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

Order of the End Of March, 1917, Of
the Imperial Bank for the repre-
sentatives Of all German banks
in Sweden:
Notice is hereby given that
requisition for money for the pur-
pose of peace propaganda in Russia
Will be received through Finland.
These acquisitions will emanate
from the following: Lenir.e. Emo
vief, Kameneff. Trotzky, Sumen-
son. K~ozlovsky. Kollontai, Sivers,
and Mcrkalin, accounts for whom
with u order No. 1854 in the
agencies of private German
business in Sweden. Norway.
and Switzerland. All these re-
quests should bear one OF the two
following signatures: Dishau or
Nuremberg. With either of these
signatures the requests OF the
above mentioned persons should be
comyfted with without delay.
1883, Imperial Bank.
Order for Mobilization.
Document No. 3.
". X. d. observation-disclosures.
Protocol.
This protocol. written by us on
n end of November. 1917. in dup
licate. with the consent OF the
council OF peoples commissars is
taken from the department of Sc
cret service OF the Petrograd dis
trict and he former department Of
police (Okrana.).on instructions Of
tlla representatives Of the German
general staff IN Petrograd:
0.) Circular of the German
general staff No. 421-dated June
>, 1914. concerning the immediate
mobilization Of all Industrial en-
teiprlses in Germany. and;
CD Circular No. 90, dated No
vember 25. 1914. of the general
staff OF the high sea fleet, con-
corning the sending into enemy
countries OF special agents for the
destruction OF war supplies and
materials.
The above noted circulars were
given over under signed receipt into
lie secret service department OF the
staff in Petersburg.
The circulars inclosad are in German
md are as follows:
1. German General Staff, Cen
trail Abtheilung, section NJ. No.
Berlin.
Circular of June O.. 1914.
To Bezirkscommendantent:
Within "a hours Of the receipt of
this circular you are to inform all
industrial concerns by wire that
tho documents with Industrial mo-
btlization plans and with registra-
ton forms be opened, such as are
referred to in the circular of the
commission Of Count Won Walder-
see and Caprivi. of June 81, 1887.
No. 421. mobilization section.
%. General satff Of the high sea
fleet, NO. 80.
Circular Of November %. 1914.
To Marineagenturen and Flot-
t~envereinen:
You are ordered to mobilize i'm.
mediately all destruction agents
and observers in those commercial
and military ports I'm Canada and
America where munitions are be-
tng loaded on ships going to RUS
IA, France ana England. Where
there are st0rehottses Of such mHr
ntttonp and where 6ghting units
are stationed. 1t e. necessary 70
hire through third parties who
stand In no relation to the official
Ger arranging explosions on ships
bound Tor enemy countries. and for
arranging delays. 0mbroilments,
ana difficulties during the load
Ing. dispatching and unloading Of
ships. FOL this purpose We e es.
po0tAlly recommending to your at
eenti0n leaders, gangs, among
whom there r many anarchists
ana escaped criminals. ana that
q 81 IN touch With German ana
Neutral chipping Offices N Q means
eoantr41o who 6re .gecoivtng and
G6lUUe0I thAsmnnltfnna llonnYfA.