Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-18

sent to the Pacific on the Trans-Si- berian railway by orders of the Ger man high command in Document No. 23. Lists of German and Russian spies watching the British, French and American embassies in PetrOgrad are given in Document No. 8. And, finally. in Document No. 15 the Bol- shevik leaders are warned that infOr- nation concerning "the connection of the German government with the BOl- shevik workers" has leaked out, and that Russian troops are hearing of it
 Letters are given to show how the BOlshevik leaders and the German Of- ficers arranged for the assassination of Russian nationalist leaders (DOcu- ment 35. 39 and 42) for the distribu- ton of the Polish legiOnnaries in the Russian army Documents 40 to 42). for the Reorganization of the Ruman- ian army and for the depOsing of the Rumanian king (DOcument No. 3O, for the substitution of officers satis- factory to Germany in command of Russian troops instead of patriotic Russian generals Document 31 and 32). for the suppression of patriotic agitation among the Russian soldiers Documents 13 and IA, for an attack upon the Italian ambassador in Pet rograd and the theft of his papers Documents 26 and 27). and for the employment of German soldiers in Russian uniforms against the Russian national armies in the south (DOcu- ment 35).
 Several of the letters are indOrsed by Trotzky. even standing alone, they are complete proof that the Bolshe- vik leaders were ruling as German agents in Russia and obeying German orders to act against all Germany's enemies, and even against Russia it. self.
 Moreover, these Bolshevik leaders acted as German agents by suppress ing their own Socialist revolution in the Russian provinces where their doctrines interfered with German plans on annexation. Document 46. is the original letter from the PetrO- grad department of the German gen. eral staff. addressed to the BOlshevik eommissar of foreign affairs It reads:
 According to instructions of the representative of our general staff l have the honor once more to insist that you recall from Eastland. Litva and COurland all agitators of the cen tral executive committee of the soviet of wOrkmen's and soldiers deputies and in Document 47 the general staff orders the Bolshevik to cease the agi- tatiOn in Eastland. which had final ly lead to the German landlords being declared outlawed,r and to take i'm mediate steps for the restoring of the rights of the above mentioned Ger man landlords"
 Another group of letters (Nos. B to 36) shows how the Germans treat ed the BOlshevik leaders yn their dealings with the Ukraine. and made a separate German peace with the an- ti-Bolshevik leaders in that Russian province. And another group shows the Germans assisting both sides of the civil war in Finland (DOcument 3S. 43 and 53). The documents. as they follow. are given in the report form in which they were transmitted by Mir. Sissons to Mir. Creel. chairman of the committee, with some later data added and carefully indicated. For instance. Mir. Sisson did not learn until several weeks after he left Rus sia. that the German order (which he passessed) naming the Russian who was to defend" Petrograd had been Obeyed.