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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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S. Granger to C. A. Myhre, lots 2
and 8, blk. l, Changers subdivision
Valley City, 81.
J. w. Smith to Jos H. Gill, Sec 81
1880, 81.
Henry Etter to Denstedt Land Co..
sw. 27-142.61, 81.
J. E. Jacobson to E. l.. Nelson, ne.
11-143-59, $6,400
C. e. Batcheller to First National
Bank, Fingal, lots II and IL, blk. "a.
org. Fingal, $4,000.
Geo. M. Young to Theo. s. Henry,
lot 9, blk. 4, Riverside, 5000.
John Runck, to Thor Hanson, lot
81, blk. 7, Kathryn, $1,000.
Peder Strinden to l.. M. Oppegaard.
lot II, blk "A", B. & O. LIST ad. Litch-
vile, 81.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-15
BALDWIN
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= Darcy Commercial, March 9.-Mrs.
Alex Secular is able to be around again
after a six weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kunze are the
parents of son born to them last
week.
Jens Svenstrup moved this week to
the place he rented north of Luverne.
Fred Kinks baby and little Mil
dred Woyak are both reported to be
ill with pneumonia.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-04-20
Enormous Crops Needed.

The need Of wheat and corn and
other staples in large quantities l.
recognized n the mainstay to the ma
ton.
We have whca, and corn land foi
sale on reasonable terms in Eastern
Colorado. We have land for sale n,
either linx,um or Akron, Colorado
that has proven itself To be wheat
and corn producing country. We also
can sight you 10 HOMESTEAD
LAND. We sell this land from SiO
to $50 per acre, depending on distance
from town and improvements. Wa
can make terms 10 suit. Write us OF
call Us Immediately, aud line up foi
wheat crop this summer and fall
We have letters from llol, county cit
liens who have moved 10 Eastern
Colorado, Come In and rcad them
We have large list Of lands. Como
In and take advantage Of the present
prices, n the demands for wheat and
corn land will without u doubt ad,
vance this land In price in n shor,
time. For information. call or write
either of us.
T.. u. GREENE,
col. l.. VI, BAilB,
ADV. Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-04-20

For Spring Goods in Window
Curtains and Paints, Garden Seeds,
Garden and Farming Tools, The Va
riety Store Is the place to buy them.
Willard Whitman, after two
weeks visit with his grandmother.
Mrs. Alice Maple, returned to his
home in st. Joseph, last Saturday.
He had been in delicate health for
some time, and II was necessary for
him to lay his school work aside for
Of least q while, and he came tQ the
old home town to get good fresh ar
and outdoor skervise, which seemed
10 - very bsnefiicial 10 I'm health,
10 being weeAssfully' improved when
he returned homo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-04-20
Program


of the Hickory Township Sunday
school convention, to be held at South
Bethel church, Sunday, April 20, 1877.
Song services, beginning at II a,
M, by South Bethel Sunday school.
Devotional-Lucy Andes.
Song.
"Hcw Can We Build Up the At
tendance. of the Sunday School -
Will kncale, T.. w. Smith, John Pc
tiers. Mrs. G. W. Ellenberger.
Song.
"How May the Sunday School
Teachers Win Scholars to Christ 80
Flora Andes. V. Luther. James
Weigh,man. Rev. G. W. Ellcnberger
Song.
Basket dinner for all.
song services beginning promptly
at | 30 -. M.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peters.
Song.
"iow May Our Sunday School As.
sist or Pave the Way for the Union
Revival Meetings." I'd Davis, Mrs.
\. II. Smith, Elder Murphy.
Song.
How DO We &c, Better Results
From the Graded l.cssons?" Art Cal.
low, John Thompson. John Lacey,
Mrs. Noel, Mrs. Katherine McNaul.
Song.
What Place should Missions Have
in Sunday School and How May We
Promote Missionary Giving?" Mrs.
u. !. Praiswator, ". ". Smith, A. +.
Andes, Rev. Smith.
The township of icers will no elect
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-04-20

The little year and half old son
Of Roy Hershner and wife was taken
to st. Joseph, Monday of this week,
to q local hospital, by DR.. ]. l.. Hogan,
and operated upon for hernia, and is
now doing nicely.
The Missionary society, of tho
WQodville church, will meet April 20,
At the church, at $3.50. Mrs. Louise
smith will have the topic, "Our
Church Work for the Afro-Ameri-
can" Mrs. Egger will have . N.
view Of the Home Mission Monthly"
Miss Lucy Bunts will have . review
Of "Woman's Work" We will also
have reports from the Presbyterial.
PRESIDENT.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-04-20
MANY Attended,

The Galli-Curci concert u, the au-
ditorium in St Joseph, April II, was
a grand entertainment, and oil who
attended speak in the highest praise
Of her wonderful voice and the per-
Torrance Of Rudolph CAM as pianist,
We noticed the following from here;
Mrs. Fannie DUNCAN, Mrs. Z. ID. Iook
Mrs. Carrie Atkinson, Mrs. Flora
Hindc, c, r.. Bunker and wife, Robert
Montgomery aud wife, floward Tcarc
and wife, T.. q. Phillips and wifc,'R
u. Bridgcman and wife, Fred Cook
Miss Xinna bragg, Mrs. c. q. Proud
Mrs. Hannah Irwin, Mrs, c. A, Zach
man.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-04-20
NJ. T.. Church Notes.

One hundred were out to Sunday
school, last Sunday morning. The
morning church services were well at
tended. The Epw0rth League has fin
ished planting the potatoes on the
acre north Of town. Prayer meeting
and choir practice Thursday evening.
Topic for prayer meeting-the First
Psalm. Regular services next Sunday
morning and evening.
I c. F. HAND, Pastor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-28
Children's School Dresses

We have just received our
new fall line of Childrens lGs94,
School Dresses. This is NVEl
line of Dresses we bought SI-3
over six months ago, and -.1 ~
bought then at the old price.
They are made in large va
riety Of the seasons newest style de-
signs and are very attractive.
When you see this line of Dresses and
compare the prices with the prices you
now have to pay for the materials, you
will realize how little you are paying
for getting the Dress made.
These are made from the best quality
fast-colored Ginghams in styles that are
new and especially attractive. The price
for the ready-nade Dress is but little
more than you will pay for the mate
rails alone at the present market price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-28
TALK OFTHETOWN

Seventy five cent wash skirtings zoe at
Abbott's,
Mrs. Ed. Goodenough of Roxbury spent
the week end with her cousin, Mrs. Peter
| Laxson.
Martin Riley, IT,, left last night on a
business trip to Springfield, Mass, and
Albany, N. Y
Frank Franz of Bolster place left last
evening for Boston, whore he will spend
a few days with friends.
John n. Crosbie of Pittsburg Pa, ar.
rived in the city this morning for a
stay of indefinite length.
Miss Marguerite b Ling Of St Johns
bury is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. An
ME Hale of Hale street, for few days.
Richard Churchill Of Berlin left this
morning for the Canadian Northwest,
where he will remain through the har-
vest
Mrs Warren Rowland and daughter
Mrs John Flynn of Waterbury, are
spending few days with relatives in
town.
Mrs. d. w Sayre has returned to her
home in Springfield, Mass, after visit
to her sister, Mrs. Peter Laxson, the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. z. Carpenter and
George BatcheIder returned yesterday
from Groton pond, where they have been
camping during the past few days.
Alex Jeffrey returned yesterday from
Bridgeport, Conn, where he has been
employed during the past few weeks, to
spend few weeks at his home on Cur
rier street,
Alex Parks left this morning on an
trip through the White
where he will spend vaca
ton of two weeks from his duties in |
the Smith & Cummings store.
William r. Dewey of Beckley court,
who has been employed as brakeman
in the Central Vermont yard since his
return from the Mexican border with
the LIST Vermont regiment nearly a year
ago, left this morning for Elmira, n. Y,
where he is TO have employment with
he ID. l.. & w. railroad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-28
TALK OFTHE TOWN
See Abbott's BARGAIN basement.

See Abbott's bargain basement
Don't miss the big sale of children
shoes at Shea this week.
Miss Annie 0Gonnor of New Yorl
City is guest in the home of Mr. anc
Mrs George NJ Marion of Merchan
street.
Miss Leona Calef Of Washington il
passing few days in the city as thu
guest of Miss Rachel Hollister of Mer
chant street.
Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester +. Perry Of
Maple avenue have returned from Wis
it of few weeks in Worcester, Mass,
and Newport, R. |.
Interior improvements in the Depot
square office OF the Barre Gas Co, include
the erection Of a partition which sep.
arates part Of the business Office from
the waiting room, An enclosed window
for display purposes has been added
also.
A. B, Lane has secured contract to
make extensive repairs to the dormitory
at Norwich university and company of
carpenters which included John Daniels
and H. G. Boyce of this city assembled
on the ground this morning TO begin
work
The Washington County Veterans as
ISOLATION cordially invites veterans of
all wars, the Ladies of the G. A. r. and
W. r. c., daughters of veterans, sons of
veterans and their auxiliaries, TO meet
with them at Dewey pork, Montpelier
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 3 and 4.
Special gathering Monday forenoon at 10
o'clock, Monday afternoon at l:30, with
addresses by Mayor Mitchell Of Mont
pelier, followed by Department Commits
sioner Pierce of the G. A. r., sad repre-
of w. r. C., Ladies of the G.
A. R., and other affiliated societies The
campfire Monday evening will be under
the auspices of the associated members
If Brooks post G. A. R., Montpelier,
Benjamin Gates, president, in charge
Tuesday afternoon and evening meet
ngs will be conducted by the sons of
reterans and their auxiliary Good mu-
tic at all meetings. J. Il. Wilson, secre-
airy and treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-28
You Should

visit our Bargain Basement
for it is here that you can fine
lots of kind at a saving foi
the child's school wear.
Wash Goods in our base.
ment are some of the specials,
such as Navy Percales at 15c,
Staple Ginghams at 15c, two
tables of thin and medium
weight Wash Goods at 15c
per yard.
Bed Quilts and Blankets are
cheaper than they will be lat
err.
When in our store look at
our table of White and Col
ored Wash Skirtings that
were 75c to SIC per yard, now
at 39c per yard.
What we have left of Plain
and Striped Silverbloom ma
terials. These were 75c, now
acc per yard. The most dura-
BILE Summer Skirtings on the
market.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-28
TALK OFTHE TOWN
New suits and coats al Abbott !.

New suits and coats al Abbott's.
Battista Piccinelli Of sos North Main
street was operated on at the City hos
pital this morning.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
asked to come to the church morrow
! Wednesday, to help clean.
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners
branch, No. ., in polishers' hall, Wednes-
day evening at 7. Important.
To Rent Sept. Tenement on Camp
street; modern improvements Apply 10
Mrs Fritz Jackson, or Morse & Jaeksons
Office
Mr., and Mrs, Enrieo Edini and daugh,
ter of Granite street left yesterday for
San Francisco, Cal, where they are to
reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner l. SWEET of Mich
olsville, n ", were visitors yesterday
at the home OF Mrs Grace Cutler of JET
ferson street,
Mrs. Lizzie Calderars of 276 North
Main street was operated on at the City
hospital yesterday afternoon for the re
movsl of the appendix.
Mrs Ida Martinson and daughter, Hill
ds, have returned to their home on Per
rim street, after having spent the past
few weeks with friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler, who are
on their honeymoon, are visiting with
friends in town for few days before
returning to their home in Burlington.
Wendell Drown, Clayton Wilkin and
Lawrence Kent returned yesterday from
Woodbury. pond, where they have been
camping during the past week at Camp
Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. lockwood of Acad
envy street returned yesterday from
Mallett's bay, Winooski where they
have been camping during the past two
weeks.
Miss Wis Rattazzi, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Stephen San
franconi of Foss street during the past
few weeks, returned to her home in
South Ryegate this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-28
CERTIFY "a NAMES
nv CALEDONIA co.
District Board of Appeals Sends the
List to the Adjutant GEN
arat

The district board of appeals has Ger.
titled "a names to the adjutant general
and the local exemption board of Gale.
donia county.
The serial number, name and address
of persons certified by the district board
from Caledonia county:
ass Ithamer T. Sweet, East Hardwick.
l43s William Mcdonald, jr., st. Johns.
bury.
1904 Freeman J. Priest, Lower Water
ford.
1895 James r. Aldrich, East Hardwick
1913 Frank L, Strong, East Hardwiek
.lllT w. II. Ward. ST. Johnsbury.
1885 Ceylon c. Clark, ST. Johnsbury.
1887 Arthur j. Carrier, st. Johnsbury.
1868 Peter d. Cunavelie, St Johnsbury.
1863 Eustis Earl Beattie. Lyndonyille.
4s6 James j. Rowell, Hardwick.
800 Harry Eli Coudette, Lyndonville.
1924 Harry Howard Morrison, St Johns
bury
1905 Joseph II. Hopkins.
l045 Horace J. Castongusy, St Johns
bury.
1881 Bernard II. Daniels, st. Johnsbury.
T97 Wilbur L. Chesley, Lyndonville.
1895 John Cunayelie, st. Johnsbury.
COL Cecil A. Bowers, Lyndonville.
ll03 Arthur y. Webster, St. Johnsbury
500 William John Aldrich. Lyndonyile.
1872 Harrison h. Duval, Burke.
l7Tl Harmon c. Anderson, Sutton.
1886 Osborne II. Ward, ST. Johnsbury
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-28
School Time Very Near

All of our Underwear, Ho-
siery and Knit Goods are now
in our store. Prices won't be
as much on these goods as
you are expecting to pay.
They are not as much as you
would have to pay in larger
cities. The assortment is the
very best. This assortment
we cannot keep up all of the
season, as lot of kinds are all
that we can get this season.
Prices have advanced very
fast since these were ordered.
We have your interests to
serve as well as our own.
Very best Underwear val
ues come in the Munsing line.
Very best Hosiery values
come in the Black Cat line.
Very beet Knit Goods come
in the Hoagknit line. This APP
plies particularly to the Sweat
er line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-28
A. P
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P, ABBOTT co.
A Special Weave Motor Robe

From automobile is complete without two
good Wool Robes The cool September evenings demand Robe
that is made for warmth and comfort
THE MOTOR WEAVE ROBE is thoroughly cleansed wool
en- Robe especially constructed for automobile and to give
real warm and lasting durability
This Motor Weave Robe guaranteed Internationally by
the manufacturers satisfactory for automobeuse
Our Fall Robe thoroughly secured and combed wool
and fully snk The size 60 80 inches and the price only
$6.75. This is the old price
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24
NARoDNA vpRAsANJA NEMo1JE.

All Nemci1e sc dotika v glavnem dvoje zelo
VaZhih vprasanj, ki sc krizata 2 Observation-Disclosures
10 nenskega ozemlja.' To ie ma eni strani alza-
sKo-iorensko, ma drugi polisko vpraSanje.
kar sc tite Alzacije in Lorene, hi Sc morala
doDiti postena metoda, da hi Sc spoznalo, kaj zeli
prebivalstvo. Zdi Sc pac, da hi Sc rajsi locibo oil
Nemtije, kakor ostalo pod MO.
Glede ma Poljsko pa nj nobenega dvoma. Po-
Yak ma NemSkem kakOr ma Ruskem i'm V AvStri-
j zele obnovitev Poljske. To Sc pa ma noben ma
elm ne more spraviti v soglasje z "nedotaklii-
vostJo n%emSkega ozemlja."
PolJaki SO dostikrat n~aglaSnli, da je %njihovo
vprasanJe internacionalnega pomona. I'm to je res.
Sedaj je to postalo Sc veliko boil res, kakor pred
vojno.
Steer je re pred vojno poljsko vpraSanje pO-
vzroello doSti vznemirjenja. Porpdilo je nekoliko
revolucij, manjSih rabuk pa brez Stevila.
SedaJ je delna neodviSnost Poliske gotova
rec. Ali nova Poljska lahko poStane zalog miru,
lahko pa tudi velikanSki povod Stalnega vznemir-
jana. Prvo Sc zgodi, Ge Sc zedini VISA PoljSka. &c
pa doSele SamGstalnoSt lie ruski del, nemSki in av-
strijski pa ne, tedaj ne bo poliSko vpraSanje d.
10 miru. Ia avStrijSke in nemSke Poljake BIO Sa-
mostalnoSt Sedanjc ruske Poliske lie veGno vzpod-
buJanJe ma DOj "a osvobOditev in neodvisni
Poljski bodo pripi,ovali moralno dolznost, da jim
pomaga V tenn boju.
Maj sod kdo o nacionalnih vpraSanjih kakor
hote, prezirati Jill nj mogo6e, dokler obStajaio.
Clovek Sc lahkO poStavi ma tiSto s~taliSGe, Xxi je pn
n%jegovem mnenju morda naiviSle in ~razglaSa, ia
nj narodov, ampak lie emo edinStveno GloveStvo.
TOda merodaien nj njegov MAJOR. temveG resnic.
no misljenje in GuStvovanie narodov.
Bias kar sc Poliakov ti6e, vidimo, da ie niil
narodni cut nepremagljiv. Nj ie poljske stran-
Ike, XII ne hi Sa "a neodviSnoStio Poljske. Davno
pred voino so poliSki socialist zahtevali cd Inter-
macdonald. da jim prizna TO pravico, in so to tudi
IpSpUli Y Sa1nuii voiOi : Al % nrnStoyolinn hnia-
vail z orozjem V roki. To je nepobiten dokaz, da
sc Poljaki ne pomiriio, Gokler lie dosezeio Mood
viSnOsti vse POijske.
\ DIR. Nichaelis govori Ina eni Strani o pomirje-
niu %natodov, ma drdgi pa o nedotakljivosti men,
ikcga oAcrrlia'
To Sc ne vienna, in dokler govori tako, ne po-
~SpeSujejo njegOvi gOvori miru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24

da ustavi Amerika ma eelu nevtralnih dezel an
glesko vojskovanje.
TO ne pomeni mic mani, kakor da maj hi bile
nevtralne drzave z Ameriko ma eelu o6itno stopi.
lie ma stran Nemeije.
Dejstvo, da je danes skoraj YES svet naspro-
ten Nemeiji, &c tudi MISC vse drzave v vojni, pa
kaze vendar, da sod skorai yes svet o nemskia
dejanjih drugace, kakor DIR. Michaelis.
BaS submarinsko vojskovanje pa je bilo tisto,
XII je napravilo med nevtralci najvec sovraznikov
Nemciji. Mice sc ne hi mogel rgzburjati zaradi
submarinskega vojskovanja samega. &c bi NemGi-
ja potapljala sovrazne ladje in tudi nevtralne lad
je Xxi vozijo kontrabant, kadar sc ~preprica, da je
ma njih kontrabant, il ne hi mogel xiv krst OGi-
tati tega. kar je povzroeilo sploSno razburjenie,
je takoZvano breZobzirno submarinskO vojskova.
ME, potapljanje ladij brez obzira ma to, &c je IA
NTH kontrabant ali ne, potapljanje potnikov, Cd
raslih in otrok, brez svarila, brez prilike, da bi
sc reSii pred potOpom ladje.
IL tega, da je celia vista draw prekinila di-
plomatiene stike z Nemcijo, tako da kmalu ne b.
V Berlinu nObenesa tujega poslanika wee, hi Mi
chaelis paG lahko spoznal, da ne ~obsojajo brez-
obzirnega vojskovania s submarinkami lie sovraz-
niki, ampak takorekoG yes svet.
M;chaelis Sc pa zopet bahia s tenn vojskova-
MEM in ~obljubuje Nemcem, da bodo s submarine
kami zmagali.
Razumljivo hi bio tako govorjenje, &c bi sc
vOdila debata lie o submarinskem vojskovanju in
bi ga moral kancelar zagovarjati pred rajhsta-
gom. Toda Nem6ija je priGakovala cd Michael
sa miroven govor. A ce hi bill novi gospod name
raval govoriti o miru, je moral YES vtisk pokva-
riti $ svojimi beSedami o submarinkah.
Michaelis pravi: "NaSe submarinke prisi.t-
ia Anglijo ma kolena. Kmalu ne bodo imeli Ar
gleii in Francozi kaj JEST. V par mesecih DO nc
rala Anglia prositi ga mir"
Ali more trezen Glovek priSakovati. da b
Anglia ma take besede res nitro ponudila mir
&c hi bill Michaelis vsaj majhen psiholog, ne
hi mogel pricakovati tega.
Tudi odstavek o submarinskem vojskovaniu
dokazuje, da nj nOvi kanceiar govoril "a mir, am
pax "a nadaljevanje vojne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-24

nistre in voJaske oblaStnike V Petrogradu, XII MISC
energidno n%astopili prot povzrociteljem izgrc-
d0v; zlasti je kritiziral generala Polovceva, DO
veljnika mestne garnizije, katerega je hotel cd
Staviti. MiniStri so nato PRIMAL, da so oni odgo-
vorni IN situacijo in da Sc je Polovcev pokoril nil
hovm ukazom. Nato je knee Lvov resigniral in
kerenskij je bill takoi izvoljen "a zacasnega pred
sednika Wade.
kerenSkij je nalozil iusticnemu ministru Ne
krasovu, da moraio biti takoj aretirani vsi agita.
tory, ki imajo kriminalne zveze Z NemGijo. Face.
lex Je bll storjen 4 voditeljima ''bOlHevikov'' III.
noVJeJem IN Steklovim, katerima Sc ocita, da sta
iSkala stike S sovraznikom.
Kmalu nato je oddelek vojakov in mornarjev
aretiral 36 boljsevikov, Xxi so imeli namen iii k
baltiskemu mornaristvu in ga nahujskati ma upor.
Now minister Kerenskij je cd vojaskega in
delavskega sveta pooblaScen, da Sc SINE posluziti
vse sile "a mstanovitev reda donna in ma 'front.'.
Provizoricna vlada ina naslov ''Vlada narodne
varnosti".
kerenskij je tidal armadi in mornarici mani.
lest, V katerem raZlaga:
l. Da Sc razpusti centralni odbor baltiske
mrornarlce in iZvoli nov.
=. Maj sc naZnani vsem oddelkom baltisks-
ga mornaristva, da zelim odstranitev vseh oseb. ki
so ma sunni, da ~scujeio ma rusitev discipline in M
sprotujejo nasi ofenzivi; vse take osebe Sc mai DO
slJeJo V Petrograd in postavijo pred sodiSGe.
3. VOajSki oddelki V Kronstatu in moStvo
bojnih ladij "Petropavlovsk', "Republika" in
"Slava katcrih imena ie postopanje protirevo-
luclonarJev onecastilo, maj V "A urah aretirajo vo-
drtelje upora in jh p~osljejo V Petrograd, ter tako
~dokazelO svojo zvestobo do provizoriGne Wade.
Obvescam kronstatske vojaske oddelke in
moStvo bojnih ladij, ce Sc ne izvrSi ia ukaz. da
hodo smatrani "a izdajalce dezele in revolucijc in
da bodo prot njLm izvedeni najstrozji ukrepi.
Sodrugi! lzdajstvo je privedlo dezelo ma rob
propada. Nemska armada je ma naSi 'front.' pod.
vzela ofenzivo. Vsak trenotek lanko sovrazno
brodovje izzove odlocilno akcijo, XII lahko izrabi
in doscze uspchc vscd nash t~renotnih homatii.
Drastitni utrepi so takoj %potrebni, da Sc napravi
konec tenn zmedam. Armada je re storila syoio
dolznost V tenn oziru in mornariStvo il mora sle-
diti."
V %brzojavu mOrnarjem V Revalu, Helsing-
forSu in drugih lukah pravi Kerenskij, da so zad-
ME nemire. v Petrogradu provocirali nemski agen-
ii. DoslOvno pravi:
'"Nad vsak sum je bio dognano, Ola so ne.