New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
World Desi gns
Of'Reds' Told
BY DR.. Hills
Secret Instructions Sent to
Agents Everywhere to
Stop at No Means
to Spread Unrest

DR.. Newell Dwight Hills, pastor of
Plymouth Church, of Brooklyn, in an
address yesterday in the Marble Col
lcgiate Church, Fifth Avenue and
Twenty Street, told Of secret
Bolshevik circular sent to soviet
agents in every country.
"The confidential instructions sent
out by the Bolsheviki reveal peril of a
world confagration," he said.
"There is now in the hands of the
Ukranian staff of Berne, Switzerland,
q document called General Instruc-
tions' to the Bolshevik agents in every
country. This paper was obtained
through counter espionage service, and
forms part of the record of a meet
ing of the Ukrainian leaders on De-
cember 90 1918. The original was
translated by DR.. Serge Persky, ard
the certified copy came to me through
c. D. Wood, of Berne.
"Dr. Persky writes that at the be-
ginning of November. 1918, at a pri-
vate council held by Lenine, in which
Trotzky, Joutkovsky, Radek and Tchit-
cherin took part, general instructions
were drawn up for agents of the
soviets abroad, and were sent immedi-
ately by couriers.'
He Quotes the Document
DR.. Hills quoted the document in
question as follows:
"To representatives of the Republic
of Soviets abroad:
General Instruction.
"A-International relations:
81. Support chauvinist movements
and national conflicts.
"2. Provoke agitation in order to
bring about international conflicts.
"3. Make attacks on representatives
of foreign powers.
"4. Thanks to such action, internal
disorders and collision will be encour-
aged and agitation strengthened in the
interest of the Social Democratic
Party.
"B-Internal politics:
81. Compromise the reputation. by
no matter what means, of influential
men.
"2. Attack those in power.
"3. Provoke anti-governmental agita-
ton.
"a. Stir up general and partial
strikes.
"5. Destroy machinery and boilers.
"6. Spread propaganda literature.
~. Collisions will be facilitated so
that we can seize power.
"C--In the economic domain:
Il. Provoke and support railway
strikes.
"2. Blow up bridges.
"3. Do everything possible to dis
organize transportation.
"a. Hinder the shipment of wheat to
the towns.
"5. Stir up financial difficulties.
sc. Inundate the market with false
bank notes.
"D.-Results:
"1. These actions will bring about
economic troubles which will lead to
inevitable ct.tastrophes.
"2. Then the coup d'etat will meet
with the sympathy of the masses.
En- the military domain:
Il. Strong propaganda among the
troops. Stir up conflicts between off
GERS and soldiers and provoke attacks
upon superior officers.
"2. Blow up arsenaIs. bridges, rail-
roads and powder magazines
SO. Seize shipments of raw materials
destined for factories.
"a. In this way the complete con-
fusion of the army will be brought
about and the soldiers will adopt the
workman's programme.
Spying and Searching
'F-Search and spying in conformity
with the requirements of war time.
81. Strategic search and spying in
the army, in fortresses. in factories;
exact estimate Of armed forces and
their morale.
"2. Tactical search and spying on the
front and In the interior
"a. Search and espionage in the navy,
movements of squadrons, naval docks
and bases."
Remember VENUS PENCILS.
Remember VENUS pENCfLs.--~Advt,