Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-10-10

pei.c;ied notation that the German Sc,
cret service bureau at Petrograd ha!
received them, signed Agasfer. the CT
pher signature Of Major Luberts, heat
OF the bureau. The German intent here
was to mo from the records of th'
old Russian government the evidence
first. that Germany was beginning IL
June. 1914. it's active preparations fol
the war that surprised the world l.
August, 1914. and second. to remove the
evidence of its responsibility for incen-
diarism and explosions in the United
States, n country with which German,
was then at peace. The result was tc
charges.
A Working Compact.
Document No. 5.
(GR Great General Staff. Cen
trail Abtheiluns Division--Section
NJ. October. 1917, Berlin.D
Secret department No. u.
To the Council of People Com
missars: In accordance with the
agreement which took place in
Kronstadt in July of the present
year between officials of our gen
+ staff and leaders of the Rus
SIAN revolutionary army and de-
mocracy, Messrs. Lenine, Trotzky.
Iiaskolnilov and Dybenko, the Rus
sian division of our general staff
operating in Finland ia ordering TO.
Petrograd officers for the disposal
of n information department of
the staff. AT the head sof the Pc
orograd division. viii l,e the follow
ing officers, who use The Russian
language perfectly, a.sd who are
acquainted with Russian condi-
tons:
Major Luberts, ciphar signature
Agasfer.
Major Won BoeI.le, cipher sigma
ture Schoott.
Major Bayermeister, cipher sig
nature Heinrich.
The espionage department in ac-
cordance with the agreement with
Mcssrs, Lenine, Trotzky and Zen
oieff will have the surveillance of
the foreign embassies and military
missions, and on the counter revo-
]utionary movement and also will
perform the espionage and ounter
espionage work on the internal
fropts, for which purpose agents
Wit be assigned to the espionage
citias. Coincidently it is announced
that at the disposal of the govern
ment OF peoples commissars are
assigned consultants to the min
tstry of foreign affairs, Mr.. Won
Sc.ioenenaann, and TO the ministry
of finance. Mr.. Won Toll, chief OF
the Russian division German gen
eral staff, o. Rausch. Adjutant u.
Wolff. (And below on The am
letter)-to the commissar:at OIL
foreign affairs. The officers indi-
Gated in this paper have been be-
fore the military revolutionary
ditions with Muravicf Boui and
Danishivic with regard to their mu-
tual activities.
The consuitants will appear as
called for. Chairman military rev
dictionary committee. Council OF
workers and soldiers deputies. A,
Joffe.
More Fun Aids
Document No. G (GR. Ge.,erat
staff, central division No. 1913. No
vember 19-)
To the council of peoples COM
missars: this is to advise you that
the following persons have been
put at the disposal OF the Russian
government as military advisers:
Major Erich. Major Bode. Major
Sass. Major Zimmerman. Major
Anders. Lieutenant Haase, Lieu
tenant Klein. Lieutenant Breitz.
These officers will choose q cadrc
Of he most suitable officers from
the list Of our prisoners. who will
likewise be at the disposal of the
Russian government, as was agreed
at the conference in Stockholm
when Lenine, Zinovieff and others
- were travelling through to Russia.
Head of the Russian section, Ger
mar general staff, o. Rausch, Ad-
jutant U. Wolff.
Note-Major Anders took the
Russian name Rubakov and Major
Erich the Russian name Egoroy.
Lenine and Zinovieff passed
through Germany and Stockholm
together.
The Longest War.
From the Saturday Evening Post.
Instead of that short war which neasl,
everybody predicted at the beginning o