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New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

Bolsheviki and Anarchists Fighting
in MoscoW.-Headlne. Are they
fighting again or yet, and why dis
tinguish between the two parties?
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
FACTS AND FANCTF,S.

Becausc just one man failed to do
ms dutF, the suffrage amendment
1alled IN the Senate. What a nice
ume ne Will have explaining it
Schenectady Union Star
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

AND now we are ready for the
fourth Liberty Loan as soon as 1t is
needed!-Atlanta Constitution.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

When the New York Times calls
Russia, q Don Quixote it runs off the
track. Don QuiXote was always look
ing for a scrap--Charleston News and
Courier.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

The movement to keep the girls on
the farm seems to be meeting with
considerable success in New. England
this season.-Concord Monitor
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

Let the farmers keep the girls at
home and they will not lack volun-
teers to help with the crops-Balti-
more American,
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

RED CROSS PARADE SATURDAY
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

Germany is evidently repeating in
Russia the cruelties which it commit
ted in Belgium and France and which
it will repeat wherever it has the OPP
portunity. News.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

Issued daily (Sunday excepted) at 4:15 p. M
at Herald Building. ST Church St
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
To FAX.

tomorrow youH be married.
But today you still are free,
SO tonight let's have party. Fax,
Just for YOU and me.
ART.
MAY & I412
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

General Maurice, who was returned
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

Entered at the Post Office at New Britain
as Second Glass Mail Matter.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

ned CROSS PARADE sATrrPDAv
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

If Ostend and Zeebrugge are
blocked. the desire Of the Germans to
get to Calais will be intensified
Springfield Republican.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
Britain Herald.

HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Propri9tors.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

You have no reason to be ashamed
Of your poverty if you acquired it
honestly
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

Ex-Mayor Mitchell Of New York Is
now an aviator, which is a higher Of
fice.--Dallas News.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

ST. Paul is evidently Of a different
mind from Milwaukee. The loyalty
candidate in the former city won by
a vote Of two to one.--Portland Press
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

Nicaragua is the twentieth nation
to enlist. Mexico's isolation is becom-
ing more prominent. but no one will
call 1t splendid-New York Evening
Sun.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

The word farm rette" is a crime
against the dictionary and an insult
to the women who are doing farm
worl1.--Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

MS dul%, the suffrage amendment
failed in the Senate. What a nice
time he will have explaining it
Schenectady Union-Sta
And now we are ready for the
fourth Liberty Loan as soon as it is
needed,-Atlanta Constitution.
When the New York Times calls
Russia q Don Quixote it runs off the
track. Don QuiXote was always look
Courier.
The movement to keep the girls on
the farm seems to be meeting with
considerable success in New England
this season.-Concord Monitor.
Let the farmers keep the girls at
home and they will not lack volun-
teers to help with the crops-Balti-
more American,
Germany is evidently repeating in
Russia the cruelties which it commit
ted in Belgium and France and which
it will repeat wherever it has the op-
ortunity.-Newport News.
st. Paul is evidently Of a different
mind from Milwaukee. The loyalty
candidate in the former city won by
a vote of two to one.--Portland Press.
Nicaragua is the twentieth nation
to enlist Mexico's isolation IS becom-
ing more prominent but no one will
call 1t splendid-New York Evening
Sun.
The word '|farme rette" is crime
against the dictionary and an insult
to the women who are doing farm
work.--Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
If Ostend and Zeebrugge are
blocked. the desire Of the Germans to
get to Calais will be intensified
Springfield Republican.
You have no reason to be ashamed
Of your poverty if you acquired it
honestly.-Life.
F1x-Mayor Mitchell Of New York is
now an aviator, which is q, higher Of
fice.--DallaS News.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

May Is, 1913.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15
Would Danish" Allies

For five years from the signing Of
peace English, French and American
capital in Russia is to be 'banishcd'
and mot to be allowed in the following
industries: Coal, metalurgical, ma
chine building, oil chemical and phar-
maccutical.' These Industries are to be
developed under the control of 'su
prone advisory organ, consisting of ten
Russian specialists, ten from German
industrial organizations and the Ger
man and Austrian banks Germany
and Austria are to ENJOY the unlimited
privilege Of sending mechanics and
qualified workmen into Russia All
other foreign mechanics and workmen
are not to be allowed to enter at all
for five years after the conclusion Of
peace between Russia and Germany.
Private banks in Russia arise only with
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15
Report Made by Edgar Sisson
On BoZsheuik Deals With Huta

"Threc groups Of documents are sub
jected to internal analysis in the ma
tcrial that follows. One group con-
sists of originals, one group consists
Of photographs Of documents believed
still to be in the file rooms of the Rus
sian Bolsheviki, and the third (the ap-
pendix to the first instalment), of type
written circulars that have not been
traced to their originals except in the
case of two of tho number The chief
Importance of the third group is that
its appearance inspired the efforts that
led to the uncoverng OF the other
groups. And they fit into the fabric
Of the whole.
"fhe first set of these appendix cir
culars came into my hands on Febru-
aly ?, in Pctrograd. An additional set
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15
Proves Germans Began Preparing
War Mobilization on June 9, 1914

ROOF that Germany had begun June 1914 active pepara
or world 1914,
given the documents found by Edgar Sisson in Russia
There indication the document that the German
preparations extended back 1887 when Count Capriv
aterwad Chancellor chief Of the Admiralty and Count Won Wal
Mokc the General Staff.
circular which apparently had been obtained by Russian
agent etrograd returned the Imperial Ger
by presumably destroyed
should evidence that the plotted
Germany. 1t follows:
Section Nj, No (blank Bcrlinl
CIRCULAR OF JUNE 9, 1914.
TO REXIRKSCOMMENDAN NTEN:
Within "a hours of the receipt of this circular to
all industrial by that the documents with
industrial molzati and with be
opened the of the
Of Count Waldcrsee and Capiv Of June 27, 1887.
No. 42l. lfObHieoti0 Section.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15
Bolsheuik Revolution
Arranged in Berlin

and England. The order calls for ex-
plosions, strikes delays, cmbro'ments
and difficulties. and it recommends the
employment Of anarchists and escaped
criminals for the purpose.
ut is these damning proofs Of Ger
man conspiracy against the nations OF
Europe in June, 1914, and against the
United States in November, 19li-it is
these that Lcninc and Trotzky sur
rendered to the German Secret Service
in Petrograd on order of the repre-
sentativcs Of the German General Sta'f
IN Pctrograd.'
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15

sition for money for tho
peace propaganda in Russia Wi, :
received through Finland Tboso y
QUESTIONS viii emanate frona *
following; Lenine. zinoviea. K.a. s'
eneH. Trotzky, sumenson Kn',sa a"'
sky, koliontai, Sivers and NarL.'' 49,
accounts for whom have been o- ''''
ed in accordance with our orsa~ psA' w
279l IN the agencies Of private r.. ~
man businesses in Sweden - s''
and Switzerland All these roc-'.
should bear one Of the two follo,,;.
signatures; Dishau or Mikers.-s
With either OF these signature =,
requests Of the above -roe,,;.', ''''
persons should be complied W.,
without delay ''''
7433. Imperial Bank
~ have not a copy Of this cir,n,..
nor photograph Of It, but docnr.as.
No. 2, next in order, proves i. -
thenticity al once curiously and -
soluteiy. Particular interest att
to this circular because Of Bolss.~g
public denial Of it's exjsteace :.
one Of several German circulars NJ Ss'
ljsbed in Paris by the "Pe.it par;.;..- -
last winter The Petrovrad Bol,,.~s
papers proclaimed it a falsehoos ,,
kind, whose signature appears not ~,
here but on the protocol. was a,
sistant Foreign Minister lie wax a..
in February on A mission outs;d. :.
Russia. He was in Christiania in AM
when I was there.
Have photographs of the let.s.s
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15

Judgment Of facts became apparent
''Thc material is presented in its re-
port form, with the addition Of some
later data. For instance, was not
able to learn until several weeks after
left Russia that the German order
(Which posscsscd) naming the Rus
sian who was to defend Pctrograd
had been obeycd.
The text Of the documents disclose
both the methods and the effects of the
German conspiracy. not alone against
Russia, but thc world. With each doc
umcnt is the indication of whether
it is an original or photograph. With
each document is an interprctatlye
tote"
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15
+. ZALK1ND.
+. POLIKANOFF.
Plotters Controlled Commissars

"Note The Russian Council Of Peo-
pies Commissars was dominated by
the president, Vladimir Ulianov Lc-
ninc); the then Foreign Minister
Leon Trotzky, now War Minister; and
the Ambassador to Germany A. Joffc
The marginal Endorsement in writing
is TO the secret department, 3. u
This is the fashion in which Lcnine Is
accustomed to initial himself The
English equivalent would be V. u. for
Vladimir Ulianov. SO, even if there
existed no further record of German
Imperial Bank order No. 7433, here
would be the proof Of its contents, and
here is the link connecting Lenine di-
rectly with his action and his guilt.
would be the proof Of its contents.
The content matter of the circular cx-
lists, however, and herewith follows:
''Ordcr Of the I'd Of March, 1917,
Of the Imperial Bank for the repre-
sentatives of all German banks in
Sweden:
"'Notice is hereby given that requi
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15
Document No. I

Peoples Commissa'y
for Foreign Afairs,
Peiyogrod, November rs, 19f7.
TO the Chairman of the Council Of
Peoples Commissars:
In accordance with the resolution
passed by tho conference of Peoples
Commlssars, Comrades Lcninc. rrotz-
ky, Podvoisky, Dybenko and Volo-
darsky, the following has been exc
cutcd by US:
/. In the archives of the Ministry
of Justice from the dosscr re "trea-
SON. of Comrades Lcnine, ZinovoT,
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15

Koslovsky, Kollontai and others, has
been removed the order Of the Ger
man imperial Bank, No. 7433, Of the
I'd Of March 1917, for allowing
money to Comrades Leninc. ZinovieG.
kamencff, Trotzky, Sumcnson, Kos
lovsky and others for the propaganda
Of peace in Russia.
g There have been audited all the
books Of the Mia Bank, at Stockholm,
containing the accounts Of Comrades
Leninc, Trotzky, ZinoveiT and others,
which were opened by the order Of
the German Imperial Bank No 2754.
These books have been delivered to
Comradc Muller. who was sent from
Berlin
Authorized by the commissar for
foreign affairs.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15

zone circular is an order from tho
German General STAFF, dated June O.
1913, informing all industrial concerns
in Germany to open the sealed envcl-
opes containing their industrial mobi-
lizaton plans and registration forms
so that they might be prepared for the
war for which the excuse had not yet
been found.
"Thc Second circular is an order
from the German General staff of tho
High Sea Fleet, dated November os,
1914. calling for the mobilization Of all
destructive agents and observers in the
United States and Canada for the pur-
pose of preventing the sailing of ships
from American ports to Russia, France
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15

adviscment' and the ground prepared
IN the Soviet of the Workmcns and
Soldiers Deputies in case the Council
OF Peoples Commissars will not acccdc
to these rcquests'
Plot Details Exposed
various details Of the conspiracy
between the Bolshevik leaders and the
German General staff arc exposed in
documents is TO 90 These are photo
graphs of letters which passed between
IN" Bolshevik leaders and tho German
General Stan or the German officers
m Russia Document 2l shows that
on November |, 1917. when Russia was
st1Il regarded as an ally Of Great Brit
am, France and America, the German
General Staff was having the honor ia
request the Bolshcvik leaders to in
form 1t at the earliest possible mo-
"eht concerning the quantity and
storage place Of the supplies that have
oceh received from America. England
and France, and also the units which
are keeping guard over the stores
document Is shows the German
"eneral Stall requiring the Bolshcvik
leaders to send 'agitators to the camne
ol inc Russian prisoners of war IN
Germany in order that thcv micht
procure spies to work among the Eng
; ilSh and French troops and to further
peace propaganda And this is nro.
posed by the German General StaN rs
oe'hg according to the negotiations be-
tween the Russian and German peace
delegations at Brest-Litovsk.'
In Document 22 the Bolshevik load
ers and the Germans are arranging to
SEND agents agitators and aront-dc-
structors' out of Vladivostok so norris
OF the United States. Japan and British
colonies in Eastern Asia
Fraudulent Passports
I'm Document 16 Trotzky is provid-
ing fraudulent passports for German
officers who are going to England,
France and America as spies and enemy
agents. And Document II shows
lrotzky lndorslng similar proposal
to be urgently executed. l.. T.
"Three German submarines are to be
sent to the Pacific on the TRANSIT
berian Railway by orders of the Ger
man High Command in Document 23.
Lists of German and Russian spies
watching the British, French and
American embassies in Petrograd are
given in Document % And finally. in
Document Is, the Bolshcvik leaders are
warned that information concerning
the connection of the German govern
ment with the Bolshevik workers. has
leaked out and that Russian troops are
hearing of it.
Letters arc given to show how the
Bolshevik leaders and the German off
GERS arranged for the assassination of
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15

appeared the following day at an Office
whore | frequently called. a third ap-
feared in another quarter day af
terward. One set was in Russian and
two in English On February 5 | held
all three sets. A possible explanation
for their appearance at this time and
their intent Is given in the appendix.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15
Further Investigation

"By themselves they were plausible,
but not substantiated. Having first
performed the obvious duty Of analyz-
ing them for surface values and trans
hitting them and the analysis to Wash
ington, | turned. therefore, to the tasl.
of further Investigation.
''It is not yet possible to name those
who helped, but in two weeks time the
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15
8 Prove Betrayal of Russia Was Bougl

Russian Nationalist leaders Docu-
mcnts 35, 80 and 52); for tho dcstruc-
tion of tho Polish legionarcs in the
Russian army ,Documcnts 40 TO AZ;
for the disorganzation OF the Rumn-
nian army and tho deposing of The
Rumanian King Document 80, for
the substitution Of officers satisfactory
60 Germany IN command of Russian
troops, instead of patriotic Russian
generals documents 81 and 32); for
the suppression Of patriotic agitation
among tho Russian soldiers CDocu-
mcnts l3 and ld) for an attack upon
tho Italian Ambassador in Pctrograd
and the theft of his papers (Docu.
mcnts 26 and 80, and for Che employ
mcnt Of German soldiers in Russian
uniforms against the Russian national
armies in the south Document 35l.
Letters Indorscd by Trotzky
"Scvcral of tho letters are indoYscd
by Trotaky. Even standing alone, they
arc complete proof that the Bolshcvik
i'll Russia and obcying German orders
to act against all Gcrmany's enemies
and even against Russia itself.
"Morcovcr, these Bolshcvik leaders
acted as German agents by supprossing
their own Socialist revolution in tho
Russian provinces where their doc
trincs intcrforcd with German plans
Of annexation. Document d6 is the
original letter from the Pctrograd dc
partmcnt of the German General Staff,
addressed to. the Bolshcvik Commissar
of Foreign Affairs.
at reads:
According to Instructions of the
representative Of our General StaH,
have the honor once more to INSIST
that you recall from Estland, lltva ana
Courland all agitators Of the Central
Executive Committee Of the Soviet OF
Workmen and Soldiers Dcputics.' And
in Document AT the General Statl or
dcrs the Rolsheviki to cease the agita-
ton in Esthonia which had finally
led to the German landlords be ing de
clarcd outlawed,' and to take immedl-
ate steps for the restoring of the
rights Of the above mentioned German
landlords.'
Germans Cheat BolsheviN
"Another group of letters No. So to
36) shows how the Germans cheated
the Rolshevik leaders in their dealings
with the Ukraine and made separate
German peace with the antiBolshcvIk
leaders in that Russian province. And
another group shows the Germans as
sistine both sides of the civil war IN
Finland documents 3S, 43 and 53).
"The documents, as they follow, are
given in the report form in which they
were transmitted by Mr.. Sisson to Mr..
Creel chairman of the committee, with
some later Data added and carefully in
dicated For instance, Mr.. Sisson did
not learn until several weeks after he
had left Russia that the German order
(Which he possessed naming the Rus
sian who was to defend Pctrograd
had been obeyed.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-15

the consent of tho union Of German
and Austrian banks. And 50 forth.
And this conspiracy between Ger
man imperial capitalism and The pre-
tended Russian. Reds is indorscd by n
bolShcv'k leader with the recommends
tlons that it should be taken under
adV'sement' and the ground prepared
IN the Soviet of the Workmcn's and
Soldiers Deputies in cnsc the Council
OF Peoples Commissars will not acccdc
TO these rcnuestS'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-11-21
A hEavV MAIL BUSINESS

The handling Of the mail tor the
Federal Food Administration for West
Virginia Is no small problem. One OF
the Office rooms Of the Administers
ton in the National Bank OF West Vir'
ginia Building is devoted exclusively
to receiving, addressing and dispatch
ing mail matter. During the past
seven weeks prior to October &c, TO-
4e7 pieces Of mail were received and
distributed. The largest mail day was
on September 10th, when 1856 pieces
were received and distributed.
Miss Edith Bonnesson Is the eff
cient "Postmistress" for the Admins
tration, she distributing this mail to
the various boxes for the several de-
partments. Most of this mali Is gov
eminent mail and comes In and goes
cut under government frank, and
there are no postage stamps to HEX
which lessons the expense as well
as the work
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-11-21

The big part being played in the fight
ing in France by motor trucks is one of
the reasons why the conservation of
gasoline is necessary. The motor
equipment with Pershing's First Field
Army, exclusive of tanks and aero
planes, both of which are gluttons for
gas, consumes half million gallons a
day. This equipment consists of A.
900 army trucks, 1900 automobiles.
24,250 motorcycles and 800 am
balances. There are now about 10000
American army trucks in France, as
compared with 10000 last March and
1000 in 1917. There were only 100
Trucks belonging TO the army in 1916
II is declared that by next March there
will be 100000 in France.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-11-21

An English officer at Cambria had
his hand torn off by one Of the enemy's
internal traps, says a special dispatch
to the Temps. Seeing piano abandoned
in the middle Of a street, he struck a
chord and an explosion followed which
ripped of his hand. A grenade had
been placed in connection with the keys.
The Temps correspondent warns re-
turning inhabitants Of Cambria to be
careful in correcting any lack of SYM
metry they may find in their homes; to
beware of Strengthening pictures, re-
placing door panels which they find
loosened, removing nails and of touch
ing objects they may find in the court
yard, cellar or garden. Such &C ton, he
says, may explode an internal machine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-11-21

Women all over the world realize more
and more that their work at home will help
the men at the Front. It involves great
sacrifices, hard work and unusual physical
strength. Women at home should study
nursing for war and for the home. A good
way to learn is to ask your druggist for a
copy or send SOC to publisher of the Med
ical Adviser" Cos Main St., Buffalo,
N. Y, and get copy Of their 1000 page
book bound in cloth, with chapters on
First Aid, Taking Care of the Sick or
Wounded, Physiology, Hygiene, Anato-
nv, Sex Problems, Mother and Babe;
Nobody, man or woman, can do good
work when health is impaired. Ii q
woman is nervous or has dizzy spells,
suffers from awful pains at regular or
irregular intervals she should turn to q
tonic made up OF herbs, and without alcohoI,
which makes weak women strong and SICK
women well. 1t is Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. Send DR.. Pierce, Buffalo,
N. Y, 10 cents for trial package.
Baltimore, Md-"Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
scription is an ideal tonic for the eIpeetan'
mother. Its effect is no less than marvellous.
i the mother OF eight
my first expectancy that l took the Fsvorlte
Preservation ION the advice Of my sister and
was so comfortable and had practically no SUI
fering. But the second time was living out IN
the country and was unable to get the 'Fayont ne
Prescription | was nervous and miserable al
the while and suffered agonies for two days ana
this baby was not nearly so hardy as the hrst one
Since that time l have not hesitated to take
'Favorite Prescription when IN need OF speela l
tonic and | have recommended II 20 many oil my
friends all of whom have been Just as greatly
benefited as myself. ~. G,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-11-21
FARM LABOR NEEDS Needed

q. S. Department Of Agriculture Is
naming men to work with the District
Draft Boards In the various states as
advisers regarding agricultural needs.
County Agents of the Department OF
Agriculture have been supplied with
missionaries to be sent out for the
purpose of securing facts about the
farm labor needs in the country. Ap-
pointments for West Virginia are as
follows:
"A. R. Jacobs. r 3. D. Wheeling,
Agricultural Adviser to District Board
for the Northern District, with head
quarters at Clarksburg.
Peter Steenbegen, Point Pleasant
W. Va, Agricultural Adviser to the
District Board for the Southern DIS
trict, with headquarters at Charleston
w. Va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-11-21
FOOD REPORT FOR HOTELS

R. L, O'Neil, Hotel Representative
Of the State Food Administration, has
sent cards to all public eatingspaac
In the state asking for their first
monthly report showing the name OF
the hotel, location, proprietor. number
of meals served during the month;
number of pounds OF wheat -four used;
number of pounds Of bread. beef,
pork; number OF pounds Of other
meats, including mutton, lamb, poul'
try, game and all by-products number
OF pounds of sugar and number OF
pounds of butter.