The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-29
Bolshevisn Behind Strikes
And Disorders Throughout
u. S. Says Russian Paper
Tells How Government Has
Published Secret Book OF
instructions To Agitators.
(Contributed)

(COntr1buted)
Among the newspapers recently re-
ceived by the Pensacola Journal, is
the Americas Atbalss," or American
Echo" the chief Latvian paper in
America; also the Latvian daily paper
'Latvis" published at Riga.
An article in the columns of the lat
ter paper may throw some light on the
activities of Soviet Russia towards the
destruction of general welfare in every
country outside of the bolshevik Rus
STA. This article tell that the Soviet
government of Russia has very secret
ly published special book of instruc-
tions for the use of all Russian spies
In Latvia and in all other foreign
countries.
The Orders.
Among other instructions in this
book are also the following specific
orders:
1. To agitate against successful
business domestic or foreign.
2. To make every effort towards the
Reorganization of transportation facil-
tiles.
8. BY false reports to create distrust
IN citizens against the existing condi-
tons, in order to cause further disor-
ders and further decline of currency
values of these countries.
4. To circulate broadcast false
money. (Not Russian money, but the
false foreign money manufactured by
Russian government and struggled
into the foreign countries by Soviet
agents for this specific purpose.)
5. To buy with false money! and to
export to Russia anything of real
value, including the real foreign paper
6. To organize. as we'll as to assist
in every respect any kind of domestic
unrest, strikes, mutinies, etc, ETC., in
all foreign countries.
DiscIoses Plots.
The 'tAmerikas Atbalss" tells US how
these instructions have been carried
out theoretically and extensively in |
the border states or Russia until just |
the Latvian government has
these plots and has taken a |
firm stand against them. 1t goes to |
show us that the object of these boil |
;hevik activities is to accomplish the |
destruction of all prosperity every
where in foreign countries, SO that by /
he failure of these countries the wild
now prevailing in Russia,
ould be established all over the world.
Evidently the much condemned tactics
f the old school of politicians Aim
ustifies the means is the Golden
sule" of Russian bolshevik.
Get Rich Quick.
The opportunity of getting rich
uickly, for those in power in Russia,
ppears to be too big a temptation
ven for the communist. The latest
leans to this end is described by the
Latvis" under heading: "Robbing the
hurches," that by May 18th this year,
ae churches in Russia have been freed
{ the following valuables: $50 pounds
{ gold metal; 373,040 pounds of silver
fetal; Las carats Of brilliants; 81 !
ounds of pearls; 81 pounds Of other
recious stones; $50 rubles of gold I
pin; 4,914 rubles Of silver coin. The (
Latvis'' is quoting these statistics g
ON the Russian paper "Izwesty" and
is interesting to note that the Rus
an paper tells that these Valuables 9
ere not stolen, but were freed" from
lie churches. Evidently these rob-
cries were organized by the Soviet t
overnment, though the paper does not
state this.
''I.atvis'' tells US also of Russian i /
olshevik government continuous arm
Il: In May this year 1900 German e
,ecialists in war material production t
rived at Petrograd. Krupp firm of a
ermany has been granted contract
build submarine docks at Petro- T.
,ad. 100 airplanes have been re-
ntly purchased from Italy. But all
is will hardly save the starving null
.udes of Russian men women and Il
,iIdren from the death of starvation. Il
That the Soviet government has a
me nothing, is doing nothing, and o.
,es not intend doing anything for the 81
arriving people, evidetly expecting Il
Ltside charity to take care of these, al
2 learn from "Amerikas Atbalss." IL
his paper shows that since the boil sc
evik got in power, the grain produc- OF
IN ability of Russia has disap- tf
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