...In Paris, there is one important matter - the reorganization of the KZO. And now it is even more important.

We have a new, magnificent transport. A new method, wonderful work, already tested (yesterday I received a letter). It is cheap. We are all delighted. 2 puds per month cost 284.

We need to publish. But we have neither money nor a printing press, except in Paris. Therefore, it is of the utmost party importance to set up publishing in Paris. I very much ask you, "both for service and for friendship," to do this.

* - sender. Ed.

** The beginning of the letter has not been found. The manuscript exists only from the 3rd page. Ed.

Yesterday, I sent N. V-va the manuscripts for No. 1 of the "Bulletin." I also sent point-by-point instructions.

Read them. Make sure they are carried out exactly. Assure the public that, indeed, we will dissolve the KZO, i.e., appoint our own commission (from the Central Committee), indeed, I am not joking, if the matter of publishing and sending the "Bulletin" (a matter of first general party importance) is not handled with extreme accuracy, not in the Antonov style.

I demand the literal and strict execution of my instructions regarding the "Bulletin." This is the first point.

Second: The KZO must create a business commission so that Antonov (a dear person and comrade, but the most idle fantasist, helpless to the point of laughter) does not handle the practical side of the matter.

Publish and print in the printing press. The control from the KZO (+ commission) must be special and daily. Rewrite the instructions and observe them meticulously.

Get this through the KZO, set up the commission. I repeat, this is a matter of utmost importance. Write back to me quickly, whether everything has been done. I am still here in Brussels, waiting for the proofs.

Enclosed is a letter for Vl. Kh. Read it, give it to N. V., and pass it on.

Appoint the aid commission before I leave here (I will stay for a week, until Tuesday-Wednesday).

You will understand the importance of the matter and will work as hard as you can, I am sure.

Yours, V. U.

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NB. We don't have a penny. All expenses must be covered by the KZO.
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P. S. Eedisherov is a dead man. Kamsky is too. You will leave. Who is left?

We need 2-3 capable, businesslike people to be assigned, who will run around, bustle about, go to the printing press 2-3 times a day, and release the "Bulletin" on time, maintaining all communications with us with extreme accuracy. And let the KZO have "control" from above.