The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-15

Of all tyrannies in history the BoIshevist tyran- is the worst. the destructive, and the most far worse German mitarisn1. The mis- cries of the Russian people under the Folshevists far surprass anything they suffered under the Tsar. The atrocities by Leenine and Trotsky in comparabIy more hdeous, larger scale, and numerous any which Kaiser him. self is responsible. There is this also to be remem- bered-whatever crimes the Germans have com mitted and we have not spared them in framing our indictment, at any rate they stuck to their Allies, They misIed them, they exploited them. they did desert betray them. may have been honor among thieves, but that is better than dis honor among murderers.
 Trotszy had no sooner seized power than they dragged the noble Russian nation O path honor loose and Allies a whole delNse O German achievements, which burst in March and April of last gear. Every British and French soldier killed last year really done to death by Lenin and Trosl1ys not in fair but by the treacherous assertion of an ally without parallel in the history of the world
 There still Russian Armies in the field, un- der Admiral KoltchaIz General Deizen who have never wavered in their faith and loyalty to the Al lied and who fighting valiantly and by means unsuccessfully against that foul combina- ton or crlminaHty and anInallsr1 Wnlch consututes the Bolshevist regime We are helping these men, within the limits which assigned to us to the very best of ability.
 We are helping them with arms and munitions with instructors and technical experts, who voun- teered Tor service It would not De flght TOT us 10 send armies raised a compulsory basis to Russia If Russia is be saved it must be by Rus san manhood But all our hearts are "lth these who the Allied cause in their splen- did struggle to restore the honor of united Russia and to rebuild on modern and democratic basis the freedom prosperity and happiness of it's trsful
 
 Russian Relief Force.
 There is class of misguided degenrate people in this country others, who profess to take lofty view that they cannot differ between what they call rival Russian factions
 They would have believe that it is ''siX to on dozen O League O Nations something which would be impartial between Bolshevisrn the hand ctvi- ation the other. We still forced to distn- guish between right and loyalty and health and disease, progress and anarchy.
 There is part of the world in which these dis functions which bound to draw translate itself into action. the North of Russia the Bol- sheviss continually attacking the British troops sent there during the course of the against Germany in order draw off from the West, and who cut off by the ice from the resources of their fellow countrymen. Here in actual warfare with the representatives of BoI- sheVist Government and with it's and, what may be held by section in the try Russian affairs, all that properly supported relieved from their danger situation. We have intention whatever of deserting lads and leaving them this icy the mercy of a cruel foe.
 Minister given authority whatever measures the Grand Gen relieved, and brought safely through perils with which they confronted, is physically possible shall take whatever required.
 favor of making peace with Germany After over, after the enemy is beaten ing with him. Just as in Auguust, 1914, duty Germany, ty peace with Germany.
 Peace, Friendship
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