The New York herald., 1920-12-03
.LENINE FOSTERS US.
FRICTION IN JAPAN
Says That Is Why He Favors
Concessions to American
MilliOnsires.
HELP TO UPSET CAPITAL
Urges Electric Projects and
Predicts Operation of Million
Spindlcs Soon.
HELP TO UPSET CAPITAL

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HEnALn.
New York Herald Bureau,
WashIneton, ID. G.. Dec. 2.
Confirmation OF the report that Nico-
lai Lenine. Soviet Russian dictator, has
made public speeches saying that the
concessions granted to Washington D..
vAnderlip are for the purpose OF increas-
ing Japanese-A American animosity is
contained In a publication given out
from offic:ri sources in Washington >
day.
This report is paraphrase of a
speech by Nicoiai Lenine before the
Moscow Communists, published in the
ber 23. 1920. The report of the Len'ne
speech Is assumed to be authentic be-
cause all newspapers published in Rus
sia are controlled by the Soviet Govern
ment. Lenine's speech not only dwells
on the concessions granted to "Ameri-
can millionaires," but deals with gen.
eral conditions In Russia. Among other
things It intimates n hopefulness among
the Soviet leaders that the world revolu-
ton upon which they are counting for
final success is being successfully de-
veloped.
The paraphrase of the Lenine speech
which was given out here to-day fol-
lows
"The Krasnaya Gaset0 of Petrograd
on November % published speech by
Nicolai Lenine which he delivered be-
tcfc niv,ft In ~
out that the world revolution which the
Russian Communists seek has progressed
slowly, and that the Communists must
,xcrcise patience.
soviet Outlook Favorable.
"He claimed that despite the delay in
tho fruition OF efforts to bring about
wirld revolution, the Soviet status was
generally favorapie and that intrigues
are principally responsible for the at
tackE that have been made on Soviet
Russia during the last three years. He
said the Bolshcviki have had the advan-
taGe of d rest because of the fact that
what ne called the large 'capitalistic
countries which still have a tremen-
dous' hatred against Soviet Russia cam
not now despatch troops against Soviet
Russia He added that revolutionary
preparations were continuing IN tnpEc
larger countries. He pointed out that
peace had been signed with some of
the smaller countries which had been
beligerent against Soviet Russia. and
that through these smaller countries,
therefore, the Soviet regime was enabled
to continue foreign relations.
| '1le declared that negotiations for con-
cessions which he said were in progress
| between American milionaires' and the
Soviet regime would bring Japanese
! American animosty to n CRISIS HS as
serted that there had been long pending
| friction between Japan and America.
and added that 1T s our plan to use
these frictions for our benefit
'Ie said that enemies OF the Soviet
were now assisting Soviet Russia by
! sifning treaties with the Soviet Russia
regime under compulsion. He contended
that the Soviet regime therefore should
not be assaied for making concessions
8 the prlncpa' Soviet purpose in agree
ng to concessions is to further the
Soviet aspiration TO overthrow capital
| IN the world.
war in Caucasus Unim portnnt.
''Lenine told his fellow Communists
! hat the menace of another war evolving
rom present conditions in the Caucasr's
7ses importance because Poland is nc
| onser fighting the Soviet regime. In