Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-26
Third Communist Congress at
Moscow Working Out Details
For an international Revolt
Against All Governments.
AMERICAN DELEGATION
ATTENDING Meeting
Practically Every Nation With
C'udge Against Allies Said
To Be Represented German
Forces MobMzed-on Border.
BY GEORGE SELDES. z 1
New York Times-Chicago Tribune Gable,
COpyrIght. 1920,

Copyright, 1879.
4 Berlin, July 25.-The third inter-
rationale or communist congress,
which met at Petrograd and is now
in session at Moscow, is really plap-
ming a world revolution and over
throw. One hand discusses pacific
measures, such as propaganda. The
other hand iavors military alli-
ances for achieving the goal.
Most significant in the congress-
is the participation of delegations
from the British possessions, espe-
cially East indians, Egyptians,
Turks and Irish.
Reliable persons arriving from
Moscow informed me that there is
all American communist delegation
which came over secretly on Amer
lean passports through Esthonla
and Roumania. Crossing the bor-
ders the men assumed high sound
ing, mouth filling Russian names.
They are living in Russia incognito
and plan to return to America. John
Red worked his way to Finland as
a stevedore.
Irish Commission Secret.
The Irish comission also came
secretly. One of the members is
named McAlpin. The Turkish del
egates consist Of Bedri Bey, Be-
haeddin Chakim Bey and Chakim
Bey, who really are representing
the grand>vizier, Talaat Pasha, in
a great scheme for a Turko-Rus-
sian military alliance to free the
Islam world from British and
French dominion. The first mill
tary steps are to be seen iii Kennel
Pasha's army and Caucasus az
fairs.
l am informed that practically
every race or nation which has as
pirations or grudge against the
allies is represented at Moscow;
where open conferences discuss mil
itary and MARKHAM socialism and
theoretical communism, but the se-
eret conferences discuss military
measures for upholding the worlds
stability and bringing about So
Wet of the world
All Germany's available forces.
$4,000 to $4,000 men, are mobilizcd
along the Prussian gorder await
ing eventualitics in the Russo
Polish battle .1ow raging. Prus-
sian forces possess unlimited mine
throwers and rifles. plenty of
cannon and ammunition and are
ordered to disarm the Poles opposed
10 the Russians If their promise with
respect to neutrality is broken BY
the allies.
This new situation is causing IN
terest iii the attitude Of 100000 Rus
sian prisoners within the country,
who are Influenced by soyiet's prop
aganda and are joined in spirit by
common hatred of the Poles and
eager to assist Russia in completing
Poland's downfall,
Situation Critical.
German guards are afraid that
should leader arise among the
prisoners, they would break out,
arm themselves. march Russian-
ward and surround the Polish
forces.
Another critical situation is
caused by Gerrany's inability to
strengthen the Prussian forces on
account of the Danzig corridor
through which the allies refuse them
the right to transport troops aud
materials.
Berlin finds it is too late for
sending reinforcemeilts by Baltic
and besides there isn't enough trans
portation facilities. Meanwhile wars
fever again is felt-in Berlin. News
paper extras are eagerly bought and
crowds read the bulletins and dis
cuss the conflict The thuder OF
artillery is heard from the Pruy-
sian border