The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-10
ALL RUSSIA
Every Faction Represented at
Conference for New Union.
Russia Hopes To Soon Re.
Enter War on Allied Side.

Washington, Oct. 9.-The GONZALES
cence of Russia from the disease of
Bolshevikism is proceeding at re-
markable rapid pace. With the ex-
|ception of cholera-stricken and terror
lied cities aad districts of Petrograd
and Moscow, there is virtually no
place in Russia where the power of
Lenine and Trotzky is exercised, cables
to the Russian embassy indicated To-
day.
All the nationalitiss inhabiting Rus
STA have once more united for the es-
Enlistment of a free and prosperous
land.
ONLY the nationaIities of the eau
casus and the Ukraine have not yet
had an opportunity to offer their al
legiance to the new all-Russian gov
eminent formed at Uffa. This Is NOT
due to their opposition to the ne"
government. The Ukraine is help
less for the time being, due to the
presence of a German army number
ing nearly half million men. The
Caucasus is in similar plight, due TO
Turk German occupation. Even the
people of the Baltic provinces are rep
resented in the Russia government, an
Esthonian delegation having contr1ved
to attend the great conference at
IJffa. where the new all-Russian gov
eminent responsible to no one but the
constituent assembly and command
ing the allegiance of the whole OF Rus
sia, was formed.
Re-entrance Into War.
Ambassador Bakhmetieff is in constant
touch with the new government when Is
Keeping him advised of every move being
made in Russia for the regeneration or the
country. its re-entrance into the war, the the
and the restoration of the nations unity
and independence.
All principal differences between the re,
rpnregentet
in the new government have been swept
away and the overwhelming majority or
Of PSSGng the free
under the guidance of the constituent as
sembly, the parliament of Russia, repre-.
the bloody oligarehy Of Lenine ian. and
Trotzky, the cables les to 1sadoE himr
seif Would make no statement He per
mitted the publication of the latest cables
| received by him. stating that they speak
~ According to fhe cables, the national
convention at Uffa was composed OF all the
members of the constituent assembly s,s seP p
of Siberia, the Urals. north Russia ana
Esthonia, representatives of the Cossaeks
semiretics, Yennissei and Astrakhan; rep
| resentatives of the governments OF the
Bashkirs and Kirghis of Turkestan and
| STA and Siberia; representatives of the
convention of municipalities and zemstvos
| of Siberia. the Ural anu the tOlSa, OIL Inc
Social -reEolutionary, Social. DemoGra.ie'
| cratic parties. of the Social tic
| group ''Yedinistov" and the Association
| for the Rebirth of Russia.
| workmen Wanted.
| This unites the overwhelming majority
| d the workmen, peasants, democratic
bourgeosie and intellectual classes OF
| Russia in the common aim OF saving the
country and the revolution.
The chief consideration of the new gov
eminent is the fear of possible prema-
| ture peace by the allies and Germany be-
| fore the re-entrance of Russia into the war.
| Ambassador Rakhmetieff is keeping the
new government informed of every diplo-
matte move made by the United States
| in an effort TO assure it that the posi-
| bility of a premature and inconcusive
| peace is SO remote as to be without the
bounds of possibility.
Cables received at the Russian embassy
| today outline in detail the principlessupOn
| which the new government is founded.
| They are:
| "a Until the moment of the convocation
j of the constituent assembly, the Russian
| provisional government is the sole posses
| sor of supreme power over the whole ter
| ritory of Russia.
| (2) On order of the Russian provisional
| government all function of supreme power
| temporarily exercised by the regional gov
| ernments to be transmitted to the pro-
| yisional government
| 90 Definition of the limits Of power of
the regional governments which are to be
founded on broad, regional autonomy, is
confined to the Judgment of the Russian
| provisional government.