The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27

cenary dealings might be exposed by
the Maximalists. There was no 'sfall-
,ing-out" of the thieves.
Well, 'z'' and 81" are both good
agents of Germany.
To add to the good feeling of these
agents of Wilhelm II "Z'' was sent
to the Banker Roubinstein, who also
financed the Monk Rasputin. SCI"
himself had chosen the German Bank
er Varburg, after he had been warm
ly favored by Parvus. Now these are
strange names and strange banks, but
it will all be clear to US in the follow
ing circular These interesting rela-
tons of 'Z' and 'L'' with the German
agents and the German gold contin-
ued until the end of 1914, as the fol-
lowing document shows:
'TThe Imperial German Bank, to the
Representatives of the Nia-Ranken at
Stockholm proprietor of which is
Furstenberg, the German Swede So
cialisO and to the agents of the Dis
konto Geselschafft and to the
Deutsche Bank
eve have just ended the pour-par-
lers between the agents authorized by
the Imperial Bank and the Russian
Revolutionaries Zinovieff and Loun-
atscharsky.
'sThe above mentioned people have
| addressed themselves to certain fl
nanciers, who in turn have commun-
icated with our representatives. We
agrete to support the education in
propaganda they propose, and estab-
lish in Russia on the sole condition
that the agitation in propaganda con-
Quoted by Zinovieff and Lounatschar-
sky shall concern the armies at the
front. If the agents of the Imperial
Bank approach your bank, we beg
you to open the necessary credits,
which will be covered at Berlin at
once on your demand.
"(Signed) Rister."
The German military authorities
and the German banks work together.
The documents already published
are sufficient to establish that fact
But they are not the only ones that
are working for Hun Vaccinations. At
the side of these military and finan-
cial elements there is a more powerful
organiZation-the German Capitalists
Syndicate of Rhine-Westphalia. It
which has been used to promote Rev.
dictionary propaganda among the
Russian workers, soldiers and peas
ants. They are the richest capitalists
of Germany, who, with the aid of
marks would help the RussialE to
free themselves from the slavery of
Capitaistic Russiai-to their own
| benefit.
In view Of these documents, how
contemplate must Lenine and Trotzky
both feel deep down in their hearts,
when they attack England and the
| United States as the most dangerous
capitalistic countries in the world.
1t will not be many months before
other such revelations will comwe out,
showing how many marks the Rhine
IWestphalia syndicate has contributed
towards ''the emancipation of the
American working class from the
clutches of their capitalistic masters
The following circular letter has
been found twice. It was found first
in the intercepted correspondence of
Prince Bulow, and that nobleman,
under the pretext of being in delicate
health, was living in Lugano. It was
ldISI 1OuIu UuIluS Tie 1HQ ulTy O1 GER
tain Swiss officers, who without doubt
were rendering great service to the
General German staff, which was
much appreciated. Signed by Kir-
dorff, President of the Industrial Syn
dictate of Rhine estphalia, and ad-
dressed to the Central Bureau of the
Nia-Ranken at Stockholm, (the Pro-
prietor of this bank is Herr F'ursten-
berg the German-Swiss Socialist) and
to the representatives of the Diskonto-
Gesellschafft Bank, Svensen- Balgar at
Stockholm and at Copenhagen, and to
the representatives of the Deutsche
Bank A Krich in Switzerland.
Circular letter of October IA, 1916.
1.-THE Miners Industrial Syndicat
Of the Rhine-W estphalia instructs you
to make use of the current account
of the syndicate to support the mem
bers of the Russian movement who de-
sire to take part in propagating
among the Russian prisoners of war
and the Russian Army.
"(Signed) Kirdoff."
1t must again be noted that this
circular is dated Oct. 14th, 1915, a
few months before the Russian Rev
olution took place.