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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
KORNIL0FF IN OFFER TO SURRENDER
3uenos Aires in Outbreak Against Germans


Washington. Sept 13.- Two deveI-
opments in the Russian situation
caused officials here TO regard it more
hopefully. They were:
The abandonment OF General Eorui-
LORI by MosIem troops and other pro-
fessi0naI 6ghters on whom kornilon
probably had placed uuchs reliance IN
his advance on Petrograd.
The appointment of General Alex
Jeff. former commander in chief as
chief of star under Premier Kerensky,
who has assumed the rank Of COM
mander.
The first was interpreted as an in
dIcatiou that the revolt was fast fac
ing collapse unless new help came
from sources yet undiselosed in un-
official advices reaching here
The second was taken to mean that
General AIeNieff. al chief of staff, viz
rually viii be commander. since ker-
ensIly is not military man aud his
assumption of the chief command is
probably for the psychological effect
and inspiration of his personality
upon @ nervous country.
Despite the slightly more hopeful
aspect of the situation on the
surface. officials and diplomats
here do not overlook THAT later
advices outlining more clearly the in-
ternaI political situation may show
Russia predieamenl as still very
critical
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
OIL MEN SEE BOOST
FOR PRODUCT SOON

Atlantic City. y j. Sept 13-Be-
cause OF she increased demand for
gasoline and other oils. members OF
the national petroleum association, in
convention here said they look for
higher prices IN the near future for
those products The convention repre-
sents more than fifty Independent re-
fneries each OF the Rocky mountains.
The supply of petroleum. some of the
members told the convention yester-
day, is dwindling and there is no hope
of increasing the production while the
war lasts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
LATE BULLETINS

AgiueoIa, \. l.. Sept. t3.-fhe
eunnly company and Headquarters
uf The One Hundred and sixty
eighth infantry, formerly the Third
Iowa infantry, Joined the Forty
second division AT Camp Mills to-
day.
Amsterdam. sept. 13.-Lieuteu-
aut Waiter HoehndoTf has been
killed on the western 'front.' ac-
enrdfng to announcement in Ser
man newspapers. Hoebudorf was
reputed 80 be German!'S best avn
ator.
Washington. Sept. IS. an iRvi-
ta.isn IL the senate for "a delega-
ton ia visit England and the
British lighting front WIS receiE-
ed today by Wee President Mar
shall from Lord Chancellor Fin
lav and !. ". Low ther, speaker of
the house 81 commons. II Was
presented TO the senate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
NAVY DEPARTMENT
TABOOS MISTAKES

Washington. Sept i3-To avoid IS
suance IN the future OF such erroneous
reports As that Tuesday concerning
the sinking of German 81 bmarines. 2
plan involving t-iple checking Of Off
cj8l statements Of the navy depart
ment has been presented 10 Secretary
Daniels Il fuFolves the cooperation
OF officers Of the navy bureau Of opera
rions and editors of the committee on
public information The error also
has led officials responsible for var
department publicity 10 take additional
precautions against mistakes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
YANKEE GUNNERS
BUSY IN FRANCE
First Time Mention Of Artillerymeu
Has Been Permitted Learn to
Use Howitzers.

American Training Camp In France,
Sept. 12-JBy the Associated Press)
"A large contingent Of American ar
uuery has joined the expediUonary
army and is well along with it's iBGens-
i've training under French supervisors
instruction Hitherto the arrival of
the artillery company has been care
fully guarded and permission to men
tton the fact has just been given The
American artulerymeu are using the
latest models of the famous French
sevenF-fves and also siE-nch How
itzers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
Portugal Put in
State of Siege,
Strike Is Cause

Madrid, Sept. 13,-Por-
tugal has been declared IN
q state Of siege, according
to a telegram received
here from Lisbon, on &C
count of a general strike.
All establishments IN the
Portuguese capital have
been closed. Several per-
sons, including a number
of soldiers. have been
wounded by the explosion
of bombs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
PERSHING MESSAGE
WILL BE IN BIBLES

New York, Sept. 15-M2jor General
Persaing has sent message to Amer
lean soldiers through the New York
Bible society, which was made public
here today. The message. which viii
be inserted in the small khaki covered
bibles given the men follows
aroused against nation waEing
war ia violation of all Christian prin-
c]ples. our people are fighting in the
cause Of liberty
Hardship viii he your lot. but trust
in God viii give you comfort Temp
tation viii befal yoa, but the teach
ings Of our Saviour will give you
strength. Let your valor as a soldier
and your conduct as man be an in
spiration TO your comrades and ar
honor TO your country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
WILL FIGHT TO KEEP
GERMAN IN SCHOOLS

New York, Sept. I3.-Tha German
American societies of Greater New
York have united Ira campaign TO
resist any attempt To banisa tustruc-
ton in German from the public
schools Of this city a circular to
be widely distributed. viii urge upon
German parents that It is in their
power to maintain the instruction Of
German as It IS only necessary to
have petitions 70 that effect signed in
sufficient numbers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
ITALIANS IN BIG BATTLE
FOR AUSTRO STRONGHOLD

fighting yesterday occupied Mascis-
south of Lake Elacuda and are f0rtj-
fvfne the line Of Schkeroten-Silam
On The rest OF this front there We're
fusilIades-
NO reports have been received from
the Rumanjan aad southwestern
fronts"
London. Sept. 13-Fleld Marshal
4aig's report sent 10 the British war
Office today concerning military opera
lions On the British front in France
and Belgium says
our patrols brought in a few pris-
oners during the night IN the Lens sec
tor"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
COMPLETE CONTROL
PRICES UP FOR VOTE

Washington, Sept. 13. Additional
congressional legislation for govern
ment control Of prices OF virtually all
commodities during the war is recon-
mended in a referendum to ascertain
business opinion on government price
control which was sent out today by
the CHAMBER of commerce OF the Unit
ed states TO business organizations
throughout the country FortE-HTe
DAYS are allowed for discussion and a
vote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
PLAN BIG DRIVE TO
GET ENLTSTMENTS

Boston. Mass, Sept 13-Siuca the
arrival here Of Brigadier General ".
8 Wife, II charge Of British recruiting
in this country plans have been com
pleted for a big campaign IN this city
to obtain enlistments In Canadian ana
British regiments
It is estimated there are about 300
coo Canadians n this section Of the
country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
Monte San Gabrielle Prize Of
Victory-Germans Give
Way to Russ.

Rome. Sept. 13.-The battle be-
tween Austrians and Italians for
possession of Monte san Gabrielle
i waging furiously. according 10
the official statement issued today
by the italian war department.
New Austrian forces yesterday re-
uewed their attempts 10 dislodge
the ItaIionS from the slopes of the
height but after advancing Al a
few points they were stopped by
the main Italian line Of Occupa-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13

Berlin. Sept 12-Ge~m8n cavalry
posts 10 the south OF the Riga Wenden
road on the northern Russian front
Yesterday withdrew before strong
Russian pressure. according IA the OFF
ciaI announcement issued by the Ger
man general headquarters stan.
Patrograd, Wednesday. Sept L..
delayed. An official statement is
sued today by the Russian war de-
partmeut says
ON tha northern Russian front our
advanced parties after desperate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
STRIKERS AT
SPRINGFIELD
REACH 5000
Unmovad BY LoWden Warn
ing Of Anti-Americanism
More Join WaIkout.

Springfield. III. Sept. Unmove5
by Governor Lowden's warming yester-
day that aDu-AmerIcan Influences
were lit work here. the industrial tie
uD growing Qua q the strike of street
ear operatives became more acute. to-
day when BARRIERS, grocery clerks,
brewery workers and meat cutters
Joined the ranks of the strikers
Plumbers and electricians are threat
euing To leave their work before the
day is over
In every case. those who have
walked cut declared their action was
not primarily ia sympathy with the
car strike but because police and mill
tary authorities had denied Unionists
their right TO parade last SUNDAY.
7.000 TO s,00o Out.
Estimates placed the number now
on protest strike at between seven
thousand and eight thousand, most of
whom are coal miners.
Governor LoNGeu has said drastic
measures would be taken TO root out
the sinister and disturbing" elements
who. he declared last night, are stir
ring up trouble to embarTas the ma
ton iu tic conduct of the war
I8wdeu's Plans Unknown.
What measures the governor viii
take i'm ease q settlement of the car
strike is not reached al once. could
not he forecast early today Martial
law is spoken of as a possibility Pc
tftlons for the recall of Mayor Charles
+. Baumanu and Commissioner OF
Public Safety Roy r. Reece were pre-
pared and circulated today, Feeling
against these officials grew out Of the
refusal Of city officials TO grant q per
nit for The labor parade last sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
REBEL CHIEF
WOULD QUIT
ONCONDITION
Government Against Plan
Savage" Troops Give
In-Move Collapses2

London, Sept. General
bornIloff. former communicating
chief Of the Russian armies and
leader OF the rebellion against the
provisional government has ex-
pressed Willingness 90 surrender
on certain terms, says a dispatch
from PetrOgrad 20 the Exchange
Telegraph company. The provi-
sional government, however. de-
mands his unconditional surren-
der.
According to an official state
meBt iuSt issued General K0rni-
f0fi's attempt seems to have col
iapSed and there is no longer any
reason To fear a collision between
the two forces. After General
Alexieff had been I'm c0mmunica-
ton by telephone with General
k0rnii0ff the opinion was express
cd that the revolutionary general
later would abandon his enter
prise.
PetrOgrad. Sept I3. II. Skobe-
len, minister of labor in the Her
onSky cabinet and a member of
he council Of N0rkmen's and sol
diers' delegates, announced
through the Russian Official news
agency today that General Kor-
niIoiisS adventure had COLLAPSED
and that the army at his headquar-
tcrs has surrendered.
A division Of General KornfIofF,e
forces. composed of Moslen troops
has reached Tsarsk0e-S la miles
south Of PetrogFad. Kugushef. 10y
III Mohammedan officer was sent fr
treat with them and thew agreed tc
abandon resistance to the provisional
government on condition that they .he
sent home TO the Caucasus. where they
must not be EMPLOYED AGAINST ths
TURKS. their co-religioniats. Premier
5li7y "a, ecu ~ tiis ~ 2 l''1ss,l.
so-sIfl .e,.l, 49,, ~
~ Cter~af,r- - l.-...,5tl,- ~.
- ut 1e - ~.
-. @7%i1i7s = ~
o@ az .'-iloI 1eil-tslils ts 79ilu toI 08if.
q - tNoli mon. mat 9oay Is no" ~
! ga tls0z'9e
Dld Not hn0W Destination
It appears to be undoubted that the
savage" division though devoted Il
General Koruflon had no idea of THEN
destination oh bis aim The division
OF eight regiments Of fierce
Caucasus cavalry aud contains a few
Tartars.
Almost all are Mohammedans and
among them are many princes. Theu
commander is General Btgration.
The submission OF the savage" df
vision was brought about through thu
devotion of q group OF their co-relig
.o.iLS's 20 e-Le EoEeI 'l'Iltilt- ne tfloes
a l.si NJ. ~. s35.i1 n assam slSpec
.--,.---5 -. q
-, .. . 49, mn 9ilt Is'i9
-[ ,alL I -oa 'tasI 10 listen =
80 e'''' '''' va 'l9ln !" 'll d
0'l'
IS wen keceifed.
A 1Iahammeaau Tartar artillery Of
fcer General EueusheT with Other
AIoslem officers, who are devoted tc
.-1e soS9l mn en- 7lSEaas "eAl on
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There. the Associated Press inter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
TAKINCL.W.W.
MENBACK TO
BISBEE, ARIz.
Thirty four of Deported On
Return T'Tip-Sheriff
Awaits Arrival.

Douglas, Ariz., Sept. 13.-Tlir-
1T-f0nr alleged members Of fine
Industrial Workers of TIE World
arrived here this morning on their
way from Columbus, \. H.. f0 Bis
bee, Ariz.. from which place they
with more than HOO others were
depOrted last JHIy II. while at
the local passenger station the
men were guarded By DEPUTY
Sheriff Cross, acting under orders
Of Sheriff Wheeler Of C0Chise
county, and "a posse of citizens
and local police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
SLIP INN0TE
0FSWEDENIS
POINTED OUT
Records Show She Did Not
Act for IT. s. as for Ger
many as Claimed.

Washington. Sept. Is, Baron
AkerhieIBl, charge Of the Swedish
legation here today Informed See
rotary Lansing he had received
the statement of the Stockholm
foreign Office already published
here 0n the passage Of Count Lux
burg's dispatches through the ie-
CATION at Buen0s Aires. but that as
the department already was i'm
possession Of that information, he
did not consider it necessary to
present it formally.
Examination Of the already publish
ed statement reveals some inaccuracy
The Swedish foreign office saws it
acted in d similar way for the United
States and its ministers in Turkey.
"Tha American minister here. said
the Swedish statement. during the
present year asked for and received
leave to send TO and from Turkey
letters and kilograms. and this at q
time when Turkey had not yet gone TO
war with the United States and it's i'm
terests had not yet been taken over bg
the Swedish representative in Con
stautnople,"
Ne Request Made Then.
Records at the state department
show that Minister Ira Nelson Morris
to Sweden has reported that the Swed-
ish government had not been request
ed 20 transmit any messages before
April 10 but that he had inquired II
the Swedish government would Pie
willing 70 assume charge of American
interests in Turkey in case Of a rup-
ture
The Swedish governments agree
ment To forward messages required
the United States TO present them to
the foreign office in Stockholm or tC
the Swedish legation. IN Constantine
pie in French. and there to be put into
Swedish ciper for transmission
Asked Favor Long After Break.
Regarding the forwarding of letters
To OF from Turkey MT Morris has in
formed Gbe department that he did not
ask such permission until some time
IN July l. weeks after Sweden had TAX
en- over American interests in Turkey
He said that in making the request he
made 1T clear that such letters and re
plies be forwarded only with the
knowledge and approval Of the Turk
ish government
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
THE WEATHER

Forecast Til : p. u. Tomorrow. f0s
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday;
nrobablv showers tonight, not much
change in temp erature
Temperature ut a na. 58- Highest
Yesterday. 78. Lowest last nignt. IS
Velocity OF wind ST Z d. II. s miles
per hour
Precipitation. .13 inch.
Relative humidity al r. III. 50, at Z
m 95. at j p III. today So
Stage Of water, %, fall Of I in
last a hours
]. NJ. sHERIER, Neteorologist-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
PEOPLE RUIN
PROPERTYOF
KAISER FOLK
Angered Argentine Citizens
Show Hate for TeutOns
-5Wedes Rap u, S.

HueHus t'ros, Sept, 49, Riotlng
which began here late Yesterday la
an aUti-tegwau demonstration
confined throughout the night.
Errrf German business house 8nd
restaurant iG the downtown dis
frirt was wrecked. The German
Climb and several other buildings
we're seriously damaged by fire.
THa police wounded seven rioters
seriously Hcn they fired into the
cTrH. Three of the injured are eX~
peeted fo 5ic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13

Associated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13

Continued on Page Three)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
Submission Assured.

After prolonged negotiations We
agreed 10 recommend this solution to
Premier Kerensky and returned TO
Perrograd. The premier has now
promises us that the savage" diyi-
sion viii be unpublished and viii be
sent home to the Caucasus there to
replete It's ranks and VII be aDsolVed
from service against the Turks. /
t-rr.t.I a.r thalr. u hun ts.Enr1 aea.trad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13
Soldiers Are Penitent.

Numerous delegations from General
army are arriving AT the
staff office of the Petr0gTad military
Continued on Page Three.J
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-23
LEONARD ONE OF
LUCKIEST BOXERS
In Addition He Is a Sea, Champion
and is Worthy Of Defending
llshsweisht
Crown.

Benny Leonard. the newly proclaim
cd worlds l,shtweight champion, is
one OF the iuckiest boys in the ring
today. Jack Sicily declares in the pes
Ncsnes Register. About three years
$40 he was only an ordinary prelini-
mary boxer. meeting second and third
rssters for y psltry in3aceIAent OF SIS
or $50 :. Nout. A few days ago he re-
eeSvs>s SIp.0ao for less than three SOFT,
slassy rounds with Johnny kileane>
W nom he SO easily outclssSed and
Knocked ont, without getting = really
Stiw rssnca or - scratch In return,
That Is $ big ramp financially and pus-
i0Steally for = hoy ef - years old TO
make 50 speedily.
Leonard was eScss5inSfy lucky in
winning his worlds crown from Fred
(ss Welsh. as ae caashs the former
champion wsssa ne had Slid far On the
scAosSsa saG WAS really ali IN rhyss-
oasS. Had Welsh been as Seod IS ne
wss q year prssiess, he would IN
SoSsassily Asye Ss,as the ten rounds
WITH Benny ard very likely asNs csT>
vsa5 81 the Noaars, IS he did against
Leonard On Jeiy ~ 3 yeat asa in
S2>oSsya, wAsa he boxed rings around
the new Champion.
WeaSN hiss been going hack ra2i6ly
ever since this SrsNSiyr boat, and has
Been cssso2sat by several second
class soSerS, WHO came very assr ssop-
ping him within ten rounds Sut for
tune favored Leonard, and ne won the
biz honor. which might have su0e 10
sorae very ordinary rs1ssSeT> How
ever, am glad that The title WAS won
by Kenny, IS he has proven himself
20 be = real champion and very worthy
OF defending the crown,
Sometimes = title hiss been captured
by ar inferior fighter. ny seine hook
or CROOK. and he has held on 10 Il by
sSoid;ng au dangerous conraa5e-S,
thereby causing general diSssttstac-
ticn aud confusion, Enc II Leonard
Keeps on in ths st-aiSSt. right Path.
ne should Be able and fully qualified
10 hold his place So shs top OF his class
for many years to eanle--s1rovsding he
does nos put On flesh and oatgrow the
wesSat tsnsit.
Nc: oUly did Benny get Welsh 81:
the psycsososScsl moment, but ne SlSo
caught NilaSae when the latter was
not himself. II Johnny wss really IN
proper 6sAcns form. hardly think
Leonard eoul6 have storgsi him IN
] three ro~s3S, ! never 6rss1ssG tns:
the testas-wsisar champion woGti
have boxed 50 aS>a-ty IS he Gsd On ths.
luwsorsansTs OCCASION with leonard Hs
seemed 81 he LOST ar Sss from TIE very
4 FIRST ro0nG. with none ot his os6 skill
science OF seae-Sissta, Ss coGld
neither hss nor Iaeead himself sid AZ
! ptssceG to De utterly As1r1sSs t-o-l rAs
Cssstfs0s eoues7Ss-as-r % his yoE-Afs.
icpSeusat- Ills pc>s- showing IS yet .
mystery 70 me Johnny sAcGis GraGs-
~ s tNso-HasS, eSps-7. medical exam
/ ssastsoa and md c&e what tss t-oGel:
IS, sseara Re starts 70 Box again
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-23
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-23
Nasiersl League
SEMI-FINALS OF
TENNIS TOURNEY
East ard West &C Meet To-day On Fer
rest Hills Ccores---S. Norris
Williams Matched With
~, W, Niles,
rgS y a NAMuToN1

limited preSs Stas Correspondence
FORREST HILLS, y, " Aug, sS--
East vs. west and west W., east VIII
supply Tire featsra In toSsss's sesntfsss,
sis IN the national patriotic singles
tournament on the courts OF the West
Side Tennis cf,sS here, 4, Norris WI
Hams, the present singles champion.
wSs scheduled 81 meet Nathaniel w.
Niles, the Boston star. and Robert
l.sssisey Murray the SoUtsraw demon
his most deadly opponent II John
Strscnsn. the Pacific csss&'S newest
star
While Murray IS new = resident ~
niagara Falls he IS y rrsSssct % the
Saliso-nta asphalt, having represented
1ssle Alto in several former Journeys,
NssrrsSNs opponent, waue admittedly
saNReCNaS> IS not eNl>aessNs to eliminate
Nss.s and Indications are Williams scEs
Murray viii 81 into me final match
NsrrsN. Se<aSsSxs az Williams lack -
practice this year. is expected 20 win
sAs aatrsSssc championship which is
as sar aS she National association is
gS>saS &, the matter 90 cham rs>aSaiGss~
Neither Williams nor Murray had 81
easy tssssa driving his way iate the
est Kind were Agreed ~ Williams ~
SS,saas Ns9elS: -ArNe&cso-tSns. the hoy
star ssoas E3saNaSA, \, J.. Williams
required eve sets 30 dispose u TIE
SsSasStor,
Murray w&s Ssvsa = scare by Craig
ssat;le et Philadelphia,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-23
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