The New York herald., 1921-01-23

State Department at Washington is
divided into two distinct sections. The
first is called "A Bolshevist Report on
the Second Congress of the Communls-
nternationale" The second part comes
under the heading of THE BolsheVlst
Interpretation of the Second Congress
of the Communist Internationale." the
first is a full translation of the report
as it appeared in the Petrograd Prdudo,
and, in the words of the preface 10
the pamphlet issued yesterday, not
submitted as a truthful account OF the
events of this gathering, but as bol-
shevist testimony" The second sec
ton is compiled from clippings from
the newspapers and masazlnes citeu
above The congress was attended by
delegates from Germany, France. Eng
land. America, Italy. Austria, the Scam
dinavian States, Bulgaria. Jugo-Slavia,
Hungary, China, India, Finland and
Holland.
Lenine a Busy Orator.
Sylvia Pankhurst was heard and ap-
plauded, but apparently she made little
| impression, for her suggestions were
discarded. Lenine made hot speeches
whenever trouble appeared, and once
| he mounted the rostrum with John NJ.
| of the Peace in his hand and quoted
therefrom financial statistics that war
ranted him in agreeing with the great
! Bourgeois economist" that all war
debts be annulled. The League OF
Nations, he declared, had failed and
was no more. He numerically berated
| labor unions, saying that before the
war England, France and Germany
were in the habit of tossing $oOO.0Oo,ooo
| 10 Ia
! of various bribes.'' He felicitated MS
hearers that the French Colonial
negroes had learned the art OF modern
! warfare and firearms.
This is exceedingly useful knowl-
edge" he is quoted as saying, anu iof
| it we convey to the bourgeoisele our
deepest gratitude in the name on the
workmen and peasants and particuiary
i'm the name of the Red army. Al the
present moment the flag of Soviets
beginning to be raised throughout the
Orient. in Asia, and no dictatorship
of the proletariat is to be thought OF
without terror and violence.
In various speeches by Russian lead
ers the I. w. W., called by them the
American Industrialists. are patted on
the back, but scolded for not belng pet
ter politicians. Comrade buckharlh' ior
example chides the l. w. w. Tor be-
tuevIng that the general strike question
is an industrial struggle rather than
| political.
The industrial situation in America
worried Comrade Radek, and he owned
ND to 1t, saying that he found that 81
ner cent Of the workers in America
were not members of trade unions Ii
was the fault of the unions, he declared.
Samuel Gompers was set down as tle
most reactionary man in the world. In
| oit
manded that F'raina and Stoklitsky De
elected because they did not belong 10
the Reed faction of American Commun-
ism Comrade Radek saved the DAY py
showing that Fraina ana Stohhtshy
, we're within the rules,s and so America
did not have her representation cut
down. - r,,,,, %
The Petrograd Prada OF July
made the following call upon worNeis
to stand by the Soviet Repupi,o TO tba
"Workmen and workwomeh ~ tne
oa,i+oliet flth of the whole world cries
ont about the attack on the independence
~ poland. in order to prepare q ne"
attack against Russia, you snoulu KNOW
the following and 1t alone: your en-
ployers tremble, fearing that one Oh the
nillars of their rule. of their world sys-
tom of reaction, exploitation and oppres-
sion is falling they fear tnat II White
9uardist Poland falls before the piows OIL
the Red army. and the Polish worKmen
take over power into their own hahus'
then il will be easier for the German,
Austrian, italian and French work
men to free themselves from their eX-
ploiters. and that the workmen of Eng
land and America also will follow them.
If the capitalist filth walls that danger
threatens the independence of Poland. II
is because they fear that your slavery,
your involuntary servitude workmen and
workw omen, may be replaced by liberia
ton from the chains of capitalist
slavery"
sIxings and Presidents" TrembIc.
Headlines in the Prada of July Is,
and in the Communist International of
July 10. read thus:
Down with the yellow band of Men
sheviks and Observation-Disclosures
who are the enemies of the World Revo-
lutionary Alliance of Toilers.'
Disappear, bourgeois filth; the Third
Internationale is coming"
Down with government of capitalist
brigands and rascals. Long live the
World Alliance of Soviet Republics"
"Kings. bankers and Presidents will
tremble with fear at all news of the new
success of the Moscow Internationale."
Comrade Jurgls or the American dele
cation caused much cheering by gravely
informing the delegates that American
employers had cruelty informed the
downtrodden workers that they'd have
to agree to great reductions in wages or
be thrown out into the street into the
army of unemployed to freeze and
starve."
do not hurry, comrades" cried Jur-
gis. "At the present moment whole
million of former Russians would like to
come back to Russia. OF every one hun
dred Russians in America ninety-nine
wish to return to Russia"