Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-17

Olberg's disposal at Fuersenberg's of- flee through the Ma bank. (Document No. 1S). Now Fuerstenberg by this time, January, in Petrograd at Smol- ny is trying to help Scheidemann in covering up old trails. Radek is a clever POlish-Austrian Jew, who came from Switzerland with Lenin. He and Jrotsky between them staged the pub lie play-acting at Brest-Litoysk. Won Schcenemann was the accredited Ger man representative to the Bolshevik foreign office. He is named later in document N. Q. Parvus is a handler of German propaganda money, with headquarters at Copenhagen, and is credited with being the directing force behind Joffe. Have photograph of this letter.
 Document No. 5.-(Gr. Great General
 Staff, Central Abtheilung Division.
 Section NJ, October, 1917. Berlin). Secret Department, No. 31. To the
 Council of Peoples Commissars:
 In accordance with the agreement which took place in Kranstadt in July Of the present year between officials of our general staff and leaders of the Russian revolutionary army and de- mocracy, Messrs. L.enin, TrOtsky, Ras- kolnikov and Dybenk, the Russian div ,sion of our general staff operating in Finland, is ordering to Petrograd of- ficers for the disposal of the informa- ion department of the staff At the head Of the Petrograd division will be the following officers. who use the Russian language perfectly, and who are acquainted with Russian condi- tions.
 Major Lubert, cipher signature Az asfer; Maj. Won Boelke. cipher sigma ture Schott; Maj. Bayermeister, cipher signature Der; Lieut. Hartwig, cipher signature Heinrich.
 The espionage department in ac- cordance with the agreement with Messrs. Lenin. Trotsky and Zenotiff, will have the surveillance of the for eign embassies and military nations and on the counter revolutionary movement and also will perform the espionage and counter espionage work on the internal fronts, for which pur- pose the agents will be assigned to the espionage cities. Co-incidently it is announced that at the disposal of the government of peoples commissars are assigned cOnsultants to the minis try of foreign affairs, MT. Von Schoe- nemann. and to the ministry of fi- nance, Mr. Von Toll. chief of the Rus sian division. German general staff.
 O. Rausch, Adjutant U. Wolff. (And below on the same letter:l
 To the Commissarist of l>reign Af. fairs.
 The officers indicated in this paper have been before the military revolu. | tionary committee and have agreed on conditions with Muravieff, Boie ani Danishevsh with regard to their mu tual activities. They have all come under the direction of the committee The consultants will appear as called for.
 Chairman Military Revolutionary
 Committee, Council of Workers and
 Soldiers Deputies, A. Joffe, score tary-P Krushavitch.
 NOTE-Here Is the working co. pact If Rausch was then in Berlin he presumably came immediately after ward to Petrograd. It is more proba- ble that the letter was written in | Finland than Berlin. In some other etterheads on which Berlin Is print fgd the word is run through with a pen. Stationery was hard to get in Petrograd. Major Luberts became the head of the information or intelligence bureau (Nachrchten Bureau).
 Kranstadt was the midsummer headquarters of Lenin. Raskolnikofi will be referred to in connection with the project to sell the Russian fleet O Germany. Dybenk was the commis sar of the fleet, the naval minister, a Irving man and keen witted. Zinc vieff is the president of the Petrogfad soviets. He is Jewish and we'll edu'