Evening star., 1918-06-29
Troops Will Be Sent to Re-
store Order With Aid of
MaximaIists.
EX-CZAR STILL'LIVES,
SAY VARIOUS REPORTS
Milukof Heads Counter Revolu-,
tionary Movement-Sympathetic
Allied Policy Urged in London.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 29.-The
German government, according
to German newspapers, is TAX
ing preparatory measures with
a view to Intervention in Rus
sia, says a dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company to-
day from Zurich. Under this
plan, it is stated, troops will be
sent to restore order, assisted
by maxima1ist forces.
Attitude Of Allies Discussed.
The question Of what the attitude
of the allies toward Russia should be.
especially with reference to former
Premier Kerensky's appearance upon
the scene, is discussed by the Daily
News today in an editorial under the
signature of its editor. The article
contends that II the cause of freedom
is the cause of the allies they should
have helped the revolution when 1t
was given birth. but it declares that
they neither welcomed nor aided it.
with the exception of the United
States" the writer asserts. they have
for more than a year looked on with
cold distrust. They have thought Of
interests when they should have
thought of principles"
Distrusts Kerensky Proposal.
Remarking that the allies did not
helpKerensky when he might have
held his position with their aid. the
article expresses distrust of Keren-
sky's present proposition. which it
fnterprets as an invitation to the
allies to enter Russia and repress the
bolshevikf as a preliminary to rails
ing an army to fight the Germans.
''The overthrow of the bolsheviki is
an affair of the Prussians, not of the
allies" the writer contends. IF the
Russians effect a counter revolution
well and good. We shall have another
government to deal with. and if that
government is Kerensky's 1t may be
hoped it will have better treatment
than his last. But If the allies go to
Russia to work counter revolution
to set.up this party or that they will
add to their difficulties and lose the
good will of the Russians for genera
tons"
Military Aid Impracticable.
After discussing at length the prac-
ticability of military Intervention
through Siberia. apart from the ques-
ton of expediency, the article dis
misses the project as impracticable
and reached the conclusion that Ker-
ensky's method is not the way to re-
gain the confidence of the Russian
people and bring them to the side of
the allies.
'If the soviet regime is to fall from
within, or If 1t is to survive, adds the
writer, 'let us accept the fact as an
expression of the will of the Russian
people. respect 1t and adopt a new
policy. sympathetic, generous and
helpful.
Counter Revolutionary Moves.
AMSTERDAM. June 2a-Prof. Paul
Milukoff, leader of the Russian con-
democrats. and Alexander
]. Guchfoff. Octoberist leader, have
arrived at Hardin, Manchuria. and
placed themselves at the head of a
counter revolutionary movement. ac-
cording to the vossische Zeitung,
which Is quoted in a telegram from
Berlin to the Dutch press.
The Wolf Bureaus advices say that
Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch
of Russia is at Omsk and is heading
an anti-bolshevik movement. Grand
Duke Michael. it is stated. has re-
fused to assume the throne. prefer
ring to leave the decision to an all
popular assembly.
Ukraine Peace Agreement.
A telegram from Kiev. Russia, to
the Berlin newspapers says that an
agreement mas been reached in the
peace negotiations between Russia
and the Ukraine in regard to the
frontier boundaries to the effect that
all disputes arising after the conclu-
sion of peace shall be settled by
were ready to exclude any idea of
or forcible seizure of
territory. With due regard to politi-
cal, economic and other interests Of
cided that the ethnographic princi-
pie should govern in forming the from
tiers. u
A Berlin dispatch says that, accord
ing to telegram received there from
Kiev, a member Of the soviet govern
ment announced that tho reports that
former Emperor Nicholas had been
before a revolutionary tri-
bunal and that he had been assas-
sinated both are incorrect. The gov
ernment officials added that Nicholas
and his family were in good health.
Western German papers just receiv-
ed here seem to regard the reports of
the death ofx,Nicholas Romanoff as
authentic. The Russian newspaper
Novaia Zhizn. edited by Maxim Gorky.
is quoted by the Hamburg Fremdem-
blatt as printing Kiev report that
while in a train with red
guards, complained against being
from Ekaterinburg to
Moscow, and that he got into a dis
pute with his escort ai-l was mur-
dered.
The dispatch adds that the daugh-