BOLSHEVIST CONSPIRATORS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14984, 11 August 1919, Page 3

BOLSHEVIST CONSPIRATORS

REVOLUTIONARY- PROPAGANDA

BELA KUN'S EMISSARIES,

iElec. Tel. Copyright— United Press Assn. 1 (AustraJian and N.Z. Cable Association). LONDON, August, 6. Mr E. Shortt> Home Secretary, speaking m the House of Commons, said that the police have been instructed to take action m reference to a leaflet distributed at Nottingham containing, the words: "Put no trust m Parliament. Get ready for a revolution."

LONDON, August 7. In a further statement, Scotland Yaivd declares that there is- no definite evidence of Bolshevist activities m England, mor^ than the dissemination °i ( extreme revolutionary propaganda. "We have had numerous instances of the 1 distribution of funds besides the particular case published," state the authorities, "but we cannot give details, because ■it would interfere with Scotland Yard's investigation. The pohce are keeping a close watch on the ports m order to exclude, undesirables but <a few have pot though.' 1 . ' ' , . LONDON, August 8. Zachanassen, BeU Hun's emissary, who was captured m England, came from * notorious Bolshevist centre m Norway, \\h on captured he had the names and flddrepses of well-known extremists m Britain, and also the names it (,erman spies on the Continent. He lad not the name of a single responsible Labor leader or trade union official m Britain.

The Bolshevist international courier system was enrolled by .a Bussian anmed Angelica Balabanoff, who works betw^ Bijrne., Berlin, Stockholm, amd Moscow, Bolshevists agents generally reach ttaffland «s stowaways on foreign resse.s. ..Sow e .sailors are aware they ire aboard, but the- men receive substantial pay for each Bolshevist landed Eleven Jews who recently lafi<fo<J were caught, m the East .« «t Wfcn and deported. '