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imperative Request Made.

of Lenin and TfotSky show tmpA-
thence because a prompt answer had
not been returned to 4 request Tor
information as to the kind and num-
Der of forces sent to Pskon and
Narva. An imperative request 10
made. for this Information and 1t must
be delivered in the shortest possible
time, the letter says.
AT the same time" continues the
communication to the peoples com.
missars, Il once more remind you OF
the desirability of naming Cen.
Parskf to the post of communicating
chief of the Russian armed forces, In
place of Gen. Bonch-Breuvfch,. whose
actions do not meet the approval OF
the German high command" Evi,
to obey tho wishes OF the German
high command.
In a very secret" Communication
addressed to the commissar OF for
eign affairs February 6, . Russian
passport is demanded for C. Missirof.
a Turkish subject acting for Germany.
According to the previous discus
sion between Gen. Hoffman and Com
missars Trotsky and Joffe. he-Mis-
sirof-wil keep watch on the head OF
the staff, Gen. Bronch-Bruevtch. this
document says. 1t is signed by n.
general stan.
How Bolahevid Were Cheated.
Documents showing how the boil
settlement follow. Trotsky and
Lenin were made the sport Of the
German general stan and compelled
to do the will of Prussia in every
transaction The director Of counter
espionage, In document 80, tells OF
sending Lieuts. Otto Kreimer. Blum
Ukraine They played "a double role.
reporting on what Is happening and
carving on an intensive agitation Tor
a separate peace of the Ukraine with
the central powers.
Lenin and Trotzky had been AZ
would be respected" Arrangements
were made for the purchase Of gold
by Austrian prisoners In Siberia and
for its export to the central nations.
For this purpose two agents gents. OF tns
Shepshe1evich, were sent to Astatic
Document 81, written January 80.
tells how German and Austrian on
GERS held secret meetings with the de-
| the Ukraine. The purpose was to re-
| turn the discredited men to power
and effect q peace treaty separating
the interests of Russia In general
from the Ukraine. At these meet
ings plots against Rumania were
Matched.
Assassination Plot Disclosed.
The oft-repeated charge that Ger
man prisoners Of war were serving in
the Russian army and that q German
bolsheviki conspiracy had been hatch
nation Of the loyal Russian generals.
Ale1fenf and Kaledin. Is substantiated
in the following very urgent" COM
munication:
"To the Commissar Of Foreign AZ
fairs: In accordance with your re-
vember 20 sent to Rostof Maj. Won
Boehlke. who arranged there q sur
vey over the forces Of the Don Troop
government. The major also organ
lied a detachment OF prisoners ri. sas.,s o,
In this case, the prisoners Of war, in
accordance with the directions given
by the July conference at Kronstadt
participated in by Messrs: Lenin
5and sbisRo Ksi1.n Ry
Voiodarsky and Podvoisky. were
dressed in Russian army and navy uni
forms. Maj. Won Boehlke took part
in commanding, but the conflicting
orders OF the official commander Ar.
the scout Tulak paralyzed the plans
of our officer.
Agents Designated az "Cowardly."
'.The agents sent by order from
Petrograd to kill Gems. Kaledin. Bo-
gaevsky and AlexieH were coward1y
and non-enterprising people. Agents
passed through to Karauio6. The
Communications Of Cen. Kaledin with
the Americans and English are be-
yond doubt, but they limit themselves
entirely to financial assistance. Maj
Won Boehlke returned to PetroGrad
and will make q report today at the
office of the chairman OF the council
| at 10 pm
For the head Of department. r
Bauer"