Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26

gently by Professor Miliukon, now in
kicN. who was the leader OF the Con-
s.iSuti2na a., .D fiG, party from the
have no following among the masses,
but they support the church movement.
Germany regarded this movement
with an indulScnt eye, and j is 10 be
noted that. wniic the HolshNikS have
ruthlcssly prosecuted tho Socialist
Rcvo!utionists and all other Democrats,
they have in,crferred little with the
activities OF iatraron Tikhon. OF with
thE Princess Iroubctzkoy and their
Monarchist group. Germany. perceiv-
ing tina. the ijolSncvik rule has not long
10 live, started negotiations with these
Monarchists, ana ny a!iuring promises
Suctscdcd In winning them over. Che
patriotism. but they are short sighted
and panic stricken politicians, who
have lost their stability OF mind under
the horrors OF the Boishevik tyranny
They a-dcHtly desire to see reunited
Russia. freed from BaiShvik anarchy
.Ani when Germany offered ;hom It re-
aud southern Russia with Grea; Rus
Sia. and an access TO the Black and
iai;ic Seas. they gave. way TO the
temptation. They said The allies
de!noc!acics and by their paliamcnts:
they cannot help Us to overthrow the
So!Sheviks. TO reunite Russia. 10 es-
iabiish Monarchy. Germany, our
nearest ncichbor, cAn do this. Let US
therefore establish 4 modUS vivcndi
with Germany"
Next month a great Church Congress
Is TO take place in Moscow ~ which
ihcH hope the restoration o: the
Monarchy will be proclaimed. Ey that
timo Germany will have all her mill
tarE Preparations in Russia completed
Her collaboration with the Red Guards
on All the Russian fronts makes il an
easy matter for her at given momen;
10 pocket the Bo!shevik leaders, and,
II her calculations are not overset. TO
cicar the field for Russian Monarchy
under German control
Such Il MONARCHY. whether - r,,l ~.
sell constitutional or not anus; incvit-
ao.y adopt tho ugly features OF the
ga autoeraiic regime, since ii would
me ko'nanors 10 rely upon It would
mean a pro!onSatIon OF civi! war.
,narcny and terrorism. AS al! the in
hueni:a! democratic leaders would ugh;
tohai temoc:at!c General Committee
i'n'hea'ate.y broke away from Mil!ukoN
aiSsT ms German orientation. Russia
would be divided along the Nolga in
20 IVES; and Eas;. the German Non,r,.i,
iSt West remaining :. Held of civil Wa
Mhi!H me East. supported by the allies
mn vuiu ne,ena with volunteer armies.
90 men. :hc new Nolsa from n,1a
thai troGt would be more form;dthic
70 fo ueisnany than the orisina! Russian
sW!cc as strong as The Russian Noiuu
zee: armies IN order 10 keep safe be-
immense ways Of communication in
nc vast tnim!ca! territory OF Western
russia TIC deeper Germany pens
trates into Russia the more will she bc
6esc; with difficulties. 'e
he:e is an old Russian legion which
So now the mighty giant Sr!atoror.
after many victories over ;he otbs,.
WaEr.ors he encountered persisted in the
3Nt,enpt 10 lift small iron caskat on
f,uSS!an, sol! Ii seemed an easy task
out y proved beyond his strength ;r5n
Ereate' INC effort he applied to rails
ing II; the more he sank into Inc
: 1uitH. final!y. whcm he thought he
H"u ,liied II as his.! as his b.eSs. he
.Tu''H nnhselt sunk brcas; deep ;oio
me earth. and could 10 longer cy:r;o
49, 80, h ..r, This legend may be
~ appned 20 Germany in hc,: nra
So!n,Nous attempt 20 take poss.ss;on