This matter was fought out in the courts last year when Dr. E. A. Bryan, state commissioner of agriculture, brought suit against C. C. Van Dusen, state auditor, to require him to keep the federal funds for the university separate from the state funds. The courts decided in favor of the commissioner of education and the auditor was required to segregate the funds and he sent a draft for the federal fund to the treasurer of the board of regents at Moscow. The facts are that instead of the state giving the university $1,123,992 it only gives $651,000 and this is for maintenance, buildings, improvements and all expenses for two full years. 1919 and 1920.

That the old German government is planning a coup by which it hopes to regain control of that distressed country and reestablish a monarchy probably with one of the sons of the former kaiser on the throne, is the sensational news received today.

Entente troops have been sent to Mannheim, Germany, where the Spartacists have been in control and a clash between the revolutionists and the allied forces is expected.

The German government is sending troops to Saxony to quell the outbreak there and has issued orders for drastic measures to be used.

Bolsheviki forces have been seriously defeated in Estonia and in Siberia, and have suffered heavy losses on both fronts.

England refuses to raise the blockade of Germany until the peace treaty is signed by which time it is hoped Germany will be totally disarmed and be impotent to start another war.

The cable news received today follows:
Monarchists Planning Coup. 