The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-24
FAKE "RUSSIAN RELIEF" EXPOSED

in Sweden, Branting, was to be won
over.
Harald Plum wrote to his Captain
Aarestrup in New York thus: II hope
you will be able to return via Mos
COW, when either you have invaded
with Kolchak or we have come from
this side with the great powers we are
gathering day by day for the attack
to give Bolsheyism the death
stroke" CD.
Another message to the same Aares-
trup said 1.-THE so-called Russian min
listers around Yudenitch are unable to
collaborate. The selection of them is
fasco. Therefore confer with Kol.
chak thru his cousin, Pozokoff." (He
was paid by PLUMP And further:
1.-THE ministers around Yudenitch are
not our friends; they are not Russian
patriots; they are Armenians and
Jews, fellows who only want to feath.
er their own nests" Wouldn't Plum
do that himself Oh, yes! And
again: "As for Europe, it is also our
firms determination that civilization
and not Bolshevism will conquer"
The minister for foreign affairs,
Harald Scavenius, later acted for
Civilization and our firms" when in
Finland he conspired, together with
the bloody tyrant Mannerheim,
against Soviet Russia.
Plot With Firm Tyrant.
In July Plum thought himself so
near his purpose that he wrote: 81
believe that Mr.. Lenin, by means Of
the league, may disappear" en-
He also cabled to Aarestrup: Russian
relief committee will invite General
Rodianko of the northwest army to d.
rect proceedings. Mannerhefm has ca.
bled to Paris that Harald Scavenius
officially should be nominated as mid
dleman in Paris. Mannerheim dis.
poses 100000 men for the west army"
Also in high financial circles in
America Harald Plum laid his trap.
His agent Yding carried on in an
amusing way with representatives Of
Morgan. Yding thought that Morgan
would steal the ideas Of the Transit.
lantisk. He cabled from New York
that 1t was clear to Morgan and Van
derbilt that something ought to be
done, but they wanted to wait until
Danish financiers were ready. Nor
gan waiting on small Danish finan-
ciersl
Then followed the visit Of General
Cough and the anxious waiting for
-England's intervention. Committees
were founded in London and New
York. The chief committee changed
its name into international Russian
Reconstruction and Relief Commit
tee." Gluckstadt, manager of the
Landmandsbanken, who financed the
Transatlantisk, cabled in February
1920, to the National City bank that
the members Of the committee were
"of high standing" Plum thanked
Gluckstadt for this cable and inclosed
letter from the department for for
eign affairs with cable from New
AOAh RAONAhb ehAS bAAC AnaNtCA was
raising interest in America" But
soon the whole thing collapsed, for
the reasons previously stated in this
article. The workers in England
stopped the British Intervention.
Then Harald Plum burned the most
significant papers with the exact
proofs Of the great conspiracy.
And when Krassin was expected to
come to Copenhagen, an abrupt reac-
tion tooh place with Harald Plum. He
quickly forgot his murderous plans
and then he launched new great
plan, that of establishing a clearing
house in Copenhagen for negotiations
with Russia! That chapter of the Sc.
cret documents is no less interesting
and contains the story Of the coup
d'etat Of the king at Eastern, 1920.
But about this in another article.