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A REMINDER

That lad' of Yours, overseas. All

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We carry a complete line of patent medicines, drugs of allkinds,

toilet articles. smokers supplies and chocolates, etc.

IN OUR DRUG DEPT.

PATENT rlisnlclnes _ Toltsr Anricuss

'i‘alcum Powder

Face Powder Bachet Powder Perfumes of all kinds

Tooth Powder

CONFEGTIONERY _

Moira Chocolates Perrins _ Chocolates N¥lo's Chocolates

SMOKERS 8UP>\L!E8

Cigars

Cigarettes

Tobacco Cut Tobacco Plug Tobacco Figs Pipes, Pouches, etc.

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Bolsheviki Were Paid Millions

to Betrsy Russia. `

Lonine and Trotaky Exposed by

United States as Birelings of Ber- lin-Secret Odlclal Document; Secured by American Agents In

Petrogr-ad Reveal Amazing ln- trlgue of Blood and Gold.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Proofs

removing nny doubts that Lenlne and Trottky, the Bolshevik leaders, are paid German agents-if indeed any doubts remain--are laid before the world by the United States Govern- ment in the iirst instalment of an amazing series of oiilcial documents disclosed through the Committee on Public Information.

Obtained in .Russia by American

agents, those documents not only show how the German Government, through its Imperial Bank, paid its gold to Lenine, Trotzky and their immediate associates to betray Rus- sia into desertlng the Allies, but give added proofs, if any are necessary, that Germany had perfected her plans for a war of world conquest long before the assasslnatione at Sarajevo, which, _as the world now is convinced, conveniently furnished her pretext.

These documents further. show

that before the world war was four months old, and more than two years before the United States was drawn into it. Germany already was setting afoot her plans to “mobilize destruc- tive agents and observers" to cause explosions, strikes and outrages in this country and planned the employ- ment of "anarchists and escaped criminals" for the purpose.

Ranking in their sensational na-

ture with the notorious Zimmerman note, proposing war by Mexico and Japan on the United States, these documents lay bare a. new strata. of Prussian intrigue, a. new View of`~ the workings oi’ kulture to disrupt the Allies, standing between the world and Kaiserisni. They disclose a new story of human treachery for gold which might almost well be described without sacrilege as placing its per- petrators on a. pedestal with Judas.

The ‘-revelations of German-Bol-

sheviki intrigue may be submarized as follows:

Lenine, Trotzky and associates

sold Russia to the German Govern- ment for $25,000,000.

Germa,ny’s plans for war of world

conquest were perfected long before assassination at Sarajevo furnished the excuse. '

More than two years before the

United States entered the war, Ger- many launched plans for outrages in America, anarchists and escaped criminals to be the destructive agents. ‘

Orgy of killing and excesses.

known as Bolsheviki Revolution, was arranged by the German General Staff.

Brest-Litovsk “peace” conference

was stage-setting for Russl.a's be- trayal.

German staff officers secretly di-

rected all Bolshevik policies, foreign, domestic and economic; _

German omcers spied on embassies

allied or friendly to R,ussia.

Picked German general detailed to

"defend" Petrograd against German army.

All industrial concerns in Germany

ordered on June 9, 1914, nearly two months before war, to open sealed orders containing mobilisation plans.

Pact at Ki-onstadt July, 1917, turn-

ed over Bolshevik policies to German omcerse

Germans dictated membership of

Bolshevik "executive central com.- mittee."

Assassination of Russian national

leaders arranged by German officers.

Destruction of Polish legionaries

in Russian army ordered.

Dieorganiaation of Roumanian

army and deposlng of Roumanian King planned.

Substitution of omcers satisfactory

to Germany in command of Russian troops instead of patriotic Russian generals provided for.

King Cong:-atnlatea Pres. Wilson. LONDON, Sept. 16.-King George

has sent a message of congratulations to President Wilson on the victory won by Gen. Pershing in the St.. Mihlel salient. The King's}_messago reads:

"On behatt of the British Empire

I heartily congratulate you on the brilliant achievement of the Ameri- can snd Allied troops under the leadership of Gen. Pershing in the St. Mihiel salient.

"The far-reaching results secured

by these successful operations. which have marked the active inter- vention of the American army on a great scale, under its own adminis- tration, are the lialJDi68¢ Blllllfy for the complete and, I hope, not far

,distant triumph oi the allied cause."

Allies Bain Hammer Blows. . LONDON, Sept. 16. -- While the

peace kite was in night. British, French and American troops contin- ued their relentlese pressure against the Germans. Pershing‘s nien advanc- ed northwest of Bt. Quentin, while French forced made- progress south of the same sity. _'lla\\gill's army

_ OUR STATIONERY DEPT. _ simultaneously struck a new blow at.

the German salient north of Soissons.

W6 ’°°"Y Futuna' °‘\s""l°“°ry H' I vi Wherever the Allied troops attacked. Envelopes and paw' ir. i.~ox.»= his oei-msn lines moved mek.

Envelopes and pail" 'U \“"}""

_ . German Bpy Arrested. ‘

SCHOOL IUPPLIIG PARIS' sem' 16. _Herr schrlck'

cm-sms aAsTwlAN A1' A DISGOUNT

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CI". "mr" ii tl district/ were found in

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..'MR. HAROLD P. nokpon i.

the Georgetown Guardian representi- tivo.

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Montreal Papi r _

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MONT-REAL. Sept. 17.-On and af-

ter Mondny next the Montreal Gan stte will be sold "t_.-_t""eo cents a copy and when dmy a car~ rier the cost will be $8 per year. By the month the charge will be 75 cents. Reasons for the increase in price are"given as the advance in costs since the war' and the desire oi the xiianvagenient to meet expenditure on news service! and other neces-

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(Friday by Telephone) putter it _ Eggs doz ._ . . ...,.41 Wool Washed .. ....85 Potatoes. ..\ . . . .._ .'.. ...60

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W.Oats bus... . ..._.80 B.Ol1ts bus.. . . ..._.80 Potatoes bus . . ..._.60 Eggs diz . _ _ ... _ .. .38-40 Butter lb . . . . . . . . ....'38

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Butter per lb _ . ._ _....45 Butter dairy . ..._.37 Calfskins per lb. ...25 Hides .. . .., .......12 Lnmbpelis ... ... 75 l.ol..25 Oats (black) per bus .....1_00 Oats (white) per bus . . . . ... 1.00 Eggs (per doz.) . . . . . . ...' . . . __.41

Fowl ... . ...Z2 to 25

_Potatoes por bus. ........G0

MONTAGUE MARKETS

oats (black) bus . .' ....'15 Oats (white) bus . ....75 Fowl (lb.) ._ ._.._15 Pork (organs in) ,... ..._.20-21 Eggs . .......41 Wool washed- . . ....85 Lamb polts . . .....50 Culfsklns . ._ .. . . . . . . . . ._.20 Butter ...35

Potatoes . .60

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(Tuesday)-' Potatoes bus (naw) .'. .....$1.60 Hay ton ..._.317-$18 slack ons _.._.'. ......1.00 White Oats ....1.00

Butter per _lb ..i'.............42-4? Eggvperdoz. .. . _...vo Beeflh Lamb lb ..... . ... ..30-245 Hifi-» pe . . ....14-is' Straw . . . .._ .ll . ,...--$12 Calf Skins ,. i... .".».."... ....25-30 Fowl ..$1.25to .$1.75 'Jhlcltcns _ . ... ...'_..'..$1.00 to $2.00 tJau'liilo'wer held .’.':...... ......5-25 Cabbage _. _....5-15 Onions lb . Beats lb Blueberries ot . _ . . . ...26 Peas qt ...ss

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