The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-20

for publication herewith a series of communications between the German Imperial government and the Russian l Bolshevik government and bttween the Bolsheviks themselveA, and also l the report thereon made to George Creel by Edgar Sisson, the commit tees social representative in Russia | during the winter of 1917-1S. These documents show that the present heads of the Bolshevik gov ernment - Lenine and Trotsky and their associates-are German agents. They show that the treaty of Brest- Litovsk we a betrayal of the Russian people by the German agents Lenine and Trotsky; that a German picked commander was chosen to defend Petrograd against the Germans; that German officers have been secretly received by the Bolshevik government as military advisers, as spies upon the embassies of Russia's allies, as officers in the Russian army, and as directors of the Bolshevik military, foreign, and domestic policy. They show, in short, that the present Bolshevik government is not a Russian govern 1nent at all, but a German govern Hnent, acting solely in the interests of Germany and betraying the Russian people, as it betrays Russia's natural allies, for the benefit of the Imperial German government alone.
 And they show also that the Bolshe- vik leaders, for the same German Imperial ends, have equally betrayed the working classes of Russia whom fheV pretend to represent.
 The documents are some 70 in number. Many are originals, anno- tated by Bolshevik officials. The bal ance of the others are photographs of originals showing annotations. And they corroborate a third set of type written circulars of which only two originals are possessed but all of which fit perfectly into the whole pattern of German intrigue and Ger man guilt.
 The first document is photograph of a report made to the Bolshevik leaders by two of their assistants, in forming them that in accordance with their instructions, there had been re- moved from the archives of the Rus sian Ministry of Justice, the order of the German Imperial Bank allowing money to Comrades Lenine, Trotsky, and others for the propaganda of peace in Russia; and that, at the same time, "all the books" of bank in Stockholm had been 'audited' to conceal the payment of money to Lenine, Trotsky, and their associates by order of the German Imperial Bank.
 This report is endorsed by Lenine, with his initials, for deposit in "the secret department" of the Bolshevik files. And the authenticity of the re- port Is supported by Document No. 2, which is the original of a report sent by a German General Staff represent ative to the Bolshevik leaders, warm ing them that he had in his possession the original order of the German I'm perial Bank referred to in Document No i, and pointing out that evidently "at the proper time steps were moi taken to destroy the above mentioned documents"
 Document No. 8 is the original pro tocol signed by several Bolshevil leaders and dated November 2, 1917 showing that Ion instruction of tht representatives of the German Genera Staff in Petrograd" and with the con sent of the Council of Peoples Com missars," of which Trotsky and Le nine were the heads, two incriminat ing German circulars had also beel taken from the department of Secre service of the Petrograd district anC given to the secret service departmen of the German General Staff in Pet rograd. On the bottom of the protocc the German adjutant acknowledge receipt of the two discriminating cir culars with his cipher signature. An to complete the evidence the circular are themselves penciled with tn cipher signature of the head of tn German secret service bureau.
 These two circulars apparently ha been obtained by some Russian ageT in Germany and transmitted to Rus sia. The German General Staff ev dently wished to get them back order to destroy them. By the orde of the German General Staff and wit the "consent" of Lenine and Trotsk they are turned over to the German to be destroyed. Why? Becaus they are conclusive proof that c June g, 1914, the German governmeI was preparing for war, several weel before the assassination of the Au trian Archduke, which was made tt pretext for war.
 One circular is an order from tt German General Staff, dated June
 1914, informing "all industrial col cerns' in Germany to open the scale envelops containing their "industri mobilization plans and registratiC forms" so that they might be prepa ed for the war for which the excu had not yet been found.
 The second circular is an ord from the German General Staff of Il High Sea Fleet, dated November z 1914, calling for the mobilization
 "all destructive agents and observer in the United States and Canada the purpose of preventing the. saili of ships from American ports to Ru sia, France and England. The ord calls for explosions, strikes "dela, embroilments and difficulties" and Recommends the employment
 anarchists and escaped criminal for the purpose.
 It is these damning proofs of
 German conspiracy against the T tions of Europe in June. 1914, a
 against the United States in Novel Der, 1914-it is these that Lenine a Trotsky surrendered to the Germ
 Secret Service i.~>Petrograd on orc
 of "the representatives of the G.
 man General Staff in Petrograd."
 And they surrender them in cc
 formity with a working agreem, between the Bolshevik leaders and [
 German General Staff, of whi
 agreement photograph is includ
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