Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-07-09
leuton Newspapers Are Pre-
pairing Public for Radical
Move Against Russia as
Result of Assassination.
COLUMNS ARE DEVOTED,
PRAISE DEAD MINISTER
Print Long kilograms From
Moscow Praising his Work;
Crime Causes Uprising
Against the Bolsheviki.
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news from various sources indicate
that the assassination OF Count Won
Mirbach, the German ambassador to
Russia, was accompanied by a formi-
dable uprising against the bolsheviki<
in Moscow
A Russian wireless dispatch claims
that an uprising has been completely
suppressed and the tone of the mess
sage indicates that the suppression
was accomplished with sanguinary
violence, the orders being that all who
showed resistance to the Bolsheviki
should be "shot down on the spot"
The Russian wireless also circulated
the following, signed by M Araloff,
the chief Moscow commissioner:
The social revolutionists, by fraud
ulent means, captured for few hours
a small part of Moscow and the gov
ernment telegraph office, whence they
issued false reports of the suppress
sion of the soviet in Moscow. l beg
to announce that the mutiny was
caused by group of cheeky fools and
was suppressed without difficulty by
the Moscow garrison. The mutineers
have been arrested and order has been
restored"
'The unter-revolutionary rising
In Moscow has been suppressed and
the social revolutionaries are making
most ignominious flight. Orders
have been to arrest and to disarm all
members of the social revolutionary
detachnentss and 10 snoot on the spot
all who resist.
several Hundred Arrested
Several hundred participants In
the rioting have been arrested among !,
them Vice Chairman Alexandrovitch,
while special orders have been issued
to secure all members of the execu-
tive committee OF the social revolu-
tionary party.
The red guards must continue
watchful. The moblizing of our
forces must continue and all social
revolutionaries must disarm to the last
man."
German newspapers are pointing to-
General Savinkoff, who was war
In the Kerensky cabinet, as
the man behind the Won Mirbach plot
which is being gradually developed
by the Teuton press into a great anti
German movement backed by all
hose men whom Germany has found
20 be hindrances In her plans of ag-
sression in Russia. A Moscow tele-
gram circulated by the Wolff News
Bureau of Berlin says:
Savinkoff II Responsible.
."Savinkoff is considered TO be re-
sponsible for the deed. He is more
over. said to be closely connected with
The Czecho- -Slovak and social revolu-
.ionary movements. His whereabouts
s unknown"
German newspapers are preparing
he public for a radical move against
Russia as punishment for the Mirbach
'ffair. Exactly what this movement
viii be is not indicated, but Dutch and
scandinavian newspapers hint at a
narch on Moscow, and dispatches are
printed showing that German forces
ire now about 500 miles west of that
ity and are being heavily reinforced.
herman newspapers give many coll
INNS to developments in the Mirbach
ase. particularly long kilograms from
MOSCOW praising the work that Count
on Mtrbach did there. and describing
he alleged treacherous manner in
vhich the assissins gained entrance
Q his office by posing as delegates
Il commission for combating the
ocial revolutionist movement It is
lated that they fired their revolvers,
ot only at Count Mirbach. but also
t German Councillors Kiezler and
lieutenant Mullef who were in the
oom. Immediately after the firing,
hey jumped from a window hurting
and grenades back OF them as they
lmped. They leaped into waiting
utomobile and escaped.