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TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1917.

TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Pege 1.11

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THE IRISH CONVENTION,

ITS COMPOSITION ANNOUNCED.

Lespox, June 1k

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

A DESCREDITED STATEMENT ·

PROYED.

GERMANS CHAINED TO THEIR GUNS,

-statex:-**

UTOPIAN FALLACY.

A WARNING TO RUSSIA

THE CHINA MAIL.

CRIMINALS, FOR KAISER'S ARMY

* AT THE FRONT.

THE GERMAN STRATEGIC RESERVE.

AN OPEN CONFESŠTON,"

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There is a growing movement in "Gers PETROGRAD, June 11. many for the drafting of criminals into A great public meeting to discuss the the army. It is called a mavement for Allies and the war was presided over

the rehabilitation of those under pent It is clear that the German Stuf have by M. Rodzianko and attended by Sir regulation." A powerful association bas suceeded in forming w new Army of George W Buchanan (the British | been formed, with a Pastor Seyfarth, at Beserve daring the winter, writes Col. Ambassador), the French Minister M. its head, for the purpose of inducing use this reserve as a striking for nt Feyler. It was designed, presumably, to LONDON, June 11. Thomas, and Belgians and Italians.. the authorities to entisent to drafting some selected spot in a more or less des- Renter's Cerrespondent continuing

Sir George W. Buchanan made an prisoners into the army, the jaining of perate attempt to sten victory from his description of the Battle of Messinés eloquent appeal for warlike action. He the army to be equivalent to formal the jaws of defeat. Yet, while we have

hal, he saich always combater the forces amnesty by the Emperor.

been awaiting it to develop sinna sign of In the House of Contaoni, Mr.

We know that four utterly exhausted | of coction in the old regime sad bad Lengthy dissertation on the subject offensive" activity, we

been Iloyd, Cheorge amoured, the com-Bavarian divisions had to be relieved on tried to impress upon the ex-Tsar that are scattered through the Press. It is presented with

a defensive

et Bxpert the 7th and we know that whole terraces an irresponsible autoerney was

anpointed put the wearing of the Naisers retreat along a wide sector of the German strategy, in the shape of a positios of the brisk, Contention of dugouts were smothered under perfentanachronism, which could not endure unifora has always been an honour for Western front Shaken by the reosted Flestateltinst the Glowinment little avahnches of churnet earth, Russia hut won full liberties within a fevery German, awl, that only those who Allied attacks on the Somme, the peragat po svetry ropinismutatives of these being probably full of Germans single week and must now consolidate are honourable mat are worthy of this great General Staf hus preferral to with the everyday life of Ireland and sheltering from the shells which destroy her new-won freedem. If she would honour. If this principle is sapped, draw, refusing battle, rather than to ed them in a still more horrible manner. keep it the enemy must be driven from says cue papar, the foundations of the call on its newly-constituted reserves to they invited as County Councils and Mary dent machine ginners chained the national territory. The French estimation in which the army is held are repair or strengthen its shattered first Both Councils to send their Cleaner strapped to their machines were and British forcersetos were holling also appel. But there are reasons at this retreat as they home: it must ne line tropa The dermans may explain men did the Urian Bistrict Counthiscovered among the debris, hearing and driving back the main (er the present time" for recoguising the main an incontestuale proof that the pont a previously, discredited statement. man forces and shedding their blood efforts of warm-hearted men on behalf demoralisation of the Gertian armies has cils would be invited to, select Str The Anzacs, Irishmen and Highland not only for the defence of national of criminals anil other prisoners. It ismered, though it is doubtful whe reposentatives. The Churches woulders, the backbone of the good old patrimony but to afeguard the new Christian principle to forget and for- ther it has yet gone sufficiently furto

English line regimets did magnificent-horn Russian liberties. If the Germans give, and penulties imposed on wrong, deprive the leatiors of all prospects be represented by four Catholice as Messines, but the palm of victory had not transferred large numbers of doers, it must never be forgotten, are success is a new bifensive. They have Bishops, the „Archbishop of Dublin goes to the Royal Artillery. So perfectly troops to the west it might have gone not so much retributive as reformative, suffered a check which they find it hard to disguise, al they must, as far as pos- The existence of the Fatherland isle, pat perenravoid saltering a disaster to timetable was the "whole, attack | band with free Russia. We look to your aril De. Tishn drwin, Moderator of carried out that there was not an

now to help to relieve the constant now. at stake, says the Hamburger which might being the collapse of the p the Presbyterian Assembly. En interval of then scvels between the time pressure on one iront hy, taking the Fremdlenblatt. and in the heart of ples will to resistance, al can only hope addition, the Chiton of the the infantry was scheduled to follow offensive to bring the war to a speed many criminal at the present crisis in to do so by essaying a war of numeWYTES, Clambers of Commerce of Dublin. And the sending up of nekets denoting

the urrage into the enemy trenches end.

the history of his country a growing distinct from trench warfare to and glowing patriotism has sprung ap. which they cannat now expose their new Bellast and Cork would do in that the objective had been attained!

which ought to be recognised and utilised recruits and hospital discharges, with levies, composed of young, unseasoned vitel. and Eisero would fivel

Let those who desire it have a chance of

Any degree of confidence. For, apart, THE KEENNESS OF THE BRITISH

going out to meet the enemy, and by from the mediocre quality of these representatives of Irisht Labour

brare deeds win back their lost social troops, they will all have suffered from interests. Mr. Ehmond and bevat

position Lonsdale well be asked to select

Correspondents at Headquarters five repasentatives of their partis,scribe the grim determination of the Mr. O'Brien two of his flowers, the troops to reach the enemy, which was Irish Peers two, anal the Enioniers shown in many ways. A gunner and a of South Ireland five, while for places would be reserved for the Sign Finners. The Goverenent self Woyaki megadvat» Em wrong leading Dishubgn of all sections. members of the Contiution. nai nemier woohi "101. Rovenement would footer the Consergiur Mardlid animate Chumań, "but was prepared nominato a lucranni and stimuli ate to the sting for apponoval

PREMIER'S TRIRATE TO WIE

.

FORCES.

i!

LONDON, June 11..

CONSCRIPTION IN CANADA.

SUPPORT FOR THE PREMIER.

grace.

AUSTRIA BEGAN IT. "

Sir George uttered a warning against the Etopian fallacy of a peace attainable by fraternising which, he said, the Germans encouraged in order to de- moralise the Russians. It we were fight Fing for expitalistic or imperialistic time five millions of Britons would not

The free It is moreover pointed out that the have volunteered for war. democracies farming the great con-Austrian Government has set a prece absolutely sited in recognizing the Austria prisoners who have conducted monwealth of British nations were dent which might well be followed. In Subaltem went forward with the first justice of our cause an nothing in our themselves in a satisfactory manner for infantry to establish new observation policy was incongruous with the policy a number of years, exen though the posts on the enemy's lines. anxious of " annexations, no indemnities."-

crimes for which they have been punish were they pick the site that they

ed are of a grave nature, are drafters arrived at a German trenel ahead at

into the army by an act of the Emperor's the infantry. They dashed into the first fiftenth

ditgnt and killerf two of the oma pants, The timed a third and then killed two The more as they were eaming out of the the trench The Subaltern was ready to A mass meeting of Liberals enthusiasti-exception of such „ is. have been serve the guns simultaneously with the cally endowed the policy of conscription, quite recently condemned. They completion of the capture of the trench and the movement is spreading for the would be first of all employed in work- to The keenness of the man bales descripformation of a Liberal-Unioni: party to ing columns at heavy toll, and gradually histion. A porthern Lattalion broke allpport Sir R L. Borden's, selective moved into the honourable fighting line,

[records, düging a six foof stitch to the conscription...

should their conduct deserve this tup of Messines Ridge and beyond. The l

promotion. The overseers of the labour columns would be the warders, who New Zealanders and Australians dag three lines of new trenches of a depth

would be no longer required in the gaols. of from six to eight feet within six

Thousands of men would thus be hours of the capture of the geotud.

available in liberating old and disabled soldiers now employed in the labour columns. There could then return home to kill gaps in industrial andagricul- tural occupations. It is computed that in this way the German armaids would he recruited by nearly 200,000 men.

TORONTO, June 11.

..THE HUNGARIAN PREMIER.

HIS POLITICAL POSITION,

ZURICH, June 11.

LATE MAJOR REDMOND. After Mr. Decline-Find usked the Premier us a preliminary to the Con-

Our flying men ompletely over wheel the enemy in the air One vention, which he said all legislatorkul an aerodrome from below the sobald sucped, to ongontære parlavel of the sheds. When a machine The new Hungarian Premier, Count gon opened on him he turnerl on is like Esterhazy, is only thirty-six years of release of the Sean Peir prisoners mwk, scattered the crew and then age. He spent two years at Oxford Me, Eloxil Purge yxpressed the deep returned to the aerodrome and finished He occupies a middle position between seo.of loss nervating the House at it of. Another pilot who saw four gun the Constitutionalists and the Govern she death of, Major Williany Red-drivers and then flew into a culuma of strong pro-British policy.

teams, abe, bred at and dispersed the mentalists and has always followed a nond, one of its best-kflown, eldest five hundred infantry whom he scatter and best-loved members. The Pre-ed in all directions. Having used up

NEW SPANISH PREMIER. mier said he could just iulequately rockets at the

his maunition be fired signalling Ous nir sjuadren

MADRID, June 11. express the sorrow they must be sent back signala" resulting in the The Premier has refused to reconsider at the Tall of this loveable and silencing of seventy-two batteries. One his resignation and the King has sum elivalmis figare. Aldagh shove brigade turned in four hundred calls moned Senor Dato.

resulting in one hundred and sixty

riilitary uge. Major Redmond volun- direct bite tarily sought perils and priva- tions with cheerful courge. They would meter forget the appeal Jade on his best appearance in

THE PASSPORTS TO PETROGRAD QUESTION,

WIDELY APPROVED.

LONDON, June 13.

LASER.

Senor Dato has accepted the Premier ship.

LONDON, June 11. The Manchester papers, which stopped publishing for one day owing to a pris

The proposal which finds mest acceptance is to send all able-bodied prisoners to the front with the

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VISIT TO FRONT BY SPANISH WRITERS.

FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF FRENCH AND BRITISH

ARMIES..

Don Alvaro Alenla Galiano, son of the former Spanish Ambassador to Russia, has recently returned to Madrid from's visit to the British and French fronts in company with Conde de Albiz.

Sénor Alcala Galiano, who has written

nutrition, and will be corresponding deficient in moral. For these reasons, there now reserves in aa reinforcements they have probably preferred to dmit to the units on the front, rather than to and to this end have choc there is in risk their employment as a new force.

ir while the process of amalgamation is process, and thereby alo eccoomise remnants of numerous units, revon- make this the real mass of maneuvre, stitute them from the new levies, and

be

The question now arises as to where this reconstituted striking force, will be employed. General opinion seems to be divided between the Flanders sector and

Trenting. Both these hypotheses the Cena be maintained on plausible polities) considerations. A Flanders offensive, because, it would be directed agaisht Germany's principal adversary, whom she must defeat if she is to hope for any victory at all. The Franco- British armies must be smashed, at any rate. it Germany is to be saved battle at Verdun demonstrated that the from utter defent, and since the great French defence was impregnable on the Ferth-East, the recent attacks in Chan- pagne prove that no success could be hoped for there and the wholeule: devastation by the German armies in their retreat from the Somme is an open confession that they do not contemplate offensive alone remains to them for any return in that region; & Flunders

Runcesa" there would assuredly seriously complicate the British Army's com munications with their island base.

DEFENCE AGAINST U-BOATS.

TEXT OF SPANISH NOTE TO GERMANY.

-

A Berlin message gives the text of the Spanish Note to the German Govern-

ment:-

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MANCHESTER PRINTERS STRIXE books on the war and has largely have failed in the face of the imperturb contributed to coouteract Germanophileable resolution of the Imperial Govern- ENDED.

propaganda in Spain, gave a corresment to employ unusual and violent war pondent some details of his visit. He impossible the economic existence of its methods which, it is asserted, render said:

enemies, but which simultaneously "On the rat day we visited the expose to great dangers the existence of ruined eity of pres, irhere soldiers friendly and neutral Powers, live in underground quarters. Germin (a) Sinking warning of somert EN.PREMIER'S THIRD SON WINS bombs still fall on the spot. On the vessels,

which

recently higbroads we were surprised to see especially that of the San Fulgencio, British policemen keeping order and re-to which country abe had previous

was bringing coal from England, gulating the traffic. We obtained an under a German safe conduct taken idea of the perfect organization at the fruit.

the House di Commons. He gud ATTITUDE OF SEAMEN'S UNION participated in some of the bloodiest battles of the war und looked worn and aged by privations that he gets unftted him to beur, and none could. At the meeting in Trafalgar Square,ter's strike, are republishing. have chilenged him if he bud glained that he had done his share. r. Rend, above all was an Irish patriot and felt that Ireland's greatest opportunity to win liberty for herself was by fighting side by

Mr. Joseph Havelock Wilson, General President of the National Seamen's Union, said that the Seamen's Union is circularising the other unions with a view to obtaining their opinion regarding the sailors' netion. There are three and

a bali million organised workers in

HINDENBURG REVERTING TO FIRST PRINCIPLES?

++

▲ trench warfare has manifestly be

intelligence officer, where we examine (b) The conditions imposed by the naps and photographic views of the Berlin Government for the return of our the

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THE D.S.O.

The King has conferred the D.S.O. upon "Mr. Asquith's third son, Lt. Commander Arthur Melland Asquith, B.N.V.R., for conspicuo gallantry and devotion to

The official record of the service for

for Ireland he gave his life.

Air Lloyd George quoted Major

side with Great Britain in the great Great Britain and if it was found that trayed russian confidence and shattered enemy's lines taken by aviators. We vessels detained in English ports, which duty. world-struggle for Freedort. It was Mr. Ramsay Macionald represented Prussian hopes, Captain Reilly (the New visited Saint-Omer and Abbeville, and they had not been rejecten hy

even half a million bis Upion would be Fork Haralds Military Correspondent) from Meat-Kemmet we witnessed the a great portion of our mercantile marine which the honour is bestowed is published satisfied and he would be permitted to saks in the second section of his interest fire proceed.

Spanish

a

Government would have furcol

Rednn's last speech and rectlled

the British and German artillery.

in the Otherwise the delegates ing study, whether the Nail King" "On the following days we visited

to remain idle. that he was carried tenderly and woukl never be allowed to leave Eng may not now contemplate resorting to the schools for instruction, in the use trading with the American countries at (e) The announcement that our ships, reverently froth the battlefield by land. The London Press would he modified form of warfare in the op of trench mortars and trench fighting, war with Germany, will their out- Ulster Holliers in an Ulster wubu- invited to count the votes..

that is, to substitute for conticuous lines Jance, and declared that the appeal The meeting unanimously passed a of trenches a series of strongly fortified where troops recently arrived from Eng ward journey be subjected to the same he had just read how came to them resolution deploring the centres of resistance, some distance land are trained by veteran oficers. At conditions as those which in Europe be all from the grave on the frontier passports to Mosers. Macdonald and covered by mobile forces equipped Cassel Sir Herbert Plumer entertained able losses to var marine, and of the land Mr. Helmond gave his Jowett, repudiating their claim to held in reading and machine-gung us at ten. We passed an entire day on

life to liberate.

not

THE OBJECTS OF

THE WAR.

GREAT BRITAIN'S REPLY TO

THE RUSSIAN NOTE

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LONDON, June 13.

The reply of His Majesty's Govern-

propeso to dominate other

And ber Allies.

ה

DUTCH SUPPORT.

with field

ever can create

RIGHT OF DEFENCE.

SO, 1 WYRDBAM, UT.

(Pioner Streach SHANTED 1909

**GOD SAVE "UM. KING."

Á HISTORIC FROGLAMÄTION-IN "PIDGIN" ENGLISH.

The following appeared in the “Times” of the 24th April

A proclamation in “pidgin” English was, read in the Prize Court yesterday when the President (Sir Samuel Evans) was hearing a claim for the condemnation of a German vessel, the Siar, with her eargo, which was seized in Tekeriki, ia the New Ireland group of the Bismack Archipelago. His Tordship condered the vessel and cargo.

The proclamation to the natives, of the annexation of the German possessions In the Pacife real-

fog. you

Gazette "as follows He obtained leave to go up to the front when he heard & Bight was im minent. Later, although wounded, he returned to Brigade Beadquarters and' fors February 1, were followed by lament-

Save a clear account of the situation and of the Aghiting, which had been (d) The fact that the thus increased to be barried up and the battlefield of the Somme. The risks render the conditions of our econ- going on during the hight. He has

All boys belonging, one playe; you" represent British labour affairs and burled against an enemy involved in an

splendid victories achieved over that omic existence still.more difficult and

previously done fine work. affirming the determination of British attack on such contres.

Buvey big muster he core bow he now citizenship to wage the

Dent Counder Asquith's war er feller master, he strong feller too mach, There is nothing new in the idea, vast field, a part of which we closely almost impossible. waz**** until German militarism is destroyed and which, for that reason, would probably examined, are evidently due to the

vies dates back to Antwerp. where he you look, hin all ship stop place; he appeal strongly to the Hindenburg mind. admirable organization and direction of All these prove that the German inten guarantees are secured for Great Britain It would be marely a modern verison of the 'army in every detail, to itd.wonder- tions neither aim at acknowledging our fought in the trenches as a sub-lienteuant: small feller ship belonging him. Plenty him, now he came here to take all place the ancient system of warfare in the ful artillery and to the gallantry of the rights, as we demanded repeatedly and lie has been wounded two or three times, more big feller he stop place, belongins It was resolved further to telegraph open by armies based on fortresses. But British soldiers.

with justice, por do they take into ence in the fighting in the Dardanelles, He look out good you faller. Now he to the Prime Minister requesting theif Hindenburg is reverting to this system. We visited Calais and say ita docks account is they should do the request and has been mentioned in dispatches by look you fell look out good alongs cancellation of the passports.

it is difficult to understand why he

of a a country whose friendship till today

him Suppose you other feller master, should be falling back from the and factories, with 2000 women and has experienced to abatement and whose Sir Jan Eamilton

You no work strongest centres of resistance that, he 1,000 men working, and the Duchess of neutrality has been preserved without

He was promoted lieutenant in July he been speak you. -

slongs new feller master," he gammon, The Union has received a telegram

Sutherland's hospital, where the medical | wavering.

1915 and to lieut. comander two months. Suppose you work good with this rew ment to the Russian Note regarding the

Perhaps be Las no choice-the Allies attendance won our admiration as much If the Imperial Government persiats later.

Feller muster he look out food along y Allied war aime states that it heartily from the Dutch Seamen's Union declaring are making him do it. New York as did the spirits and courage of, the in declaring that it adheres to its deter

good feller concurs with the sentiment of the pro-it would not carry the peace delegates Herald.

A Tynemouth idior, in a letter from he look out you get ebay, & mination in order to defead its Efe, wounded. clamation to the Russian people which The Scandinavian Unions also wired

Captain Conte-Gerard de Ganay toys it. They long, bok bin new failer for sal

then it must not be astonished if Spain Antwerp to his father, wrote: It was kai-kai; he no fghting

nothing declares that free Russia does full approbation.

accompanied us during our visit to the right to defend her uwa life

Wotarelledina) HONGKONG TRAMWAY CO., LTD. French-front.

Despite the negative replies to its lay in the trenches for 20 hours and savvy him. He belonga British (Eng military train to Bar-le-Duc acd thence previous Notes the Spanish Government tracked jokes amid the terrible shell fra lish); he mere better than other feller

trusts that the German Government **Young Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minis suppose you been making paper before Approximate statement of tafie re- Verdun looks as if it had just

to Souilly to visit the Verdua zone. inestly oppreciate the senso and ler's son, was as daring an anody. His new feller master eonic you finish

time belongs im first finish tins bey ccipts for the week ending 3th June experienced a tremendous earthquake significanto of this Bote and that in moved about giving us a cheery word front longs him, you like make him new fler There are no evilians there. In future its measures will be guided by a time to time, and nothing seemed to tire paper longa mau belongs new feller Receipts Aggregate:

regard for the life of Receipta for

be look out good along with for week

an underground gallery we were the safety of cue ships, which are the him. He had no or two narrow slaves, manter 8

guests at a lanquet, and were "after carriers of pain's trade, and therefore hut, bless you, he never troubled about you, he give good fallat kui kaip pose you no look out good alenga him wards entertained with a cinemato indispensable to her economic life; and that.

the cross too muchBritish (English) 13,278

graphic exhibition and concert that the Imperial Government, fully Wait and see was Eis motto when new, feller master he like him thick 12,830.

546

by pollu. That night more than appreciating the difficult economic sitas the shella begun to By aroust, and he feller max too much. He like him

tion of Spain, will enter into discussion seventy big : German; bömbs fell on 4th the Branlah Governments regarding locked, as if he was not going to worry till same vou picespinalonga" bimg.you Vardan over our heads. We went dowe measures which may be biten within one bit-him Officers like him make a lot get black feller master. belonging you he Police master. You look out to the trenches near the ruins of the limits of railltary noetssities for the of difference to then, and there is not one placa slougs with him he look out plate Haudiaumont and stopped for a time at mitigation of the difficulties, which have

of us who would not go through fire and alongs with you. You no fght:uther 150 metres from the enemy,

arisen in pain.

feller black men, other feller place, you: water for him. Senor Alesis Galiano concluded by

Do kaj ksi mam You no ateşi Maryn saying that the reasona be had given in

belongina other feller black man. He Anish talk alongs with you soon, of the Allies are all confirmed by reality his books for his belief in the victory of SAFE SURE ALWAYS CURES.

wad býo ship, belongina new felle? SOMETHING DEPENDABLE he come sand look out place, bek What France and England have achieved not suffer from cramp, sole or

LARRHOEA is always more or less you. You kok out him now Belon pain in the stomach when Cham- in military perfection during the war are, he says more than human fancy Ready got to the right spot and gives prépared

prevalent during this weather. Be place belbogins You, you speakibim berlain' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea

Chamberlain's Colic, the BRING..

Med

been talk with you nowy can imagine. He will publish Nome

immediate: rallet. You cannot afford to

saya be three good; teller articles on his trip with Conde de Albizitasut it if you are Ribject to 2n the... – Apoca l'and in a book to be attacks of; this kind Fora

erdists feller ind Chemistą, mod Storekeɔpera

THE KING'S SYMPATHY.

peoples or to deprive them of their THE LATE MAJOR REDMOND, national patrimony or forcibly to occupy foreign territory. The reply) proceeds: "Great Britain did not enter the war as a war of conquest and is not Leontinuing the war for any such object. Great Britain's purpose at the outset was to defend its existence and to caforce respect for international engage monts

YORKSHIRE TEXTILE WORKERS.

BIG ADVANCE IN WAGES.

LONDON, June 12,

!

LONDON, June 11. The King has telegraphed to Mr. John Redmond that he is grieved to hear of the death of his brother, Major William Redmond, who had given gallant This year service and set a noble example in the

Last year Encrease Decrease....

war;

Mr. Lloyd George has telegraphed that no man has ever won the affection of the House of Commons more completely and without surrendering one iota of his political faith, than the late Mr. Redmond

PRESS CENSORSHIP IN GERMANY,

Sir George Askwith has awarded advances, varying from fifty per cent. to thirty per cent, above pre-war rates, to 190,000 Yorkshire textile workers. The operatives asked for seventy per cent, but they have accepted the awards. The applica fionconstitutes a record wires the arrival of

1 the tertils trade, od

poane deputati

23 weeks

309,275 310,411

.8,136

ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE,"

No. 1.K.V.A.D.

Dr. Johnson, P.C.M.O., at the The end lecture on First Aid will be Halone May Institute on Thursday next LONDON, June L1, at-3.16 p.m.

Classce will be hard at Mr Tisdolls Saturday's issue of the Berlin Lobalas

housa overy Wednesday morning at 10. suppresset for

Am All members of the VA«D= aco printing reports of favited

Austrian military. Petrograde

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