Mutiny in French Navy Pi ned: Plot Frustrated: Many Arrests The correspondent of "La Liberte" at Brest announced on July 17 that the Third Internationale bad made all arrangements forthe outbreak of a mutiny in the French fleet the next day. The workers in the arterials are constantly subjected the influence of Bolshevist propa ganda both through the printed and spoken word, and recently the Police came into possession of a Package containing seditious pam: phets which afforded them a clue enabling them to trace the personality of the Bolshevist agent in Brest. He appears to be a decker named Marius lo Marchand.
The personage in question had taken his precautions and had left Brest in good time, The police agents who were appointed to watch and arrest him found that the bird had flown, and that before taking a ticket for Paris he had destroyed most of his papers. Nevertheless, although lo Marchand is for the moment hiding in one or other of the Communist nests in Paris, he 1dt behind him a lieutenant more courageous than himself, upon whom the vengeance of the law will {fall In this man's room papers were found proving that in the Mediterranean squadron, which, after the Presidential review at Cherbourg, was to call at Brest, a mutiny was to break cut among the crews of the ships, and at the sume time a strike of the dockyard workers was to be proclaimed.
'A number of arrests have been nade as a result of a careful study of the documents found in the room of Jo Marchand's Lieutenant. The correspondent of "La Liberte" is convinced that the instructions vent to lo Marchand came from the Communist centre in Paris,
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