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New-York tribune., 1918-01-18

You can purchase merchandise advertised In THE
TRIBUNE with absolute safetyfor n dissatisfaction results
IN any case The TRIBUNE guarantees to your
hack No red tape. qulbbilne. We make
gocd promptly II the advertiser does NOT.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-18
qua RAN TEE

uttered the Poetorce at New York a. Second Glass
Mall Matter
New-York tribune., 1918-01-18

The facts are incredible and Germany
may not believe them, if that is any
comfort.
The Springfield herald., 1918-02-08
DO YOU WANT
AFEDERAL LOAN

If so, have your abstract Of
title made by the Baea County
Abstract Co, Springfield, Colo.
Have had l3 years experince In
making abstracts Of title to
Baea[ [pV&andf
The Springfield herald., 1918-02-08
NOTICE

To broomcorn growers OF Baca
county. There will be a meeting
Saturday. Feb. 9. 2:S0 p. m. at
Springfield court house. to or
ganize the growers into an associ'
alton for cooperation in market
ing their corn. and for improving
growing, handling aud harvest
ing their corn. Come and bring
your neighbors. It is important
that we organize at once for the
handling Of the broomcorn on
band at present or sustain a big
loss in its sale. Il. F. Myers. an
experienced broomcorn man, will
address the meeting.
T. F. Myers.
The Springfield herald., 1918-02-08
LOCALS

Read the map yourself. and
then send it to a friend back east.
D. B. Ulrey of Zion contracted
last week to try out the famous
'52.
T. V. Nidey. the cowboy
preacher, was in Springfield Fri
day.
The McClintock boys of G. ].
were in Springfield the first OF
the week.
Auctioneer Scott and son
Thomas were down from North
way Monday.
Clarence Conner of Villas re-
newed his allegiance to the Her.
aid last week.
Sam Collins, sheepman Of the
Carrizo, was trading in the coun-
ty seat Monday.
Frank Welch and son Lonna
were in the county seat q few
days last week.
Mrs. Lackey's name went ON
our books last week for the year
l8 and some of 19-got the map
| to send back east.
Adams & Prichard last week
renewed their allegiance to the
Great County Builder. and agreed
to send the map back east.
Commissioner Wiley last week
made it one more to get up into
l19 .nd to carry of a map. prom
Using t. send same to a friend
back east.
Will Fields and w. y. Denney
we're in town Monday to assist
Ia MI. Mansfield in getting out Of
class l, to which the district
board at Pueblo assigned him.
Miss Delventhal Of Horseshoe
died on the 31st ult., and was
buried Sunday in new cemetary
started on the Delventhal place.
Pneumonia. DR.. CuIp in attend
ance.
Auctioneer Russell was in
Springfield Monday. and reports
! the Gimbsl and McCash sales
| both as big successes. The for
mer was one of the biggest sales
| of ths season.
Kenneth Konkel il ths first
boy in Springfield to invest in
war savings stamps. The stamp
! Icost $4.13, and says "$5, payable
in 1928" In addition he bought
eight thrift stamps, costing 25c
each.
W. e. Strasbaugh of Pawhus-
ka-claim southwest of town,
has ordered the famous 81. and
agreed that all his neiRhbors
should see the map. Mr.. Stras-
baugh is called to PaWhuska TO
care for his parents, who are
very i'll.
| w. N. Tevehaugh of near Cam
4, po on the evening of the third
inst, shot himself with a revol-
yer just over the left ear in his
barn, according to the findings
Of an inquest hello on the 4th.
Eis family was away, and on re-
turning fonnd a note lie had
written saying they would Gnd
him dead in the barn.
The Herald last week. in its
Den yer notes. failed to give cred
it to Mr.. and Mrs j. N. Jett for
presence at the big doings up
there. They took in the entire
stock show. and en- Dyed it
to the limit. Incid enta ly,
y. N. .Jett and wife. Cap
Hagerman and wife, Jas. A.
Stinson and wife. Claude Jones
and wife, and the Herald doctor
put up at the same hotel, which
accounts for the fact of \ their
general 1ood behavior.
NOTICE
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TROTZKY UNDER
GERMAN THUMB
POSED AS ALLY
He and Lenine Required to
Tell What Supplies Were
Sent by America.
AGENT FOR PROPAGANDA
"COmrades" With False Pass.
ports Sent Out to Spread
Industrial Strife.

-aaMINoToN, Sept. 1s.-Secret ac-
tivities against the United States and
the Allies OF the German paid and con-
trolied Bolshevik Government are the
subject Of to-day's chapter OF conf
deasial documents from Russia given
to the public by the American Gov
ernment.
One OF the documents, a terse note
from the German General Staff to the
Council OF Peoples Commissars. dis
closes that as long ago as November.
1917, when the Russian regime still
was regarded as an ally Of the nations
at war with Germany tho Germans
were brusquely requiring Lenine and
Trotxky to furnish information regard
ing the amounts and places Of storage
Of supplies received by Russia from
America. England and France.
Used Neutral Passports.
Others tell OF the launching in jan
uary and February this year Of Bos-
shSvik peace and socialistic propaganda
against the United States, England ana
France at the direction Of the German
intelligence service. This was at the
very time that Scheidemann. the power
full German Socialist and world social
sim apostal, was in communication with
his Russian brothers regarding the de-
rtruction OF the traces Of the party's
business relations with the imperial
Government"
The intelligence service required the
Bolsheviki to send to the allied coun-
tries through neutral Europe COM
rades'' under assumed names and with
false neutral passports to preach their
doctrine of DISCRIMINATION and to
carry on campaigns Of counter rovo-
luton. sabotage, looting, &C.
Plans Of the Germans for sending
three submarines. disassembled. by rail
overland to Vladivostok for service on
the Pacific are disclosed in a communi-
cation Of the German High Seas Fleet
General Staff to the Commissars. An
other of the naval communications re-
yeals a scheme conceived in January
OF employing Russian ships on the
Pacific under the Russian nag to carry
agitators and agents Instructors to
the United States, Japan and the British
colonies in eastern Asia.
Robbery of Ambassador.
Personal notes from the German in
telligence service to the Commissars
describe the assault upon ard robbery of
the italian Ambassador in the streets
Of Petrograd in February last in a vain
effort to get possession of important
papers believed to have been in the
Ambassadors possession. Other notes
tell In detail of the watch kept upon
the American and other allied embassies.
Like the remainder Of the documents
Of the series. those made public to-day
are accompanied by notes explaining
which are originals and which photo
graphic copies and by explanatory COM
ments by Edgar Sisson. who obtained
the correspondence in Russia for the
Committee on Public Information.
The following documents, with Mr.
6isson's Interpretive notes. expose the
Geman-B olshevik plot against the Allies
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Document No. II.

tCommissar for combating the coun-
ter revolution and pogroms. No. 80.
January 5. 1918, Petrograd]
To the peoples commissariat for
foreign affairs: The plenipotentiary
commissar for combating the counter
revolution and Comrade Antonoff re-
quest the commissariat for foreign
affairs to issue passports for going
TO Denmark to the following COM
rades. who are going to the allied
countries to conduct peace propa-
sanda: S'''.''''
To England are going: Comrades
Adolf Pavlovich Ribba; Ina Julie vich
Uritski. Vladislav Antonovich Dash
kevich.
To France: Rimma Lvovna Or
lovna, Vladimir Konstantinovich
Schneur.
To America: Isai Borisovith Kahn.
Mark Vlasievich Gritsker. Sofia Ar
turovna Mack.
All the named comrades will visit
at Copenhagen the premises Of the
stan. whore they will receive neutral
passports for the trip to the named
countries. At the disposal OF the dis
patched will be placed the necessary
means for combating in, the press
with the Imperialists OF England.
France and the United States. Their
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"D. Z..o corresponding tcifh the H0ntro
habit Of Dsershtnskt. chairman OF tho
commission for lighting the counfer-rev-
ol,ltion. Beloto this order appears the
list Of addresses, as foIlotcs:
Report according to List No. 8.
1. StduJacher, viadtrostok, Pdnof's
house.
2. r. Rrteoer, Nikoisk, Ussurtskv.
.. Dese or Gcse, Irkufsk, drug store
ZhtnEheroG.
4. F. walden. vladivostok. his own
house.
6. Buttemhor. Khaborovak, firm Kumst
& Aibcrs.
6. A. Dalton, Tomsk, Nechdyefskdyd
street.
7. Rueber1, Hdrbtn, office Of the CHI
Eastern RdiItodp.
s. @. Skribdnovtoh. BIdDovesche nsk,
house Of Kunst q Albers.
Q. PonoG, VIadipostok, his otDn house.
THE letter toas sent mo after left
Petro1rad and rcoched rVe April s. II
10 tmportant, not only for content, indi'
eating as u does the names and dd
dresses Of agents Instructors Uho are
called upon for Increasing activity
against the United States and Japan to
moke the Pacific ocean q neto area Of
terror, but shooting that the German
General StdT ,oas continuing utter thu
Brest- Litopsk peace" to york dcttUelt
tpith the Russian Bolsheptck Government
Have original letter.
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Document No. ~.

tCommissar on combating the counter
revolution and pogroms, No. II.
Petrograd. Feb. 14l :.
SPECIALLY sECRET-PERsoNA
To the Peoples Commissar on For
eign Affairs: Our agents Investigate
ing the italian Embassy. I. e. Mae
row, Imenitski. and Urov followed up
the Ambassador and conducted a
search OF him in the street. with a
confiscation. Documents regarding
relations with German diplomats and
the special papers OF the ambassador
to the allied ambassadors. mentioned
by youA were not found. In order 20
mask We attack several articles listed
in the protocol furnished by Comrade
1menitski were taken from the am
bassador.
The watch on the British and
American ambassadors and the Ser
bian minister has been intensified.
The supplementary observation point
on the British Embassy has been es-
tablished in the Marble Palace--Lieut.
Becker and a member Of the central
executive committee of the Council
Of Workmens and Soldiers Deputies,
Frunze.
On the French Embassy, on the
french quay, mouse NO. y, Comrade
Peters. member of the central execu-
tive committee Of the council. etc
On the North American Embassy
observation has been established at
Fuhrstatskaya Street, house No. 20,
apartments Nos. l and 4. In the lat
ter Comrades Goldberg and Spitzberg
carrying on the observation very sue
cessfully. Telephones have been in
stalled In the aforementioned places.
General management OF the surveil-
lance has been intrusted to Alfred
Won Geigendorf.-Commis Mitopo-
vich; for Secretary r. Baetski.
NoTE.-The marginal comment b,
Trotskfs secretary, Mdrkin, Is "FoIlou
up" Most Of the names In this letter
Including the signatures at end. are un
familiar. Peters. placed in charge o.
French observation, Is a Letttsh sailor
active aud able, a former resident Of
England The robbery Of the ItaIiar
an bdssddor took place late IN the cue
ming on a lighted IreQuented centrd
street and pus q Days sensation. tn.
observation point on the American Em
bdssy tcus yeIloU apartment house al
most opposite the entrance. After I 90
this Information I tested the pdtch dnt
o!Udys sato a head or hand retreattnt
from tciudoD. But I doubt II tn
Uatchers profted much BY studying tn,
visitors to the embassy.
Have photograph Of letter.
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vritts~ BY Trotsky "Tmsffvct," and
signed tcith Ms tntttats L. r. 10 " h6re
set forth lacontcaily thst a GERMAN off,
cer Of the general staff and Lentno In
conference ordered the search Of the
baggage Of the ambassador Of conn-
try friendly to Russtd and at Uur totth
Germany; and that Trotsky gave the
Instructions for carrying out the order.
A clerks note at the bottom 70 uddi-
hondlly specific: "To be given to
BiogonrdvoU." The last named toos the
commtssar Of martial lao IN Petroprud.
The italian Embassy train pas delayed
for>more than "a hours tohen u sought
TO depart. some days later. Petrotf. as
ststant foreign minister, told me on
March Q. pith q great sho,o Of tndiond-
ton. that "The Italians had given a
diplomatic passport to the embassy
cook" So. he sotd, II tDos right to search
the train. II they had better luck than
they dtd sDhen they held up and searched
the italian am bdssddor IN HE dutomo bile
almost IN front Of the Hotel Europe !
did not hear Of II. Document 81 tells OF
the robbery.
Have original letter. No. 2s.
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confidential addresses win be trans
mittsd to you later on the arrival OF
the named comrades at the places OF
their destination, Authorised COM
missaries. A. Shillnski. F. hubert.
NoTE- Trotsky Endorsed this note ITO
Do urgently executed. L. r."
The plan Of peace propaganda CAM
poion IN the allied countries Is plainly
outlined. These Bolshevtk- German agents
tctil preach International Bolshevtsm
and ,0tli charge the countries at todr
cfth Germany pith the very tmper|dlts-
tic offences Of tohtch Germany 10 guilty
THIS also ,oas the method used IN Rus
sta BY the Boishevik- German press IN
attacking the United states, England
and France. In the formula Of this
propaganda imperialism relates not
only to territory. but to business enter
prise. The agents listed above likely
sought entrance under different names.
They ond'the centres from whtch they
York should be recognised, however, BY
their Uords and their works. The CON-
missars pho sign are members Of COM
mission for combating the counter-rcVo-
luton.
Hove photograph Of letter.
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Document No Is.
tGr. General STAR. Central Department
Section NJ. No. ISL, Dec. 20, 1sl7l
gECPET DEPT AFFAIR Ala

tSr. tenerdl StaH. Central department.,
Section NJ. No. ISL. Dec. 20. 1sl7.l
SECRET DEPT. AFFAIR $40
To the Commissariat of Foreign
Affairs: According to the negotia-
lions between the Russian and Ger
man peace delegates at Brest<
Litovsk. the Russian section OF the
German General staff have the honor
to request the Fastening Of the de-
parture OF agitators to the camps OF
Russian prisoners OF war in Germany
for the recruiting of volunteers. who
will be sent to the English and
French troops for the purpose Of OBJ
servation and peace propaganda
simultaneously, the staff requests
the following sailors to be sent to
Germany: Shishko. Kirshu. Matviev,
and Dratchuk. They will receive
special instructions when travelling
through Brest-Litovsk.- of the
Russian Section German General
Staff. o. Rausch Adjutsnt. U. Wolff.
NorF.-Thfs request ,oas referred to
the commtsstdrtdts on military and
nardl affairs. A marginal question asked
by r. p. (probably Polivanor): \,
"Drotchuk at Black SeaH He Dds al
SeUostopoI and may not hare been sent
The others Uent, visiting the camps for
por prtsQrers In Germany, and then
returned to Russia. Shisko IN February
Wds Commissor Of the Naval college IN
PetroDrdd.
Have photograph Of letter.
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Document No. Is.
[Counterespiona &c.

tcounterespionage. stavka. Jan.
~, 1918. No. 2l5.l
To the Commissariat Of Foreign Az
fairs: We hereby advise you of sthe
arrival in Mogilev Of the following
German officers. who are being or
dered to England, France and Amer
ica:
zanawld. Won weine. Pabst. Mayer.
Gruenwaldt. and Baron Schilling.
They have been granted passports,
sent here by Commissar Trotsky.
Won weine. with a Danish passport
in the name Of Hansen, a merchant of
Copenhagen. Is to proceed to England.
Baron Schilling Is ordered to the
United States OF America with a Nor
wegian passport in the name Of DR..
Joseph Brun.
Gruenwaldt has instructions to pro-
coed to France with a Russian pass
port In the name Of Ivan Kalnin.
The remaining persons are to make
q journey through Finland and Swe-
den. supplied with papers from the
German STAFF. in order to follow UP
the counter-revolutionary work Of
countries allied to us,-Chief Of Coun-
terespionage Feiera bend.
NorE.-A young German toho said h
tcas deserftno officer and that his nam
Duo nuveT, oouV"t s"c uu " INC eHi
bdssy, the mtHtary mission and mysel
In getting to America. He ,oas a good
looking young Prttsstan, had hved Il
Nep York, spoke English ioith very Httl
accent, and claimed to haze been con
Uertcd to the Presidents vieDs on peao
requisites. He sold he had palked aoros
the lines as a deserter because he couI
stand no more Of German toar and thd
be tcanted to 90 to the United States T.
talk and tortte against Germany. toa
not receptive. He said he Uas lieu
tenant. There Is no record at our mill
tdrr control office IN, Chrtsttanta OF
passport to Or. Joseph Brun.
Haue photograph Of letter.
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Document No. rs.
tG. q. s.. Nachrichten Bureau. Sec
ton r No 16a Dec IL 1Q17l

&. q, l.l
VERY SECRET.
To the Commissar on Foreign AZ
fairs: At the request Of the commits
sion on combating the counter revo-
tion Of December II, the intelligence
section has the honor to forward list
Of men watching the missions OF the
countries allied to Russia:
The British Embassy Is watched by
German scouts Luce, lehman, Possel,
Franz. and Gezel; Russian agents
Ovsiannikov. Gluschenko, and Balia-
sin.
The French Embassy is watched by
German scouts Sylvester. Butz. Fol-
hagen; Russian agents Balashev.
Turin. Gavrilov. sadavnokov. and
Shilo.
The U. 8. A. Embassy is watched
by German scouts Strom. Buchholtz.
Fasnacht. Todner; Russian agents
Spitzberg. Sckolnitzky. Tarasov. and
vavilov.
The Roumanian mission is watched
by German scouts Suttner. Bladder.
Wolf: Russian agents Kuhl Nikitin,
Zolotov. and Arkipov.
The Italian Embassy Is watched by
German scouts Kuhlder, Won Geze.
Coin. and Burmeister; Russian agents
Salov, Alekseievsky, and Kuzmin.
These agents must fulfill all instruc-
lions Of the commission for combating
with counter-revolution, sabotage,
looting. etc.-Head of department,
Agasfer.
NorE.-.The German, MOI. hubert
(Aoasfer, sec Document 81. therefor
toas the keeper Of ambdssadoridI hos
ta0es Of the allied countries In Russi
throughout the tointer. The names Hste,
above tcere Tnidentifable IN the estab
Hsh,nents Of at least the British and tn
American Embassies. AH may have bee,
outside tUdtchers. The method Of outstd
surveillance Is shoson In Document Nc
81.
Hove photograph Of letter.
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Document No. 20.
tGr. tGrea) General Staff. Central
Abtheilung. Section NJ, No. 500,
Feb 241
CONFIDENTIAL


To the Commissar Of Foreign
Affairs: According to instructions of
the Imperial Government / have the
honor to ask You to provide in the
shortest possible time a list showing
what commercial boats, auxiliary
cruisers and transports may be sent
into the waters Of the Pacific Ocean.
where the German Government in
tends to form for the purpose OF OPP
posing the American-Japanese trade,
powerful commercial fleet flying the
Russian flag.
tention the data that In your Baltic
Meet your sailors are selling from
the warshfps the launches, small
fittings. copper and bronze parts of
machines, &c. Would II not be the
proper time to raise the question OF
selling to Germany these war vessels
which are being stripped and dis
armed?
OF the Governnnnt.-Head of the
Russian section Of the German Gem
eral Staff. o. Rausch; Adjutant. U.
Wolff.
NoTE.-Opposite first paragraph is no
tution ASK Lomof, Markir" Latter ,oa,
one Of Trotsky's secretaries. Opposit,
PARAGRAPH second, Markin makes nota
ton Refer to RoskoIniko1." Latter 1.
commtssdr on naval general star, ,rh,
conducted conferences 10Th German Off
GERS IN Rronstadt IN March, April anc
July. 1917, and an active aid to Dybenkt
In stirring up the Russion feet to revolt
Do not kno'o ,oho Lomof Is. The i'm
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Document No. 10.
tCounterespionage at the stavka, Jan.
16 1a12l

tCounterespionage at the Stavka, Jan.
16. 1851
To the Council OF Peoples Commits
sars: hereby bring TO the notice of
the Council of Peoples Commissaries
that through our front, on the per-
sonal permission Of the Supreme Com
mander, have passed 100 German off,
GERS and $50 noncommissioned officers
who proceeded to our internal fronts:
part OF the German officers have gone
to the front In the Don region, and
part to the front against Dutoff, and
part to Eastern Siberia and the
Trans-Baikal for the surveillance, and
II It shall be possible. to oppose the
japanese occupation detachment and
the counter-revolutionary Trans Baikal
Cossack officers.-Counteresp
Official. P. Arkipoff.
NoTH.-An odd comment gives interes
to this letter. It 70 "An accusation or q
silly dccusal for personal benefit" signed
tIeotbIy. Apparently the letter passed
through the hd~ds Of some honest ma,
not IN the confidence Of the gang.
Have photograph Of letter.
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free tonnage In Pacific ports II 10
necessary to charter ships sailing
under a foreign nag. The object Of
sending the ships is to carry to enemy
countries agents, agitators and agents.
Instructors. All the expenses and
risk the Petrograd agency of the
supreme Naval Command takes for
account of the naval operations
fund.-Capt. Lieut.. Rudolph Miller.
Norr.-The Endorsement Of Lenin',
secretary Skrtpnik 10 reported IA,
active VIddiVostok agents have been re.
ferred to previously. Tho threat of the
dr1fvoI Of German agents through Pa.
ctfc ports u apparent.
Have photograph Of letter.
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Document No. 20.
1.-THE Counter Espionage with the
Stavka, Jan. 8, 1881

StaVKa, Jan. ., 1Sl6.J
To the Council OF Peoples Commits
sars: The Supreme Commander Kri-
lenko has received an offer from the
Supreme Commander Of the German
army to send to the disposal OF the
German stan 10 reliable officers Of the
revolutionary army. The said per-
sons must arrive at Warsaw. where
they will receive their further instruc-
lions. The aim OF the trip is to visit
the camps Of our prisoners of war on
the propaganda of peace ideas. The
stan points out the desirability OF
sending Dzevaltovsky. Siemashko. Sa-
haroff, and Volodarsly.-Fort the Chief
Of the Counter Espionage. s. Kali
manovich.
NorE.-DsevdItopskv toas an officer o.
the Life Guards Grenadier Regiment
and an aoitator pho aroused the soldier,
at the time Of the iH-tdtcd June adpance
Voloddrsky has been referred to pre-
VtotsIy. He toas dssdsstnoted a leu
tceeks ago at MoscoU.. KalmdnovtcI
.pas q Commissdr on tho sta6 of Rri
lenko. the talking man toho cos assignee
to disor0antse the army. In actud
army rank KviIenko tcas a sublieutendnt
Have photograph Of letter.
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Document No. "a.
tCommissar for Combating the Counter

tCommissar for Combating the Counter
Revolution and Pogroms, No. 445/6s,
, Jan. 81. 1881
To the Commissar OF War Sklian-
sky: Our agency on the Fuhrsta-
skaya informs US that two unknown
people have been noticed to visit the
American Embassy three timea
MAI. Luberts begs to point out to
Commssar Podvoisky the necessity of
keeping a watch over the movements
OF these two persons. I await your in
Observation-Disclosures A. Kozmin.
NorE.-Mdj. Luberfs believed IN iden
fVpfro visitors to the American EN-
bdssy. Podvotsky tods the Minister o.
War
Have photograph Of letter.
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Document No. Fl.
IGr. General STAFF. Central Division

lGr. Generat stan, central DIVISION,
No. 76S. Nov. /. 1871
To the Council Of Peoples Com
missars: In accordance with an in
Quiry from the German General Head
quarters have the honor to request
you to inform me at the earliest pos
sible moment the exact quantity of
ammunition at the following places:
Petrograd. Archangel. Kazan, Tifiis.
You must also state the quantity
and storage place of the supplies
which have been received from Amer
lea. England and France. and also
the units which are keeping guard
over the military stores.-Head of
Department. o. Rausch; Adjt. U.
Wolff.
NorE.-TMs 10 a request made upon
country tphich America, England dn1
France still regarded at that date as a,
ally.
Have photograph Of letter.