The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-21
Very Secret.


era steamships On these ships mus.
be loaded the goods indicated by ouf
named agents and also persons lndl-
Gated by them and be sent as direct
ed 10 ports OF the United States
Japun and British colonies in East
ern Asia. In case Of absence OF free
tonnage in Pacific ports 1t is neces-
sa..v to charter ships sailing under
foreign flag. The object of sending
the ships is to carry to enemy coun-
tries agents, agitators. and agents-de-
structc,s. All the expenses and RISK
the Petrograd agency Of the supreme
naval command takes for account OF
the naval operations fund-Capt.
Lieut.. Rudolph Miller.
Note-The Endorsement OF -Lenms S
..ecretary. Skripnik. is reported.
The active VladivostoH agents have
been referred to previously. The
threat of the arrival of German
agents through Pacific ports is appar-
rent.
Havc photograph Of letter.
Document No. %.
General Staff of the High Sea Fleet,
No. $50. Jan. IA. 1879
Very Secret.
To the Council of Peoples Com
lnissars: According 10 instructions OF
the German high Sea command, trans
n1it;cd today to me by radio a. /
apply to the Russian government
with a proposal to take measures to
deliver to the Pacific by railway three
OF our submarines. disassembled On
the conclusion OF peace negotiations
and the conclusion Of peace between
Russia and Germany this transport
ing must be. begun Immediately.
whercby Or the conclusion OF the
war the transported vessels Will re-
nlaln at the disposal Of the Russian
eoyerrment-Capt Lieut.. Rus Mil
Ter.
Note-The letter is indorsed Re
ported Secretary SHripnik." The
transporting, according to the cate
gorical demand, was to begin iHnledi-
ately after peace was signed. Tnese
are the only two communications Oh
Capt Miller that appear.
Have photograph Of letter.
Document No. "a.
(Conmissar for Combating tbe
Counter Revolution and Po-
grons, NO. 1869. Jan. 9, 1879.
10 the Conmissar of War Cklian-
sky: Gu, agency. on The FuhrstasNaya
infc.I1ls US that two unknown people
have Eeen noiced TO visit the Amer
ican embassy three times.
Maj. Luberts begs to point out to
Comnissar PodvoiskE.. the necessity o.
Keeping q watch over the movements
OF these two persons. | await youi
Instructions y. koZ-
min.
Note-Maj Luberts believed III.
identifying visitors to the American
embassy. Podvoisky was the min
lister of war.
Iiave photograph Of letter.
Document No. 25.
C. G.. 6. Nachrichien Bureau. sec
ton. r., No. 16S, December II,
Very Secret.
To the Commlss;lr on Foreign Al
fairs:
Il. the request of the commission
on Combating the counter-revolution
OF December Il the intelligence sec
ton has the honor to forward list
of men watching the EMISSIONS Of the
countries allied to Russia:
The British embassy IS watched by
German scouts LuZe, lehman, Possei,
Franz and Gezel; Russian agents
Ovsiannikov, GluschenEo and Balia.
sin.
The French embassy is watched by
German Scouts Sylvester, Butz. Fol
hagen; Russian agents Dalashev.
Turin, Gavrilov, Sadano;zov and Shi-
10.
The q. s. A. embassy is watched by
German scouts Storm, Eucholtz, Fas
nacht. Todner: Russian agents SpitZ-
berg. Sckolnitzky, Tarasov, and Vavi.
ioE
The Rou!nanian mission is watched
by German scouts Suttner. Batder.
Wolf; Russian agents kuhl. Nikitin:
Zolctov and Arkipov. :.
The Italian embassy is watched bs
German scouts Kuhlder Won Gcz. Coz
and Burmeister; Russian agents Sa-
Low, Alekseievsky and KuZmin.
These agents must fulfill al in
stralctions of the commission for COM
batting with counter-revoiution sabo-
1age footing, etc.-Head of depart
ment, AgaSfer.
Note-The German. Major Luberta
(Acosfcr. see Document 50, there
fore was the keeper Of ambassadoriai
hostages of the allied countries in
Russia throughout the winter. The
names listed above were unidenti-
fable in the establishments Of at least
the British and the American embas-
sizes. All may have been outside
Watchers The method Of outside
surveillance IS shown in Document
20 27.
Have photograph Of letter.
Docunout No &C.