davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-06-07
Red Cross Notes

The Knitting Bee given by the Catho-
lie ladies last Monday netted $1,000
East Jordan's share of Charlevoix
County's quota of Comfort Kits is fifty.
They are to be finished by July 30th.
Some ladies kindly donated sash cur
tains for the windows of the surgical
dressing room at the Red Cross Head.
quarters.
The Knitting Bee will be entertained
Monday afternoon, June 10th at the
home of Mrs. Harold Boyd, assisted by
Mrs. VIM. T. Boswell Everybody
welcome.
The anglers baited breath catches
the big fish stories.
Children should be seen more and
talked about less.
A fearless man is one of the greatest
feminine attractions.
A conceited young lady says that the
men are a covet-us lot
Nothing troubles the average man
less than the troubles OF his neighbors
Many mans good opinion is no
worth the price you have to pay for it
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-06-07

Glass Flower-American Beauty Rose
Class Colors- Green and White
Class Motto "Over the Top"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-06-07

Geo. Anderson, labor at cemetry 1850
ID. II. Fitch, salary, rental, BID of
review. .... ......... 4217
Z. w. Giles, cleaning streets. -. 300
Henry Cook, salary ........ $500
Bert Scott, team work. 49,. 80. 200
VIM. Bashaw, board of review. 1900
w. F. Empey, board Of review. 1900
Jas. Gidley, salary -. ....... $500
Frank p. Ramsey, vaccinations. 1915
Chas. Sweet, team work ...... 800
Chas. Ericks, team work ....... 24.O0
Josiah st. John, street labor -. 800
Alonzo Graves, dray labor -. so
w. II. Parks, vaccinations. .... 57.25
Otis j. Smith, salary -. ...... $500
Roscoe Mackey, livery for board
of review -. ..... -. 200
j. II. Shuts Coz, dog register. Lie
East Jordan Drug Co., mdse.... 1886
g. A. r., donation n.......,..... $500
Elec. Light Co., pumping G light
ing Observation-Disclosures. 42.2s
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1918-06-07

On motion by Crowell, the following
bills were allowed:
Gus Lalonde, street labor. .....$ 1850
Geo. Anderson, labor at cemetry 1850
n III Fitch salary raptol hid of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0lGocerus.

Sra 9uoopcit meIoc5 til "9crliucr
Soleblatt"
On pinlig Sliipre iorefom iorle.
Den / oeu feiierIige Opera. Sam.
merion8er Suriau, iom ifulOe gipite
| "Sobcngrin", msote 90 iuu cieniun.
Ilg beruiet. at bans NicoipiQeuoe.
/ S~GroeIesbco "Glia", Gnnu We.
occf, nG8tcOe at optruoe iommelt
mco BAN.
6or Scntrcts ERECTION crflpreoe
Surlnu al oct bar bans 8lpoe ouer
Is etfcriien0cn" 6~jernirs ISulo. iom
laalcoc5 par gauet BAN til Noueoet.
San pIeieoc oilers oItio at orlffc Iiot
Bin isr i'm CptrGoeu, ioet bette
alto fom hans Stemmc OF lempe.
rumeut tiIgoOc; men ocuucgaug bar.
Sc ban / p%utriotiif 9cgciitriug Ia
get pei mcget Ill lig.
CQiua Ell @iorug til Semoct
Stunt % ToIitif"! ~ ilutter
&Inoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21

nctop bar unoer inf S%noilpoelie, 1T
Den wtgtprfilfe &eAierina MI greb
til Oisic SorholosregIcr, &c bar 10
tilliae cn &n0leoniug til sc grlriom
ne 2ouosiorpiSninaer % 3cobuq.
nin9cr al A%rmeniere. Der illlqtc ie-
mere. I'll giraffe &uobugaerc al lpr-
fiet bleu Den Sang 10000 lanosior-
piitc. Icttc bar / 6oruoret 1914,
) @~cqpnoclien al Slui ionmtc
9lor 1T Nmba9ioosr Niorqcnthall en-
0og @c'eg al beu tprfiitc Ytorine
miniitcr, Gicmol Eoibo, ser uor /
ino itcrf Sino@6cuUgcIic. Of bans
StjUG rpite0e, bans @unoer iCqte
Dc / SuitclL % ban uor iom belt noe
Al ii9 ielu. Sam bouoc iaact at ri
De, at oen amerifonltc Aegierjuq
uar ! UNDERSTANDING mc0 @rpfen
luno ON Salget al 10 Itore SriQs
itibe, "&oabo" % "Y~lisiisiippi" Rt
por lurferne pna lanlme Sio iclu
REQ al fisbe ariaeifIbc Tor al flmnc
ilaa @rrfcrue. Scr bar iorbitrc0c
oper DC giraffe @iaeaiinters 2auo5
%iorpiauing. GicmiI |aiba pilbe ga
hauc DIR. Worqenthuu til glebllffelig
at gicrc lin &~nofIpoelie gjrl0cnoc
hos Trriioent @ilion moo SuIget
al sc 10 Arigaifibe til @rGfenlano.
Zen tuifc @cionot i Aouitautmopel,
@ungcnbcim, toItc motrGuQcnoc III
Niorgentbau ON Set iamnlc, ioo 0et
bite iig, al ogiau Der par SpifIauo
mcO / SpiGet.
Sort at iortGae: Wr. Norgenthau
loucoe ar fable til @aibinqton ON,
at Sprternc pilbe q,ue mere Tor 81
10 ariQsifibe eno @rPterne; Oh oet
qior0e ban men @rGterue uor / Ior4
fiebet. Neo aongre5ien3 liuaoeli,
ioIgtc Negieriugcu DC 10 Gril9itibe
III @rTtenlano Den soc Sllll 1914
for qoot % rel 1919 giiuion Sol.
Iors. 0oroelen par oog aaereoc al
TAFT Sen 22oe SUM, og oa De grtr
lie Seu0emGno Sem Gag iorloo
ErUiioent SiIionS aoutor, par Sc
tprfiifc Senoempuo pua Sci oertiI.
Dc fom ser icmten Miruter Tor
tent.
5urfiet IF ocrior life Sen Cuer-
magt poa Nauet. ser par beitcmt iii
al ifuae bare fnlit @rGfenlono.
Smtrent peo iunme SiO uar oct.
al en- ierbiif Stuocnt orGbte oeu
eiterrigife Storbcrtua o. enbuer
ioritob. al irpgteliqe Sing uar ipente,
Zen tpifc Nciier hloieoe Giterr;g iii
eli SGunfrig; o. iclp par Sritcrne
mn paa oet nGrmeite peo at bare
alting lagt t~ilrette Tor Set itore
@ruo paa @eroensireoen @anseu.
beim bIcp fal0t biem ira aonitan
tinppeI Tor OF beItage | Def SanN !
Berlin Den 5te Silli. Der beitcmte
arigeH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21
atsioersi Of en- praitiii 5ormtr.

Ufure De9pHoc al ltarlCDere | ming
lanas &inbrin9en. Eau Den Bis bill
DC ! ~lfarcpis foioc nco | lllpegropcne
- DC pmtalte opbc Suffer. Se0
&i9lp al liOt @ano % Geroicne or
oct ba let of giere @noe poo Dem Ser.
&ommer Der rigtig ippre WaSicr meo
Gbincb Bugs llco / &ilqerne, cr oct
melt lctpinot og biaigt at iplbc oisie
nGltcn iuloc al &an0 CO Ia liot &cro-
iecre paa Soppen. Huber % / bette
sag Ole bill DC graaoige intaa Sfab-
ningcr bllrtigt % iiffcrt meoc lit iio-
itc Gnocligt.
On letpinbt Waaoe, bporpaa man
fon fploe Slien eucr SiGrcn / Spos
lct eler 0rofter, or at benpttc Ell
@ette, man bar giort CT Sul / @rm.
ben paa. &eo &iPlp al Ell paste
lang &iep fan &lluet efter Euifc
lltffcs eler uabreS.
>. Tlei Ell bpb Sure rullOt 9lgcr-
itpffct. aait ben loie Soro op inloo
Den &ant, bporira 6icnoen pentet.
Gplt nlcb andre Orb Sllren til ocn
Gunt, bpor SpcOcageren er. Hlros al
ben Gant, ion liggcr lPrgit ira Sien-
Den og Speoeitpffet, meo Ell soc"
euer Spade, og leg ell Sinic al
Grcoiote langs eprc Sant. 8rao
Suffer langs 9unoen al Silren, %
prep at faa Sienoen i 5Gloen ontrent
pon iamnne Mouoc, iorn altpoct cr
/ Wtetooe gtr. 1.
3. gr al Ell eller onben 8ru1l0
opern9pnte TO Wetooer life iparenbe
til 9ebopet, iaa bar ri 10 Der Wetooc
Nr. 3. Ylei cl opb Sure rillot glger.
itpffet, og fipr Ell "Sog" cacr @iclfc
frem % tilbagc | 6urepL inotil Der
paa @llnbcn al Silren blir ct Sn0 ii
lint Sorbitpp, iom 6icnoen bill ioIoc
neb /, ON ban oil PROBE paa at itorntc
frem opcr 8rnpcn. Sra bette Steo
bill Sfiellnclle life fullllc fomme op
igien - / ale Sal0 life uoen megen
Wteie % @eiper. Srpno iaa biSic
Bugs / 8reftenS Step libel meo Ell
8aioline "Sorcb", cacr benpt Sol0.
gri,bcr caer Suffer iom openior be
%ifrepet. "Srog" 8reiten, nuar Der
bar npret &egn, iaa Den blir / enlf-
pnrbig Stanb igicn og fGrbig til at
opilrge Segioler al graaoige Gbincb
Sllgs igiell.
"Sprap 81 9ou Sail 30 Crap"
Ser er en- Inleoning til at reobe
Wuisaeeren, lelp ON Der er fonlmet,
Gbineb Bug / DC ferite &oocr, tiger
openn9pnte Bulletin. Se Bugs, ionl
tr9ffcs UNDER "Sprapingen", bill %.
Seam man iprap iaa grunbigt, at ole
fammen trGfes, er 10 beroeb oct beoit
mtlige &eiultat opnaaet. Slot milr-
ore pilbe bel ogiaa reboe Wais-
aplingen.
T&eroiene @mrtliion er Sen melt
effeftipe Sprap % bill ifaoe Wtaiien
minoit. Noget al Wtaiien er Dog ITO
lat for at bli ifaoet - nogle ino Ia-
Der opcfrct fanife, forot &citen al
glgeren ifal BIZ reobet.
Saa iitano &eroiene Gmuliion oeo
at oplpie ct bulpt Tllto Spbe / Ell
Gallon fogbeot &nlo. Stern benuc
9lanoing gobt Ell Stuno, Og tilfei :
8anons Seroiene, inben SGbcblnt=
bingen bar faaet fjelne megct. Hpr
lGnge oe ganife fraitigt / ben mi op-
ippbeoe 9lanoing elsr Wtirtltr. @n
Salon al oenne Wtirtur / 10 Sol
Ions %ano BRIGGS "a iom Sprap,
naar ioaonn trGn9eS. Ger bar hi
ben meget ontalte "Scroicnc Gmtl-
%iioll".
Ghillch WlIds er Ell al IarnterenS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21
Ghineh Snas.

Gbincb Bugs tilbriltger Ti1tercn
beifpttcoc / "9umcb @raia" og unber
Gpngcr al opot 2pp % anbet 8itif.
Snt %aarcn fonmer DC iaa no al inc
SfiuleitcSer % Upper bort iii NOR.
meite &peoeagrc, bpor &c lrgger iille
sGg pao &c ultgc Spcocitraa og ncbc
peo Rooen al biSie.
Dc ii1gc Gbincb Bugs opbolber Jig
/ &%pebcagren, inbtil Spcoen begun.
Der at nlpones og terfe, lnens De fleIte
Bugs cliooa er bare oeIpis uopiflebc.
Sisie Bugs f%orlabcr ba @pebeu % be
gpnoer / ltore &Grc at panbrc oiltcb
til nGrnlcitc Wtaisagcr, bpor De
masicpl9 bciGttcr Waisitilfcne / DC
fprite 9taber. Set or ga, at &c for
sllpor begpnocr at epc lit GoclGggel-
iesperf.
gn Generation 9tr. 2 fommer fra
8rGsiet / MuiSagerelt, bpor &c fillot
nopiflebe Bugs ON Soften gielnmcr
fig / "Suncb 0raia" % nllbet 8rG5
euer Hilif.
Com nlon ioritaar, giPloer Oct
berfor at beifptte Waiien moo DC
SprlfarcrS Wtal9foloigbeo al Gbincb
@lgs, ionl ira nprnleltc Speoeagre
begpnoer lit &Grtog. en- liocn @reit,
ct opbt Gognipor :. Gr., fplot nleb oct
SlagS Die, ion brltges paa Teienc
pisie Stcoer, er Ell Sinoring, bat
Drenoc Gbincb Bugs life fan fonrmc
pper. 0pbc &uler bper 25oe Soo pnn
Snoiioen al S%liegrgiten fan tiene ionl
Salterllber. Gent poa Soften ifltloc
alt 8rGS, Sop og anoct Tlllf iamleS
fommcll % brpnoes, iaa ontoltc
Bugs iaapiot mnlligt berppcS lit Sin-
t~erfparter. Gag ppf mltlige "SbocfS"
al WaiSfooer % iligt nogct, og gior
BET ina rent iom mltliet paa Igrene.
Solo Eie n1eb &pcbeagercn. @r
Den ipUrt bef9ngt meb Gbilcb Bugs,
betpoer set, at Waisagrcllc ogiaa bill
bli nlgrebne, efterat Speoen er ifaa-
ret. Sang be ~fienotlige SGrifarer,
Do REQ Wfaiielt. Set iltano Sploei1
eaer @olbgraper, for &peoen er blet
MODEM.
Ser err ire praftiife Waaber, bpor,
puu Woisasre fan beifpttes MOB
Gbincb Bugs. Brig ben Wfetobe,
iom oct foloer melt beleiligt at BRUCE.
9e, ion1 snifer mer grlrnoig &eileb.
ming, enc De fan finoe i oenne forte
9(rtifel, bpr ienoe efter "Sormer's
Bulletin 657."
+. Gier en- StenilGbe encr lig.
nelloe belt runot Ben befpngte &pebe-
oger, til Set blir en- ilet. iepn, iant.
metpresiet Sane runot Igeren, e1er
aier BET famine riunbt Waisageren,
ion1 bet er ON at gisre at beifptte.
Crib paa ritnot meb StenilGbcn, til
@anen blir rem for 8lanter eaer
Sr9s. Gan iaa en- 8reft eler ct liot
bpbt Sillipor inoe poa Sanell. Malt
fan faa ct iligt Spor peb at fiere Ell
tom @ogn rurlOt, iaa Sillelle pau
ben enc SIDE al Sognen belle Siben
gaar crrtrent / Wioten al ben meo
Stenilpoen pparbeioebe ilette @nne.
SpIo iaa Sporct meo "2iqlib Gas
Gar" eQer ganite INF "Hoao Sil".
8rap Suffer ~ q Is SOB bpbe bper
90 q 80 Spb langs 2inien ener Ole.
iporet og iuit paa ben Stbe al Spo.
ret, iom err nGrmeit 6ienoen. Tas
paa, at Der melem Suqerne oe Gin.
ien life blir nogen Spergangc eler
9roer, Sienoen fal fomme llpentet
pper paa. Se Greoe Bugs bill life
gaa oper Slieiporet eaer Sipreitre-
gen, men Zig Ssraliterne peo Sericbos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21

SLENDER; nlen peo al fultnc
mpbe ben itioc, fan mte9en lllpffc al
pergeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20

advance in rates, approximately 49,
900, 600. has been absorbed entirely.
Mr.. McAdoo wrote the commfsoion, In
making wage advances to express em-
ployes. The director general said he
was satfsded there must be . further
Increase In wages and that some $12.-
900. 900 Of additional revenue would be
needed for that purpose.
Accordingly, he said, he had asked
tho express company for . sugges-
ton as to what advance should be
made In present rates to yield the adj
ditional income. The company's MEM
orandum was submitted to the d.
rector general and forwarded to the
commission.
Assuming that ST. 900 express
revenue must be obtained. tho direc-
tor general requested the commission
to- determine whether the method
suggested by the company was prop
er. IL q different plan was deemed
best the COMMISSIONERS asked to in
dictate 1t.
"At the present time," the Director
General said, THE express business is
being conducted at q deficit, which
will be largely increased by the ad-
vance in wages which must be made.
This deficit Is borne by the railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20
FUNERAL OF MAX L. C0LMAN.
Services in Memory Of Young Sol
der at 2 O'Clock Today.

The funeral Of Max l. Colman, who
died September II, took place from the
residence Of his father-in-law, Isa-
dor Kaufman, $500 Ontario road, at
2 o'clock today.
Young Colman contracted pneu-
monia at Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va,
and died shortly after. He was mar
ried four months ago to Miss Beatrice
Kaufman and was one Of the late
quota Of twenty-one-year-old to go
to Camp Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20
LIEUT.. LAKE, NOT LIKE.

The name Of the former Washing
tram Niedecker, Of New York city,
flew over the Hindenburg line in the
st. Mihiel battle and sprayed the Ger
mans with bullets, besides putting
out Of commission a machine gun
nest, was Lieut.. Horace Lake. and not
Lieut.. Horace Like, as stated in The
Star through a typographical error.
Lieut.. Lake Is the son Of Mrs. Lucy
A, Lake Of 1928 T street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20
Mr.. M'lDOQINDORSES
| h|eAERExPREsS RATES
Sends Proposal to I. G. c., Stating
That DeAnit 4 Borne ~ Rail-
road Administration.

Approval has been given by Director
General McAdoo to the application Of
the American Railway Express Com.
pany. for further rate increases, esti.
mated to yield $23,670,000.
He sent the proposal to the Inter.
state Commerce Commission for fna
action. The commission has an.
nounced that public hearings on the
matter will begin October 8.
The amount realized by the recen,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20
Truthful Advertisins

The Star win be giad<to
have its attention ealledto
any misleading or untrue
statement, if such should
appear at any time many
advertisement in its COLI
umns.
Readers are requested to
assist in protecting them-
selves and legitimate ID.
yertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20
LEN|N Permitted
GUARDS D|SARM|NG
Revelations Show How He
Yielded to Prussians
in Finland.
CONTRACTS TO MURDER

Another chapter showing how
thoroughly the great Russian people
were shackeled to the Prussian, Jug
gernaut by Lenin and Trotsky who
by coup d'etat had usurped govern
mental power as proxies for Pots
dam, is written in the secret docu-
ments released for publication by the
Committee on Public Information to-
day. Russian influence was incon-
tinently kicked out Of Finland and
that country practically annexed to
Prussia.
This was done with the consent
Of the bolshevfki government. No
effort was made to resist the Prus-
sian claims and when a demand was
made that the red guards in Finland
sars meekly and promptly obeyed.
Thus Finland became the property of
Potsdam and tentative offers Of king
ship were made to German princelings.
The throne, up to this time, however,
is not occupied.
Document No. 43.
Document No. 43 which was in
dorsed by Lenin and ordered to be
sent to the commissar Of foreign at
fairs for immediate execution, fol-
lows:
VERY SECRET.
To the Council Of Peoples Commits
sars: According to instructions from
the high command of the German
army, I have the honor to remind you
OF the Russian Red Guard from Fin
land must be commenced Immediately
1t is known to the star that the chief
opponent of this step is the head OF
the Finnish Red Guard Yarvo Hap
ala1nen, who has a great influence
on the Russian tovarische (com-
this struggle with Haapalainen our
agent, Walter Nevalainen (Neval-
aiselle), bearer of Finnish passport
1851, and supply him with a passport
and pass..-Head of the department
0. Rausch; Adjutant, U. Wolff.
The disarming of the Russians war
not accomplished without a show o1
| resistance. But they were speedily
surrounded and surrendered before
suffering any casualties to speak Of
Document No. a..
Document A imperatively demands
| that all espionage Of a German officer
ordered to kief be withdrawn The
document reads:
| To the Commissar Of Foreign Affairs:
| we are told that secret service agents
| attached to Stavka are following Mai
Erich. who has been ordered to Kieff.
l ask you to take urgent measures to
\ remove the surveillance Of the above
named off1cer.-Head Of the department
Agasfer: Adjt. Bukholm
Germany set herself to the task OF
clearing Russia Of all agitators unfavor-
able to her cause. For this purpose she
| compelled the bolshevik government to
take all necessary steps to prevent per-
sons not satisfied with her actions from
| telling unpleasant truths. She was espe-
cfally troubled about speakers who were
assigned to the Ukrainian front and de-
| manded their instant recall Needless
to say, the bolsheviki fastened to honor
Prussia'S demands.
Documents IS, 46 and ~. which fol-
low. show how arbitrarily these de-
| mands are made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20
Contract to Assassinate.

An assassination contract between
the bolsheviki and the anarchist is
made manifest in document So, the
text Of which is:
To the commission for combating
the counter revolution: The agents
Of the counter espionage at the Stav-
ka have established that the anarch-
lists Stepan Kriloff. Fedor Kutzi and
Albert Bremsen, at Helsingfors, and
also Nahim, Arshavsky, Ruphim. Le-
vim and Mikhail Shatilofr had during
the recent days a conference with the
chief Of stan Of the Petrograd army
district Shpilko. After Comrade
Shpilko transmitted to the anarchists
the offer Of Comrade Antonon and
Comrade Bersin to recruit agents for
the destruction OF several counter
revolutionists. the latter expressed
their willingness and Immediately be-
gan the recruiting. To Kiefr are as
signed the following. who have been
hired at Helsingfors: S. Smirnoff and
Rigamann. To Odessa. Brack and
Schulkovich.-For the chief of the
counter espionage; Commissar. c.
Moshlov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20
Documents Nos As, 4s and Al.

TO the CommfsSar OF Foreign Affairs:
By instructions Of the representative Of
our staff have the honor to ask you
Immediately to recall from the Ukrafnia
front the agitators Bryansky, Wulf,
Drabkin and Pittsker. Their activity
has been recognized as dangerous by
the German general stan-Head of the
department, Agasfer; Adjt. Heinrich.
To the Commissar Of Foreign Al:
fairs: According to instructions OF
the representative of our general
stan. have the honor once more to
insist that you recall from Estland
Litva and Courland all agitators of
the central executive committee OF
the soviet of wofkmen and soldiers
deputies.-Head of the department..
Agasfer; Adjt. Bukholm.
To the Council of Peoples Commits
sars: The intelligence department
has received detailed Information that
the agitators of the Petrograd soviet
Of workmen and soldiers deputies
have completely changed the char
acter of the Estland socialists activ-
ity. which finally led to the local
German landlords being declared out
lawed By order of the general star
I ask you to take immediate steps
for the restoring Of the rights of the
above mentioned German landlords
and the recalling of the agitators.-
For the head Of the department, r.
Bauer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20

$3.50 Ws9ksAV0Ux0 &V&SO ~
Document, Ho. -.
To the commissariat Of Military AZ
fairs: Herewith the intelligence ou.
rean has the honor to transmit list
Of the persons Of Russian origin who
are In the service Of the German In
telltgence department.:
Sakharon. ddicer LIST Infantry Re-
serve Regiment; Prsporschik Ter
AAsysiuniant., PEapozs ssn ,; zanko'
Cherniavsky. Capt. Postinkov. Scheu-
eemann. Sailors Trushtn and Gavrilov.
ALI persons mentioned are on the per-
manent star OF the intelligence de-
partment Of the German general stan.
Of Department, Agasfer..
Note.-Have photograph Of letter. !.
Russo German informers, who work
in complete accord under the German
intelligence department. It reads:
Document No. 81.
To the commissarist of foreign af-
fairs: To your inquiry regarding
those agents who might be able to
give an exact report Of the sentiment
of the troops and population in the
provinces, I transmit to you a short
list of the Russo-German agents.
in Rostov. Globoy and Melikov; in
Tifiis. Enskidze and Gavrilov; in
Kazan, Pfaltz; In Samara, Oaipov
and voenfg; In Omsk, Blagoveschen-
Sky and Sipko; in Tomsk. Dattan.
Tarasov and Rodionov; in Irkutsk,
zhinizrerova and Geze; in vladivos-
LANCER: chief Of counter espionage,
Feierabend; commissar, Kanmano-
vich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-20
Surveillance Ordered.

Commissar Kalmanevich, acting un-
der orders of his chief, Trotsky, while
Russia was still nomina1ly a member
of the entente and an ally of the
United States, ordered that repre-
sentatives of the Poles. the Don and
the French be kept under strict sur
Vigilance. He complained that their
activities were displeasing to the
Prussians.
]. Document 80 discloses that persons
Of Russian birth were employed In
the service of the German intelligence
department. The obvious purpose
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23

iii truppr serbc Catturo uu'mportautc
opera di fort'hcaZione uCmica e mantcn-
ne IoCcupaZiOuC uuuostanto una violouta
roa2tGnc da parte dcllc truppe bulCarc.
TN attacco ncmiro a Ccrnabcud CON.
tro posti ayanaati mel scttoro orrupatn
daEl. italiani IN rcsputo.
TN acroplano nomicc IN ahbattuin
dagli ayiatori iuElcsi nord-cst di
pctrich"
Mandano da Turino che. icri raltro. s.
g. trattcuutC in Quclla citta MIR II. T.
DAWSON, chairman del Conciliu di guerra
della Crocc Rossa Americana, l'gli. doro
aver igpcaionato lc stazioni della Crocc
Rossa Americana cd Italiana. m ospitc
del SiudaCo che diedc I'm Suo ouorc una
cola2ionc ALA dualo iuterveuucro tutti
eli utlic.ali del soEuito di Mr.. DAWSON
spiccatc pcrsonalita' politichc g mill
tart le autorita' Cittadinc.
II Siudaco di Toriuo prouuu2io' uu
patriottico dSCorso durantc il uualc in
ucggio' allamicizia dclIltHlia por
rAmorica ed cbbo parole cntusiastichc
per ropera che il popolo americana. a
mez2o della gua CrOcc ltosSa, cumpe a
pro degli italiani
Prima di lasciarc Ia Cjtta per la Fran
ria. Mr Dawson dissc che il popolo
americana aarcbbc state soddisrattissmo
di Sapcre che in tutta Italia, tauto ira
la popola2iOnc civilc, Quautu ira ( mill
tart, CsiStC un NcrO SCutim"ntu iii fra
tcllan2a verso eli Stati Unit. "LCfrcttu
III uucsto frateruo srutimcuto ira due
popoli-cGli dissc -contribura a far
raggiuugcrc la futura fciiCita' ed il hC.
nesscrc del monde"
Mr.. Dawson ed il scguito parti dircttr
it, moi. I,,