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New-York tribune., 1918-09-18

guest the intelligence section on
november 90 sent to Rostof Major
w" sboehlkc, who arranged thcrc n
survey ever the forces of tho Dan
ro'p government. The major also
organized detachment of prisoners
o' war who took part in the battles.
Al TINS case the prisoners of war IN
accordance with the directions c;,.or
ov the July conference at Kronstadt.
participated in by Mcssrs. Leninc
A'hov'ef, KameneT. RaskolnikoF.
nybcnko, Shisko, AntonoT. Krilcnlo
'olodarsky and Podvoisky. were
dressed in Russian army and navv
uniforms. Major Won Bochlke took
part IN commanding. but the conflict
ing orders of the official commander.
Arhautoff. and the talcntless activity
OF the scout, Tulak, paralyzed tho
plans of our Officer.
The agents sent by order from
fetrogrnd to kill Generals Kaledn.
bogacvsky and Alexicff were coward
" and non-cnterprising people.
Agents passed through to Karnulofr.
INC communications of General
ha!edln with the Americans md
English are beyond doubt, but they
limit themselves entirely to financial
assistance. Major Won Bochlke re-
turned 20 Petrograd and will make q
report to-day at the office of the
chairman Of the council at 10 D. m
For the head of department., r.
Bauer.
Note-This is a cold-b!oodcd d.;
closure Of German Bolshcvik plan 70
the assassination of Kaledin and Alcx
letl. as we'll as proof of conditio,
often denied by Smolny during tn
wlntcr-that German prisoners wcr
being armed as Russian soldiers in tn
struggle against the Russian national
lst on the Don. The letter also con
tains the most complete list of tn
participants in the July conspiracy con
ference at Kronstadt The margina
comment opposite the assassinatio,
paragraph is "Who sent them ?" il, a,
unidentified handwriting. Major vo,
Bochlkc is German officer referee
to in Document No. 5. His cipher sig
nature is Schott.
Have photograph of letter.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Fleeing Peasants
Leave Possessions
In Care Of anks
VIZ It'll THE AMERICAN ARMY
w

w lTH THE AMERICAN ARMY
w IN LORRAINE, Sept IT,
When American troops entered Mo
scllc towns the Germans had forced
the inhabitants to leave they found
notices posted similar to the follow
ing:
ITO Our American Friends: Inhabi-
tants who have so bravely suffered
here since the beginning of the war
have been obliged by military order
to leave their houses for "a few
weeks on account of the militbry op-
crations. They went away SORROW
fully. They arc permitted 10 carry
away only a small package each.
They are obliged to l1dvc in their
homes all the belongings they have
acquired during theft lives by hard
est labor. Officers and soldiers OF
the United States, I have told my
people Of Lorraine that | know your
minds, and they can rely quite con
fidently on your generosity and
friendship. l conlidc all properties,
my dear refugees, to the safe keep
ing of the Stars and Stripes. Down
with the Bochcs! Signed by Wir-
man, Project Of Mcurthe and Mo
sclle."
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Document No. .36
(G. q. s., Nach1lchtcm Bureau, No.
1876. Noe. 96, 1917
VERY SECRET

TO the Council Of Peoples Com
missars: In accordance with your
request, the intelligence section of
the General Staff informs the Council
of Peoples Commissars that the
Ukrainian Commission at the Aus
trlan High Command, in which par
tlcipate the empowered represent
atives Of the German Staff, has
worked out plan of the activities of
the revolutionaries known to the
Council Of Workmen's and Soldiers
Deputies - Chudovsky, Boyardsky,
Gubarsky, and Piatokov-who are un-
der the full direction of the Austro-
Hungarian High Command.
The commander in chief of the
Russian army has been made ac
quainted by Schott with plans Of the
Austro- German High Command and
will cooperate with him.-Head of
Department. AGasfer.
Note--At this early time there wa.
harmony all around on the Ukraine
programme, Germans, Austrians an,
the Commissars in complete brother
hooc. Schott is Major Won Boehlk,
and Agasfer is Major hubert.
Have photograph of letter.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Document No. 80
Counter Espionage ut the Stacks

No. 63, jan. 10, 1918.)
To the Commission for Combating
the Counter Revolution: The Com
missar on Combating the Counter
Revolution in a cipher telegram, No.
235, demanded the sending Of special
agents to Kieff and Novocherkask.
There have been sent Comrades
NlasenAo, Gavrilchuk and Korablev,
who have more than once very sue
cessfully performed information SER
vice. The Commissar in his cipher
telegram indicates that the German
and Austrian agents assigned from
Petrograd, Lieutenants Otto kremer,
Blum and Nasilko, are playing
double role, reporting on what is
happening at Petrograd, and they
carry on all intensive agitation in
favor of q separate peace of the
Ukrsine with the Central Powers and
for the restoring of order. Their
work is having success.
TO Siberia have been ordered Com
rades Tretilev and pshelcvich, in
connection with your report of the
purchase and export of gold by Aus
trian prisoners in Siberia.-Drecto
of Counter Espionage Feierabend
Note-So stands disclosed the man.
ner in which Germany set about tc
double-cross the Bolshevik servants
who in success had become at times
uppish in bargaining with their mas
ters. 1t was not part OF the Germa,
programme to create il Russia
power which it could not at any time
control, or, if need be, overturn. 1t.
plan here had the additional advan
tage Of not only disciplining the Petro
grad BolshaviKs, but also OF disunify
ing Russia still further 1t WORKED
OUT 10 a separate peace with Ukrain,
and separate peace with Northern
Russia Lieutenant Otto is the Kon
shin afterward arrested for some un
known betrayal. See document No. 2
Have photograph of letter.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Inter-Allied Labor
Conference Opens

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE fourth In
ter-Allied Labor and Socialist Confer
ence called since the beginning of the
war opened in London to-day, with
representatives of Great Britain, the
United States, France. Italy. Belgium
and Greece in attendance. The Amer:-
can delegates, S-muel Gompers, presi-
dent of the American Federation Of
Labor: John r. Fry and William Bowen,
arrived early at the convention hall.
Questions arising from the war
formed the chief subjects of discuz-
sion. A statement by Mr. Gompers
on the views of American labor was
awaited with great interest.
ExPremier Kcrcusky of Russia al
tended the afternoon session of the
conference and was given a seat on the
platform. Arthur Henderson, leader Of
the Labor party in the House Of Com
mons, explained that the regular Rus
sian delegates had not arrived. al
though they had been given passports
to leave Bergen, Norway.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Teuton Intelligence Service
Equipped Former Prison
ers of War to Fight Loyal
Soldiers in Russia and Sent
Turk Into Petrograd to
Spv on Commander in
Chief

WASHINGTON. Sept. i7.-Fresh evi-
1e,ea of the German aptitude for
aouh,e dealins Is presented in to-day's
,rs,a,ncrs o. secret documents made
rnbic by the United States govern
msn. This time Germanys dcceitfui,
.rsechc~ous. double-crossinE methods
while dealing With her own deceitful,
.-oscherons BolsheviS tools are made
dear
T,e documents disclose in bold re-
rsf Cermanv's trickery in breaking the
Ukraine away rom the bought-and-
naid.for Bolshevik government. They
snow her plots against loyal Russian
soldiers and their leaders to insure
complete German sway after the false
reace conference at BrcstLitovsk. In
cdentally they disclose the measures
70 which Germany went to insure
against Bolshevik preaching in her own
ranks while she encouraged it among
the nations with which she is at war.
Interesting. indeed, are the notes
which show that the Bolshevik leaders
for time fostered the false hope of
actually being able to double-cross
their German masters. How the rough
German force quickly swept these
hopes aside, and how Germany was
actually tricking them at the moment
when they thought they were tricking
Germany, is made clear.
The following documents tell the
. story of the betrayal OF Russia to q
shameful and ruinous peace:
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
VERY SECRET
6. f91S.l J

VERY SECRET
10 the Commissar of Foreign At
fairs: l ask you to Immediately give
the Turkish subject Carp c. Missi-
rof Russian passport in place Of
the one taken from him, which was
given him in 1912 on the basis of the
inclosed national passport.
Agent c. Missirof is to be sent TO
the staff of the Russian High Com
mand, where, according to the pre-
vious discussion between General
Hoffman and Commissars Trotzky
and JofFe, he will keep watch on the
activity Of the head of the staff, Gen
eral Bonch Brucvich, in the capacity
OF assistant to the Commssars Kali
manovich and Fcicrabcnd.-For the
head OF the department, r. Bauer;
adjutant. Bukholm.
Note.-Here We have the bchind-thc-
scene disclosure of the real relations
between Trotzky and General Hoffman
at Brest-Litovsk, stripping the mask
from the public pose. Trotzky got his
orders in this case and he carried
them out. Across the top of this let
ter, too, he has written his own con-
viction, "Ask Joffc. L. T." while JofTe
whose role seems to be that of the
mouthpiece Of Germany. has written in
the margin. "According to agreement
this must be done A. Joffe." Thereby
he becomes a witness for the agree
ment itself-that pledge between HIM
self, Trotzky and the military chief OF
the German government at the Brest-
Litovsk conference to betray the COM
mander of the Russian army when he
should attempt to defend Russia
against Germany. A second marginal
note states that the passport was given
February Z, under the Russian name
p. l.. Hin
Have original letter and the sur
rendered passport. Kalmanovich and
Feierabend were commssars of coun-
ter espionage.
How the Bolsheviki themselves were
double-crossed in the Ukraine; how
the Germans toyed with their puppets
TO disorganize Russia, with disclosures
of plans for assassination of loyal Rus
sian leaders. are shown in the follow
ing documents and Mr.. Sisson's accom-
panying notes:
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Document No. 81
&c. G. s., Nochrichten Bureau, Sec
ton r, Feb 27, 191S.)
VERY SECRET

To the President of the Council Of
Peoples Commissars: Not having
received an exact answer to my ques-
ton of the 25th of February, | now
nave the honor to request you to In
form me in the shortest possible time
the numbers and kind or forces sent
to Pskoif and Narva.
Al the same time, at the orders OF
lne representative Of our General
Stan, once more remind you OF the
desrability of naming General Parski
70 the post Of commander in chief OF
Nae Russian armed forces, In place OF
General Bonch- Brucvich. whose ac-
IONS Go not meet the approval of the
herman High Command. Since the
"''acRs on lao lives and property OF
ne Germaa landowners in Estland
ana Lifiand, which. according to our
'nlofmatlon, were carried out with
me knowledge Of General Bonch-
nfueVch, and his nationalistic actions
no, HIS continuance IN tne posi-
,'oh OF general is particularly no
longer desirable Head of the De
paftmert, Agasfer.
Note--AcroSs the letter is written,
send to Trotzky and Podvoisky.
''shed) n. g." (Gorbunov's initials. J
0'SerVe the mandatory nature of the
""o'e letter and particularly of the
''S' paragraph. Agasfcr, as has been
e"'"h' is the cipher signature of Ma
W. Auoert, head Of the Pctrograd in
,e'iigenca department. of the German
n n'"erai STAFF. the chief branch of the
'ass'an division of the German Cen
al stan. the head Of which is Major
-,"usch, referred to in this letter as
."e representative of "our General
n'an' Apparently both Lubert and
-'Susch wrote warning against send
"s any patriots to the defendinc o
-ofces' and seemingly the Bolsbev;k
."0f' at obedience as indicated in
document No. 3 was not fast enough to
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18

Wednesday. The mines south of Broad
Mountain arc in full operation, none OF
the men having quit work
"Al the officials of the United Mine
Workers of America. as we'll as the local
officials in the anthracite fields, arc
aware that DR.. Garfield is speeding up
az fast az possible the investigation be-
ing made by the Department of Labor
as to the differences in wages in the
different fields and the rise in the cost
OF living, and that no action in regard
to mine wages will be taken until the
report of this investigation is com.
plcted.
The authorized mine workers. officials
understand this. and the misunder.
standing which has led to this partial
strike must be on the part Of the work
crs in this particular part of the anthra-
cite fields"
Notice has been given that DR.. Gar.
field will offer no relief, and will not
deal with the miners or their repre-
scntatives on the wage demands as lone
as strike is in progress.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-1nforma-
tion reaching Fuel Administrator Gar.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Y. M. C.. a. Fo!lows Army
To Rebuild Russia

TOXIC. Sept. 12.-Thc American
Red Cross and the Y. NJ. c. A. are
planning to extend greatly their op-
cratons in Russia. Forty American
ard British Y. NJ c. A. workers are en-
route to Siberia. The Japanese Y. M.
{. A. also will send a contingent.
General Secretary Phelps Of the Y.
Nj. c. A. in Russia, will start for
Nladivostok tomorrow. He says the
organization will follow the armies
westward and establish civilian cen
tres in all cities and viii aid in the
reconstruction of Russia
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
8l2 Slain in Petrogyad,
400 More Prescribed

according to private kilograms re-
ceived here by the way of Helsingfors.
During the last week S12 persons were
executed aid more than 400 others are
on the prescribed list.
All persons Of the rank OF council
lors Of state have been imprisoned
regardless of their political views.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Red Guard Beaten
BY Allied Troops
Near Archange]
Americans Take Part in
Battle That Ends in Rout
of Bolsheviki

PETROGRAD, Sept. IA (via Amster-
dam, Sept 17.)-American, British and
French detachments arc reported by
the "Pravda" to have met the Bolshc-
vik forces in battle on the Archangcl
front
The Bolshevik troops, after an initial
success, were rcpulsed by British re-
Inducements and fed in panic.
A number of the Bolshevik officers,
the newspaper says, deserted to the
British
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Document No. 81

(Coumter Espionage of Stravho, No.
51J, Jua. 80, 191S.)
To the Commission for Combating
the Counter Revolution: You are in
formed that the German and Aus
tran officers located at Kief now
have private meetings with members
of the deposed Rada. They insist
emily inform US of the inevitable
signing and ratification of peace
treaties, both between the Ukraine
and the Central Powers and between
Rumania and Austria and Germany.
Chief of Counter Espionage Feiera
bend; Commissar Kalamanovich.
Notc-Corroborativ of the preced-
ing document. The separate peace
with the Ukraine already had been
signed.
Have photograph of letter
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
DocumentsExposeF 1un rickeryUsed
InAlienating UkraineF romBolsheviki

suit the German martincts. rodvoisky
was Minister of War
General Parski was appointed to the
command Of the Pctrogrnd district, and
as late AS June ID still held the post.
He formerly was in command of the
City OF Riga, which was surrendered to
'he Germans without adequate defence
IN tho early autumn Of lo17.
Have original letter.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18

field to-day indicated that the strike in
the Shamokin, Penn. district is not rec
cgnlzed by union officials, and probably
would end quickly. After commu1i-
eating by telephone with Jar1cs Mat
thews, president Of the United Mine
WORKERS District No. g. the fuel ad-
In'n'stration issued statement, saying
DR. Garfield believed "the stoppage os
WORK by q small proportion of the
miners IN District No. 8 of the anthra-
cite folds is due to q misunderstanding
end is likely to be settled very shnrtlv :"
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Gen. Smuts to Visit Wilson
British War Cabinet Member
Plans Trip 10 America
fHu The limited Prrss

tBy Tie Unitcd Prcss)
LONDON, Sept. 17.-Lieutenant Cen
eral Jan Christian SHUTS, member OF
the British War Cabinet without port
folio and former Boer leader, is ex-
pected to go to America soon to es-
tablish personal relations with Presi-
dent Wilson, it was learned from ar
authoritative source tO-daY
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Japanese Division Is
Landed Safe in Corea

'By The Associated Press)
TOXIC, Sept. 1.-THE advance
guard of the Third Japanese Division,
which is bound for the Manchurian
battle front was landed at Fusan,
Corea, on September 8, according to
an official announcement issued by the
Japanese War Office.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Pope Felicitates Gibbons

ROME, Monday. Sept. 16-Pope Ben
edict is sending to Cardinal Gibbons q
letter appropriate TO the occasion of tho
celebration on October 20 next of tbc
Cardinals fftieth anniversary Of his
conservation as bishop.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18

Fine, foreign woolens play
an important part in our
showing Of Fall clothes for
men and boys.
The reason:
While American mills,
swamped with large War
contracts, are doing their
best to fiji civilian orders, we
are drawing more heavily on
our British cousins. Over
there they We had time to
adjust themselves. Hardly a
sailing since the war began
that hasn't brought us fine
Scotch cheviots and English
worsteds-this, because our
foreign affiliations are un-
usually personal ana close.
Result, our Fall showing
is right up to snuff. The
most for your money as we'll
as the best. That not only
goes for clothes, but for hats,
shoes, hxings and sporting
goods.
ROGERS PEFT COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th St. The at 34th St.
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 41St St.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Worlds Highest Radio
Aerial in N. Y. Nayv Yard

WASHINGTON, Sept 17.-Thc high
est radio aerial in the world, the cables
of q captive balloon, is IN use at the
New York Navy Yard 1t was an
nounced too day that the yard had been
in communication with the wireless
station at Arcadia, Cal.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18

Tor. lGredtl General St0U, central
Abtheil1eng, Section MIR, No. 40S,
Feb. 96. 191S.)
SECRET
To the Chairman of the Council of
Peoples Commissars: The Depart
ment of the Staff has the honor to
request data of the attitude of the
attachments being sent to Pskof
and to guard against all possible re-
suits if in these detachments any
will carry on patriotic propaganda
and agitations against the German
Army.-Head OF the Russian division
German General Staff, O. Rausch
Adjutant. L. Wolff.
Note.-The chairman of the Council
a Peoples Commissars is Lenine. At
'he top Of this letter is the written
comment urgent. Chairman of the
Council of Peoples Commissars asks
Voladarsky to communicate this to the
agitation department. (Signed) Secre-
tary Shripnil," Slripnik is the first
secretary Of the government. personal
" reporting to Lenine. A second nota-
'on in margin is Central Executive
Committee No. 623 to report. (Signed
N The initials correspond with those
OF \. Gorbunov. chief secretary of the
Council of Peoples Commissars. The
detachments being sent TO Pskof at
this time were composed Of Red Guards
and Of the recruits of the new Red
Army Pskof was taken by the Ger
mans without a fight.
Have original letter.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18

More Evidence Produced
Showing Precautions S
Taken by Foe to Prevent
Spread of Socialism in
German Ranks While
Plots to Secure Undis-
nuted Sway in Russia Con-
tinued
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Document No. 81

(Gr. General Staf, Nachrichtcm BIZ
'eou, Section Il. No. o72/6OO, Feb.
s, f91S.)
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18
Document No. 80

(Gr. [Greatl General Stof, Central
Abtheil,ng, Section MIR. No. 4oS,
Feb. e6. 191S.)
New-York tribune., 1918-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Informa
tion reaching Fuel Administrator Gar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22
lMPOSIBhlTATEA UNEI
LUPTE POlITlCE
in ROM1NIA.
(Dupa agentia ,,Havas")

IASI, 26 Maiu. - Partidul ma
tional liberal publica declaratia
urmatoare protestind in contra
disolvarei parlamentului:
90 adunare constituanta MI
poate Fl disolvata, de oare ce
Mandatul sau nu expira deceit de-
odata Gu indeplinirea misiunii
sale. Partidul national liberal pro-
testeaza jmpotriva acestei ,disol-
vari, care acum inabuseste Aniar
81 glasul representation Dobro-
jei. FL declara ca nu va lua par
tt la alegerile viitoare 81 ca re-
fuza a recunoaste legalitatea lor
precum 81 lega,itatea parlamen.
ttllui care va rezulta din ele.
Lupta politica astazi a fost facu.
ia imposibila din pricina start
de asediu, censurei 81 ocupatiei
strainc.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22
TREBUIE 0 POIITlCA UNITA.
(Din Washington Post"

(Din washington Post
Gel mai din razboi feul in partea poll
ica dsa de puere cntral de adversar Poica Germa
ee bazata ncpi ca dupa plan bne caculat = plan
exisa Panul nea
fderat in Europa cera alba rezua polite auto
tatea Kaiseru estinda Rsiei Gofu
Perse Incidental mutuma uccesu Rusiei Ro
minei panul deven multi mai 81 in u forma
amnintare directa Inde enga din departatul rasar
De ndoiala dpre panurle poitice ale Ger
mane Aeeasa nsa despr advear Ell Scopu
aator comparav negay margnese numa la nmicrea
nuror Asupra aceu punct to nsa fac
admite prnpu M sau cut pas de intra
in cmpul polite sp dejuca armee nfapu
Sau demplt te1dntele gmane forma ,Nittel
Europa cnd tinfa poca alato de face mposi
bill Spre face antu trebuie rpt UNI doua o
in Anstrongara sri in Bacan RFcul eel mai slab Ausron
garia ipsa de unitate terna ara ss dntre
100000 de Aasro ghar cee 200 de Slay Romni 81
en tnu prn forta braa in qgu stapnor Austro aghiar
de sine nte poa aalor de incuraja reyola
sbueae fnsa pima sau doua sapamn
aut alat Staee Unite d
cnraah aonale narnd Austria Indirect Germania
prn decararea ca e ntena da desmembra Austria
ntinele un un;na asuba sustiei poll
ce decarate va din condite pace
poate adepn pima dupa nvingerea cOmpleca
pentru 81 auac intre aati Polonia
Refer provnce Boeme Jugoav unde reaate
bne facut aat Staee Unite humesc asigurar
platoas Ca fnl 81 contribute direct indirect
as otcli antu prn Austria Mittel Fpropei. - al 81
Rsfeitor 4 Bsean u deliaitk
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22
CE FACE Pc vIENEZI S6
Sc REvOLTE.
: Cit capata de mincare I'm ON
lin Austria. -

LONDRA, q Ihnie. = Portia
saptaminala de mfncare pc care
o capata m ON in Austria, e ur-
matoarea:
Pine capata cinci. optimi din
tr'un kilogram pe fie care sap
tamina (cam trei ounces din un
funt, dupa masura engleza pc
zi); jumatate kilg. cartofi, din
care jumatate suht stricati; 81
CRANE de extrat de lapte, 40 gra-
me de unsoare; utr patrar de XII
bgrahl de zahar un on; 81 ce-
va cafea orr spbstillt de cafea.
In ziar vienez spune ca carna
capeti daca astepti~toata noaptea
dupa ca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22
iNcEPUTUL SFiRSITULU|

De: William Philip Simlns,
United Press Staff Correspondent.
Lagarul englez in Franta, q
Iuhie. = Astazi sa implinesc trei
luni de cind STA inceput linden
burg colosala lui ofensiva 81 inca
tOtusi nu putut ajnnge la grab
Mica victorie. pc care O prorocise.
De-acum incolo urmeaza descreS-
terea armatei sale. Daca- aliatii
vor lupta 81 in cele 3 luni urma-
toare la fel cum au luptat pima
acuma, atunci sd apropie Incepu-
tul sfirsitului. Aceasta nu inseam
ma ca Sc va pune pace. dar<in-
semneaza ca drumul spre victo-
rie al aliatilor este oblit si' nete-
zit. fntreg frontul de vest fierbe,
murmura 81 face FUN, ca nm LIANT
intrcg de vulcani in erupere. Un
lucru sigur. Germanii de All
sunt mai slabi att in numar,. cit
81 in morala decit cum erau la
inceputul ofensivei. Prisonierii
spuneau ca acum sunt mai putt
ne diviziuni germane pc frontul
de vest decit cum erau la ince-
put, inainte de asia GU trei luni.
Astazi sunt numai 5 diviziuni
carl nu au luat parte in lupte.
iNumal diviziunea brutarilor nu
luat parte in lupte. In legatn-
ra Gu acestea, mai bine de 30 di-
viziuni an fost scoase din from
tul de lupta si>sunt- instruate 81
.odihnite de trei> saptamini in
coace.
De tot - Sd spune ca Hin.
denburg are so diviziuni rats
pentru intrarea imediata in lup.
! ta.