The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-13
old RUSSIAN
ENVOY TO ACT (
NORTHERN
SLAV REGIME
sshknetstf GETS Tito Touch with
New Government and Is Form
ally RetoSilzed As AfHbassa-
dor To America
sovfErs PAY TRIBUTE .....
TO ESCAPE ATTACK
Ney Tresty. Forced By Berlin
Compels Bolsheyists To Buy
Safety From Attack and Agree
To War Against Entente

" 1l-(Associated Prcss)-
The Russian embassy here has
succeeded in establishing contact
with the new government Of
Northern Russia, with which the
Entente is now cooperating south
Of Archangel. The Russian am
hassador is recognized by the new
government as it's representative
in the United States, and the new
status of Ambassador Bankmctcff
is formally recognized by the Am
crican government.
In the first cablegram received
by the ambassador, who has re-
NAMED at his post and in charge
of Russian affairs despite the fact
that he was denounced by the
Bolsheviki, the Northern Russia
administration announced that it
proposed to rcestablish an indi-
visible Russia and denounce the
Brest-Litovsk Treaty.
GERMAN BLACKMAfLERS
Word was received here also
yesterday that the Bolshcvists
have signed a new treaty with
Russia, supplementary to the
BreSt-Litovsk Treaty, the ncgo-
tiatiOns having been concluded at
Berlin. Cndcr the terms Of the
new treaty, Germany guarantees
not to attack Russia through Fin
land if the Sovicts concentrate
thelt strength in opposition to the
advance OF the Entente army from
the north. Germany also agrees
that Russian coasting and fishing fleets
may he used in Russian waters with
out fear Of attack by German war
ships.
In return for this immunity from
attack, Russia agrees to pay Germany
six billion marks.
IT is intimatcd that Germany is
determined to utilize Russia to the ut,
most to stem the activities of the Al.
lies in cooperation with the CzCrh0,
SlOvaks, the COssacks and the Ioval
Russians.
CzECHo- SLoVAK GREETINGS
Professor Thomas G. Masarvk, pres.
ident of the CZcrhO .Slovak national
council, who is on an American mis-
sion, has received rabIcgram from
N'aIivostok dated September I, say
ing:
after victory over the enemy our
armies effected junction ON the rirr
OnOu, south Of Chita They are in
complete aud cordial union with the
new Russian forces and the Russian
people. With the Allies our troops are
"pcrfting in perfect acrord.
eve are hoping that the Allied army
vii come to the aid of our troops on
the Nolga front where they are cx
h"hSI'h ~ Ih' hdIh HBH'lnR ln'N nave
hren engaged in. All our soldiers are
sending profound greetings to their
fathers.
A delayed despatch from Archmgcl
states that an American official re
turning today from the BoIshcvik front,
here the Allies are opposing the Rol,
sheVist forces, says thht the BoIshcvist
troOCs are ignorant Of the identity of
the forces whom they are fighting, A
.RTisOner said that his commander claim.
ed that the soldiers they saw, though
dressed in Allied uniforms, in reality
we're Russian "White Guards" dis.
guised.
Another prisoner thought that his
regiment was fighting against the Ger,
mans.
Fugitivcs report a reign Of terror
in Vologda. Numbers of the bourgcoi.
sic are being executed daily. The re
orts about the situation at VoIogda are
unconfrmed.