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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-12
FARGO HIGH LOSES
TO CASSELTON, 1914
MIdgets Fail 20 Solve Opponents' De-
fense-narteII and Harris
SelnfifIRte.

- Casselton, N. D., Feb. 12.-Fargo
high could not solve Casselton's de-
Tense, and was defeated in a hard
fought game OF basketball here Mon
day evening, 10 to IL. BaFtell was a
star for Fargo, and Harris for Cassel-
ton. Ia4aatsE&
Fargo. Pos. CaBselton.
Gardner (. Harris
Bartell I. Simon
Yoffey c. Edwards
Anderson &. GFonness
Ball &. Zuslow
SubstitutionS: Beals for BaFtell,
Riehman for Ball. Rae for Gardner,
Flath for Edwards.
Field baskets: Gardner /, BaFtell
2, Anderson 2, Edwards /, Harris 8,
Gr6nhesa /.
Free throws: BaFtell 4, Harris 5.
Referee: Pete Tiernsy, Fargo.
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$50 ACRES TIMBERED LAND,
$3.50 PER ACRE.

100 ACRES- IIMBEhED LANU,
Sl2.50 PER ACRE.
THIS QUARTER SECTION, situated
three miles from railroad, on hne
Eraveled highway, rural telephone.
mail route, one mile from school, two
story house, ten acres under culti~
vation near buildings, 1000 cords
green cordwood worth $3.50 per cord
al station. good well in house, good
eighborhood, well drained, very best
OF black loam soil, no hills or stones;
adjoining farms worth $50 to $50 per
acre Must be sold at once, Price
3i2BO per acre, half cash, balance
ave years, per cent. Write for free
MINI.
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A dark and impenetrable secret
The ancestry Of a ninety-cent stor-
age egg.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-12

s2O-ACRE Dakota grain and stools
farm, good buildings. 3 milea to
town; so acres winter rye: price &f2,~
900 cash. or will trade for Fargo or
MOorhead property. r. y, Marschkea
Lueca, N. d.
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y IoUFI, BFAntInB mothers pension
to Mrs. Sarah Levine, of Fargo, N. d.,
az $1,000 per child, for five children,
70 begin with the month OF Febru-
ary, 1918. Same was on motion ap-
proved, and the Auditor was author
ICED to enter same on the monthly
pay roll, and to issue warrants IN
payment OF said pension.
Certificate Of IndiRence in the mat
ter Of admission Of Albert Vin1e 10
the State tuberculosis Sanitarium al
DunHeith, N. D., was received from
the County Court, dated Feb. 2nd,
1913. On motion same was ordered
filed.
On motion the Board adjourned TO
meet March 9Th at . O'Clock a. m.
Attest:
W. r. TUCKER,
County Auditor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-12


74l1 J. b. Sautebin, dragging
roads in Addison TWP. 1000
On motion the Board adjourned at
IL o'clock, noon, to meet at 2 o'clock
p. m.
Afternoon Session (Feb. 8, 1s1sl.
Board met at 2 o'clock p. m, with
all members present except Mr.. Ken
nedy.
and MaPietoH Townships appeared
before the Board and asked for a
highway through Barnes and Maple
ton Townships.
At the request of DR.. G. A. Carmen
ter, member of the Board Of Health,
DR.. Paul SOrkness was appointed to
look after the work of said DR.. Car
penter during his absence in the mil
itaTy, service, beginning with Febru-
ary LIST, 1918.
The minutes of last meeting, relat-
ing TO salaries of Deputy Sheriffs and
the payment of said salaries for the
month or January, 1918, was found TO
be made in error; and the Auditor
was instructed to deduct Overpay-
ments OF same from the February pay
The following pay rolls for the
month OF January were approved and
orderedNfled, as follows, viz:
SSouEt h0uss '''..'..''... .&A,4eS.07
GGOTnty GOIBty, BoSIp BBospital ............ $500
Notheyys NS4bey FGST 8ns,ons s:,,ons:''''''.'''' il5.00
Reports were received from the
various county officers, showing
moneys collected for the following
months, Wig:
District Court, December, 1917 .S4s7.5e
Register of Deeds, December,
1917 ..................... 663.B6
Sheriff, January, 1918 ........ l0g,9I
County Auditor, January, 1918 6.2S
County Court, January. 1918 >. 1900
County Hospital, January, 1913 82g.20
On motion same were approved and
ordered filed.
The Board adjourned at 5 O'Clock
p. m, to meet at o'clock a. m. on
Thursday, February 7th, 1918,
Thursday, Feb, Tth, -I0Is.
RnaPd at nInlnnlr rrrath
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-12

DR.. J. T.. CAVANAGH - Osteopath.
Resident graduate Of the National
school OF Chicago. President of
Fargo Sanitarium Phone No 02o
Address. 1929 Ord Ave. S.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-12
The Fargo Forum Wants


SEE THOMAS about cheap, desirabla
building lots. 101 Broadway. Phone
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On motlon same were approved and
ordered filed.
The Board adjourned at 5 o'clock
p. m, to meet at o'clock a. m. on
THURSDAY February 7th, 1918.
Thursday, Feb. Tth, -IeIs.
Board met at O'Clock a. m. with
all members present.
Road and bridge matters occupied
the time OF the Board for the morn
ing session.
The following hills were approved
and allowed, and the Auditor was in
stFucted to issue warrants In nav
me1t of same, all members voting
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-12

all in cultivation, half plowed; good
neigh hbOrhood price $8,163, terms.
william TTimble. owner. 1901 Broa1~
way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-12

GARAGE SITE on Front st. for salei
paving taxes paid. Address 26Ss
Forum,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-12
HOME0PATHs.
OsTEOPATHs

DIR. J. q DILLON-speolaI attention
20 diseases Qf infants and children.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01
Price Pic Of Shoe, Shoe To
Be Investigated;
Exceedingly High 2

Washington, Jan. 1.-Hides J: and
leather today were added to the list Of
necessities under Investigation by the
federal trade commission to determine
why the price of shoes is "Exceeding-
ly high" unusually large stocks
in storage. q .ss &. -
Inquiry is to be made promptly. to
ascertain the reasonableness OF the
profits being made by all persons
handling leather articles. e.
Information obtained by the COM
missions Investigators in obtaining
data M - on which government contracts
sible for. the decision to make official
record Of all the details Of the hide
and leather industry. Indication that
the commission also may have obtain
ed information personally on the cost
Of shoessWas1s seen in the resolutipn
authorizing the investigation wfich
reciteds that 1t has Been common ex-
perience that exceedingly high prices
are now charged. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01

Committee to be Named to
go to City and Lay Foun-
dation of New Home.

Il: Chicago, Jan. 1.-Concrete plans
for the rehabilitation Of Palestine by
the Jews were made here yesterday at
the 21st annual convention of the
Federated Zionists societies of the
middle west. #
A committee was appointed to Sc
,lect commission from among the
worlds most prominent Jews to pro-
coed to Palestine and lay the founda-
ton for home to cost $l0,00O,000.
One million dollars Of this fund is to
be raised in the next sixty days. The
delegates subscribed $4,000 at the
meeting. @ n
A petition. for 42,3ss volunteers to
10 to Palestine to participate in its
will be citcMlated. II
was also decided to orgaMize com.
mission to prevent land speculation
and to form a cooperative form OF
government.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01

London. Jan. 1.-Allied air raids
over Germany are awakening the peo-
pie to recognition of their rulers
mistaken air ruthlessness. according
to the Amsterdam correspondent of
the Times. There is great nervousness
throughout Germany, especially in the
more exposed parts, he says. owing to
the reported intention of the Ameri-
cans, to invade Germany by air. The
subject is discussed universally,
though efforts are madeSto calm. anxi-
ETY. by declarations about "American
bluff."
The frequent explosions in muni-
tions factories. the correspondent adds
are causing the German, military au-
thorities anxiety. not only because Of
the interference with the supply of
munitions, but also because Of unrest
In the districts where the explosions
occur. The unrest has been acute
since the advent Of frost.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01
PART OF P PAIDUA 1 ].
CATHEDRAL IS
BLOWN TO BITS
Air Raiders Work Havoc ir
Rome Several Persons
Killed.
~ -

!. Rome, JAn. 1.-THE facade OF the
'Padua cathedral has been torn down
by boinbss E1preds by,aane essaycs airInpit,
the war once announced. .sas The basa
ilica Of the Satto and the: nilpicipal
museum have been damaged. 5sr.a ~ ~
Il Fadua was raided for second time
on Saturday night, three persons be-
ing killed and three wounded. The
ancient Carmini church., the Church
of st. Valentine and the pace, monu.
ments and private dwellings were
damaged. GS
The SAINTS Antonio church, COM
monty cailedsgthS Santo, is the sep.
Lulchral chy schd st. Anthony OF
.Padua. ii1yas.wo campanil and
seven domes In the oriental style
This church 10 visited every year by
throngs Of pilgrims. The municipal
museum has q fine facade and stair.
case, u, contains the civic library
and collections of antiquities and
ypal0tln&8. !Ssk,sSs sS.sg =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01

London, Jan. The New Years
honor list announced last night be-
slows a. large number of awards for
war services OF various kinds, with q
sprinkling to art and literature.
Among the most prominent men to
receive honofs are Sir Frederick T..
Smith. the attorney general, who is
now in the United States, to be a bar-
.onet, while Knigtfthoods are bestowed
On 8. Lob s.s !:
Four new heerages are created, one
of the men elevated being Aimeric
Hugh Paget; Unionist leader.wl1o
married Pauline Whitney Of New
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01
PEACE EPRopOsAI.s
A GRAVE FACT.

London. Jan. t1.-The British gov
'r,nment recognizes that the Brest-
.itovsk peace proposals constitute a
grave and new fact #of which official
|sognizance must be tlken,s Sssays the
Daily Chronicle in reporting. as did
'he Manchester Guardian yesterday
hat the British government intends
. return 9 serious and reasonable
eply to the Austro- German peace
.erms when presented officially. The
rhronicle aids that the United States.
treat Britain. France and Italy, al
ready Ne exchanging views concern
Ing peefe proposals.
RSttsfdam, Jan. Matthias Erz-
aerg)r sof the Clerical party; Fried.
|,rich Ebert. Of the Socialist purity, and
HERR Fischbeck. of the progreesives,
1.avet ipfotmed the Berlin cor. ,espon-
ofstfe New Rottordam News
rant at the German declaration
rest ovsk is approved .upre-
IDLY TN the members OF 7. the
1staj rain committee. The mem
lOtS " committee represent the
.lJty6f.the partiesS irresponsible for
.e ReicAsAg peace = resolution Of
a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01
CASUALTIES FOR
BRITISH | | 4 e, !!
] FOR ! |, / D'|ECE'llIl)BER ] !
Marks Decrease Shown last
Month Over d, November (
i9: .3s Liist. \, ..5s.s

{ ysE
London, Jan. British casualties
reported in December reached total
of 1851 divided IS follows: Va .sses
Killed or died of1iwounds Officers.
], men, 4, ,S05. ~ s5 i i.
Wounded Or missing officers, 81
f542;; men, &C, 1916. .$$ei .,.s
# Casualties reported from December
Killed or died Of wounds officers.
.65; men, e. 900. n n .G. h II ths3sF ass'I,
Wounded or missing officers, gas;
men, sos. .g3 If 81 rs 5s
British casualties last month show
marked decrease from November,
rejecting: the slowing down of opera
tions with the coming OF winter. The
total for last month was ! 20,OS9. the
highest in five months owing to the
severe lighting on the Cambrai front.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01
OffensiUe Wrested From
AusfrO- Germans; English
Replllse Enemy Forces
Magnitude of Achievement Of French Grows Details
are Received-Much War Booty Taken German
Troops Moved Farther West to Brenta River-Turks
Fail in Desperate Attempts Recapture Jerusalem.

YIN Headquarters Northern
magnit
received addition
aneOu .sa y
the
been the with the Italians
]ivering in blows.
TURN
SCALE.
Now however,
.si
shows thoroughnes Of preparation and
of
mountain of the Pave where the allied
French
FRENCH INFANTRY
FORWARD.
that the French infantry forward y
Maranzne front
miles heaviest the right wing Italian
GERMAN 2tS#l
WEST. fg58
artillery damaged
effective resistance The
insignificant
contihgnts
established
being brought here 5;54
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01
(By Associated lPress.) )

(By Associated Press. Z.
British troops on the Cambrai front
parsed the last day Of the old year in
a desperate and successful fight to
break down German attacks. Preced-
ed by liquid fire the enemy rushed the
RHtish positions on q frontssof !. zoo;
F-yArds-eodEA OF Marcoing. The Rritiah,
in a brilliant counter attack threw
tho enemy out and restored the posi-
ton. On the center and northern
ends Of the attacking line British ar
tillery and rifle fire repulsed the Ger
mans completely. Elsewhere on the
western front there has been only ar =
tillery duels. rs ~ s
French troops on the italian north
ern front scored brilliant stroke IN
the capture Of important positions IN
the Monte Tomba sector, between the
Piave and the Brenta. Besides the
positions the French took frnms tll1
enemy 1,4O0 prisoners. sixty machine
guns and seven large guns.
PAiDUA AGAIN 4 s} 4 's57 u. s.-2lt s.
MARK OF AIRAfEN. s.sssss. S. fs3ss s#s. +.
German airmen continue their raids
on Padua. As in the two previous
raids, the third attack caused lew
did much damage to costly and his
toric buildings and arts objects. The
facade Of the cathedral Of Padua was
blown down. Pope Benedict hAs pro-
tested to the Central powers against
the raids over Padua and Trevieo and
asks that they be abstained from in
the future. -f953SS
Repulsed in their attempt to retake
Jerusalem the Turks have been push
ed back to the northwe9t until four
defensive lines now stand between
them and the Holy City. General Al
lenbys forces inflicted heavy losses
on the Turks and captured more than
six hundred prisoners In three days
the British advanced seven miles
northwest Of Jerusalem. -
HOPES THAT 1915
WILL SEE END.
81 have good hope that before
this new year b past the purpose
will have been completely
George in his new year's message
to the yiceFOy OF 1ni1aa. The ad.
vent Of 1918 finds the allied
| forces in stzunE podtsons from
the North Sea 10 tho Adria&ic, \
| Ais1lc front. +s
Troops OF the Bolsheyiki govern
ment have been defeAAed in 4 pitched
battle in southwestern Russia Ny the
| Ukrainians and Cossacks. According
to an unofficial report received IN
Stockholm the Bolshestkt list four
hundred prisoners more than 800 ma
chine guns and getght big runs. The
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01
TAX ON COLD, AND
SILVER in MEXICO Is
SLIGHTLY CHANGED

Mexico City. Jan. 1.-The govern
ment announces that the tax on gold
and silver produced in Mexico during
January will vary only slightly from
makes the tax on gold and silver and
on other metals about five per cent. I
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01

,z Mexico City dispatch dated: Mon
said the tax on gold and SilNe1;
EacaDrding to reports current there
would be- increased automatically
from to 10 ner cent ad valorem on
New Years day. ''
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01
HOPES THAT 1915
WILL SEE END.

Continued On Pags 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-01

In italy the situation has taken on
Ifa new hope. The French have wrest-
ed the offenyiYe from the, Austro- Ger
Iaehisvea aas saa pn notasi sns Has success sms
tcaptured5 ;8t q II prisp nersS Ind took An
tmme mense Sanpunt ots war DO oty.t 7ss q,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-25

II pc njej so prevaaali les, ielezno rudo, svinec in
druge decline pridelke. Mislili so re vsled tega.
memo Strugo pripravili "a voznio Z malimi paro-
brodi od ~i:eljaEa dale, IA kar Sc jc poSebno pote-
govala obrtna in trgovska zbornica. 10 pa so
zgradili zeleznico I'd Marlboro do Beljaka, opu-
still so nameravani naGrt in tudi plavljenic ie
prccci ponehalo cd omega casa.
Y Draw je bilo nekdaj veliko rib. Nslcd pre-
mogih povodenj V zadniih petdesetih letih in Sc
bolj zaradi nespamelrcga ribarenja - ribarili so
najbolj "a casa drS'enia - so ribe precej izgi-
nile. Sedaj dobiS Sc V Draw sulce, SGuke, kline,
karpe, postrvi, jegulie in mrene. Stranski potoki
pa imajo Sc vedno dovolj rakov.
Do Beljaka ina Drava precejSnji strmec, kaj-
ii obronki CORA so povsod strmi, doline pa ozke ter
Sc vtasih ~zozujejo 60 bolt. Cd izliva Zile dale Sc
vail Drava z malim strmcem pc vedno Sirsi dolini,
Xxi sc odpre "a MahljiGami V znatno in Siroko raw
nino, XII jo tvori Glinsko, KrSko in Poljansko Po-
lie. Ia Nelikovcem sc zozuje zadnjiG ma KoroSkem
ter tete potem 30 ozki in skaloviti strugi, Xxi Sc
razSiri Sele onkraj decline meie.
Ma svojem tekI pc Tirolski prijemlie Drava
ma desnem bregu Seksten, Zilo in Labudnico, ma
levem pa Izliv ali lsel. Skozi ozino pri igor. Ora
vogradu stopi ma koroSka tia ter teGe pc lepi po-
dolznici, Xxi sc razprostira med Zilskimi Alpami in
Visokimi Turami. Tu Sc izliva vanjo pc popre$,
micah IL Iilskih Alp wee hudournikov. Najvaznej-
81 je Bell Potok, XII prihaja IL Belega jezera.
CDalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-25
kOrOSkO VOdOV1e.

koroSko vodovie pripada Crnemu in Jadran-
skemu Moriu. KoroSkega vodovja Sc izliva wee
10 $3.50 po Draw V DCnavc in lie neznaten del DO
Saw. JugOzahodni del Korotana visi prot ia
dranskemu Morju, vanje tece So koroSkih voda.
lzven dezelc izvirata Drava in lila ma Ii
%rolskem, Kremenica, Olsa, Krtica in Labudnica
ma Stajerskem, klanSki, Crni in Bell Potok ma
kranjskem in Jezernica (Zilica) ma BeneSkem. IL
koroSkega Sc izliva Pala V Muro, Bella Y Talija.
mento in kokra V Savo.
Ma KoroSkem nahajamo ma mnogih krajih
sledove nekdanjih ledenikov. LedeniSke groblje
in obruse naides pri Melvi6ah pri Zili, ma Zadnici,
oh Nrbskem Jezeru, ma Zingarici, V Rozu i. dr..
LedeniSke groblje so ostanki ledenikov il le-
dene dobe V diluviju, XII so segali OBJ Zili in ORA
vi in njenih poprecnicah do celovSke kotline. Xxi je
sele tedaj dobila svojo danaSnjo obliko. Pc ledeni
dobi so nastali gOrkejSi casi, ledeniki so Sc skrtili,
zginjali proti severozahodu, kakor kazejo njiho-
vi obrusi; ozelenili so zopet obronki CORA in doll
ne; pasle so sc zopet pc Nth r~azliGne zivali in te-
daj Sc ie pOjavil V teh krajih tudi clovek.
Izginjajoci ledeniki MISC doloGili danaSnje OBJ
like samO dolinam, temveC deloma tudi goroviem.
Razmeroma zelo malo koroSkih voda Sc odte-
ka V bliznje Jadransko Morje, veGina V zelo odda-
ljenO Crno Morie. Tenu je vzrok tega glavnega
koroskega razvodja. Skoro YES Korotan visi proti
vzhodu in vsled tega teko reke in potoki prot
vzhodu V bravo oziroma Dunav in po Dunavu V
Crno Morje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-25

stopil je re nitro, da hi skoGil $ par koraki do du-
ii, kO so mu noge odreTenele.
Zdaj, pray zdaj je cerkovnik V zakristiji.
Luc je %priagana. Tam stoji in pospravlia obleko in
potem pojde pometat pred oltar Kako hi Sc
zdaj vrnil? NocOj mora biti, drugaGe he DO nj
kOli. -
In strah ga ie hipoma minil, sci je mirno,
prjel je "a kljuko in je -odprl.
V z~akristiji je gorela sveta, skoro je re do
gorevala in mehki vosek je Ill pc sveGniku.
Sci je re in lie pozabil ugasniti sveco. ia
ko Sc mu je mudilo V krGmo. Lahko hi Sc kaj
vzgalo.
ugasnil je luc, nato ie odklenil ddri V GER
kew; kljuc je bill V kljuGaVhici. Naglo. $ sklonie-
no glavo je stopal mimo velikega oltarja nj pri-
pognil kolena in tudi ~prekrizal Sc nj.
Plezal je pc vijugastih s~topnicah i'm dolga je
bila pot, ovinek "a ovinkom, nikoli nj bilo konca.
Mic nj tipal OBJ zidu, ali noge so vedele pot, sto-
pale so varno. Postal jc pred okencem i'm je gle
dial pc dolini; mirno jc lezala va, tam doll. luci
so gorele mirno nocoj, nobena nj vztrepetala; in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-25

ne vedel, cesar drugi Nemci MISC vedeli, Ola bo
konflikt trajal dOlgo casa, toda njegov namen je
bill &c takrat, kakor je danes, da mora vojna ira
iati toliko casa, dokler ne DO premagana Anglia
5 svojimi zavezniki.
"Frankfurter Zeitung" zdaj dolzi kaizerja,
da je stiri leta skrival vojne ellie pred ljudstvom,
vsled cesar JIG vsekakor res, la je on (kajzer) ga
eel vojno Z namenom, da razSiri nadvlado NemGiie
cez YES svet.
NsenemSki element so priGeli sami spozna
Vati, ola postane brest-litovski mir lahko nevaren
bumerang "a NemGijo in njene vladarje. Aneksi-
oniStitna 'Nossische Zeitung" cello namiguje, da
30 treba brest-litovsko pogodbo revidirati, preden
sc DO govorilo o s~ploSnem miru z zavezniki.
LondOnska Morning Post" je prejela bro
Javko IL StockhOlma, XII Sc opira ma privatna poro-
ella IL NemGije, da so bill zadnje dni veliki izgredi
po vetJih mestih Nemcije, posebno V Berlinu, Ham
burgu in Kelmorajnu. Izgredi so sledili delay
skim demonStracijam IA mir in vecje Stevilo de-
lavcev je bio ubitih in Sc veG ranjenih. Izgredniki
so bill v boju $ policisti, in ko ii MISC bill kos veGii
lJudSki mnozici, je prislo ma pomoc v~ojastvo, XII je
,trel ,a1O : Strojnimi puSkami V delavske vrste.
LondonSki Exchange Telegraph" ina poroGilo
~ kodanJa, da je general Risberg zaduji petek V
nemSkem drzavnem zboru dejal, da so nemski vo-
Jakl, ki Sc vratajo IL Rustic, napojeni 2 boljSevi-
sklmi idcjami in povsod razSiriajo revolucionarne
knjizice in druge tiskovine. Risberg je dodal, da
je il tega razloga potrebna uvedba stroge disci-
pine V nemSki armada.
Pe,kova seia Y nemSkem rajhstagu ie bila ze-
10 burma. Mnogi poslanci so ostro mapadali voja-
ske oblaSti. Mueller IL Meiningena je kritiziral