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tocol signed by sovorol Bolshevik
leader and dated Nov, 2, 1917, show
ing that "on Instructions of the re
presentatlves of the Merman general
gord to their ''mutual actlvltlea."
What their "mutual , actlvltlea"
were to be It sufficiently indicated
by document No. 7 which Is a photo-
Staff In Petrograd" and "with the .graph of a letter signed in cipher by
content of the Council of People's this Major LuberU and his adjutant,
Commissars," of which Trotsky and . Lieutenant Hartwlg. They notify the
I.enlne were the heads, two Incrlm- Bolshevik leaders on January 12, 19
mating Herman circulars had also' 18, that "by order of the German
boon "taken from the Department of gonornl staff" the Germnn Intelll-
Hecrcl Servlco of tho Petrograd dis-igence section "has Informed us of
trkt" anil given to tha Secret Service the names and the characteristics of
Department of the Merman General. the mali candidates for ro-electlon"
staff In Potrogrud, On tho bottom to the Rusilnn Bolshevlk"central exe-
fof tha protocol the Mormon adjutant cutlve commltleo" and the "general
acknowledge recolnt of tho two In-.staff order us to Insist on the dec-
criminating circulars with his cipher Hon of tho American people."
signature of the head of the Merman (To be continued)
Secrot Sorvlce Bureau. ' I.
Those two circulars apparently had ! vtteproot iTtorage, safety and low
been obtained by somo Russian agent mi rated. All Roods lasnred... Farm
In Germany and transmitted to Rus- e warehouse Co. ietf
sin. The Mormnn general staff evl-i ,
fdently wished to get them back lm
order to destroy them. By tho ordor .
or the German general staff and with
the "consent" of I.enlne and Trotsky I
they lire .turned over to the Germans'
to be destroyed. Why? Because they
are concluslvo proof that on June 9.
1914 the German government waa
preparing for war, severs! weeks be
fore tho assassination of the Austrian
Archduke, which was made the pre
tost for war. t
Ono circular Is an order from the
Gorman general staff dated June 9.
1914 Informing "all Industrial con
cerns'1 In Germany to open the sealed
envelopes containing their "Indust
rial mobilisation plana and registra
tion forms" so that they might be
prepared for tho war for which the
excuse had not yet been found.
The second circular Is an order
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Cabinet Officer Selects
A Woman Secretary
lENIKE AND TROTSKY
i PAID TOOLS OF GERMANY
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"I can't say," stated Mrs. Burbank
describing her case, "that I nap
WITH THE AMERICANS IN FRANCE
WITH Till: AMIMtlCAN AII.MY alnniil oMcuih moed (heir head-
IN FRANCE. (Corruspondoiico or tho lrtim. onto every twenty four lira.
, . . . .. , .... . for three rniiseciitlo daH,
AismluteJ I'ri'ss) 'In hntiK on t , . , , ... ... . ,
. To ivUiiIiIIhIi un uffhu with tele-
the IipvIs of a lotrcitltiit enemy nuil ll(,lu. ,,., , ,, nrm,,, work.
Lpsiii imirirlt fitvnv nt It I lit ilnt nflitr i. . ... i...... -....i.. .. .. ti. il...lH
.lay la not nn easy undertaking oven t.rks ami dpowHutk und iiarters u,",n ' l,eo " Wl" of a bunk July of the present year, J"""" ' "
for illffoicnt In.lHl.lualH of the do- In Stockholm had been "audited" to Tur "enor" ,""" '
... era of the Russian revolutionary army
purtment one inornliiK, and-thou conceal tho payment of money to Un-j". Messra Lenlne and
motooll tho next IIIOIIlllIK Ulicl In tho,n. Trnl.Wv nn.l Ihnlr nMnrl.tn. hv ".. ..:.ii. .'.. n.k..ho
" ' . " - Troisay, nniiinw - ,
ordor or the German Imperial Bank. 'the Russian division offour general
Thin report Is endorsed by Lenlne, jitatr operating In Finland la ordering
with his Initials, for deposit in 'the1 to Petrograd officers for the disposal
fi r utornti mirrlorn.
Wl en (ho (iormiliK rocrossed the
Mnrnu northward buiiiid with tlm
American not far behind xarlcnw
units of the American army woro nil
led upon for operation In this kind or
warfare for tho first tlmo. Hut oven
mean while, to keep up with Impor
tant and rapidly developing work at
a hattle front, Is hut one of u thous
and or nioro routine dctulls with
Merman premiers taken hy tliO whlcli (ho coiunmmlliiK offlrem had
Anierlrnns gave credit to tho Yankees
for their spirit or poislstencn mid
mirveled at their hmonulty und re
tiiierallvo ahllltloH.
Field opomtlnmi for tho Franco
Amorlenn nrfenslvo virtually woro
rnmpleteh In a night.' Ono American
lllnlon marched all nlKht, and. wont
Into action 'nt daylight. July IK.
Other divisions nrt-ompllshod similar
tUHkH ennlly as strenuous, several of
them coming somo dlstnnco and tile
li)H encountering strange torraln.
which nopoared to stimulate their i
IhlrHt for ndvonturo us they wont oiijSH
nnil on not knowing what to expect
next.
Tho men didn't know exactly Just
hat the schedule called for that Is, I
they hadn't been told officially. Kvcnj
captulns and lleutenantta say they
wore npi notified formally of the at-J
tark contemplated such Id tho way J
an army works but like their men
they had a. pretty good idea of whtt
ns In storo for them, or rather of
tho surprise that was In tho making,
for tl'u Gormnns, ' j
When tho Americans, In conjunc
tion with the French, .started tho,
offenslvo Umt morning, and kept
koIiik until thav Oorruuns reached tho
Vei'o, uutonntlcally began tho task(
f tho various departments In keep-
Iiik In touch with an advancing army
and furnishing It with ammunition,
fend nnd went atores of supplies
uNch only urmlcu neod,
Soverul tlmos while the ndvancu
whs u its holght It become necessary
for n certain Amerlrun division head
auarlors to m0ve overy day or two.
On a number of occasions tha dlvl-
to contend.
All ili In
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K. K. K. NTOHK.
A I.KADKK !. I.1PK I.NSUIUNC'K
Tho great strength, tho big divi
dends, und tho Incomparable bene
fits of tho Pint Aiiicrli'Mi Mro lusur
mice Co., moans Una class Insurauco
for you. For purtlculurs soo Moo. C.
Ulrlch, district munuKur. 22-tl
soi ret department" of the llolshevlk
files. And tho authenticity of the re
port Is supported by document No. I.
which Is the orlglnal'of a report sent
by a Gorman General Staff represent
ative. to the Bolshevik leaders, warn
ing th'etn that he has Justarrested
an agent who had In his possession
the original order , of 'the German
Imperial Bank referred to In docu
ment No. 1, and pointing out that
evidently "at tho proper time ateps
were not taken to destroy the above
mentioned documents."
Document No. 3. Is the original pro-
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POVNDH '
One of the moat noteworthy tea-
from the German general ataff of the tureg( tnd one tntt gtMda out mora
high sea fleet, dated Nor. I. 1914. promnent, th(m an otn,r pwliapit
calling for the mobilisation of "all " ' '
destructive agent, and obaervera" In . connection with Tanlac I. the wry
the United States and Canada for the large number or men and women
purpose of preventing the sslllng of who have reported an astonishing
ships from American porta to Russia, rapid Increase In weight a a result
Prance and England. Tha order calls or Its use.
for explosions, strikes "delays, em- One of the latest to testify to the
brollments and difficulties," and It remarkable reconstructive powers of
recommends the employment or "an- the medicine la Mrs. Anna Burbank,
archlsta and escaped criminals" for 'who resides at lilt Sad Ave., Wast,
the purpoae. J Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Burbank came
In these damning profs of a Ger-n the Bartell Drug atore In company
man conspiracy against the nations of with her husbaa1 recently and made
Europe In June 1914, and against tha the following statement, atatlng that
United States In Nor. 1914, It Is she had actually gained thirty two
ahown that Lenlne and Trotsxy sur- pounds
rendered to the Qerman secret eer
vice In Petrograd on order or "the
representatives or the German gen-! any apeclal sllment but for the laat
eral ataff In Petrograd." J four years I hare been gradually las-
And they surrendered them In con- ng welgnt and strength, and going
formlty with a working agreement) down hill. My appetite waa ao poor,
between the Bolshevik leaden and that I never cared fcr anything to
the German general ataff, of which est. I waa dreadfully constipated,
agreement a photograph Is Included and Ruf fared a great deal with head
In the series as document No. S. I aches nnd pains In my back. I waa
It U dated Oct. 1917. It Is fronts completely rundown and tired out
n division of the German general all tho time, and hardly had energy
stsff. It Is addressed to tne council enough to drag myself around. Noth
ing did me any good, and I fell off in
we'ght until I waa hardly more than
a frame.
"When I began taking Tanlac, I
weighed only ninety-five pounds. I
had been reidlng so much about how
others had been benefited, and were
gaining In weight by taking Tanlac,
that I made up my mind to eee what
It would do tor me and the results
have been far more than I ever ex
pected. I now weigh one hundred
and twenty aeven pounds having
actually gained thirty two pounds In
a little, more than a month and am.
still gaining. I am always ready for
my meala now with a tine appetite,
and have gotten rid or all the head
aches and pains In my back, and my
tired wornout feelings are gone, too.
I get up In the morning now feeling
thcroly rested, strong, and full of Ufa
and energy, I can recommend Tan
lac to anyone In a rundown condition,
for It certainly has built me up won
derfully.' Tanlac U aold In Klamath Falta by
the 8tar Drug Co. Adv.
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8eldom In the history of the Unit
ed States has a cabinet officer select
ed t women for private secretary, but
Secretary of Commerce Redfleld Tibs
chosen Mlas Agathe O. Stewart for
that position In his office. He say
ahe Is making good.
Fountain
Pens...
Are a great help
in school life.
We have an ex
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Purchase a Thrift Stamp before re
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For room cottage only one Mock
from Mala St. Price flOSO on easy
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or tne reopies v.omiiiiwior, .
(Ointlnueil fiom page 1 'i.enlne and Trotsky were the heada.
: it begins:
"ulloulnK'immey to Comrades I.enlne. .., .CCOrdnnre with the agreement
Trotsky and others for tho propag. which took place In Kronstadt Inj
of the staff."
Among the offlcera named are Ma
jor Luberts, whose cipher signature
Is given as It appeara on the two sur
rendered German circulars mentioned
nbove(document No. 3.) and Lieute
nant Hartwlg, whose cipher signa
ture Is given as It appeara on the re
colpt for the two circulars. And an
Indorsement on this letter rrora the
Oerman general staff recorda that the
Oerman oUlcera assigned to Petro
grad had appeared "before the mili
tary revolutionary committee" and
had "agreed on conditions with re-
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coast, and permitted her to go on attor the first officer had showed the boats' papers. The submarine quickly submerged when she spied a British
cruiser on tho horlson. , ,..!..
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Notice la hereby given that the
Beard of Directors of the Pine a rove
Irrigation District will sit sa an
Equalisation Board at 'the -residence
of the secretary on October 1, 1918
at 8 o'clock P. M.
U-6t 8. K. McKenxte, Secretary.
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aya glaaa of hat water with
pJteeehate before breakfaat
waahea wit nelaona, f
If you wake up with a bad taste.
bad breath and tongue Is coated; if
your bead la dull or aching; If what
you eat sours and forma gsa and acid
In stomach, or you are bilious, consti
pated, nervoua, sallow, and can't get
feeling Just right, begin Inside bath
ing. Drink before breakfast, a glass
of real hot water with a teaapoonful
of limestone phosphate" In It. This
will flush the poisons and toxins from
stomach, liver, kldneya and bowels,
and cleanae, sweeten and purify the J
entire alimentary tract, do your in
side bathing Immediately upon arlt
Ing In tho mornlag to wash out of the
arslem all the previous day's polann
ous waste, gaa- s and sour bile before
putting more food into the stomach.
To feel like young folka reel; like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body Im
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which Is Inexpensive and almost taste
less, except for a sourish twinge which
Is not unpleasant.
Just aa soap and hot water act ou
the akin, cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so hot water end lime
stone phosphate act on the stomach,
liver, kldneya and bowels. Men and
women who are usually constipated,
bilious, headachy or have any stomach
disorder should begin this inside bath
ing before breakfaat. They are as
sured they wrll become real cranks
on the subject shortly. Adv. '
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Physician and Snrgson
All Chronic Diseases n Specialty.
Office White Btdg.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
' Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed In the County
Court of the Stato of Oregon, for
Klamath County, the tlnal account
of bta administration ot the eatato
of Dilla L. Wenner, deceased, and
that said court has fixed September
18, 1918, at 1:30 o'clockp. m as
tho time and the court room of said
Court aa tho place for the hearing of
objections. If any, to said final ac-
vaunt, uuu iur van lommiieiu inure
Ot. J. H. WENNER.
Administrator ot the-Estate or DUIa
L. Weaaer, Deceased.
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(oyer K. K. K. Store)
Phone am . . Rea. Phone, 1U8K
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