Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
STATE: DEPARTMENT
!. HEARS OF RENEWAL
OF RUSSIAN RA|DS|
Wholesale Massacres Are
Reported in the Streets
of Petrograd.
1850 GERMAN SOLDIERS
STARVING IN MOSCOW
Former Prisoners Were Left
There Without Means of
Returning Home. 4
OPPOSITION is ENcoUNTBASayr
Reports From Archangel Indicate
That American Troops Are Com &,
PEELED to Use Force.
OPPOSITION is ENcoUNTBASh,

tooday from Stockholm stated that thSss
swedish newspaper at 3Helsingfors had
received a dispatch from PetfoErads Il
saying that the Bolshevik elements
are conducting reign of terror and y
have murdered 500 former army on i:
GERS. IT is stated that. the i1terned !
foreigners in Petrograd are in * pre- =
carious situation. No Americans are III
In Petrograd, according tos5Unitcd
States officials here. az 81 N ~ 4
The adrices relating to the whoiss
sale. massacres In tho streets OF Pet
rograd were forwarded by the getro-a .
grad correspondent of the newspssSHS
Turun Sanomat, published at HelS SS3
fors. II is indicated that affairsiNsNA
going from bad to worse and that chas "a
is near. t . $3.50 lssSSS
Another dispatch received by the
State Department from itiga and dated
November Is stated that 1850 German q
soldiers, including forty-hve oftiGers.g
are in danger of starvation at SAioA 5;
COW These men were formeslSSpritl 8
oners who have been released wIthpaE {
,,ss.f rshb sIsseneaan nc. svfth nT, 6satS
vision for their return to. Germaf,y,f
The Russi;sa government is unable ITO 4
provide them with food, ms it is feared \
that the working classes would rise
against officials who might, PROVIDE
AMERICAN FORCES ARE
ENCouNTEfINGs OPPOSITION
That the American and ententa
forces have encountered strong oppps 3
stuon, both on the Volo gda- Archangel Y
the information obtained by the WASH
ington officials late to-day in dis
patches received from Archangel.j The \
message announced that owing toStlcyf
s'wampy condition of the terrain il zhaJf
been necessary to confne opera tions v III
ne Waterway and the railway,tN Az
thanyat its mouth. the Bolshevik crafTS
equipped with large guns, have best =
tsnts sh h6,s to maneuysr than.
cupationt of 1Iotlas by the entente. Eli
y, plan is under discussion In mi :
lary circles for the creation .of3a$p,sl s
t un'ary army FOR Russian relief shoIlS
the allies agree upon the policy otS
feeding Russia. 8 ~, NIstS?<
Daylight in ,Archangel now is OF, Only
i ''ii hours duration. and this facS 1,
warfare Of the Bolsheviki 1T is be-
heNeu that evacuation OF tho Arch. z
nrgs gis rsanit by the allies you'd
entire popuiation friendly to the en-
iente by the Bolsheviki., Just as TIE
Elements f mm, antagonIstic to the Bolshsv-
towns evacuated by the Czechs. q sim e
mar slaughter occurred In YolugCasSS
where entente supporters who railiad y
about the embassies We're persecutsaN,
mercilessly. 81. ~ ~ r.
FRINGE URGES RUSSIA
BE GIVEN RECoGNITIsS4
Recognition OF Russia at the world
peace conference was urged by Prince (
after the overthrow of the Car in a :
statement to-day to the American poo
PIE; pri9ce Lvoff expressed his cons
N'ction that any program of recon-s.
Struction which does not provide fors
the complete destruction of Bolsheyika
ism in Russia will leave ill the world
the germ OF another. great war. u yii3s55sss
The termination of the war. has
raised the question of the peace con- $
terence, said Prince Lvoff. Il think q
sense OF duty and justice dictates rs
the allies the necessity OF organizins
in Versailles the defense of RussianYi In y
tterests. This work can be done BY =
is unable at present to send to tho corr
terence its Dlenipotentiaryo representa- n
tives But when our friend is III we
act for him. ~ sI
TO designate the persons and con- $
slider the form OF their part at the con-
ference is a matter of friendly inter-
Prince I.Ton said: The Boisheviki are =
nduiging IN perpstuaL revolution.
They are Interested in Russia chiefly
as a hcarth where they may. keen 7up
~ all means the worlds conflagratior, y
WIG intervention. OF the aI-ds
lies is dictated not only by pure con, 8
passion for the victims of Russian. BoI q
shevikism. but by political foresight as &
we'll" - ~ TX a
MEMBERS OF CREW HAD SS
NOT HEARD OF ARMISTICE
Members of the crew OF the German a
submarine which entered the port OF
Barcelona We're in q state of aShaus-
ton, says an official dispatch received u
here to-day from Madrid. Tho men did
rot know an armistIce had been signed e
as their wireless was, out OF order. Corr a
siderable mysticism surrounds the on
Try, OF the u-boat, says the dispatch,
adding: = \ y, IS 4 So
The papers do not even agree about
the name OF, the &U-boat. Owing to a, s
deep fog over the sea, the 3submarinss f
entry was unperceived until she had IS
gotten inside the port The order ID y
have the submerslhle guarded by Spaas
ish mcn-of-war iwas given directly ~ .
According TO taleg ram piibilshed
by El Sol. the crew was coniposea OK
iwenty-three men. ailsvery youf,s, Thoy s
arrived In. a lpitsful y tat e. 81 nd Mere RE-
yictnalad blythe sailors Dc The gljnbDst v,
adds that thn u boat ) ca IN q from liza 4