The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1918, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR | PRIME MINISTER LENINE ACCUSED AS TRAITOR TO RUSSIA | ATTEMPTS T0 Hard Pressed by the Pack HANSON Tate | BY ROBERT J. BENDER United Press Correspondent Wopyright, 1915, by & WASHINGTON, M. Lenine, Bolshe pri deliber ately attempting to elutionary Russia into ¢ of the Germans ts the » cation received here an unquestionable bu tal source. The communicat that Lenine is simu te arouse the I latest develop t n the Byer changing Russian turmoil is sig Eitieant in view of the Japanese| Bhreat in Siberia 2 ¢ stand that there German militartam, but t hould fontinue against the tarism of} the nations at war wit “He is using ever Thave the new peace tr thetween Germany and *vIKD obeyed in all particulars of non ) Anterference with Germany 4 Behind the Treachery » In Lenine the government now “Bees the man behind the treachery to | evolutionary Russia. In Trotsky he foreign minister still believe is the sp The statement of Lenine’s policy © foward the invading Germans leaves mo doubt that he is playing “hand.in love” with the Teutons. It explains Many things that in recent Rave perplexed the allied diplc ©) Lanine’s insistence to continue agi- “Cation against the “snilitarism of the ‘allies renders even more delicate ference GROW ON BRITISH LINE LONDON, March 6.—Raiding ac) |_——= energy towar Hivities continued along the Hritish - 1 “front last night and early today, ac-| “BEYS 3 5 a Talks te haber cording to Marsha! Haix’s report 3 s S si % . icin ‘union’ toa dente “East of Lullecourt, English Me a t wee M yo thie Troops conducted a successful — ra ates ' nd my e we for th os toll, orig. aking & fom vrinoners| RACE TO RELEASE MAN |: 8 taroie from the Ore GOES UNDER KNIFE TO REARRESTED AT PRISON » smith i not CONQUER BAD HABITS worssice = hood of Lens, we made su: FRANCISCO raids last night 0 R. C. Lewis Of Gauzecourt, the hos Oregon line today in a ; bugles Faiders were repulsed. Addition. overtake Joseph Kell = Prisoners and captured machine |Fole offi store he vot of «© STEAL FISHING ROD Me pe Hesks B resulted from these encoun. | Californt ' ue das et Seat Sein: Yoo vse ne vale oe D slacken up conse “Miss Ann Maud, 1413 20th ave. felons ‘Gvaaell cities eal tintin pokeeian he “al ory Fhe g Mio Ber ocp Po Tuesday, foliowing a bri ft 1 ; Sail, @ lost @ shotgun and|gisd to She was 95 years of of t f lived in Seattle 24 y P . erip, m fishing rod,| The operatior ——- oe —___— ‘inanseaaiaal aso “FAMOUS IRISH LONDON, Mareh don your parcel Lower Prices | died early today of heart dis ease, following an intestinal op. 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