The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27

mittod by tho Bolshevik under the
Leadership Of I.eniue and TrGtzky viii
never be told. according to the cap
tain. In fact I would be tempted to
believe almost anything these blood
thirsty criminals were accused or he
added
one case called Ia mind was that Of
an old bishop. who through Years OF
faithful service among the Russians
E"sthonians had cndeared himself
to al. He wns captured by the Boil
shcviks and held prisoner. When the
white army. (RuHsian loyal troops
and voluntecrs) heard Of his plight
they attempted To rescue the bishop
and a priest his companion.
The prisoners were ordered Into a
cellar under the preterse of question
Ing them before release. Instead rs
thsv entered the cellar they were
struck down from behind. MS they fell
their heads were split open with an
axe. And this FOR 40 cause other
than they were educated men n had
a large following Of friends said the
captain. This IL not hcargny as !
saw the bodies auerwarl. not only OF
these men but Of many others who
met tho same fate"
Hold Power by Terrorism.
That Trutzky and l.enino hold their
mower through terrorism alone h the
firm belief II the captain. who stated
one time In I,eyal he had lust pro-
cured as a souvenir. a photograph OF
Lenine. while on the street he met
an English friend whom he was
showing the picture TO when two Rus
sian peasant women passed, One
looked nj the picture and with a ter
rified expression, and "a gasp ut nor
ror she uttered TO her companion one
word-"Leninei" aud hurried on.
There h. a strong belief In Russia
that the former ear II still alive and
well. for" said Inc captain, know
Ing the Russian people causes one 10
believe that "a good substantial brihc
of none will have a wonderful effect
upon most OF them. The czar, beyond
question Of doubt had forsccn the In
evitable. and was In a position 10 Of
fer "A hribe that would tempt almost
anyone. For that reason thcr Is rca-
snn to helieve he h hidden a way In
some safe place for h time heint
aud will come forth some day
Asked " this should occur. n u was
his opinion that tho Czar would again
rule Russia. the captain replied:
Possibly not. but eventually | be-
lleve some strong man will rise ~,
! either from within ov out side OF Rus
sia and "A monarchy will be rc-cstab-
ilshcd. do not look for a republic
for, with the vast majority OF the peo-
ple lliterate and with no idea What
soever Of self government they are
not the kind OF people who would
make a success OF our form Of gov
crnment, hut under "A strong mon
archy. with unlimited authority, l
think eventually Russia will be a
peaceful nation again, enjoying more
freedom than under the regime OF the
c~N-czar."
Wa Ia Germany.
Captain Hallowell also spent three
months In Germany In an Official
capacity connected with the Red
Cross.
Il found the German people very
agreeable and In fact exciting theni-
selves to help us. | had a pass on az
German railways; a motor car and q
German chauffeur furnished me:
gasoline free OF charge from IN mill
iary post We stopped at and perfect
freedom at all times. This | do moi
consider. however. to be propaganda
on the part Of The Germans, but 1,
the result of their training u respect
for anything connected with he mill
tnry. Several times In hurryinl
through towns we apparently violated
their speed limits. when stopped one
word Militaire' was sufficient and w
were permitted Ia proceed. This wal
In a way almost a password. permit
ting N to 10 ana come az on
pleased