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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-23
Chicago Futures
Cash Grain

Cash Grain
 Chicago, November 22.-Corn. No. 7, yellow, old, s1.49; No. ?, yellow, new. S.4S; No. 4, yellow, old. $l. 46@l. AS; yellow, new, $1.32.
 Oats No. 8. white, 74a.a75a4c; standard. 75hkI7614c.
 Rye, No. 2, s1. 1.70@1.71. Barley, 9541. .07c; i; timothy, $7n1o.25; clover nominal Pork nominal; lard, s26.65; ribs, nomi- nal.
 Kansas City, November 22.-Corn, firm. No. 2, mixed s1.54 e 1.55; No. 2. white, s157@1.59; No. 9 yellow, $1.55 @1.59. Oats, steady; No. 2, white, I6c; No. 2. mixed. 721a @7Sc. Butter, eggs and poultry unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-23
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Corrected November IT. rms
 Arrival ana departure of passenG ( sf trains. Birniin shaf7i; The follow{fir schedule figures published as inforrna- tidh, are not guaranteed. V
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McREYNOLDS & JULIAN
 BHOKERS F

Members N. Q. Cotton Exchange
 Chicago Hoard of Trade Correspondence H. sG II. Becr,, New Or- leans, La., Clement Curtis X Co.,, Chi. cago, J. $. Bache 4 Co.,. New YUrk.s
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refs lower. The local spot market was still reported nominal. as, the small sales reported were. not considered suf- ficient to establish firm quotations.
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s. K. Stewart &.(N.

401-2 Woodward BIdg. Grain handled In lots 1000 bushels and upward. Also fractional lots of stock. Personal Attention to All Orders Private W ircs w. |. FxAkSiyTSs Phone Main 5OS Manager
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-23
Metal Market

. New York November 22.--Metal ex- change quotes lead unchanged; spot, S-o5c; spelter steady; East St. Louis spot, S.20@S.30c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-23
Rice Market

l New Orleans, November as.-Rough rice l no sales; receipts 5394 millers 493l. Clean rice sales, 1850 pockets Honduras 6is@91sc; l HIS Japan, TAG; 511S Bluerose, 5A@1Ac.
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Naval Stores

Savannah, November 23.4-Turpentine steady. 7fis@7se; sales, 1es; receipts, 50; shipments, lz0; stock. N,ii0 Resin firm; sales. 48l; receipts, "A shipments, 4S6 stock, 5s,4s2. Quote: B, D and F. sl540; r. si545i
 c, s15.5O; H. sl5.S5; l. $l5.70; K. s16.4 .40 N, VIC; and wv. LEGO. N&s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-23
New York Futures
American Cotton and Grain Exchange

Quotations: Middling upland cotton, United States standard, New York:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-23
FOOD BOARD PRICES FOR SATURDAY, NOV. 2s, 1918,
Retailer Consumer

pays pays SUGAR per cwt per ID. Granuated .........$ 9.2S@9.64 i0.f5g1LO0c Retailers profit on sugar must not ex-
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INDICATIONS NOM P0|NI
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Where Can ! Find Relief From
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recommending for your attention |Aloaders' gangs among whom there are many anarchists and escaped cri- minals, and that you get into touch with German and neutral shipping offices as a means of observing ag- ents of enemy countries who are re- ceiving and shipping the munitions.
 Money required for the hiring of and bribing of persons necessary for the designated purpose will be placed at your disposal at your request Ma chrichten bureau of the General Staff of the High Sea Fleet. Koenig.
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UNITED STATES AGENTS IN RUSSIA BARE HUN PLOT INTRIGUE ANl

altho deposited in the secret archieve of the Bolsheviki. were required to be returned later to representative of the German general staff fin Pe- trograd, that they might be destroy <ed.
 But the evidence of them remain. ed in the fabric of roguery and into the vacancies they fit perfectly.
 The Bolshevikf 1eaderS, themselves informed their ''comrades' that the German government had required the return of the order of the German bank depositing 5OOOO 900 gold rubles in Stockholm bank for alenine and Trotzky, and that at the same time accounts Of the bank had been audited" to conceal the pay ments.
 The first installment of the reve- 1ations appearing herewith is pre- faced by an official statement by the Committee on Public Information which tells briefly what the succeed ling installments of documents will prove.
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grad:
 l. Circular of the German general staff No. 421. dated June g, 1914, con. cerning the immediate mobilization oi
 all industrial enterprises in Ger. many and,
 ?. Circular No. 93, dated Novem.
 ber 2S. 1914, of the general staff of
 the high sea fleet concerning the sending into enemy countries of spe- I cial agents for.the destruction of wal l supplies and materials. The above noted circulars were gi- ven over under signed receipt into the secret service department of tho German staff in Petersburg. Authorized by the Council of Peo- ples' Commissars. r. Zalkind, E. lPolivanoff. C(Illegi- bic, but may be Mehanishin) A. JOf. ire
 The circulars Nos. 421 and 93 men toned in this protocol and also one copy of this protocol were received on the 3rd of November, 1917, by the secret service department of the Ger man general staff in Petrograd. Hen rich, adjutant
 Note: These circulars enclosed are in German and are as follows:
 q. Or. General staff, central Ab- theilung, section M. x. blank, Ber- lin).
 Circular of June g. 1914.
 To beZirkscommendant
 Within tewtny-four hours of the receipt of this circular you are to in- form all industrial concerns by wire that the documents with industrial mobilization plans and with regis tration forms be opened, such as are referred to in the circulars of the commission of Count von Walcersee and Caprivi of June 27, 1887.
 No. 421, mobilization section.
 @ general staff of the high sea fleet, No. 93.)
 Circular of November 2S, 1914. reinen:
 You are ordered to mobilize im- mediately all destruction agents and observers in those commercial and military ports in Canada and Am- erica where munitions are being load ed on ships going to Russia, France and England. Where there are store houses of such munitions and where fighting units are stationed it is ne- cessary to hire through third parti- es who stand in no relation to the of- ficial representatives of Germany agents for arranging explosions on ships bound for enemy countries and for arranging delays, embroilments, and difficulties during the loading. sPIv oM asOdLnd sIql IOd sd!qs 10 Su!ppolun pue suluole1slp
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comprise the dan1ning record,
 Some of the originals, it is shown berg. With either of these sigma lures the requests of the above men, toned persons should be complied with without delay.
 74S9 Imperial Bank.
 I have no copy of this circular no, photograph of it, but Document Mo- 2, next in order, proves it's authenci- city at once curiously and absolute ly. Particular interest attaches to this circular because of Bolsheviki public denial of it's existence. It was sone of several German circulars pub- lished in Paris in the Petite Parish enne last winter. The Petrograd Bol- sheviki papers proclaimed it a false hood. Zalkind,. whose signature ap- pears not only here, but on the pro- tocol, was an assistant foreign minis ter. He was sent in February on a mission outside of Russia. He was in Christiania s&A April when l was there, Have photograph of the let ter.
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DOCUMENT NO TWO. (No 6451. Secretly
(G. G. s. NACHRICHTEN BUREAU. SECTION R.)

February 12
 The secret service department has the honor to inform you that there were found on the arrested Captain Koshin two German documents with notations and stamps of the Peters burg secret police (Okrana) which show themselves to be the original orders of the Imrerial Bank Mo- 7433, March ?, 1917. concerning the. open- ing of accounts for Messers Lenine, sumenson, Koslovsky. Trotzky, and other active workers on the peace propa ganda, by order No. 2754 of the Imperial Bank.
 These discoveries show that at the proper time steps were not taken to destroy the above mentioned docu- ments.
 For the head Of the department:
 R. BAUER, Adjutant.
 BukhOlm.
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|1EN1NE AND TROTsKY, BOLSHEv1KI LEADERS
 pA1D IN GOLD TO HAVE RUSSIA DESERT ALLIES FOR GERMANY'S CAUSE.
.puRED HUN DOCUMENTS SHOW THAT GERMNY PLANNED |laMlEsT WORLD TWO YEARS BEFORE US. ENTERED WAR
Gsised Documents Show New Story of Germans Human Treachery and of Intrigue That Places Her on
 Pedestal With Judas and His Silver Pieces

l lege as placing it's perpetrators Q, pedestal with Judas and his thirt, pieces of silver
 The intrigue appears to have bee, carried down to the last detail O arrangement with typical German system.
 It will be revealed completely fl series of seven articles furnished by the Committee on Public Tnforma tion for publication each morning beginning today. until the series is complete.
 Not only do the disclosures prove that Lenine, Trotzky, and their band ale paid German agents, they show that the Bolsheviki revolution which threw Russia into such orgy of mur- der and excesses as the world sell dom has seen, actually was arranged by the German general staff.
 Betrayed Russia.
 They show how the paid agents of Germany betrayed Russia at the Brest-Ltovsk peace conference: :: how German staff officers secretly have been received by the Bolshevi- Xxi as military advisers; how they have acted as spies upon the embas- sfes of the nations with which Rus sia was allied or at peace; how they effectually have directed the Bolshe- wiki foreign, domestic and economic policy wholly in the interest of Ger many and the shame and degrada- tion of Russia.
 They show how picked German was detailed to defend" Petrograd against the German army and an extent of the German intrigue and domination almost beyond the realm of imagination"
 Marked Secret and Private."
 Originals of documents, photo graphs or originals and typewritten some of them marked livery secret or '.private' and many of them bearing the annotations of the Bolsheviki leaders themselves; some of them containing reference to "com- rade Trotzky." or "comrade Lenine"
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erts, head of the bureau. as will ho shown in Document No. 5. The Ger man intent here was to remove from the records of the old Russian govx ernment the evidence. first, that Ger many was beginning in June, 1914, it's active preparation for the var that surprised the world in August. 1914, and. second, to remove the evidence of it's responsibility for incendarism and explosions in the United States. a country with which Germany was then at peace. The result was to give new evidence of the trutA of the charges.
 Have original of protocol and have the printed circulars.
 (Coniinned on next page)
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Associated Press.
 'Washington, Sept. 15.-Proof ra. ring any doubts that Lenine and lrotsky the Bolsheviki leaders, arc sd German agents-if indeed. any foubt remain are laid before the 1orld today by the U. s. government the first installment of an amaz- F series of official documents dis. insed through the Committee on Ptblic information.
 Secured in Russia by American rents, these documents not only show ev the German government, through K imperial bank, paid, it's gold to 1nine, Trotzky, and their immediate eociates, to betray Russia into de- Kting her allies, but give added loofs, if any be necessary, that ,rmany had perfected her plans for xar of world conquest long before E assassinations at SarevejO, which the world is now convinced, con- aisntly furnished her pretext.
 Getting Ready for @Work.''
 Ihe documents further show that 6lpfe the world war was four months
 and more than two years before eU. s. was drawn into 1t, Germany leady was setting afoot her plans .mohilize destructive agents and l6iyeF6 z to cause explosions, strik- And outrages in this country and lined the employment of "anar- IT and escaped criminals" for the Almost ranking in their sensation iature with the notorious Zimmer- n note proposing war by Mexico
 11pan upon the United States, Eh was first given to the world uugh the Associated Press, these syhnents lay bare a new strata of sssian intrigue. new view of the tkings Of Kultur. to disrupt the al-
 sanding between the world and serisnn.
 Story of Treachery. AAey disclosed a new story of hu-
 treachery for gold which might Aost we'll be described with sacri-
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PROTOCOL.

This protocol, written by us on the 2nd of November, 1917, in duplicate with the consent of the, Council of Peoples Comraissars, is taken from the department. of secret service of the Petrograd district and the former department of police (Okrana) on in- structions of the representatives of the German general staff in Petro-
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