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INTERVENTION
ISONLYHOPE
FOR RUSSIA
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 2 (Corre
spondence of the Associated Press).—
Bolshevik propagandists were sent
from Russia not only to Germany but
to China, England and France, says
Harold de Scavenius, -the Danish min
ister to Petrograd, who has just re
turned from Russia, together with the
staff of the Danish legation. While at
tlfe Russian capital he had been act
ing in behalf of the entente powers.
Four hundred Russian propagandists,
he declared, were in Berlin before the
German revolution began, and instruc
tions were given for numerous Bol
shevists to be dispatched to England
and France by underhand routes. Re
cently, he added, a number of repa
triated Chinese were sent home from
Russia, and among them were numer
ous propagandists.
The Sovie Russian government, ac
cording to M. de Scavenius, under
stands very well that its only possi
bility of maintaining its existence is
in an international revolution, and
while the German revoluion was near
ing its apex the Bolshevik leaders re
joiced in its progress, but were dis
appointed that the German adminis
tration remained in the hands of the
Social Democrats.
“They emphasized,” said the Dan
ish diplomat, “that Germany was only
in her ‘February revolution’—her Ker
ensky revolution—and they predicted
that she soon would have her ‘Octo
ber revolution’ and more speedily
than was the case in Russia.
“The only cloud upon the sky of
their hopes is the position of the en
tente. They say that if the entente
will do as Germany did, and occupy
the Baltic provinces and the Ukraine,
there is nothing to fear, because in
that case they would be able in a few
months to revolutionize the French
and British troops, as they claim they
already had revolutionized the Ger
man troops. Their only alarm was
lest the entente should occupy Petro
grad and Moscow, because they knew
their only weapon was propaganda.
Bolshevists are masters in revolution
ary propaganda, and at the head of
this institution is an Austrian named
Radek, who in Moscow founded an
‘international federation’ with jnera
bers from the people of several na
tions.
“Organization and production are
impossible in Russia because Russian
workmen have no sense of fellowship.
It is imposible for the Ruslan gov
ernment to reorganize industry and
trade according to communistic prin
ciples as long as other states have
not accepted like principles of govern
ment. Until now Russia has main
tained life on pre-war stores, but this
soon will be exhausted. The Russian
foreign minister once said that the
Soviet republic was a ‘foreign sub
stance’ in Europe.”
M. de Scavenius said he did not
believe conditions in Russia would be
altered without foreign intervention,
and he added that in his opinion im
mediate intervention would not meet
with any considerable resistance.
ZONE OF WAR TO CHECK
ACTIVITIES OF BANDITS
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 6 (by mail).—
As a military measure to check the
activities of bandits along the rail
way lines from the capital to Vera
Cruz, General Candido Aguilar has
ordered that a strip 100 meters wide
on each side of the Mexican line from
Vera Cruz to Esperanza be declared
a zone of war. Natural hiding places
in this zone will be destroyed and all
inhabitants in the affected area will
be forced to prove their pacifist ten
dencies. All persons other than In
habitants of the zone will be gath
ered in and exalnined by the military.
RESTRICTIONS REMOVED
ON TRADING IN METALS
LONDON, Jan. 2 (by mail).—All re
strictions on trading in metals in the
United Kingdom have been removed,
but licenses still have to be obtained
for any export trade.
The stocks of metal (excluding old
metal and scrap) held by the ministry
of munitions on December 1, 1918,
were as follows: Copper, 27,530 tons;
spelter, Q. O. B., 18,768 tons; spelter,
refined, 6,644 tons; aluminum, 10,216
tons; soft pig lead, 49,111 tons; nickel,
1,726 tone; antimony, regulus, 8,303
tons.
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