The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
FORMFR GOVERNOR Of PETROCRAD
SAYS GERMANS BACK RUSS REDS

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Lorencc Paus-
schine Of the old Russian nobility and
before the war one Of the richest men
In Russia, arrived yesterday from Liver
pool bv tho steamship vasari to begin
life anew in America. He was for one
month Govcrnor-General OF Pct-oGrad
under the provisional government IN
1917. bu, in October Of that year he was
forced to flee to on" Of his estates IN
Finland with his wife and five children
He has been until recently living in
London. He said the question or BOZ
sheyism not only confronted Russia but
also all other countries.
1T have documentary N oof." he de-
clarcd. that Germany is behind the
Bolsheyist movement in all parts or the
world and is carrying out a programme
Of revenge that is kept from bearing
full fruits in Germany only by the most
vigorous measures on the part OF the
German officials.
Money for Bolshrvist propaganda and
instructions for using the money 10 get
tho best results ia being received from
Germany at the present moment. WIN
Russia hotbcd Of Rolshevism. the GER
man influences plan to oEcr~hc!m the
rest Of the world. These plans are ne
ing worked out now. and the only Sotu-
ton Of the problem IS for all un--IeS
10 70, together and eXtcrmtnate Bolshe-
vism in Russia"
Puts Blame on Eerenshy.
With Mr. PouSchins were Baron Eu-
gene F'erser and Major-Gcn. Theodore
odijcnsky. Baron Fcrs"n SAID h" hau
dropped his title and preferred to have
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He worked with III" Slavic Red Cross IN
tho war. He Endorsed IN" views OF NJ
PouSchine on BolShcvism and added tha'
rho man guilty of causing most or inc
trouble in Russia was kercnsky. as ne
dislntcgrated the Russian army. NH
jor-Gen. Lodijensky has been nero nc-
fore. He and his wife. with the help
Of British officials. escaped from boil
shevist prison in March. 1918. and came
here. making his home in SO East FIFTY
seventh street. where Mr.. Fouschine VIII
live until he brings his wlte ana ch''-
dren from England
Sumitra Modak. Of Bombay. also Q
passenger by the Nasari. Is here to ar
ranee Tor the purchase OF tractors. aGri-
ru,tural machinery and structural steel
IJe said India had been awakened and
that the wooden plow and other print
tive Agricultural implements had gone
forever. Beginning with this year. India
would assume place in tho family OF
nations on a lowell. so far as modern
machinery could make her. with all the
world Agricultural colleges in India
wer. crowded nv students ambitious 70
know all that might be known or the
scientific side OF farming.
Girl Has Crying Spell
Violet Rankin. aged II. who has been
visiting friends in Europe. had a crylne
spell when her father. r. H. Rankin. q
lawyer, did not appear as she had ex'
pected, 10 greet her and take her with
him 70 his home in Massachusetts Gus
toms men secuted for and found him
outside the baggage Enclosure, and she
won't away with him.
The yasari was delayed several hours
on Wednesday by answering the appea
for help Of the motorship Mount Baker
bound from Philadelphia for France with
a general cargo. The freighters skip
per apparently believed she was sinking
and 80 said In his wireless call. but she
was merely disabled and wanted a tow
which passenger ships do not extend te
f-eichters and the Vasari left her with
three frcighters nearby ready to aid
She had been assisted the day before
by the transport Great Northern. which
arrived here Friday last.