IMPERIAL AND ROYAL MILITARY COMMAND IN ZAGREB.

PRESS BUREAU, No. 3050.

_The Spreading of Disquieting News among the Population._

TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE IMPERIAL AND

ROYAL SECRET COUNCILLOR DR. IVAN

BARON SKERLECZ, Ban of the Kingdom of

Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia.

ZAGREB, _November_ 26, 1914.

[This document, signed by Lieut.-Field-Marshal Scheure, draws

attention to a secret society in Zagreb which from the beginning of

the War is said to have been circulating false reports, not only with

reference to "the most incredible news of our troops being defeated,"

but also as to the attitude of neutral States and of our own tried and

excellent commanders, who are said to "have practised treachery,

followed by suicide." The Ban's attention is directed to the

introduction of hostile newspapers, and he is asked to have the

foreign consuls in Zagreb discreetly watched. He is also told that in

Zagreb the bank officials are said to have discouraged the citizens

from investing in war loans.]

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