The New York herald., 1921-11-13
RUSSIANS RESENT
CHARGE OF SPYING
RetOrt That British Have
Espionage Agencies in
Border State Capitals.
REPORTS OFTEN FALSE
Anti-Foreign Speeches by
BOlshevist Leaders Not
Reported as Delivered.
INTERNATIONAL BLAMED
Real Peace With SOviets Can
Come Only When Tt Is
Dissolved.
REPORTS OFTEN FALSE
INTERNATIONAL BLAMED

Special Correspondence TO THE New YORK
HERALD.
BY CAPT. FRANCIS M'CULLAGH.
REvAL, Oct. 26.-Commissar Radels
published in the Prada series of
! articles on an English Governmental
Espionage Agency, which is. he says
established In Berlin, with branches
In Riga, Reval and Warsaw, and
whose principal work is to obtain in
formation from Moscow. Radek re-
CARDS the Bolshevist agents who are
sent abroad as plain, blunt men VINO
are easily turned inside out by crafty
experts from the land Of Sherlock
Holmes and Sir Basil Thompson.
Radek considers Lord CurZon'S ref
erence to Lenine's speech on July s at
the Congress OF the Communist Inter-
rationale, and says that the English
Secretary for Foreign Affairs got his
information from German spy (in
British employ No. 143. These spies.
says Radek, have no opportunity of
getting information about the internal
life and working of the Communist In
ternationale." For example, a speech by
Nuortev, reported to Lord Curzon as
having been delivered at the above
mentioned congress Of the Third In
ternationale, was never delivered at all
owing to the fact that Nuortev was in
Jail at the time. Moreover, Lenine
did not speak at all on the occasion in
question.
must say tha. on the other hand l
find from private information furnished
10 me that the anti-foreign speeches con-
stantly delivered by the Bolshevist lead
ers are not reported at all in the official
Bolshevist newspapers or else reported
In an extremely modified form, and II is
iudicrous to expect the foreign press to
let itself be spoonfed by this incomplete
news which Is daily served out to 1t In
small, innocuous doses by the Bolshevist
press bureaus.
Trotzky and several other Bolshevist
eaders recently appealed for help
against the Polish Government TO the
"pro!etarat' of Poland. and their ap-
peals were soon followed by an attempt
on the Polish Presidents life. Moreover
| the energy with which Moscow Is assist
| ing Indian revolutionists In Berlin. Te-
heran and Kabul Is notorious. II may
he said that It Is not the Bolshevist
Government which is doing this but the
Third Internationale at Moscow. This Is
| TO excuse, for tho members of the Boil
shevist Government also belong to the
Third Internationale, and f. equently de-
| liver addresses to 1t encouraging 1t to
bring about the world revolution. Real
peace between Soviet Russia and foreign
| countries can rever come until the Third
Internationale Is dissolved and Lenine
admits impartial foreign newspaper cor
respondents to all public meetings held
IN Russia. especially those meetings
which are addressed by members Of the
| Soviet Government
| In confirmation of this Bolshevist
radio from Moscow declares that ell the
| documents In connection with the Third
Internat.onale published recently In Eng
ush and American newspapers are for
geries. Absolutely fantasticaP' Is the
term applied to the statements made ir
Lord Curzon's note about Bolshevis'