Decth 6, ElkC
l3.
Each team has now won game ant
deciding game Is in sight
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
GERMAN ARMY
STRENGTHENS
RIVER FRONT
Eastern GaIiCia is Scene oil
Continued Activity on Part
of PruSSianS

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. July IS.
armies in Eastern Galicia
have been held up for a time by the
hnrrying of heavy contingents of Ger.
man reserves to the front, stiffening
the Austrian defense along the river
Lomnica.
The holding of this river line is
vital to the safety of the TeutoniC
position, not only in this part of the
front, but also northward to the Cali
clan border. In the last named place
it has been anticipated that a stub
born resistance will be offered.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-18
RUSSIAN PROVINCE
IS SCENE OF RIOT
Another Manifestation Against
The Recently Installed
Government

PETROGRAD, July 1S.-Another
riot has occurred in Newsky Prospect
in which the armed sailors and sol
diers and workingmen and women
made a second manifestation against
the government Shots were fired to
keep peace and quct the uprising. The
extent of the casualties is not re.
ported.
The first time since the revolution.
the COssaCks have appeared and pa
trolled the streets. Many companies
here and there carried machine guns
strapped to their saddles. and men
horses.