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NOTES AND QUEKIES: Si Jftlebtum of 3Jntercommuntcatton FOR LITERARY MEN, GENERAL READERS, ETC. "When found, make a note of." CAPTAIN CUTTLE. ( PRICE SIXPENCE No. 179. ra H ] SEPTEMBER 17, 1921. &. 7 . (. Registered at a NtwijMwr. THE TRUTH ABOUT "THE PROTOCOLS." A Literary Forgery. A reprint of articles recently published in {Ef)0 ^EtntCSi, which prove that the so-called " Protocols of the Elders of Zion " are a literary forgery. The " Protocols " have obtained a world- wide circulation, in many languages, owing to the belief that they were evidence of a Jewish Plot to overthrow civilization. In this pamphlet the source of the " Protocols " is established beyond controversy. SOME PRESS COMMENTS. " The Times last week rendered a service worthy of its greatest days by the exposure of a forgery of colossal impudence." Observer. " The ' Protocols ' always looked like a rather clever hoax, but we confess we imagined them to be an original work of a decidedly imaginative author. Now The Times Correspondent at Constanti- nople has discovered their original source, and shows them to be a mere plagiarism." Westminster Gazette. "It is quite clear that the so-called 'Protocols ' are merely a crude plagiarism. No one . . . could deny the complete- ness of the exposure." New Statesman. "We are thankful to The Times for having given the ' Protocols ' what must surely prove their quietus for ever." Jewish Chronicle. "The 'Protocols,' therefore, are not what they profess to be." Spectator. " We have never committed ourselves to the authenticity of the 'Protocols." Morning Post. PRICE ONE SHILLING From all newsagents and booksellers, or post free Is. 2d. from THE PUBLISHER, Printing House Square, London, E.C.4.