To the Editor of the Norri-Cuixa Datty News."
Sim—The writer of the anonymous letter to me, a translation which appeared in your issue of August 17, states that I should have addressed my open letter to Comrade of the U. 8, S. R, Shanghai to "those Whom it may Concern" His Majesty the King, and the Government of Great." Britain—Decause it was they who allowed the foul contaminators of Christianity and of civilization the entrance the British Empire (for the alleged purpose of opening up trade with Bolshevik Russia).
My correspondent is quite wrong.
was through the efforts together with a ready. willingness to obey is masters, the alien financiers, of the greatest political" misfit my country has ever known, David Lloyd George, that the Bolshevik criminals were allowed almost to Wreck the British Empire.
Tam obliged to the member of the "Soviet Government in Shanghai, Department of the Cheks," for thus cynically admitting that vision" of "sharing" is more attractive than my humanity. The Russian working-man knows some thing of this Soviet "vision of sharing" and he also knows that for him Bolshevism means. destruction of body and soul and merciless ploitation by the bloody tyrants now yuling Russia.
T well know that the G. P, U. (she Cheka) can, in 24 hours, shoot dead any number of the dissatisfied, specially as the latter are unarmed fand often number amongst them defenceless women and children. Did' not Zimeviev-Apfelbaum write, on the sixth anniversary of the Cheka—"And now the letters G. P. U. have become as terrifying to our enemies as were once the latters Voe. K. They are known all the world over." Consisting: ax it does of the dregs of humanity. sex per~ verte, dope fiends ete, the Cheka by the most awful tortures and display of cruelty far surpasses the most fiendish efforts of Asiatic The agent of the Shanghai Cheia states that armies 26°not count at the present time, but did I not say in my letter to the "North-China Daily News" published at the beginning of this year and in which T stated that the Knowledge that force will be used made plain at a pryehological moment will generally Prevent its use—in the Far East expecially, (Of course Soviet American (sic) friends will grant the Moscow sataniste a further loan, for did not Tacob Sehitt, by forcing President Taft to abrogate the Trade Agree-tment which had existed between America and Russia for nigh on 80 years, help prepare the way for {he Tmmolation of Christian Rose admit that before Bolshevism can enslave The world the British Empire must be laid low, Karl Marx knew. this when he said: 'Every revolution that does, not spread to England is. storm in teacup." And it was also Marx 1d] who uttered the ery of despair: "England is the rock on which revolutionary waves are' broken." Then when that rock is overwhelmed ig intended that other countries will share the same fate but, the agent of the Cheka in Shanghai may take my word for it that, the British lion will yet deal the Red-faced baboon of Bolshevism uch a Datex NEWS" out of it, The lion ays" Smashing blow as will crush (badly wound-the life War, 1 admit) has been convaleseingg during which time it has suffered annoyance by fan impudent mouse. The raid on Ateos, the Soviet Trade Commission revealed the names Americans, 12. Communists, whose names and addresses were in the records of Soviet House, Moorgate, London E, C., as corres pondents of the Bolsheviks, and much other vital matter besides, and I can assure my correspondent that the British lion has recovered and is now very much awake.
Having the mentality usual to his kind, the Cheka agent accuses my country of being responsible for the removal of Voikoff. We English are not vulgar assassins, and Know that in tte long run the price of Blood will be demanded and must be paid for. In sending a man to Poland with the shocking bloodstained record of Voikoff, who was
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