Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-08-29
AMERICA WARNED
BY RUSS SOCIALIST
WorNngmen Brought to Ruin by
Bolshevism, He Says.
SEES OPPOSITION AT HOME
Description of the Situation There 10
Told by Member of the Second
Duma-Recentiy Escaped
From Prison.

Washington, Aug. 25.-Oficfal adj
vices here state that the Russian so
cialist, revolutionary, and member or
the second duma, G. A. Alexinsky, who
recently escaped from Russia after I'M
dergoing ten months Imprisonment at
the hands of the bOlsheviki, has writ
ten description of the present Situ-
alton in Russia.
According to this information" the
report says, "in spite of the terrible
conditions of life and the fact that
the bolshevist spying system is quite
as well organized as was that OF the
old regime, a great deal of cryptic &C
ltivfty is going on in anti-bolshevist
Icircles.
"At present three considerable or
lganizations have united against the
bolshevists, namely, the League OF
lRussia's Regeneration, the National
center and the Committee Of Public
Men. These represent all the groups
from Octoberists to Social Revolution
aries, inclusive.
KoIchak or Lenine.
"Alexinsky is deputed to represent
these united organizations, and he
states that their policy is to support
Admiral Kolchak, with whom they are
in regular communication through
'couriers. They have only one point
in view; that those who are not with
iKolchak are with Lenine.
Frequent attempts Of bolshevists to
relieve their isolation by arranging
contact with the socialist-revOlution-
tries and the social democratic in
ternationalists have failed, and the
members of these parties have been
imprisoned, with the exception OF two.
All the left. socialist-revolutionari
are still in prison and Maria Spirido-
nova is kept In a madhouse.
"The prestige of Kolchak continues
to grow among the workmen, anu a
sure sign of their bitter discomfort is
the amending commotiOn among the
hands in works and factories.
Nations Labor DecimGted.
"The economical measures of the
bolshevist government have complete
ly ruined the larger industries, and OPP
.erations have ceased at most of the
mills. There are now only 100000
lworkmen left out of 100000. Two
thirds of the industrial proletariat Of
.Petrograd have disappeared. In this
way the idiotic policy of the Russian
bolsheviks is destroying the labor
movement.
''This, says Alexinsky, ought to be
made known to all socialist parties
and syndicalist organizations Of Eu-
rope and America, in order that the
bolshevist regime may be properly
weighed in the balance with respect
to the interests of the organized prOle-
tariat.
'Bolshevism has not benefited the
real and true proletariat, but only the
rascally proletariat; bolshevist social
ism is not proletarian socialism, but
understood by the better elements of
the Russian proletariat.
Before Alexinsky left Moscow on
May 3 he managed an important Sec
ton of the general labor cOnfedera-
ton fall-Russia central council of
professional unions of workmen). He
is therefore able to state that the Rus
sian syndicalist movement has been
enormously damaged by the bolsheviks
and that the syndicals, instead of be-
ing rampant in the struggle for the
interests of the working masses, have
heroine Sirnnlv hureaucratic officarS
serving the interests of the governing
clique"