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machinists. lumber trades and needle
workers.
How the I, w, W. works.

| workers.
How the I, w. W. Works.
The l. W. w. method has been to in
QUOT one worker into each shop. This
| man quietly spread the propaganda of
the organization and acquired converts.
These men are not active at the pres
ent time in union affairs, according to
the evidence developed. They are in
structed merely to bide their time until
the organization has been quietly de-
veioped to thu strength that will enable
to launch successfully the general
strike through which II expects to BRING
about the social revolution.
The method through which the Soviet
Bureau 10 financed 70 reported to have
peen cleared up by the committees peru
sal OF the documents seized in the bu-
reaus Offices ten days ago. Firms were
organized In New York for apparently
legitimate commercial purposes, accord
ing to this theory. They then received
money for the Soviet bureau through
neutral countries bordering on Russia.
In this connection the report was revived
by some OF the Investigators to-day that
MRS. Trotzky, wife Of the Soviet Min
ister, has succeeded in fleeing from Rus
| sit with 100000 rubles In gold. with
this sum she 10 established in Norway,
according to the report, and Is acting
as paying teller for Bolshevik 'propa-
ganda throughout the world. -
1t was learned yesterday that the Left
Wing of the Socialist party has set out
to capture the emergency national con-
vention Of the Socialist party called for
August 81 In Chicago, al which the mod
crate, or Right Wing. Socialists seek ap-
prevail for the action of the executive
committee In expelling the Michigan and
other locals and the foreign language
declarations for their sympathies with
Bolshevism and revolution by direct ac-
ton. q.
The LEFT Wing conference decided to
devote all its energies to eiecting Left
Wing delegates to this convention. So
confident Of success were they at the
meeting yesterday that they set the day
after the Chicago convention as the
date for their own next conference when
they expect to be In shape to commit the
whole Socialist party to their pro-
gramme. The new workers council con-
sists OF Comrades" JurRis. Cosgrove
and Mrs. Sprawle of Massachusetts,
Cannon OF Missouri. Carney OF Mime
sofa, Stankowitz of Pennsylvania, Key
Of California and benjamin Gitlow and
John Reed of Now York.
Socialists Pass Resolutions.
Resolutions were passed indorsing a
nation wide strike July 1-6 TO demand
the liberation Of Mooney; Hayward.
.Debs and others, protesting against re-
cent deportations and urging resistance
TO future ones, pledgiRg the Left Wing
TO resistance against Intervention In
Mexico. concentrating workers gov
ernments of Ru 5ia and Hungary, urging
the workers OF Scandinavia, Holland,
Ireland and Switzerland to quit work In
munition factories where arms were
made for use against the Russians and
congratulating the brave" Winnipeg
strikers In Canada. .
The meetings Of the Socialists con-
ference were held in various places
about the city. among them the Manhat-
tan Casino In East Fourth street. the
Hungarian Workingmen's Home in East
Eighty-hTst street and the West TWEEN
tv-ntnth street headquarters OF the Left
Wingers In this city. -t-s 80
Darwin p. Kingsley, president of the
New York Like Insurance Company,
owners OF Madison Square Garden, as
serted yesterday that the company al
ways asked for guidance from the Fed
eral and local authorities before leas-
ing the Garden for radical meetings. Al
ways hiuBSacy bdlu, inc hutnOTltleS
had refused to advise against the lease
because they could not know In advance
what would be said at the meeting.
"The difference between property per-
sistently fused for the dissemination of
seditious propaganda and a great public
hall open to all events ought to be APP
parent" said Mr.. Kingsley. when the
anthoritiea themselves REFUSE to act In
advance. Eve surely cannot be expected
to set ourselves UP as censors OF free
speech and public morals beforehand"
The American Defense Society wrote
yesterday to Assistant District Attor-
ney Alexander I. Rorke. designated to
look for criminality in the material un-
earthed by the Lusk committee. that
II had taken transcripts of the speeches
IN the Garden meeting of last Friday
night and that II stood ready to back up
the District Attorney In any action he
might take. Quoting from Rose Pastor
Stokes's speech on that occasion. the So
ciety demands that she be restrained
from continuing the propaganda for
which she is now out on bail pending
final determination OF a conviction for
dlsloyalty.
The Bureau Of the Russian Soviet
Government in West Fortieth street
issued a statement yesterday in which It
warns the public that IL the Allies DO
not, in fact, break down the blockade
against Soviet Russia with the signature
OF peace Germany will reap all the re-
wards OF the great markets there. Com
menting on Paris press dispatches which
have said that the Interallied Economic
Council has decided to lift the Russian
blockade with the peace signature. the
statement says that with the resumption
Of normal trade with the bordering neu-
trails the blockade of Russia will be
impossible unless some secret agreement
has been made at Paris.
L. c. A X. Martens, head OF the
bureau. said the Lusk committee had
restored to him 80 per cent. OF the docu-