New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
About TO Split Main Red
Army aud Join Advance
inc Archangel Column
Appeal for Entente Aid
Now l. the Time to Wipe
Out Bolshevism. Sazanoff
Gables to Washington
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WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Thc anti
Bolshevik military forces are in fair
way OF brcaking through the Boil
lcvik army and establishing contact
18th the Allied and Russian forces
.pcfating from Archangel. according
official advces from Omsk received
" lie Russian Embassy to-day.
The dispatches state that the Boz
shevik army Just destroyed by the
o. x governments forces in the bat
sic II Perm represents one-third Of
inc total rumber of Soviet troops on
jaat front. The number Of prisoners
captured is stated to be $1,000 Ia
addition. an enormous amount of Mill
,sly equipment, several armored
trains. all the transport facilities Of
he Bolshevik third army and many
nolsheyik leaders fell into the Omsk
ays hands
The dispatches add that ten regi-
lsnts have been entirely annihilated. -
nd that the success of our troops on
ne Perm front is developing.7 The
0msk government forces have crossed
he Kama River and are pursuing the
lecing Bolsheviki in the direction Of
Glazcff
1t was doubted if the dis
patches published to-day saying the
Omsk forces were commanded by Gen.
cral Gaida, the famous Czecho- Slovak
military chieftain, We're correct, as it
was said in an official telegram. dated
December 81 that General Pepelinof,
Russian officer. was directing the
campaign against Perm, which was
then reported taken, although lighting
IN the outskirts was still in progress
Time TO Wipe Out Bolshevism
Inc Russian Embassy announced to-
ley receipt OF cable message from
the Russian Embassy IN Paris stating
hat Foreign Minister Sazanotf, of the
Denlkin army organization in the Don
basin. has just communicated to the
Allied governments that the present
moment offers an opportunity of cur
ing Russia of Bolshevism. Sazonotf
Nss Foreign Minister for the Car
when the great war developed. in 1914.
The dispatch refers to Il recent note
from Sazonoff. n which he declared
that the volunteer army under Cen
eral Denikin which was commanded
ny General AleXie.> until the latters
death. mad recognized the government
at Omsk as the supreme political au-
5hority II Russia. It also makes known
that General Poole, the British officer
who formerly commanded the Allied
expedition a. Archahger. mas arrived at
Ekaterinodar. where he is negotiating
with Foreign Minister Sazonoff and
ncneral Denikin.
Urges Quick Action
The telegram follows:
Supplementary TO his previous
Eessago Sazonotr transmits that in
s negotiations with the European
capitals he intends especially to EN-
pnasize the necessity of quick sup
preston of the Bolsheviki who, as
has at present been proven. are
The tools OF German intrigue and
German influence in Russia
The present political moment is
.avorabie 20 strong measures against
he boisheviki ana it is INDISPENSABLE
10 Impress upon the Allies that it is
IN their own interests not to lose the
opportunity OF rendering timely aid
q curing Russia CT her present
affection.
These opinions were expressed by
azonof as well as by representa-
,yes Of other groups to General
odar."
Il is held likely that Sazoncf win
ffoceed soon 10 Paris to take part in
ne Russian unofficial representation
Inc peace discussions and act as enc
= me advisers on all Russian aucs-
ions, as well as others in which Rus
IS 'ntere Ted, at the peace con
Il became known to-day that when
re Russian diplomatic service recog-
aized BY the Entente Powers had un-
tsf consideration representation al
FAfis. The decision was reached 10 IN
le leading Russians from every rart
the country, and General Alexief
rs ought TO represent Southeastern
Russia
i was tnen that his death was con-
'ined. Sazorotf is thought to be the
.''-lral election 20 take the place of
'ieElef at the councils IT. Paris.