The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-01
NEED HELP OF ALLIES
 AS \ STEADYING HAND
The Russians Are Especially Anxious
 That the American Forces Be Sent Japanese Forces Would Also Be
 Welcome, But 1t Is Desired t"c American Forces Come With Them,

Archanecl, Thursday, August 29.
 (By the Associated Prcss) More cn-I tente allied troops are needed to aid iu forming a screen bchinl w5ich a new Russia may be formed to ioia
 tussia's ailies in the war on Germany Nicholas Nasiloyitch TschaikoysHy, president of the new sovereign gov ernment Of the northern region cf Russia told the Associated Press 5o- day.
 It was the first interview accorded by the presid5a. 10 d repre- native Of a foreign press and M. TSchaihovs6y frankly discus sed the position. AistolyI and aims of the new government
 We want to restore the castenI front against Germany tog thcr WitnI cur allies, NJ Tschaikoysky said "NeI thought the only way to dD 50 in ad dition to the agitation of our own pco-i pie, would be to have firm military tasis and screen to work behind andi to proteC' $ from immedil C a;tacksi frc tlc Germans and tho B0lsheyik
 We understand perfectly well un der the circumstances and demoraliza- a-l ton that il would be impossible 10 re ] store our own army in a short splcel of time without having the nucleus ofl disciplined force upon which vel could rely in case of necessity
 Therefore we required screen iul the shape of at least some allied force We have some but we need to novel quickly and. therefore we certainly need immediately a number of allicdl troops"
 NJ. Tschaikoyslly explained that cnol government does not rely exclusively on troops of the allied governments We have our own forces" he sai l In the short space of few days withl he aid of the allies we recruited inl Archangel alone over a thousand meH.l What we want is allied assistance andl with that we are confident of success. ! We naturally expect American aii.l We need soldiers, food and agricu l tural machinery from America and ifl the Japanese finally decide 10 comel from the East they are welcome too We should like Americans to comel with them
 He explained that the government plans 10 extend its authority as usI troops progress. joining all the eie ments opposing Germany and formmsI q new Eastern front We decidedI to begin the government in the northl because we felt that the allies couIl best help IFS there
 As at present formed our aovern-i ment includes the provinces of ArcE ! angel Murman, Voogda, Vyatka and the northern parts of Novgorod, Perl haps Yaroslav and Kostroma will jonl us,' NJ schaikCysky continued.
 The idea of our government wasl born at Moscow We include an groups except the extreme left and me monarchists. Siberia already has a similar government and soon our groups will form regional govern ments in Central, Eastern and South ern Russia. We are ready to join in some sort of federation and then call Ia constituent assembly.
 All the members of our govern .ment were members of the former con |stituent assembly which was elected by the people. We call ourselves a sovereign, instead of provisional gov ,ernent because we believe in the need of firm authority We have no per sonal ambitions"
 NJ. Tschaikoysky said he felt the Russian reople were caDable of re- publican form of government, despite the general illiteracy and cited the success of the village government. The leaders of our group. including myself were in constant danger of ar-