Soviet Agent Traced but Still at Large Nairobi, Aug. 30. reputed to be a dangerous Bolshevist propagandist. among negroes, boarded a liner at Aden, having' booked for Tan-gan} "ae police were waiting to seize him, but he exeaped when the liner called at Mombasa, by landing in the night in a all boat, leaving his luggage behind. He was traced to Uganda
wild-game country, where Soods-train which stopped in the the Yugo-Slay disappeared, although closely watched the 'A few Indians in the train were compelled to wash their faces, lest the fugitive was guised as an Indian, A photograph of the Yugo-Slav, taken by grapher aboard the liner, exhibited privately to an ani of police at Nairobi, wi Feward was. offered for his cap-
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