Evening journal., 1919-08-18
Russian Eagles Fighting Boishevism
General Judenich General Denzn and Admiral KoIchal
ViceChamn the

Those are the three men Of proml
nence and courage who nave united In
a titanic effort to save Russia
Who are they? What IS their stand
ing?
General Judenich during the past wal
led the victorious Russian troops, the
eagles OF the Russia Army through the
eternal SHOWS ~ The Caucasian heights
10 immortal glory on .he baltlenelds
Of Trebisond and Erzeroum.
General Denkin. the actual "Cos-
sacks daddy" is a daring warrior
whose name, whose personal ire
proachable reputation among the Rus
sian Armies In Poland and Galcia, was
as widely known and as deeply es-
teemed as those Of Grand Duke Mich
olas, Kurnlov and Broucsilov.
Admiral Kolchak-the Commander in
Chief Of the Black Sea Fleet-was re-
garded as the Russian Beatty His
very name made The Turks tremble,
ms IRON VIII kept anarchy ont Of the
Black Sea Fleet long after Kronstadt
mad become the headquarters Of inter
national Bolshevism bloody tyranny
and wholesale murder.
Those arc the mon who. being sep
6roted by thousands Of miles. arc
closely united i'm an endeavOr 90 crush
The misrulo Of Trolzky and Tho Grim
inal Soviet regime
Those three although united, al
though inspired wifi ono and the same
noble aim-the salvation Of Russla-are
compelled by the very nature Of things
10 accomplish different tasks.
T. Admiral Kolchak has 10 admins
trate siberia whose territory is twice
as large as that Of the United States.
and whose natural resources are al
most unlimited The establishment of
Stable Al-Russian Government,
therefore, is his first and immediate
aim The state machine has 10 he
built mp anew The organization prob
lcm has 10 be solved on a large scale,
creative forces must be evoked 30 life.
and where there was nothing but hor-
ror and snarchy, a now life and order,
OF peace and prosperity must be es-
tablishCd Much has been accom-
plished by Admiral Kolchak. much re-
mains 10 be accomplished in the fu-
ture. Siberia must become the admin
and economic center OF Rus
sia's future regeneration.
In order 10 protect Siberia from ag-
gression on the part Of the Red Hordcs, |
Admiral Kolchak had lo raise an army /
which is now 100000 men strong This |
army. however. is not adequately !
equipped There is a distinct lack Of |
heavy artillery. tanks and medical sup |
plies The Bolsheviki. being aware " |
al .f oil Ia
" rs influence among the loyal Rus
iians. have thrown their best troops
Igalnst The young Siberian army, The
alter. hcing out-numbercd and lack
ng ammunition. was forced TO make a
emporary defensive movement along /,
he I'ral Mountains Admiral Kolchak's
main difficulty consists in the fact mat
n his creative work ne has 30 com
zine broad administrative and re-
ormatory measures with the urgent
reed Of raising a powerful army which
would be able 10 deliver a mortal blow
% Bolshevlsm in Russia.
2 General Denikin assumed the chief
command over the South Russian vol
intary units after KornilOvs death In
NE beginning Drnkin had but a few
.roops at his disposal. With those he
'.eared the northern portions of the
laucasus from the Bolsheylki. having
established his headquarters at Ekater-
nodar. Gradually however Denikin's
rmy had grown into considerable
lower AT present the South Russian
Army is about 10000 men strong. who I
re better equipped than the Siberian
roOps
At the very moment when Kolchaks
orces were ordered TO retreat under
he pressure Of the Red Army, at the
cry moment when Denikin's own
roops swept forward. capturing the
over portions OF the Nolga. Denikin
ssued a proclamation 10 the effect that
@ recognized Admiral Kolchak's SUI ,
RENE authority 10 was the spirit Of
wisdom and self-sacrince which In