The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-02-05
Russian r representative
Say Il Salvation Of Russia is
Liberation From Boil
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! London, jan 10 Correspondent
! of The Associated Press)--Five rep
reseutatives of Russian poll cal or
gaaizations Mho are ndW~. here haze
| issued a statement in which they as
sert that they are Of, the opinion that
the salvation .ofs,Russia requires. first
!! of ali, that Russia should be liberated
ifrom the Bolshexikt. They ask for
| the active help of the entente allies
for. Russians who are engaged IN
/ fighting Bolshevii rule.
| The delegation includes two mod
! crate Conservatives, one Liberal and
two moderate Socialists. They were
sent. 20 the allied countries to in
form the governments and peoples OF
Russia's critical position. The mem
bers, of the delegation are Vladimir
Gurko; Nicholas Sheoeko, formerly
Russian AMBASSADOR at Vienna; Ser
g11is Tretiakoff. formerly president Of
she. Russian Eeu1nenical Council;
Alexander Titoff, ana Constantine
Krovoposkott. The two les: named are
moderate Socialists. This mission
Whea 81. Paris was headed BY Profes-
Hor Paul !Mihukot, Ieader OF the Rus-
sian Consttutio}tai i::ss sEesnocras ana
formerly Foreign Minister, but his
name is: not included among those
VINO make puehc lhe appe'ti iol he'p
Tor kussla
In g Gerlnaii doiniiEdsil III rus
sia and its artificial splitting INTO m
dependent parts. =: says the Russian
representatives, Is contrary 90 the
aspirations sot-the masses. ana OIL .s.i
the sare elements W4lch demand the
union OF the whole country IN q SIN
gle state whose ultimate fate must he
determined .foys the tree acs''sion OF ''ie
peoples lnnaDltil,s fossia.
For this. purpose active ae1p IS e
CURED from the ai!ies tof al ti4ose
parts OF Russia Whlch ere N coiuiic.
Of the Bolsheyiki and VINO are stfiN-
ing TO repnttes aIad. rsgeaerate ha:'>.i;'.
In the south this help must De CIV
en- first Of all TO the voluntary IL
which - hgntsns asalnss lhs bo'sI.e ns
VIZ IN the sNorlne11l "a ueasus ~
slaes, 20 cEesl,e Cyl - - ..es.','
TO OCCUPY ts'isl poi:tsiis LAY, t..o, ..s.:.
poftant towns ara railway l"Ilo'4o-.'
IN the soutn o. tAt'ssta 20 - ~ i, ..,,.;
vent the advance OF - '!'e ooi,'ieN -l>s
from Ine north alli: &Hs.5 Spl Sestii4is' ~
anarchy, tilat pas aire1tQy 1o1itSst 't'e
north nor OF Ensslas
q. oitrEsst sse.iiss2 e'ts Io.si1s' ,',Ai
spreaal2ns lrotn stiie iof.1i W. ei'ao's
the Foiuh.aty aLnlH 70 Gun coii,oii,..'ee
20 grow. IL WIZ NC Eos'4".e ~
Scrlptlon 20 conYerl 1htst eoiuiiealS
army INTO a sase army II, -.,, ,,'s c;r"r;a
OF RUSSIA Alh'' eos.s.ile, W.. as,,.
ana lhe no. .s.e'ii - S:.o:.h,
tpe 6olsheTfAi anu ~ ..ein.s.
wholes OF Tree hass1a III eiie ooii''i'f'
spring
ihereio'e e'ie aiiiso iieep - 40 .io
qulfee ioi 'iie p". po'e W 'se -. ,,,,t
oien'i"e as'e'i..n. -A-' 49,
10 create e''aoieiot', si..e W..
the sane eiet'ie'ios 90 oisa..s 80
serves TO create q soSe. .n - -.
lasee laHislli Nd ,-ssha q az. .s
resi- as wen DIS lite iAee. -''-' " e1.i,
ton or the country inoas ne ieie -
sae Russians ,lfe1iaSeissss.
uate = seDaiase pi oH,.,ls p.,.;xm - 80
sais aeio!i - 90 oS1 ,,,a+;on had !
oois.iesik f,ae 80 ene ono ao ~ tnera4ion m
litli...siiesi ~ oDo'ooo' y,ossin1a !
OF enas7 cttss q. '.te e,1's ss,. ~. ao,;c
sastes - ~. .i,a
al |
atAe ,aass aIsa;ss ~ ss IN .ti,,,e Vt
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