Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-06
TIE Men Who Made
Bo!sheuism as it Is

~ Pg,"pgss Catherine Rad2.willl
tgrnct1s RadG.will tells tho COM
n,"'c tory Of the holshevik- German
"sD rlcy ~ THE Fret rand of Boil
rcv'vaa." Extracts are used in this
Particle iy p"r'Nlsyton OF the publish
,rs Swat %aynard and Company.l
30 V sm Is tho new. great enemy
&C democracy. The movement was
.c~g.ncCrCd~ aNd given life and SUBJ
s'arcn by the money and the CO.
cp ~ t'on Of the Prussian intelligence
dep" rtment, and, If il is not inter
rercd with, II WIN become the new
army and the new world with which
our old culture Will once moro Ec at
tackled II Is useless 20 nurse ilirsions
on this point. Already the Russian
No'shcv'k! are talking of the DAY
whom with tho completely of German
ararehlsn. they, viii rule the world
Tho s'r,ster na3rality of the bolshevik
mlod can oN,y'bc sraspod thru appre-
ciat'on Of thc."then who now rule"
MISGUIDED Russia. and feel II my
duty To set forth the following facts
about them. which have CLEANED
from thoroughly reliable sources of
information III lttIpSldb' i'i 'h' "''
thru meeting Lennc himself.
The full extent Of the holshcvik
movement and tire part Germany
PLAYED in its development Is not suHl-
Cicntlv known and appreciated. but 1t
Is a fact that Germany contrived,
thanks to her intricucs and her lavish
use of money. to put at the head OF
The Russian government puppets like
the men called Lonine and TrstZkN'
the latter not even Russian subject.
but a German Jew. However, Lenine
and Trotzky do not stand alone, Tor
beside them are other sinister hCureS.
Evcn before the outbreak of the war
the German government was in touch
with the man named Ioulianoff. who
was known among extreme SOCIALIST
circles as Lenine. He had been IN
Germany's employ and pay for wears,
and as far hack as 1908 he had re-
ceiyed' subsidies from the German
foreign office. which he had always
accepted as being funds from socialist
svmpathizers in Germany. pretending
to he ignorant of their real origin.
Lenine enjoyed a certain reputation
amor~ Russian anarchist circles
abroad where some people considered
him sincere fanatic. while others
believed him TO he. before anything
else an ambitious man who desired
~ sweep away the existing order OF
society for the sole purpose of hene-
fitting himself. Ioulianoff or Lenine.
was kind of prophet in the eyes 0t
the Russta an labor party. and they all
said that the day would come when
the program which he had drawn up
would hecom" an accomplished fact
when the proletariat would at last
come forward and obtain the place in
the world to which il was entitled
At the same time none of these men
seemed to have any idea, no matter
how haZy. as to what was to follow
the triumph Of the proletariat they
represented They had absolutely no
comprehension what the words gov
erning a country" meant and the
thought which seemed uppermost in
their minds was that of destroying
what they certainly could never know
how to rebuild
met the German agent who was
sent to Switzerland to arrange with
Lenine to undertake the work OF Ger
many in Russia. Lenine. he found,
had aged considerably since the be-
ginning of the war. His long beard
was heavily streaked with gray. but
the eyes retained their bright, almost
too bright, expression. He appeared
to he in excellent humor. however, and
at once asked for news from Petro-
grad lis one. fear seemed to be the
release of the famous Bourtzeff, whom
he considered the most dangerous
enemy the anarchist had. He acknowl-