Amsterdam, Oct. 10.
Moscow has asked for anid obtained Jample reward for assistance promised to Germany, according to the Berlin correspondent of the. "Telograat.
"The reward comprised not only the astern part of Poland." the cor Fespondent says, "but also the libera~ tion of the Baltic States.
"This was a painful sacrifice for Germany, which agreed only after hesitation "and long deliberation, Russin's Intrusion towards the west has not only restricted one of the most' Important. spheres of German influence, but Germany is also com-polled {6 give up a historic land of the "German order" and a valuable Montevideo, Oct. 10.
German freighter Borkum, which has been anchored here since the opening of the war, has sailed from the outer harbour secretly, with out obtaining a permit, according to the Uruguayan maritime authorities Under international law, it inted out, failure to obtain clear-papers classifics the Borkum and the German steamer Gonzenhelm which departed in similar citeumstanees three weeks ago, as pirate vessels.—Reuter.
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