Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-06-25
WAI.IIALIA, ). G..
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~, 1910.
SOME SOVIET BUREAU SECRETS.
Detective Tells of New York Raid.
Boosts from Berlin.

New York, June -. lI"nry W.
t;runcwald. head OF Il private hctec-
tive agency and one Of the partici-
pants in the raid last Thursday on
the Offices OF the Russian soviet bu-
r"au h"rc. tcS,ifying to-day before
the joint Legislative committees TO
investigate Scditious activities, told
Of finding copy OF the Berlingcr
TaEcblatt of April |, q. in Il filing
cabinet in the soviet hcadt iarterS,
which contained an article marked
with red pencil. and which read:
'Tclcgram from our correspondent
at The Hague. April 3. 1919. The
Daily News announces that in New
York and America there exists sys-
icmatic Rolshcvist agitation.
"'rhc American industrials already
have been warned and are handling
the situation with great care. and
have sent experts TO Europe to study
conditions.
'rhc unrest which is in America
at this moment is said to be due to
this agitation by Mr. Martens. the
official representative Of the Bol-
ShcviSt government, whose business
quarters are in the vicinity Of Wall
street. lie has $500. 100000. which
is to be used for firms intending to
do business with Russia
MIR. Martens is Il quiet man. They
hired theatre to welcome him. and
as the red flag is not allowed in New
York. the women wore rcd dresses.
The American government was Kissed
and the revolution in hungary wild
~ greeted"
Sergt. Walter Brey. Of the State
nolice, testified to finding various let
ters in the soviet bureau. which he
produced. One was from the social
list party Of the Eighth Assembly
District, 1t was dated April 81,
1919. and read, in part:
I'VE send greetings and pledge
our cooperation in establishing a
federated soviet republic in America,
and to work increasingly for the pro-
Dagation OF the principles and policies
OF the soviet government. This let
ter will be printed in the New York
Call"
The Letter was signed by the secre-
tary OF the organization. Three
papers signed by Charles Reicht, I
lawyer. counsel for the soviet bu
reau, and who has represented |. w.
w. clients. and which we're shown,
told OF his defense Of G. Russians
Poles and Lithuanians arrested dur
ing May-day celebration in Chester.
Pa. Senator Lusk. chairman of the
Investigating committee, admitted
them as Testimony to show that the
soviet bureau maintains a bureau for
the defense OF persons charged with
crimes against the United States
government"
Nnothcr letter exhibited was sign
ed by \. l.osscff. OF South philadrl
phla. II asked the secretary of thr
bureau TO aid him in procuring the
release OF his son, Vladimir. convict
~ ~ '.Hi'oBo anu sentenced to- %
years Imprisonment for |. W " ,c-
tivity.
H1hrrhhl Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications. as thrv cam
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ear. There is only one way ,n rur.
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cohS'ltnaional remedy Catarrhoi
deafness is rauScd hy an inilamca
Hondition Of the mucous lining of thr
EuStachian Tube. When this tube j.
inflamcd YOU have Il rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. and when il
IS entirely closed. deafness is the rn.
suit. Unless the Inflammation can he
reduced and this tube restored TO its
Nnrinal condition. hearing viii be de-
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surfaces OF the system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
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