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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
R0THWELL TO FACE
CHARGE OF MURDER
Information Iilcd Against Alleged
wife slayer: Accused WIN BE
Able Ia Appear la week.

Information was flied in the court
Of Justice Leo Daniel yesterday
charging Fred Roihwell with first
degree murder This Is the out
growth OF the shooting several days
ago al SkiatOok when II is said that
10 order to avoid having Ia re-
spond TO the draft call. Rothwell
shot both he's wife and himself
Rothwcll maintains that he IA inno-
cent Of having fired either shot or
OF not wanting to go to the train
Ing camp. Friends ~ the man state
that ne is innocent and that he had
his valisc packed ready for entrain-
mcut
Mrs Rothwcll WAS shot In the
face. the bullet entering her brain
She was brought to the oklahoma
hospital IN dying condition and
died the next day. Rothwell was
said to be dying In Jail at Skiatook
but later ne was brought 10 the
Tulsa hospital whore a very deli
cate operation that saved his lifc
was performed.
Although in a seriousT condition
and unable to talk. the Injured man,
10 is thought. will bc ablo 10 Rp-
pear iu court Friday Of next week
and answer to tho charge. II ISL
hoped by his friends that when he
shall have rcEalned the power ~
speech. all facts may be cleared up
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
10 PER CENT OF LOAN IS
RAISED, WEEK YET TO GO
Nineteen Days Bring Total SuhScrip-
tlons Of SiTS,OOO over Two
Billion Mark.

WAsHINGTON. April 2T.--Nino
teen days Of Third Liberty loan cam
paigrsAg closed tonight with the
government assured of F217S.N7i.-
05o. 20 per cent Of the three biIlion
minimum requirement SIX work
ing days remain I'm which 60 develop
a five billion total from twenty mil
lion subscribers record for
which tife treasury homes
Liberty Day subscriptions reported
today totalled tl4E- -uau auAr but
there were indications that many
millions were received I'm pledges
by initial payments and
therefore not included in th" Of
fetal tabulations Regardlc@- ui this
condition. officials appeared di@tp-
pointed In the DAYS work
To reach the three billion dollar
mark by next saturday night when
the campaign closes, il Will boz nee
essary 90 maintain u daily average
Of 8lI7.OO0.OO and to reach five
billions S4tb 900 900 a day is re-
1uircd These figures do not pro-
vide for the great inflow OF pledges
expected ON the final day.
Three districts Kansas city
and ST Louis. now have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

LAKEWOOD ~ D. April 81
county authorities today began the
work ~ opening AN abandoned we'll
boz search for bodies 1t the house
where Urluuth schmidt alias Emil
Braun who committed suicide In a
Detroit HiI Tuesday after his arrest
fpr murder IN copnection with tho
disappearance of girl lived Tor
several ycsrs.
Richard plumer. prosecutor. rnid
the siep was thkru on suspicion that
Mrs Anita schmidt and Margaret
lursch. "a German Eirl. had been
killed aud their bodies thrown into
me welt Schmidt purchased the
property here under. tho name OF
Braun. with $4,000 turned over 10
him hy Miss Adele Ulrich with
whom schmidt. under the name Of
Braun. arrived In lakewood IN 1914
after his marriage 90 hcr IN Sew
York citv, wherebe met her through
a matrimonial advertisement
fNBrnun' posed here as ieweler
mn was known 10 be an expert
PHOTOGRAPHER Developments IN the
schmidt inquiry tn Detroit yester-
day indicated that the man was In
This country as German agent IN
tcrcstcd I'm obtaining Information re-
garding American fortificatlons.
b Anita schmidt, the woman who
came TO America as the wife Of Hell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
GERMANY ENDEAVoRING
TO RESTORE MONARCHY

WASHINGTON April 7.-iio-
ports from Copenhagen Of persistent
rumora from Finland that Grand
Duke Alexis Nikolaieyitch, son OF
tho former czar OF Russia, has been
proclaimed emperor ~ RusHla were
taken here to indicate that Ger
many wnH attempting 10 carry thru
a well formulated plan for reStor-
Ing monarchy In that revolution
torn country
While no reports Of a new revolt In
PetroRrad have been received from
Ambassador Francis at Nologda,
news of an uprising would not come
as a surprise. II long has been be-
lievcd here that Germany real
purpose was 10 restore the monarchy
supported by German influence
money and intrigue.
The removal Of the Bolsheyiki
government from the capital to
Moscow was believed 10 have paved
the way for the carrying out Of the
German plan Reports have been
received here that German soldiers
formerly prisoners In Russia have
been Oycrrunning the capital and
Rave made uf n u German center
In order t0 meet with any measure
of success attempts To restore the
u WAS snid. would have
TO be- made through an internal up
rising that would have the sembiance
of genuine revolt of the Russian
people against existing conditions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
AMERICAN ARMY SETS PACE
IN HOLDING DOWN DISEASE
Surgeon General Gorgas Declares
Japanese Record Has Bccn
4urIIn SsS'd.

CHICAGO. April 27--The United
states army mas surpassed the record
OF the japanese army heretofore
considered the model of the world
In holding down the percentage Of
disease among its. forces, surgeon
General William Gurgas said I'm a
speech today
General GorEas WAS in Chicago
en- route TO Washington from Fort
Riley, Kan. lie made an unexpected
visit the stockyards and expressed
satisfaction as 10 tho meat being
prepared for the American FORCES
abroad
The health and sanitary condI-
tlons ia the American army camps
and among the men called 10 sorv-
ice IL satisfactory" he said Per
sonal diseases among tho men I'm
the army are about tho Vamc as In
civil life We are DOING better than
the armies Of Europe. but We should
do better because We have had the
record Of their experience TO guide
us
Twenty thousand doctors have left
civil life 10 enlist In the ARMY he
declared
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
COATS OF YELLOW PAINT
APPLIED TO PR0-GERMANS


EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo. April
a. otto Scharf. an orchestra leader
Of Omaha. Noh. and Rudolph Gus
lon proprietor of the Nfbrhska no
t"l here. were given coats Of yellow
paint here today by members of the
local council ~ defense. grharf
later WIS arrested and taken 10 Kan
sls Guy hy 70 deputy United States
marshal
Srharf IS said 10 have declared that
Emperor william H personal
friend NJ hl- ana that he hoped the
American Nmy nov going 10 Franco
would not reach its destination.
These alleged expressions we're ~.
ID a. GOO tH, council of defrlsa anil
the paintings and arrest foIloWed
4 large crowd NJ chcctius towns
people and visitors witnessed tr
paintings Of Scharf btfor, the loioI
by Guslon and where
Scharf was registered Gus9if nu~-
ried out and entered q piut'st and
tho crowd suggested ma. he he
painted also
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Stonewall Stand Made
by Franco-British
Near Ypres.
ENEMY HELD AT BAY
Depleted Ranks Filled Up
for New Attempt to
Break Barrier.
AMIENS STILL FAIRLY SAFE
Invaders No Nearer Entente
Base Than Before
Big Smash.

LONDON. April .7-By one Of
those back 10 the wall" stands Tor
which theyahsye been famous In this
war, the Franco British forces bave
saved the situation In The Ypres sec
tor from turning into an Immediate
hiE success for the Germans after
the loss by the allied forcss OF ths
dominating peak OF ksmmsi.
Had the enemy been able At once
10 develop his success In the KENNEL
sector as he attempted TO 40. tho
result probably would have besn
disastrous 10 the allied troops IN the
Ypres salient. The British, howsvsy.
held firm against tho attacks. which
lasted all day yesterday In the neigh
borhood OF voormssesie. two mfiss
south OF Ypres, and the French were
equally firm In defending the line
In the sector of Loore, west OF Keu-
mel. protected by the heights OF
M0nt Rouge and Schsrpewserr.
Resds for New Astenpss.
Thus the enemy was brought 10
n standstiii for the time bsins. and
saturday morning did not bring with
II tho resumption OF hts infantry At-
tacks lie was assumed 10 be pre-
pairing for a renewal OF the assauit,
however. while the Anglo French
forces were esis bitahine .themseiysa
more firmly for the defense of the
hill positions lying back OF Mont
Henimei. at which II Ia said General
Won Arnin. commanding the Ger.
man army In the ypres sector. viii
next strike
The next day or two probably win
decide whether the allied command
will attempt 10 cling 10 Yprss ana
the salient which encircles II IN the
face Of tho threat 10 the ivnmsdiste
rear of the ypfrs positions, a nrit-
ish withdrawal from the s6ilsrt hAs
been predicted by many of the miIi-
tsry observers. although ths hritinh
war office has declared such q move
was not necessarily forced by the
loss Of Mont KENNEL.
The situation In FLANDERS does not
seem TO be u particularly happy one
from the allied Viewpoint. The
scheme OF the entente high com.
mand. however. n h pointed out,
does not appear to be particularly
resnrdfui Of tho map except whore
vital positions are threatened. and
confidence IL expressed In the abil-
lty Of the allies under their unified
Leadership to keep the situation well
within0 their grasp on the northern
as well as the southern battle front,
Allies Advance In S0uth.
In the south below the somme new
evidence has been given OF the
-. Il q a =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

STRONG PRESSURE FEARED
Belief Gruws That Nrrr,u,,,. I,,.,..
Negotiations Mn, Nnw Rc
Dictated
HUNS RISK ALL IN ATTACK
'arc Naught for Riphts of \,r,,.
II Only tnsmnd Ma, he prnit
Hard Biow

"ASiilNGTON, AprI @. ,,,
manNs attitude toward rr,. ..,,.,I.....
IRA European uluuu. .r.Yt,...I.,,.
Holland and Svitycrnnd. b.. .,..'. ,
sharp prote~ts from tho sut.. -.
an official dispatch fpd., ,...
franc" said Tho Inrrr1acI ry,.',..
winch Germany threaten. f., ,,,,t
on switzerland. ACCORDING 4. b..
dlspsiCh, hSf created a n,rr',l,,l.
Palnful imprcsSion 1T this tir,c ,,
'ausc OF negotiations between th.
r'pHhll' ana Germany for a new ,,n
nomi' agreement
Upon thu subject Of the neua,,p.
note. which the Nord peutsrhe An
F'holne Ieitunr has published and
winch II Criticizes the SWISS prcss "
N'ld IN" dispatch. the journal dc
heneNe or Aprii "a writes
~ n sufficient FOR us tn recall
mat democratic country uich ns
ours maintains the right 10 crittcIzn
under all circumstances nIl acts and
doctrines contrary To those which arc
al 'he basis Of tho Swiss nation and
no hnNlc', no matter whore II comes
from VIII make II kocp silent,
Ncutrals Arc Warned
nc Gcrmhnia, whose connection
WIN Chancellor Hertiing h known.
pubHshed on Apru 25 an article in
Nhrh speaking Of the negotiations OF
bermHn} with Holland and Switzer.
!ahh ana ~ more general way OF
her relauens with all the neutral
H'h'eS sh' Hummsns Them TO lake
part ~ the war ana 10 pronounce
themselves IN favor Of Germany. Ths
National HcitunE Of Basel calls al.
lention 10 the threatening tone OF
MS note and says.
" VIII cause great stir II will
produce particularly painful effect
IN neulrHI countries upon whom for
I"ur years a growing pressure has
ne"h "heftod. To-day the organ of
hAhcellor Hcrtling announces that
'hc pressure upon Holland may reach
Nu'h point mat the low countries
hrusi choose within short time one
SIDE OF the other and the otlaaryation
" made apropos Of Switzerland that.
the samo fate sooner or later viii be
reserved foi Switzerland. This tone
comes as surprise at timP when
Switzerland is negotiating a new eco.
nomic agreement with Germany. ItI
Ia probable that the swiss press will
reply with great oalmness that
switzerland 10 strong enough to re.
sist such pressure and threats OF
This kind
Reflects German Disappointment.
Tho Temps today publishes an
lrtIclc M which II considers the
'onduct of Germany as regards Hoi.
and, the result of the dlsappOint-
ncnt which the German government
must already feel concerning Us
treat offensive The paper says:
" The more the German drive ia
lcld In check on the road 10 Calais. |
ne more viii German appetites be |
directed toward Holland The len |
raj STAFF Of William II and tho en-
ire German nation want tn possess
I an costs a drawn pistol aimed AT |
he heart of Englaud''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
British NdUdL Heroes
Are Buried With HOn0rs

DOVER April 81 ~ large party
of American airmcn attended the
funeral this afternoon uf the sea .
men ana marines Killed in the
-lnu pun pnriJ lnJUM 10 punoI1
business WAS virtually auspendcd
during the services. The procession
started from the market place
where The flag drapcd coffins of
those who had given their lives In
the dash on tho Belgian coast. were
placed In motor lorriss for tho
three mile procession through the
Ctys streets 90 the cemetery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
British Lose 5S8 Men
In Zeebrugge Attack

LONDON. April 21--Thc total
British casualties in tho operations
on Tuesday against ZeehrugEe and
Osond were 5Ss. according To an
official announcement tonight
These were divided as follows
Officers Killed. lG died NJ
wounds 2 missing, wounded, ~.
Men killcd ti4. died NJ wounds.
25. missing -. wounded. 35b.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Tests Of Strength on amendments
shows Administration tu
Have Upper Hand
ACT TO BE PASSED MONDAY
WILSON re GET AUTHORITY
Proposal Giving Him Power tn or
ganiEc GoVcrnmcn department,
Not Waterfall, Altered

WASHlNGTON, April o.. y,.
tory for the administration lu ,hr
long senate fght oNor lnr wg ru
confer blanket authority ON lUc
president To roorgaul, government
departments and war n.oupc. vls
forecast late today u the aofru Dos
narrow margin of amendments O.,
cmpVnE the federal reserve board
and the Interstate commerce .ow.
mission from the operation OF lar
law
Both Amendments wcro offered uy
Senator smith of Georgia apd op
ponents OF the h,ll concentrated
their strength on them. The first to
exempt the federal reserve board
was rejected IL To o., and the Sec
ond relating 10 the Interstate com
merce commission was voted down
~ TO IS.
with these tests ~ strength which
administration leaders said and sem
ators among the opposition admit
ted. presagCd passage ~ tho ti'l
without limitations ON tho blanket
authority. Insisted upon hy President
Wilson. the senate adjourned until
Monday whon 1t was expected the
hill would be passed without i'm
portaut changes
In The votes on the amendments
today ten Democrats voted to limit
the presidents authority Seven Re
publiacns however, voted with the
Democratic majority against EXEMPT
ing the federal reserve board An
other Republican. Senator Rorah Of
Idaho. Joined them iu voting down
the Amendment affecting the inter
state commerce commission
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Arkansas Grocer Pays
For DisObeying Rules

wAsHINGTOS. April 27.-The re-
tail store ~ w II Lewis. AZ Mari
anna. ARK. has been ordered closed
for period OF three months 'or SELL
ing flour IN excess qupnti'ies. and
for violation o.. the 5000" role the
food administration announced to-
day
Lewis may resume business A. the
en- dof three months period provided
he gives the Arkansas food admin
ia'rator rlt.'sfactory ASSURANCES that
fe Will observe the food ldminlstra
tiolg rules thereafter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Operations Moderate
Along Italian Front

NoME. April 27-An official
1,A,ement issued today by the
i'alian war office says.
artillery activity has been mod
''te on both sides along the whole
i'oht We carried out effectively
- concentrated fire on hostile bat
trE positions In the Val I.aEarina
puu against the enemy trenches IN
hlo Freddo valley and the Castel-
letto district "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

WI w NllHFl AAtnk.
l'r W Albert Cook. one ~ Tulsa,
moot prominent mcdlraI mon. Nes
l''daE IrnoN't notification from
washington jm hr had been com
mi-si"nn1 g captain in the L S. Med
.''. Reserve corps captain Cook
mas h..n cVJgcd n the tpcriaI
practice ot medicine iu Tulsa for
many wears and is widely known Over
'h" stat" ON account of his skiu IN
the treatment OF the eye ear, nose
and throat lie is an alumnus uf
Rd'h Medical college. Manhattan.
ana tho University Of Vienna Al
present ho is serving as president Of
ihr oklahoma state Medical i6,so.
citation which honor was conferred
upon him e year ago. and NllI not
cutter m" service unul after the an.
null meeting ~ the association in
MAY captain COOK expects to be
atsIrn"d to Camp Orlethorpc. GA.
for special traininFHprio to service
overseas During his absence. Mrs
COOK and their Young daughter. Ely
aheih EXPECT tO continue 70 make
their home TN Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Lord Mayor of Dublin
win Not Visit 4. s

LONDON. April 27.--The lord
mayor of Dublin. the Mail says b.
learns. has abandoned his proposed
visit 90 Washington.
II was announced several DAYS
ago that the lord mayor ~ Dublin
o.. the representative Of Irish bodies
opposed TO Irish transcription would
come 10 the United States 10 lay
bic cause before the American gov
ernment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Germany Expected to
Use Russian Planes

LONDON. April 27-In urging
the British nation to an increased
output of airpianes the Daily Mail
IN an editorial dwells on the i'm
portance for Germany OF Russia =
detection as affecting supremacy in
me air. Russian sirplanes, it says,
hAd great regulations In Germany
and some Of them had been used as
models by German manufacturers
The collapse OF Russia" II adds.
enables Germany TO exploit and
turn to It's own use all factories and
airdromes In Russia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Armenian Race May BE
Ertermindted by Turks

PARIS April y -Roghos Nuhor
"asha. president ~ the Armenian
raIonal delegation. who - now To-
o. r.F' said tod.y that he had ru-
.c'Iycl news hOut Armenia confirm.
M the recent reports that Turkey
VAS taking mcthodical meIIurcs ~
srrihilate tn race in every lptui..,
n" hlch the TI'ks have -socoupird
al hrm"l ans are being .r' u
t'aih he .s'and. and uu,ess 70 b.
possible to n.srvcnc al an early
date, the Ar.rtn.sn race ma be O.
,Crminated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Woman Spy Captured;
Actire German Agent

NEW YORK. April 27- Madam
Marie X de Ylctorica. believed hy
oihcers ~ tho department Of ils
iice TO hc one Of the most active
German agents in this country for Tho
last flfteen months. WAS arrested 1T
u fashionable Long Island hotel to-
day and brought 10 this CITY aa q
dangerous enemy alien
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Huns to Pubiish Names
OF Americans Captured

AMSTERDAM. April 27.-A Ber-
lin dispatch says that the name. OF
the lsa Americans whom the Ger
mans report they captured In the
recent battle at seicheprey. In the
81 Mihiel sector. will he published
In the Gazette des Ardennes. Ger
man props snda organ published in
French This will be done. the dis
patch says. because doubts have
been expressed outside Of Germany
that prisoners In such number we're
taken
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
RaoI Lmbery Americas
Leading Aerial Fighter

PARIS. April 272The standing Of
American aviators based on the
number OF adversaries shot down
To date follows:
Major Raoul Lufhery. IS: Major
William Thaw 3 Lieut. Frank Bscr,
o; Sergeant Bayles, 8: Capt. Charles
Riddle. 2, and Sergt Vernon Booth,
Sergt August Grehore, Second
Lieut. Henry Grendelasa Sergt Thos
Hitchcock. Lieut.. Friest Iarner.
Sergt David Putnam Sergt w. A.
Wcllman, Lieut. Allen Winslow and
ieut Douglaa Tap,nbell nua parh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
UNIVERSAL CHURCH FINISHED
i.hiilce for Usc OF All NationhlitiCS
and (rcetis ni BOSTON.

BOSTON, April 27.-The colleEi-
hte church OF all nations, erected
mere Tor the Use OF all creeds and
tNces Tor religious services. Bccord-
ing 10 their own beliefs and in their
owp tongues, will be dedicated with
series OF ceremonies to begin Sun
gay May ~. The building was
erected under the direction of the
Morgan memorial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
NikOlaivitch Proclaimed
New Emperor of Russia
Official American
Roll of Honor

MASHlNGTON Aprll e7-Ths
combined casually lists Of the army
and marine forces announced today
contained ll5 names, divided ms fol
lows
KILLED In actor -. died oi
wounds, died Of accident, Z died
OF discnsc ., wounded severely. IS.
wounded slightly, N missing in
action, 2
~. IL. sp.--..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
AUidtOr in
British Force Killed

LONDON April 2T-Thc death
cn Thursday of Second Lieut. John
Jewett Miller. au American mem
ber of tho British afr force. became
known tV-ough tho Inquest held
Friday. lieutenant Miller was Killed
In a fail OF four hundred feet near
Chester.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
British Air Raids More
SeUere Than BY Germans

LONDON April 27-Tho air min
istry announces that the number uf
bombs dropped hy the British oJS
enemy lines in Franc" opposite the
british front during March was 27.-
0sS by day and i3.OsO by night The
enemy dropped IN the Arct4accupled
by British troops SIT by day and
1875 by night,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
- :
The Weather

TULSA. April 21
Maximum IS mini
mum 80 ~est wind
ana partly rloudl
tkief precipitation
iOl
OK KLAHO MA
SUNDAY and Monday
fair
KANSAS - Gsner
ally fair sunday and
" on day, warmer
sunday
10 L GsI ANtr
Sundsy and Mshday
partly cloudy 10
cloudy colder in me
north portion sun
day
ARK AksAs sun
day local aho~ers
colder Monday fair
EAET AND WEsT
TEXAS 49, S u nN az
falr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
AGESTRlANS IS NOT TO BLEED
~ RETAIN HUN CONQUEST
"''ung Of Vienna Crltlcises
''rn'aR Action In Rus
stan States

is '.,'"'N. April 27.-"one him.
tys. .t.n says tho Arbelter 1ot
yt.r.'i 'i Vienna AZ quoted In n, E ~.
H. Telegraph dispatch from y, ~. ~
AY.tr.. we are not going to allow
now ,.l, nIood 10 be shed. either
congu..,.'I,' yer on. TO retain German
this statement is mad. Il, ..,.,
d,,,,.'ot or Germany's action in 'si, ~.
for,.,.,'n ot virtual annexation y, ,he %
It.a. Russian border st,te. Nv ~,
no. '..lt .t and Esthonla. The ncvs,e u
,i,l.s, ~ Z, whether the treaty con
(. stJI WIN Russia az Brest- Iitovst
sl s,'lI valid and adds. - ''''N
nst, many's action viii bav. to
p"'9 Tor with another v.. ~ ,oIpe
of ,N..la russia IS strong enough rS1a SVn
me-. 'aorse' ~ Is entirely Germany.s bpsi