Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
RUSSIANS WANT HELP
TO FIGHT B0LsHEV|sTs
to England Pleads Nation
VIII BE Destroyed If Left
to Itself.
I'VE PROMINENT MEN IN BODY
Al arc Opposed to Radical RuIo OF
-. "hine and Trotzky, and Say Sane
,.iehlcnt Needs Encouragement
FROM Entente.

NDoN. March 29.--Five repre-
aHVcs OF Russian political orEani-
"S VINO arc now hero have issued
e'heht in which they assert that
tneS are OF the opinion that the sal
ZION OF Russia requires. first Of all,
tussia should be liberated from
E"e boishevists. They ask for the
E'I ns help OF tho entente allies for
rule. "s"l"s boisheVist
Inc delegation includes two moderate
noac en,tsatiyes; one Liberal and two
- INC allied countries 10 inform, Tho
Eri,i rai and Peoples OF Kussias
cie asai POSITION, tic l., The members q the
Eador' eoeh9 o, formerly Russian anbas-
:cumencalP r SoSSeiI: Of the EuTsia
fnd Constantine Krovoposkon. Thu
IKE %G last named are moderate Socialists
eaded s. rrof Snsm Paul r a Miliuk mas
Ieader OF the, Russian Constitutinnaj
s sfm0c5 Su, h nI dormerIy FoIeish Min
tmonE those who make public The an
pea a1- for help for Russia A'-
hns nc ,, hcrman domination in Russia
bnn,l a ARTIFICIAL splitting into indie
enuon, parts" says the Russian repre
lis contrary TO the aspira-
Eane ein, inc masses and OF all the
me ~hoic country in a single stutn
n HUoG ultimate fate must be deter
Pies ihhabitinG Russia
WANT ACTIVE: HELP rrRoH
ALLIES IN FIGHTING REDS
,,,rsoIr THIS purpose active help Is re-
Teo from the allies for Iii those
PI tho Boishevists and who arc -; liz
EhIS 10 rcunitc and regenera,c RUS
In the south this help must BE- ,iv.,
taros OF all TO the voluntary army Mhic ch
He., so n1ds Caucasus. Besides. to t.,
hnd poinLIy the most important lawns
nI ~ railway functions in tho south IF
of The Bo,s hs 10 prevent tho advance
-es s sypr reias OF anarchy. that has al
a b 5alnsd ' asa n0T,h Of Kpssia
]'preading from the north viii isn ennSin
Inc voluntary army to consoIida e. and
E,ow. II will be possible by con.
l,rmv in,o 70 convert this voluntary
VA RUSSIA and. together with Siberia
R nI sne northern territory TO crush the
Il Gee Russia nq in to ebe se enn, the whole
,ieIolc. the allied help is not re-
i9 9Snn Tor the purpose OF taking an
70 create a condi,io the sboisheyists bur
nc sane elements to organize theJnS
Elves, 70 create government ncchan-
the I'm inte aImy o4 ~ the rest wen
themselves VIZ Ausslane
ASK AMERICAN AID IN
SAVING RUSSIAN DEMOCRACY
quite separate problem Is IN. sal
Vation OF PetroEard During tho Ri
.heNst regime the population had d,r,i-
ntshcd to Goo.o0O. The liberation =,
ms city at tho earliest possible dsta
oy tho allies Is called Tor bv 80
OF humanity. now tina. tho
llifes have access 10 the diving can,,ai
through the Baltic Sea.
II in timc OF war, America co,
locren II her duty to save Euronc
rom the yoke OF Prussianisrn. now y,
he moment OF the approachine ne,ca
/. new task Is confronting her. The sal
~ton OF the Russian democracy and
~ the Russian state from the tyranny
r enine and Trotzky, nay the sal
vad ie OF the whole OF Russian civi!i-
sation from the Bolshev!s; barbarity.
u tho help IS not given quickly and
decisiVely, Russia, instead Of a free
country. will be crushed in
= state OF unheard OF d!ctatorship thai
VIII make stable and a lasting peace
impossible. that will BIO constant
threat not only to It's ne!Ehbors brt
to tho whole OF Europe"
Tho Bolshevist army, say the Rus
SIAN army delegates, now haa Increased
TO 100000 men. According to the state.
nc ent, the Socialist members OF the
delegation are of tho opinion thai
Soviet rule in Russia is the deadiIest
enemy to democracy. !