Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-18

tions from the German Imperial bank, given as documents No. 10 and II. One is a letter addressed to the chair man of the council of peoples com missars and the other is the "resolu- ton of conference of representatives of the German commercial banks" re- ceived by the chairman of the Bolshe- vik central executive committee and endorsed by his secretary. Together they give a complete synopsis of the terms on which Germany intends to have control of all Russian industries.
 For five years from the signing of peace, English, French and Ameri- can capital in Russia are to be ban ished" and mot to be allowed in the following industries: coal. metallurgi- cal. machine. building. oil. chemical and pharmaceutical" These industries are to be developed under the control of a supreme advisory organ, con sisting of ten Russian specialists, ten German industrial organizations and the German and Austrian banks"
 Germany and Austria are 10 enjoy the unlimited privilege of sending me chanics and qualified workmen into Russia" "All other foreign mechanics and workmen are not to be allowed to enter at aIl' for five years after the conclusion of peace between Russia and Germany" Private banks in Rus sia arise only with the consent Of the Union of Germany and Austrian banks. and so forth.
 Frt,rroa~, Cor man imperial capitalism and the pre- tended Russian Reds is endorsed by a Bolshevik leader. with the recom- mendatiOn that it should be taken under advisement, and the ground prepared in the soviet of the work mems and soldiers deputies in case the council of peoples commissars will not accede to these requests ' Various details of the conspiracy be- tween the Bolshevik leaders and the German general staff are exposed in documents 16 to 29. These are photo graphs of letters which passed be- tween the Bolshevik leaders and the German general staff, or German of ficials in Russia. Document No. 21 shows that on November 1, 1917, when Russia was still regarded as an ally of Great Britain, France and America. the German general staff was having "the hcnor to request" the BOlshevik leaders to inform it at the earliest possible moment" concerning the quantity and storage place of the sup plies that have been received from Armerioa, England and France and also the hr3ts which are keeping guard over the stores"
 Document IS shows the German gen eral staff requiring the Bolshevik leaders to send "agitators to the camps of the Russian prisoners of war in Germany" in order that they might procure spies to work among the Eng fish and French troops, and to further peace propaganda" And this is pro- posed by the German general staff as being according to the negotiations between the Russian and German peace delegations at Brest-LitOvsk."
 In document 22 the Bolshevik lead CTS and the Germans are arranging to send agents, agitators and agent out of VladivOstOk 'tO ports of the United States. Japan. and British colonies in eastern Asia
 In document 16 Trotzky is prOvid ing fraudulent passports for German officers who are going to England, France and America. as spies. and en- emy agents And document IT shows Trotzky indorsing a similar proposal "to be urgently executed, l. T."
 Three German submarines are to be