New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Red Embassy
Here Raided bv
State Police
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papers, others seemed to welcome the
excitement with the prospect of not
having to work.
lnree bankbooks showing deposits
with the Guaranty Trust Companv The
fuDilc Bank and the State Bank were
1ound IN Martenss desk. The amounts
on deposit could not be ascertained
IN addition. the raiders found 3 large
req panner of the Soviet Repub-
lie, which will be shown to the inves
tigating committee.
Inc seized mailing lists and card
inolces are expected to reveal the iden-
tity OF the men who are SUPPLYING
the money to carry on the Bolshevik
propaganda. These lists have hean
turned over to experts. All informa- a.
ton thus obtained will be used bv the
committee.
Articles for Latin America
The seized documents included q
large amount of propaganda articles
1neended Tor the press of Central and
South America. Hundreds of news
papers from these places were on the
mailing lists of the Bolshevik organ
lzatlon and copies of the papers con-
tanning articles on the Russian situa-
ton were found in the place.
About two tons of literature bear
ing on the government of Lenine and
Irotzky were taken down to Citv
Hall for the use of the COMMITTEES
Among the books seized were "The
Sovlets at Work." by Nikolai Lenine:
line Glass Struggle" by Trotzky and
Lenlne; "The Old Order in Europe
and the New Order in Russia" by M.
Philips Price; "The Truth About Rus
sla," by Upton Sinclair.
There were also hundreds of copies
OF The Nation" and "Thc New Re-
public" found in the place, with copies
OF Gales Magazine" a radical paper
in Mexico city.
Red Achievements Told
In calling on the people to accept
the doctrines of Lenine and follow
them, this magazine thus explains the
achievements Of the Bolsheviki:
"Nikolal Lenine, Premier of the So
Wet Republic Of Russia, is to-day more
than any one man the hope of the
world. Led by him, the workers of
Russia have founded a democracy of
toll which the workers throughout the
world are destined to take as a model
in establishing similar democracies in
their own lands.
"l-They have organized and carried
out successful revolution, dethroning
political and industrial autocracv and
establishing a government for and bv
the useful workers.
"2-They have resisted and have
overcome those who believe in the ex
ploitation of majority.
3-They have publicly and vehe-
mently declared that the earth and the
treasures thereof, either developed or
undeveloped, are properties to be used
in common by all Of the inhabitants Of
the earth, and to be held in trust for
future generations.
"4-They believe that life is onlv
justified by useful labor.
"5-They believe that military or
ganzation is SO great menace to
peace and happiness that it should be
lntrusted to those who are anxious to
maintain peace and to avoid war.
Against Profit in War
"6-They believe that those who
profit by war should be disarmed and
disfranchised
"7-They have declared that con-
tracts made without their knowledge,
but in their names, are void; that all
secret treaties are broken and repudi-
ated
"S. AS nation they have embarked
on voyage of discovery guided by a
compass which points neither, north,
south. east nor west-but upward.
80. They have declared that the
fundamentals of life are land, labor
and love; that freedom means an equal
opportunity for all to live; that that
which promotes universal happiness is