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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
Grain Director DisCrinlindteS
Against State Declares OiUen

iu learn just what really s being
done tp relieve the situation. a, tho
railroad Admiu.slru'.n thry were
told that arrangements were be-
Ing mad" BOO conjunction with tUr
grain corporation 90 allocate ships
to Texas gull ports and O.. was vN.
pegted that the situation would
soon be cleared up From the rail
road administration. Senator owen
and the four oklahoma congress
men went 60 the shipping board
ana asked chairman Payne what
vessels had been alloeatod Co the
Texas gu'f,ports 90 move grain.
their. capacity efr. JriFe Payne
said that no requests fur ships had
noru made bat n fT~---..cs. WAS
made i' would boz seen shat could
be done about supplying the need.
lle said Bt tho present tine shIrF
are being used tn carry coal tn
Italy.
Convinced that Barnes and tho
grain corporation are triHiur with
wheat ralecrv Of tho three etHfrs
Senator owen and the oklahoma
CHnrrcssmpu returned fu their OF.
fices and Senator owen sali every
effort WITH bc made fn make the
grain corporation function Con.
rrrrsuBr MARVIN Jones. represent
IrF HNa wheat growing section ~
Texas. prepared lo Cooperate with.
he oklahoma delegation In Uets
ting rSiet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
Worlds Washington Bureap
Post UurItIuv

Worlds Washington Buresp.
Post Building
WASHINGTON. Dot l3 40
effort is being made 'hy the grain
corporation 90 ger ships Co Texas
ports Co move the great Texas,
oklahoma and Kansas grain Crop.
souai Robert D.. owen OF Okla
h1rla declared iu statement to-
dEg' The oklahoma senator bit
Brly asstIIed julius barnes. head
suf the grain corporation and said
that grain I- .uiIeuiur iu tho fields
Iu three states causing millhuS
~ dollars uf Iusg to the farmers
due 90 'he wu.flminis'ral1n or
Barnes.
The conduct ur Julius Barnes
has been salwofll Senator owen
s4tH We were tnId that ships
vrrr % be allnalted 10 Galveston
and. tTher ports tN empty The
bursting grain elevators and get
fn. rrnu movement under way.
Nu. y. learn from chairman
rr.yr. ~ 'He shipping corporation
lraf rn request has even been
mad. for sH.ra .n move this crop
r.. HLHr.r.H senator iH rX-
.. ..H fH De-. upon The floor ~ Tho
.s.H-. 4rH f.f."H.H thn conduct
rrH..r. .- .H. rUe|f ~ .rfarw'-
... gathered Today Senator
...... u...H congress- Howard.
lF.sUrrs. Morgan ana Ferris
spent thr entire iay lr au effort
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
ELECTION OF DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSMAN IS ASKED

WASIflNGTDN. oct Formal
recommendation that Repro~~ntative
John p. Fiurerpld Of Massachusetts
former mnyor of Boston. ho ousted
from his seat ln Tho house wns pre-
sruted today by am elections commit.
tee. headed by Representative Good
an uf Maine. A majority report
proposed that Peter D. TaEue. Tor
mrr representative b' seated. while
U,ursaanthtlfu Luce. republican
Nls.4. hH-effs proposed that new
election ns ordered by the house
Roth iruu Are democrats. contustlug
fns election ~ IBH November. and
house leaders tonight agreed the
committee reports should he called
Nrf.r. 'ho house next Saturday Tor
Nrll action.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
BOMB SQUAD ASSIGNED
TODUTY IN NEW YORK
Finding of AnArchistiC Circulars
Leads 10 Protection of Homes Of
Federal OfflCi Is In city.

NEW YORK, oct l3-Members
of the bomb squad tonight we're
assigned to protect Supreme Court
Justice Barlow $ Weeks. Assistant
District Attorney Alexander Rorkc
and Detectives Sergeant James j.
GcEuu. acting head OF the squad.
~ the result OF the finding OF an
nrchistic circulars which attack the
three men and call oT the workers
OF the steel and every other indus
try 90 arm themselves. A. an add
5Ad prccautiOu. "A fpeCial guard has
been placed around public buildings,
churches and the homes OF proml-
uent capitalists and public officials.
Federal agents are cooperating
with the district attorney 4 office
and the police department In run
ming down the authors Of the mani
festo, which, signed the American
Anarchistic Federated Commune
Soviet uf New York" IL said by the
police 10 be the most radical yet
discovered. Tho circular ~ the first
found here directly attacking ndi-
viduals benouncing the action Of the
police IN dispensing n mob Of several
thousand radicals who attempted to
march up lYfth avenue last week
without "a permit, II calls upon jus
loc Weeks. now presiding at "A tria|
lu which tho defendants are charged
with criminal anarchy, Mr.. Rorke.
PROSECUTOR ut tho trial and Detec-
tive Gcgan 90 resign their high posi-
lions" ana nsfsrts they VII have to
pay the price for every worker Killed
or wounded"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
l0NGSH0REMEN STOP
VOTE ON RETURNING
international Officers ABANDON plAn
10 Take Count When Men show
Their Intention to stay out
CITY FACES FOOD SHORTAGE
Eleven Thousand Transfers Walk
out and Freight Movement IL
Tied up ny strike OF Scnmcn

NEW YORK. oct Thousands
~ iOngshOrrmcn masscd tonight In
cooper Union To- vote on hc question
of calling OFF the strike which has
virtually tied up Nrw York harhor,
made 1t 80 evident that they intend
ed 10 stay out that their intcrnA
uoual officers abandoned their in
.eution OF putting the question 10 u
vote.
II was "A relatively good natured
but determined crowd Of water front
'husAiesn that filled the hall but
outside (hqpsauds OF their comrades
surged TOWARD the door so deter
miucdly In their efforts TO get in that
police reserves had to be summoned
Inspired by L. ". W's
The meeting had been called by
T. '. Otunnor president ot the In
tornauouul lougshorrmeu's asso-
citation. To obtain "a vote on TIA" rec
ommendalion made by delegates Of
the various locals that the men
abandon their Unauthorized strike
pending reopening Of their cas-. by
the national adjustment commits
sion. Mr. O'connor, who repeated
tonight his charges that the walk OUT
had been inspired by the / W. W.
made a supreme effort TO gain con
troll OF tho meeting. but he was
bUood and hiased and 81 was only
after three attempts by Hugh
frayme ard other labor leaders tha
he WAS able TO make himself heard
when II was evident that the men
would not listen 20 q proposition Of
returning TO work. directors OF IN"
meetlng abandoned their intention OF
calling for votes
Instead Mr. O'Connor asked all
those who were opposed 10 the |. ".
W. to stand up The entire audience
arose. lie then asked All those VINO
are loyal To- the United states OF
America" tu give three cheers. The
men responded with q viii
Iail'Ipod shortage
The result Of touighrH meeting
leaves New YORK facing the pros
prct OF curulrd food supply for
in addition To nearly 10000 long
shOrrmen. the walkout Of 1000
toamsters. Chtuffrurs ana helpers
today caused the American Railway
Express company 10 place an en-
barge on AN express packages enter
ing ard leaving New york.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
PALMER PREPARING
FOR DRIVE ON COSTS
"HcaI' Campaign o. H. Launched
soon In Anticipation of New
legislation hN tunErCsc.

WASlUNGTON. Oct l3--lu anti
c patton that legislation 90 stop prof
itrrring soon viii h,rcum0, effective
,hc department NJ justice ls putting
the final touches 90 iN plans Tor
procedure when the now weapons
1Ic available
Attorney Gsnerul Palmer today
called "a meeting uf the couforcrs
who took the cost ut living prob.
lem under adylsem-ut nearly three
months ago Secretaries Glass
Houston and Wilson. Chairman Mur-
dock and " q CulV"r ~ the fedora
'rade commission. Director General
Hines Assistant Attorney Genera.
Ames. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury LefiEEWelI and ~. D.. FlEE.
lssisHut to Judge Amgs. wcr" pres
rut
After "A review Of me prorf,s-
made Sn far which was said tu Doe
very gratifying considering flNi
none ur the laws requested uf con.
gfrss had been placed Uu the statute
books. tho conference discussed new
steps Co h, taken when 'nH real
HampBlgu' of the government b.
started
ufur.afr declined 'u indicate what
hey had iu mind hui 10 y known
thar Attorney General Palmer !.
preparing vigorously Boz uYwh-
1f Individual cases. involving I1.h
fg0dsfuffs aud e.H.Hiug. us soon tH
---y1 food control jazz amendment 'n
include the latter and tn provide a
criminal penalty fUr violations be-
uuwrs a. law The HwDutrwcnf has
been rasssd hy both houses ~ con
frC1t
Another conference .iT fo he held
later BOZ rho week. probably Thurs
.fav ur Friday Hf watch time SeCre-
aries Baker and Daniels are eX.
u.rted fn attend and t1 advise coz.
q srrIrr the rrIeAae 0f surplus food.
ruff- sIU held hv the military. HrC-
saffre Baker today cancelled in
a.rurifous Tor thr ie'rIbution Of
sugar held by H. army ON lcsrniur
that the supp'NfNug sufficient fof
only two ana one-hsif months ln sd--
Yun,f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
DENY 0KLAH0MAN'S
APPEAL FOR COTTON
Delegate nt World Conferences
Wants Motion Adopted Expressing
Sentiment of Rhiseru But Joees.

NEW ORLEANS. oct 10. -
Declara tion BY John Todd. professor
OF economies and oxford lecturer
that further restriction OF cotton
acreage IN the United states would
be nothing short or n Calamity.
and a demand that cotton consumers
pay enough to make cotton ~
profitable az other crops by j.
skaitowe Wanuamaker OF St hath-
thep-s 4. O.. president OF The Ameri-
can Cotton association, featured the
second general session here late To-
day of delegates TO the world cot
ton confereno.
4 situation which threatened 70
result IN an mharrassing climax de-
yeiopod shortly after Mr Wanna-
maker concluded his address. john
A simpson. Weatherford, Okla,
president of the Oklahoma Farmers
union. offered motion 20 the effect
fhu' the statements OF Mr. wanna
maker be given 20 the press as ne
sentiments Of tho growers division.
". " Thompson who presided at
the session. stated that under nc
rules governing procedure at ne
meeting 10 would not be possible 70
take vote ou tho motion MS all
HIass,4 we're represented 90 tle seE-
sion. Mr. simpson said the motion
wos the gg -, ,.', view .'.,oo OF ,.tss as
on It Tho HhaIfwar again rrfusfd
under the rules fU present ihe ne
rau Nr simpson hen addressed ne
conference. alyinE n
NppcalS to Gts-ficriur.
% 1uBtiI to the entire conferences
flr permission io present me mo-
.I.r ~ the growers 70 whom 1ou
.rI fseE f9- "A living TurH it down II
Tuu want Co.
motion f1r rosumptlou or ne
..-ur4- order of business put an
.,f no the 8rEuueuts hftcr Ar,
rHHmueHn had Expressed nh fesfet
.r,, trss had apparently been
f.4Rr on ih, rrsf dty Df the con-
ference
Other rpcakers at the second ses-
c1STINUED on Et9k 6Lk2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
9 MORE FLYERS
FINISHJOURNEY
IN Big AIR RACE
Three Land at Mineola
and Six Others Reach
San Francisco.
SAYS MAYNARD BEATEN
Captain Smith Claims He
Makes Better Record
Than Parson.

CHICAGO, oct. la.-~Nine OF the
40 aviators remaining In the trane-
continental reliability race finished
the first lap OF the serial derby to-
day, three from the west landing at
Minaola, N. Y, and six at san Fran
cisco. The remaining contestants
are at various control stations along
the route, but shutdown tomorrow
will see the majority Of them near
the end OF The first lap. Twelve have
finished the first lap. while "A score
have dropped out on account OF ac-
cidonts aud five men were killed,
Lieut. u, w Maynard, the first
aviator 10 reach IAN Franoisco ana
Complete the trip from ocean 10
ocean, In preparing foe his return
flight He plans to leave at i;fs
y, M. tomorrow at tho expirstio OF
the minimum allowed at the ter
minus,
The aviators from tho west land
Ing At Mlneola werei Captain L. ",
smith. 1915 a, mi Lieut.. III. v,
Queens. i;is y, MI and Lieut., " =.
Worthington, 2.i7 y, m, Captain
Smith said he had haaten Msynard's
actual flying time by half an hour.
The six fliers landing NJ Han Fran
cisco we're. Captain q. II. Drayton,
ll;tl y. MI Lieut.. Alexander Pear
son, Jr., aisB, y. m; Capt, ~. g. Don
7aldson, 2i4Rp. mi Lieut. Earl Man.
xcimsn, t.34 b. M: capt. Harry
smith, 5;gt D, M, and Lieut. L. y.
Webster, 6ige y. m.
MINEoLA, ". y..(Oct 1s,--Cspt
Lowell a.. smith, third sasthound
aviator 10 oomplete the transoonti-
mental flight arrived here st
i0tbO;4a.
According to the record In Captain
Smiths log hook. he has beaten
Lieutenant Maynard In the trans.
continental race. Captain Smiths
figures show that be flew from nan
Francisco TO MineoiA M ~ hours
50 minutes and tsh seconds. Cap
tain Smiths claim TO be victor will
have to be officially verified before
o decision Is mada.
Captain Smith said that but for
AN accident at Cleveland, where he
Aoka several parts OF his maehlse IN
landing, ne would have beaten Major
spatz and Lieuycnan, klel here
A leAky radiator which he tried 90
patch up with corn meal, found hinl
arriving here with water flowing
freely from his radiator. He was
anxious to be or on his return trip.
he said. and was confident Of "wih-
Ming the race.
Captain Smith was suffering Sc
yercly from cold when he landed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
REFUSE TOTAKE
HAND IN TIE.UP
OF STEEL MILLS
Central Committee Is Un-
able to Agree on La
boris Proposal.
GOES TO CONFERENCE
Farley Resumes T 0 d a y
With No Recommends
tion on Walkout.

/ NyAgIIINGTON or.. Iahor's
,.,t.
'o'''"''"" ~ P'"P'''"" ''''''' ''"" ~
the Steel strikc VIII come before the
/ national industrial conference with
/ ant recommendation fran, tho ,cr.
w., ~,
'"' '"''''''''''' "S INV '"T' UT "'r VI
business tomorrow II was armed
authoTiialivcly tonight
The committee devoted only a
s,,aY ,,,r,i-, %, 80, al ,,,. .osy,,,,
10 consideration OF inc arbitration
/ resolution. owing to The opposition
nf n majority of tho five members
81, -. -....,.'..-.,
% Us ~" oi''n'"' e'I N'uup T." Wv ,"''
al,i.S,I ,,,. ~, ,r,,,,,',, 4u," ,'I, "U
NJ. ~" ,'', ,csu'n'ion VIZ
'ol'oN Wy "n'S U'ntr pohs'oie unu'H'
conference
J ., ,.,
"''''' 'i'''' '''''''"'
Members ot me conf'renc" ef-
pressed thc opinion tonight that the
proposal VIII meet the same fate to-
morrow. \ strong majority of the
employers group Is known To oppns"
intervention ~ thc HLfike, ana action
can be taken only with the approval
ot each OF the ihrec groups, voting
srpaThteIN delegates entertained
nut niue DOUBT that NOR" lhnn halt
OF the 0publlc representatives VIII
vote Tor the resolution, but pointed
| ou' lhht IN TIE employers group only
WIN i''"' On '"e ''D''''''oh P"'n'
out OF deIerenCe 70 thelr lelioW
member. EIbeft II. GARY, chairman
ot 'he BOARD OF me hJlled states
S''el corporation representative or
inc puhNc nave never discussed the
s'ccl aVlho IN 'htlr group meetings
ana IL pTvuhoIS VIII 90 necessary tur
ne ki"up 10 'Hhe huSihi'Ee or the
-u-nlnult recess hlIpW'u undtr the
rules L" caucus PRIOR 10 chsung the
uhli vote on hc hTpi'falIon feso-
Iuuon'
ran Tor WORK
The central committee is reported
90 have made substantial progress
today 40 dcvising % method Of procc-
duro for putting OIL the members
OF the conference 10 werk." a NUM-
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The week commencing October goth is Roose-
Welt Memorial Week
Tulsa county is expected 10 give fifteen thou
sand dollars for the great national mecorial.
Are there 5000 people In Tulsa county who
will give one dollar eaCh2
II YOU want 20 give or help t0 persuade others
20 give, call phone GSS5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
French Ratification ~
Signed by Poincare
Ending State of War

PARIS, oct Il, Tuesday
tllaVas) The journal pfuclr,
announces this morning the Sign
ing by President poiurarc OF ihr
document ratifylnE the peace
treaty with Germany and other
acts signed at Versailles June 2S.
which are to ho deposited In the
foreign office iu accordance with
the final clauAes OF the peace
treaty, thore ending tho state OF
war.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
GERMANS ARE DRIVEN BACK BYLE
THE WEATHER

TULSA. Okla, oct ~ MaIimum
6s minimum 40 soIih Wluds. cloudy
OklAtIOM rue3day and Meduos
day cloudy probably rain
LOUISIANA. TUESDAY and Wednes
day occasional rains warmer in north
ARK NSStS. Tuellsy and WedneH
dsy occasional rain warmer Tuesday,
EAST TEXAS Tuesday aud Wednes-
day showcrs warmer Tuesday
WEST TEXAS. TUESDAY snd Wednca'
day partly cloudy, probably rain IN the
Panhandle
KANSAS; Generally fair and cooler
10 vest portion. unsestled possihl, with
,howors In east portion Tuesday /,
Wednesday generally fair and colder
HIS REAL PICTURE.
We We had h.s picture taken doIen
tunes or more
We've got him a. baby in the dresses
thst he wore
We've got him with his mother aud
we've pictured him with mo.
but the camera only seen hun m the
the Nas he ought tu. BE-.
Ard I'd akG TO have ha photo s be
really is today,
with the glorious dire upon him that
he's gathered sn his play.
We've hadrhis picture, taken when his
garment Az Wora trim.
And his face vas hNci and solemn, but
They dor { resemble him
For they do not SHOW the twinkle In
those roguish eyes Of hia
And hr, don portray tho rsscAl AS he
mostly always ia
lie Is sllck and solemn sometimes Ia his
~ white and stlrchy shirt,
But his natural condition is TO grin
through CRIME aud dirt
! wish we're painter would canvas
him today
In those soilsd aud Iltsrrd garments
which he wears when he's at
play.
| would paint him In tho knickers which
have saHged unto his Shins,
Add the fkirt waist riinginE 20 them by
the grace of safety pint,
I'd Try to catch the glory Of that smile
from ear TO ear
Whrn the dirt is thick upon him and his
face Is lust smcar
His mother says w mus.n', but siil
insist and cay
That We ought 10 have him pictured as
he really is TODAY.
For | know no sight that's finer FOR
man TO look upon
Than q happy Erlnnlng ygung'ter when
his TOW front tsot hare gone;
And when ( come homo At evening and
De answers to 90, call
Just grab him up and Kiss him, for l
love hlm-.ditt aud all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
CHARGES WILSON
MISSTATESFACTS
ABOUT SHANTUNG
Norris Says President
Admits He Is Wrong
but Repeats.
B0RAH UPH0LDS CLAIM
Idaho Senator Says Will
son Is Wrong on State
ment of Particulars.

WASHINGTON. oct la--Another
thrce-hour attack on the Shantuns
provision by Senator Morris, repuh-
liran Of Nebraska, and . l0-minutr
speech Of ~, same character by
senator Blrah. republican, Idaho,
constituted the sum OF he senate's
progress soddy In Its confederation
OF the peace treaty.
Tomorrow the speech making will
continue. and although aome OF the
leaders think vote on the Shan
tung amendment may be reached
Wednesday. others are not 80 up.
timistc.
Senator Norris. who had oCcu-
pied most O. tw0 previous sessions
with his Shan'sng speech. concluded
today after again asslillng the ac-
curacy OF statements made by Pros.
~ideut Wilson IN his wes.cr address $
and declaring that after tho pres
ident had Acknowledged he was
wrong he had gone on missinting
the facts about Shaniung. Senator
Borah also declared Nj wilson had
been mistaken In his statement that
John Hay Was secretary 0r state
when the German rights in shan
tung were acquired.
ExpcI Christians.
Quoting from Tho reports ~ mig
eiouaries in regard TO conditions IN
Korea. Senator Norris declared II
was the purpose of the japanese
government TO drive Christianity out
OF Asia and that the United states
would he aiding In that attempt II
il Brquies ed In tho treaty prap 81
60 extend japanese rule over Shan
tung
chairman Lodge Of he fprr-n
relations committee probably wi
speak tomorrow On the Shantunr
amcndmen, and the leaders hope
also 10 make some progress In tho
reading of he treaty text
Rofcrrinr 10 Mr. Wilson's state
ment tt lis Anrcies hat President
Mckinley and John Hay Sc rrtaN
of state. had declined 90 protrs,
against GpInJuys original acqnisi.
ton uc rights lu Shaunus. Senator
purau said thu ShnntunE icaao had
been Cnnsumurfed early In lASN. hN
months before Nh Hay became head
~ the state Department.. Mr. HAY.
the Idaho senator said. had pursu'd 7
as secretary q policy designed 10 /
ruriaW the effort OF various nations
10 obtain rights In china.
4 discussion Of whether President |
Wilson Is we'll enough Co properly |
prrform the duties ot the prcH'd'n,v |
developed a. 4u executive session o' !
the senate foreign relations commit |
tee today when action was sought |
on resolution reguoHtng certain m |
formation regarding thintsr-Japa- 1
nrse relations.
\ vote on the resolution and scy'
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COPENHAohN oct 10. -"
Allied cruisers arc aiding In the
defense OF ltisa against German
attacks, which for five days have
been InCesAant and stubborn, ac.
oordlnr 10 q commune cation issued
by the Lettlsh foreign offiee sun.
day, RiEs is being bombarded
by tho enemy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
RrrRIElE DrNun MuIDEmsy

Governor Iowdcn Itrfu-cz Request
tu Grant 'icmCncN Tor fitfErrnid.
EIEINEfIELH I.i. Hrf r. lt..
Drlcyr fHr James Fitzgerald. who a
under sentence fo hang il Chicago
npAt Friday for fhr murder uf Hf-
flr Junstfe WIkinf1u. wBF denied
'hy Uovrrncr Lowdsh today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

BERLIN, oct, is.--ueneral Won
der uoitK finRlly Transferred hls
oommand In this Baltic region TO
General Won Eberhardt sunday
and is expected 20 arrive In Berlin
very shortly, according TO a semi-
official statement issued here
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
By The As.otlal,d rress.

BERLIN. saturday oct Ian
official statement II published here
1~ilylnE formally Tho allegation IN
the Lettiah appeal 70 the SAiunlo
that GermRn troops In the Sallic
provinces have done everything pos
slble 20 support bolsheyisin and
have attacked the fetts from Inc
rear The German rejoindsr declares
that this statemeia i contrary 10
the truth and is an sbhorr"nt meas.
ure OF agitation against Germany,
Germany has not broken the
peace, II IL declared, but on lhs con
trary has done everything 10 oB-
force the terms of peace IN the case
~ mlsled troops In a portion ~ the
Baltic provinces. II IL a matter Of
record. 10 l. declared that the Hal
tic troopH tGermsnD have not been
the atpckerH. but that their return
to Germany has been delayed Hhd
hindtred by hostile ncts O. the Lots
and EsthOninnE
The statement AYERS that Il IL tit
Let's who are assisting b1lsheyikm
In every possible way Including
measures 90 prevent Russian troops
reaching the front against tho Dol
shpylk4
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COPENHAGEN. OCT i3.--The
situation OF the i.ettlsh troops In
Riga Ia desperate, according to dis
patches from Helslngfors. The
tierman and Russian trcops are en-
pected 10 force tho passage OF the
buna river which separates the main
body Of Colonel AvRloff- Bermondfs
troops from the main portion OF
Riga al any moment.
The old town of riga and tho por,
have been greatly damaged, II Is
stated Many civilians have been
Killed or wounded