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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
cREETs NEW REPUBLIC.
Iowa Senate Adopts Resolution Recog.
mixing Russia.

Iowa Senate Adopts Resolution Recog-
mixing Russia.
Special to- Times Republican.
Des Moines, April 2.-Recognition Of
the new republic Of Russia is authoriz-
ed in a concurrent resolution unanim-
ously passed by the senate Of the Iowa
Legislature at noon today and assurance
|of whole-hearted support Of the people
|of Iowa 10 rendered. The resolution
probably will be passed by the house
late this afternoon. The resolution
was introduced by Senator Gibson. of
Adams county. Similar resolutions are
coming before the legislative bodies of
all states in the union now In session.
They are being sent out with view
TO getting an expression Of the people
lof the United States which can later
be forwarded to those in power in
Russia.
A resolution calling upon congress to
pass law providing for universal mil
|itary service was passed today by the
Iowa house by viva voce vote. Rep
resentative McFerran introduced the
resolution.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
PENFlELD COMING HOME.
Ambassador at Vienna Expects to Re-
turn to Post In Three Months.

Ambassador at visnna Expects to Re-
turn to Post In Three Months.
Vienna, via London, April 2.-The
American ambassador, Frederick c.
Penfield. confirmed today the impress
sion here that he expects to return to
Vienna as soon as possible from his
visit to Washington. He
said he might be gone for three
months. His residence here will be
Kept open. The ambassador and his
wife will depart on Wednesday OF
Thursday.
At the foreign office It was learned
that no significance was attached to
his visit to Washington other than
that given by the ambassador himself
He has not been in good health re-
Gently, and v suffering fromS the
strain Of the work incident to repre-
senting most Of the entente powers
here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Truce With Villa?

Juarez. Mex, April IA truce has
BEEN arranged between Villa and Gem
eral Murguia, the de facto commander,
according to. a refugee who came here
yesterday from Chihuahua City. He
says Carlos Ketelsen, a leading German
resident of Chihuahua went to Villa
outside Of the city with a proposal to
cease his attack upon the city, urging
Villa to wait until the United States
declared war on Germany, when both
factions would unite against the Unit
ed States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
British Capture Three Towns.

London. April 2.-The British have
captured Croisilles after a hard defense
by the Germans Reuters correspond
ent at British headquarters reports.
The towns Of Longatte and Doignes
also have been taken by the British.
who took some prisoners.
Andrew Bonar Law, member Of the
British war council, today stated in the
house Of commons that the total cas-
ualties suffered by the Turks in the
battle OF GAIA In Palestine were 5000.
The total of British kille6 he said was
less than iGG. rt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Two Factions Seeking tG
Sway President Carranza
to Their View.
PRO-GERMANS MAKE
SERIOUS THREATS
Military Faction Notifies carranza He
Will Lose Its Support Unless He
ereaks Away From Civil Faction
Opposing War With United States
Stability Of Mexican Government
Threatened by Division.

| Laredo, Tex, April 2.-Internal poll
tics used as a lever in an effort to reg
ulate Mexico's course In international
affairs have brought about situation
of the utmost gravity in tha. republic.
according to travellers just arrived from
the capital.
These travellers say the constitution
alist party now holding the reins of
government, is divided into q so-called
civil" group and military party
embracing many Of the chiefs of the
army. Tremendous pressure is being
brought on General Carranza by each
party. but the president elect has so far
not aligned himself with the policy of
either, altho it is knewn he wants to
curb the undue activities of the mill
tary.
Yhe civil party, these men say. was
strongly opposed to any alliance with
Germany against the United States and
is standing firm for policy Of neutral-
ity in the event Of the entry of the
United States into the European con-
fict The military party, according to
the stories, is strongly pro-Gerrnan
and advocates the entry Of Mexico into
hostihties against its northern neigh
bor withsall that such entry in5plies.4s
German Mensy md lsAuencs. Il
The reports brought from Mexico
City say that the German influence and
money have been active among certain
of the military party and that certain
members have in contemplation and
preparation plans for an active inva-
sion Of the border states after the
United States has been goaded into
making the first hostile move: It is
also said that these plans contemplate
the formation of a revolutionary move
ment in Guatemala and burning OF the
oil wells. in the Tampico district from
which the large part Of the British
naval fuel supply is drawn.
German Party Recruiting.
The story has been brought here that
General Maximillan Klaus a German
Mexican commander, has begun the re-
cSuiting Of q brigads Of 5000 Germans
whose duty it will be to force HOSTILE
ties with the United States in chihua-
hua and Sonora. General Klaus now il
believed to be in Guadalajara-
It Is alleged by the travellers that
they were told before leaving Mexico
City that sixteen generals closely al
lied with General Obregon. minister OF
war, called on Carranza and demanded
that he withdraw his support from the
civil faction, stating that II he did not
do so, they would cease TO S11nnort his
administration. They also are alleged
to have asked that any foreigners
speaking i'll Of the army be put out Of
the country under article SO of the con-
stitution. u,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Large Delegations Come to
Capital to Influence
Congress.
INVADE SENATOR'S
PRIVATE OFFICES
Crowd Of 1000 or More Assemblies on
Steps Of Capitol Entrance and A.
most Cause Riot-PoIice Called to
Drive Thorn to Plaza Many For.
eisners Among DeIes atoms Bearing
"keep Out Of War" Signs.

Washington, April 2.-Pacitlsts and
|anti-pacifist pilgrims besieged Wash
'ington today in an effort to influence
congress with their respective views
regarding war with Germany. The
program for each called for unorgan-
lied sidewalk professions to the capi-
tol, where congressman might be can
vassed for their peace or war ideas.
simultaneously thousands Of tele-
grams poured in upon the capitol either
praying for peace or for drastic action
to uphold American honor.
Flags waved from all business houses
and most of the residences. Men and
women wore flags on their coats and
children carried them to school.
The day was marked by show Of
patriotic fervor seldom equalled in
Washington. Most pacifists came here
from New York and other cities under
the direction Of the Emergency Peace
Federation. The anti pacifists, calling
themselves pilgrims Of patriotism"
came from eastern cities to neutralize
the effect OF the anti-war forces.
keep Out Of War" Signs.
The delegations of pacifists assembled
lat the headquarters OF the Emergency
fFcdefution and were furnished with
large white arm tands with the In 2
!scrfption. keep out Of war" a
The delegates spent the morning call
ing on their legislative delegations to
urge them to preserve peace.
Il
activities of the pacifists. IN
If we fail to prevent war" he said,
we shall continue to work for peace"
Foreigners Among Pacifists.
About 1000 Of the pacifists assembled
on the steps OF the main entrance at
the capitol and became SO active that
squads of police drove them to the
broad plaza, while small delegations Of
the pilgrims cheered and hooted. The
pactfists shouted replies and there was
no mistaking the foreign accents in the
words OF some Of the shouters. There
were few clashes between the parties,
but nothing in the nature Of serious
fighting or disorder.
Invade Senators Offices,
Delegations Of pacifsts held war
protest" meetings In their respective
senator's offices.
One such delegation was rebuked by
Senator Wadsworth, when one of the
speakers said America had been "a
false friend to Germany"
That's calling my country a pretty
harsh name; don't care to hear any
more Of it," said the senator.
David Starr Jordan. president Of LIE.
land Stanford University, leading pa
ciflst, made an effort to see President
Wilson this morning but he was busy.
Suffraaists on tho Job Too.
Women suffragists silent sentinels
took up their peaceful picketing'' at
the White House gates again today in
their efforts to persuade the president
to support the suffrage constitutional
amendment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Battle South Of 6rras.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, April
2.-Battles begun yesterday between
the British and German forces south of
Arras, on the road to Cambrai, and on
both banks Of the Somme west of st.
Quentin. were further developed today.
says the statement issued today. The
British forces. the message adds, suf-
fered considerable losses and only
gained ground where the German
troops gave way under orders.
On both sides of the Disc canal and
on the highlands Of Vregny, it Is an
nounced, the French made some gains
under heavy losses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
HowIed With Boot. on.

Detroit March Si,-The state bowl
ing tournament will be held here from
April IA to, 22 and 1t is considered fair
ly certain that at least one state rec
is I'll made in the singles last year BY
r. A. George, OF Wyandotts, who
bowled with boots on. It Isl worlds
record. Ma
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
KAISER Is DENOUNCED.
Russian Calls German Greetings I,
New Rsoirns ~ Aynoor;t;e,i

Russian Calls German Greetings to
New Regime as Hypoeriticai.
London. April 2.-The German en-
peror and the chancellor were de-
nounced by Deputy Skabeloff. vice
president Of the council OF workmen,
soldiers and delegates, during a dem
onstration In front Of the duma build
Ing. according to q Petrograd dispatch
to Reuters.
The deputy addressing the thousands
Of soldiers and civilians who took part
In the demonstration, said:
ITO tho hypocritical greeting sent the
Russian revolutionists by WILHELM and
Bethmann we can only reply with the
bayonet. We can not shake hands with
the German people until they have rid
themselves Of the curse OF Hohen-
sollern and BethinAnn.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
been noted. Captain Fitch, aide TO
General Barry. said that the interrupt
tion doubtless would be- brief.
More ouards Called.

Washington, April 2.--The war de-
partment today called into the federal
service the following national guard
organizations for police purposes: Sec
end West Virginia infantry, Fourth
Virginia infantry and Battery u. field
artillery Of Virginia. @
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Hslt - Recruiting

Chicago, April 2. - On order from
Washington General Barry, command
ing the central department U. S. A.,
today instructed that a temporary halt
be called In recruiting for national
guard regiments. Among guard offi-
GERS It was said that inability to equip
the men - fast a. they enlist had
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Now Russian Offensive.

Berlin, April 2.-Russian forces un-
der strong artillery preparations yes
terday launched an offensive along n
breadth Of more than four miles
against the German positions on the
Roumanian frontier heights on botn
sides Of the Oituz valley, but were re-
;-pulsed, says the official statement to-
dav
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
HARDING CALLS CONFERENCE.
Governor 70 Meet Business Men sne
AgrieuIturists 10 Consider Crops.

Des Moines. April e.-Business men,
proprietors Of industrial concerns and
agricultural experts today we're called
into conference BY Governor Harding
to discuss putting Iowa into state OF
agricultural preparedness. kilograms
were sent out inviting the conferees
to assemble at the executive offices at
] o'clock Tuesday. At the meeting the
governor is expected to ask that all
efforts be made to get utmost co-op-
Grafton for the production and market
Ing OF heslarIeSt crop In the history
g ~ ~ csming season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
speoiaI Trains 70 wa.h;,a+o,

New York, April 2.-'Several thous-
and militants and nearly 1000 pacifists
filled a number Of special trains for
Washington which left New York to-
day. Altho the advocates of peace
were outnumbered they got away first,
eight hours In advance OF the first train
Of the patriot pilgrims" who favor
war. -
Each pacihst carried a white tulip
and wore an arm band inscribed Keep
out OF war"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Tho Weather.

y Iowa-Fair and warmer tonight;
Tuesday increasing cloudiness.
Range OF temperature at MARSHALL :
town: Sunday, 10 and 21: Saturday,
73 and 81; April I, 1916. IS and 81. At
2 this morning, s6: yesterday. SO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
|REcRUIrINo At WEBSTER CITY
Guard Company TO Be Increased to 100
| Men Without Difficulty.

Special to Times Republican.
Webster City, April 2.-Ten new men
have been recruited for membership in
Company G Of the Second Regiment of
this city. Captain Martin has detailed
Second Lieutenant scderhc!r; as ra-
cruiting officer. Webster City needs
only twenty-four more men to raise the
company to. membership Of 100 as
asked by General Logan. There will be
no trouble here In getting the company
recruited up to q war basis. New men
are coming in q good deal faster than
last spring when the Iowa troops went
to Mexico. Colonel Hyatt, of this city.
commanding the Second Regiment, Is
expected home from New York today.
where ne was called in a military con-
ference 81 guard officers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Mexlcan. croas Ro rder.

( Ell Paso. Tex, April "A total OF
1912 more Mexicans crossed the in
ternatfonal bridge during the last few
days than went back into Mexico, ac-
cording to reports here. The unusual
number. the majority Of whom were
men, has caused an investigation on the
basis OF reports that many were sent to
Ell Paso and the border from the inte-
rior Of Mexico by German agents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
BATTLE RACES
ABOUT ST. QUENTIN
British Forces Take Moro VILLAGES
Near City and Widen Wedse-Ger-
mans Retreat, Berlin Says Under Or.
ders-Russians In New Offensive.


[By Associated Press Staff Core
spondent.1
British Army Headquarters in
France. via London, April 2.--British
forces today widened the wedge they
have inserted in the German line in the
region Of st. Quentin and captured the
villages Of Atilly and villecholes, re-
spectively southeast and northeast of
the village Of Vermand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Gold HoIdinos oreatest Ever,

Gold Holdings Greatest Ever.
Washington, April 2.-Gold holdings
Of the United States treasury today
were the greatest in the worlds his
tory. The total value OF the coin and
bullion in the vaults were $s,o44,s09,-
292.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02

The French and English troops have
developed language Of their own by
which they can make their wants
sknown TO, each other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-02
Most Momentous Meeting
of Congress to Decide
Course In War.
LITTLE OPPOSITION
TO WILSON PLAN
Majority Of Members Of Both Houses
Ready 70 Aequlsses in Presidents
K Program 70 Declare Germany Al.
ready Making War Upon United
States - President 10 Address Jeint
Session 40 Soon 10 House Organizes.

Washington, April 2-As con.
s0rsss asssmbisd at noon 3residsnt
Wilson practically decided to make
his address today Immediately
SITTER the organization Of the house,
even II Il should be deferred un.
ill the late afternoon or early
evening.
Senator Martin, the majority
leader, announced in <vhs senate
.that the house organization was
expected to bs perfected by 3 TO-
day and that President Wilson
would address q joint session ~
soon ~ the organization was COM
pletsd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
VtHS HeNe UtenDIte ttt UtuB-
laRo
SeRsraI RprniIop mill fi3 gum Dill
tator MAIDEN.
gr Durbe Don BEN Prerier aerenstp
prompt abSsIeBt.
General 2otomstp, Der 81 Isinsm
gla4foIger srnannt iDurbe, Osrpsis
CERT AUDI Der Regierung ben
9e5oriam-
ltas es purbe bann Der Gsnera
alsmhppstp gum Sbertommans
beur srnnnnt.
Mas aus Der Sa6e iperoen ptro. ii
nod uHgeDiB.
aormilOp ,tr:nt bic 3uDeriiat -
ba6su. baB er Serr Der Sitaa'
tion 1T.

81. qeters burg, 10. Sept.-
Der Yrsruier Gereustp bat fir ole
Stabt unb ben Oiitritt ct. Petersz
burg pas Grisgsredt protlomirt. pre-
mier Gersnstp bat oem General &ors
Hilpff. BEN Observation-Disclosures Der ruls
liI6eE 4rmse, peIasr OerIangts, bag
ibm bic ausI9liebli5e Wla6t lbers
trogen iperbe, befobIen 5u reiisnirsu.
Der General alsmboDstp puroe 5um
G6rbefsblsbaber ernauni.
prsmier asrsnstp erlieB folssnoe
Proclamation:
.Qm 8. Septsutebr trnf Serr 9Doff,
ein WlitglieO Der 0umd, IN ct. Yes
t4sburs EN- unb iprDerte mid I'M
Ramen bss Generals &ornilpff ouf,
Die eeiammte Utilitdrs unb gioiImadt
BEN GeneraliTimo gu iibertrasen, Der
cine nsue Rsaierung na6 Teinem stses
nen Sutoiinteu formIreu Deroe. Die
Ri9tigtsit bisisr Boroerung purpe
fpGtsr BON General aornilOff islbIt
beftdtigt, pel6er nit mir iibsr ben
Oiretten tsIssrapbiiden 9rabt slui>
i9eu ct. Petersburg uno oem Saupts
lualtier tonferirte.
.0d bic propiiurti9e Resie.ung
bisie bur4 mid an Fl. seri2tete Gors
bsrune als einen @eriu6 fsitens ges
ptTsr arsiIe betra6tst, fid bic I6ipies
rig. Situation oes 9anoes gu gluBs
gu MAIDEN uno stusn 3uitano sln5us
fiibren tpeI1er urit ben Grrungens
Ttdften Der Repolutiun I'M Wioers
ipru9e ifebt, bat iie ii6 peranIaBt ge'
Iebsn mid I'm sSntsreFs oes rspublitGs
niI6en Rsgimts al beauftragen, lofort
Die n0tbigsn mdbregeln gu ergrs;tsn.
um aller 9ebrobung Der our9 Die Rss
polution erlanstrn g}oht uno Hedts
Der 8iirger entgeaen3utreten.
Sd perbe SesbaIb i'm SsntsrsHe Der
Qufret,terholtunQ Der Freibeit uno
Der SffeutIiten Rube RoBreeeIn err
1reiIeu, bic i'd I'M gseigneten augens
bid oem 3pIte betannt geben psroe.
@leit3eitia beishle i'd oem General
aorniloff, Ieint Tunttiunsn al ben
General alsmboDstp, ben 8sfe5Ishdber
Der 9lrmes an Der n0roIid1sn 5roftt.
pel6e ben Neg nad Ct. 9etersburg
p.riperrt, a6sutretsn, uHb forbsre ben
General aIsmbOpstp auf, proOiiorii9
bic Pflihten bes 9sneraIihimo gu
iib.rnebmen.
.'Ferner proflanirs id fir bic
Stuot unb BEN 9iitritt 81. ge!srss
burg has ari.ssrett. Sd forosrt ale
giiraer auf, bic Rube gu bepa1rsn.
bic fir ons Wcbl bss gdierIanbss
unb Der armse unb Nariue not3tse
Oronuns aufrebt al erbalten uno
.abis aao ssptHsnRafs i9ss PEiSiis
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slnf benz ariegsidBauplab
Sinh I'M gassn6lid bic Opsrationen
nirssnbs ben GROCER gsbeutunG
I'm Der ipeitIitsn 5rOnt finbsn nur
ortIide Gsft4tsn fatt
limb ou4 i'm Sitsn bat has 9orbrius
gen Der 3euti6M. ME es
i4eint. auise66rt.
lie Rui.n fanssn an an Der Risasr
Gront Wiberitano 3u lstitsn.

Berlin, 10. Sept. Die ON Won.
tag bon Der o6eriisR Sssrsslsiiang srs
Iaifsns offi3ieae 8stanHtma9uns laus
lei ipie fOIst:
Csfli6sr ari.ssI6auplas: armss'
grippe b.s Yrin5eH aeopolo DCu
sapsrn: .3tpifefn Der Risa.r gudt
unD 0iinaburs babeu uniere Reierpen
in BEN Walbs unb Sumpfssbist er'
foIgrsihs aGmpfs nit rufiihen grs
MISUNDERSTANDING bsiianoeu.
armse bes grsber5oss Sofspb:
RuiIiife unb rumdniife 9ruppeu
sriff.n ipisb.rbOIt in GROCER Stdrt,
ppiiiipnsn Stpiiben bsm 5rotus uno
oem Citu3 5bal, an Der Wolbau, bic
BON uns .robert tporbsu parsn, on.
Ter Jsinb tpuro. iibtraG nit i9persn
9srluiisn suriidesfdlas.n.
Wassoonisn: Rorbiusiilia BON
Walit Gee 3Ossn fi9 uniere 0orpoiien
Dor ii6srl.senen frnnS6iii4sn 5rups
psnabtbtilunssn in bic iiibipeitlif
pom O1rioa See s.lsssn.n gsrse 5us
rid.
Wshlif.r ari.ssi9auplnb. Gront
hes aronprin3sn Rupprsdi: IN Der
Sront In 5lanbsrn uno i'm. artois
nnbm bic Qlitipiidt Der 4rtilleris tens
pcr6r in sinissn ipsnissn abfdnitisn
3u. Rad h.ftigem artilerisfeusr eiRs
gen ipi.osrholt f,inoli9e grtunbi.
eunssabtbeilunssn ssssn uhIere 2inis
Dor, iie ipurbsu absr iiberal 5uriidees
iflngn.
.5H ben admpftn. bic am Gonutag
n0rbliH Don St. Quentin itaitfnnbsn.
brGnstsn bic griisn unisre RsisrDen
on elmer f6maIen Gront 6iili5 Ron
6nrsieourt unb gDin.r.t stipds Sus
rid. Die poiiiion SSifli6 Don Sareis
court purbs am WOntns Worsen bon
uns 3uriidtrobert.
Jroni bss peutidsn 2ronprinsen:
ssn Der CHAMPAIGN. ipurosn in psrs
jditoenen Abi4nitttn feinolide Grs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bic ii9 uns
isrm ainisn gu ndbsrn u,riudisn. 5us
riidgti9lnsen.
Nm Der nSrbliden @srbun 5ront
fnnosn ipGbrsno bes 5asss 5rtli9e
Snfnnisrisesfsfts itnti. .Ssiili6 BON
Samosnsnr prdns.n uniere StoB-
triippsn 1uf bsibsn Ssit,n Der anbSbs
344 In bic frnn3Sif8n grdben elm.
Sic fiisteu benz 5,inbs isbr fhtpers
YerIufts 81 uub itbrisn nit mebr ala
bunbsrt 0sfanseuen 3uriid. 2lubsrs
BEN befreittn iis cine abtbsiluns
S4iistn, bic, felt b.m z. September
BON ben Jrnnsofsn um5insslt, nit beIs
btnmiitbiesr 3dbisteit ale fsinbIi4en
angriffs nbssitlngen botts.
~Ssftise Sample nit 9nnbsrnnas
ten unb talism GtabI fanbsn in bsm
@rabsnip1Ib unb BEN DoIb pon
Gbauns itntt. Die ansriffe Der Jrans
spisn bdtien ttirs alsnosrune in Der
Situotion ;ur folet.
.Jm Wonai auguit fn1 81 uniertr
Gtaeisass. sh ststn ssa etins g..
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9isr5ig aug gfmeriia 5uriits.tsbrt,
Gmigranten perbaftst.

5arbin, ManbI9ursi, 10. Sept.
9isr purbsn bierSis rufii4e gmts
ernnten bon 4meritd fpegen aufritbre,
rider Rsbeu unb ihrer gsmiibungen
i'm Snterefe bon anar6ie bsrbaftst.
Die GeItbaltun5 Der ,aeitatOreH bsuist
an, baB Die prODiiorifte Regisruns tn
CT. petersburg entf6IoTsn III, BEN
3uftrom nidt tpiinl9enspertber Gles
ments, pel9e mafienbait na4 RuB>
lamb Suriidte3rsn. ginbalt gu ssbies
ten.
Seit Der q6fsbuns bes aaiIsrs Be-
tpests fib fort5siebt Elm Strom Don
4eitntoren aus ben Der. Stnaten ii6er
bic SibiriIae 9abn nod ct. peterss
burg. 9iels betIelfsn fdutsn elm bite.
res llrt6sil iotpobl iiber 4merita als
aud ii6sr bic propfiorii6e ruiIii9,
Rsgierung, unb nidt ipsnige Der gu.
riidgetebrtsu asitatprsn forbertsn
Solbaten auf, lire @affsn fpes5upers
fen, bic gefe5le ibrer' Sffiaiers gu
ignoriren unb bic 2Gben gu pliinbern.
Die 8irtung FOLDER Qgitatipn in
Stdbten ME 9arbtn iit cine bsrbdng.
niBpOI.. Sdufig laufen geri5ts iiber
RaAbanfdue sia.