Republican farmer., 1918-08-23
FINAL BREACH BETWEEN
 RUSSIAN REv0LUTI0NISTS
Related Dispatches From Moscow Tell of Meeting of
 Russian Congress. UPROARIOUS SCENES MARKED ITS MEETING Member of the Left Said Majority in Provinces Op-
 posed to Soviet Rule.

London, Aug. 21 - A final breach between the two revo- lutionary parties in Russia was manifest from the opening of the fifth congress of All-Rus- sian Soviets in Moscow early in July, according to belated Reuter- dispatches. Uproarious scenes and recriminations marked the meeting. An as sertion that a majority of the people in the provinces were opposed to Soviet rule was made by Maria Spiridonova, of the Social Revolutionists of the left.
 In a report on foreign relations Foreign Minister Tchitcherin an nounced that the commissaries had demanded the withdrawal of British, i T the Murman coast and had dispatch ed Soviet troops thither as a reply to the British landing there.
 Tchitcherin said Russia was ready to renounce some of her rights in the Chinese Eastern railroad and would sell the southern branch to Japan. The government also was willing to facilitate the importation of Japanese | goods and to admit the Japanese to wide participation in the industrial and commercial life in Siberia.
 While the Soviet majority in the congress repudiated all possibility of a renewal of the war, the Social Revo- lutionists of the left insisted on a merciless struggle against all i'm perialistic plunderers and German robbers"
 A small rising of armed Social Rev olutionists of the left, including sail ors from the Black Sea fleet, occurred in Moscow on July '. It was sup pressed after machine gun fighting in the center of the city. For a part of the day the enemies of the Bolsheviki held the post and telegraph offices Some members of the leftist executive l COIllQlll66, were arrested.
 A similar rising but on a smaller scale took place in Petrograd. It was put down after the revolters had beer bombarded by machine gun fire and armored cars.
 On July 8 all the delegates of the Social Revolutionists of the left to the congress were arrested and the towr and government of Vologda were de clared in a state of siege because o1 the anti-Soviet uprising in Jaroslav. Railroad and telegraph communica tions between Moscow and the nortI
 were interrupted.
 The outstanding feature of the All Russian Soviet congress was the de
 nunciation by War Minister Trotzky O the Allies in landing on the Murmal coast and in helping the Czecho-Slo , walks He threatened merciIess meas ures of defense and on July 13 M , Tchitcherin in a note to the Britisl representatives in Moscow made I sinister reference to ''the result , which may arise from the excitemen caused among the masses of the Rus t sian population by the unprovokeC British attack on Murman." 2 On the same day, II former officer , who had served under Gen. A1exieft
 were summarily shot in Moscow a
 counter revolutionaries. On July |
 French and British military officer
 were prohibited from moving iron
 one town to another and a stric
 watch on their movements was order
 ed.
 A Moscow dispatch received in Am sterdam on July 26 reported that Ma ria Spiridonova had been one of tn
 number of Social Revolutionists sho
 for the murder of German Ambassa e dor Von Mirbach.