The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-11
LEN|NE'S FALL. :.
IS IMMINENT
Anti-Bolshevist Organiza-
ton Busy In Con-
stantinOple a
ALEXINSKY SAYS @
SOVIETS ARE WEAK

Soviet COnseil Russo Plans to Allow
All Russians to Select Form of Gov
eminent Peasants VIII Own Land
They Cultivate.
New York, Aug. 11.-Gregoire Az
exinsky, former member of the Rus
sian duma now in Paris. in letter to a
prominent New Yorker whose identity
cannot be made public, says that a strong
anti BOlsheyist organization has been set
up in Constantinople in anticipation of
the fall of the Lenine- Trotzky regime
which, the writer declares, is Imminent
and inevitable
Two events. the revolt at KronStadt ON
Feb. 20. 1927, and the establishment, by
| the ConstantinOple organization, of
| friendly relations with the anti BolShe-
visit government. at NIadiVoStok. he said
are of particular significance. The clouds
over Soviet Russia. at first no larger
than a mans fist. Mr.. Alcxinslly writes,
| have now grown to the proportions of a
| serious storm.
News Indicates Fall.
"All the information which reaches us
! from Russia wrote Mr.. Alexinsky.
| shaking and that the government of Len
! inc is nearing its end. We anti-B0lshe-
visits have. meanwhile done much to
| unity our forces. The strongest organiZa-
/ ton we have created. the Soviet Con
sch) Russo. is located at Constantinople
with the following officers: President
| tex-officio) General Peter Wrangel; vice
president. Professor Jean Alexinsky, a
| Socialist-PopuliSt- and former member of
| the duma; second vice president, NJ,
! Observation-Disclosures. a Moderate Con-
| servatiye and former member OF the
dpma; Secretary General Lachkevitch, a
| cadet and former member Of the duma.
| The Soviet (ConSeiD Russo is com
posed of representatives of the Russian
parliamentary committees and the Rus
sian academic groups in foreign coun-
tries. the municipal assemblies and the
zemstvos. Three political delegates of
the i-BolSheviSt army staff are also
members and include Mons Ch0ulguine.
a Conservative; Prince Dolgoroukoff, a
cadet and myself. a Social Democrat.
The CosSack forces are also represented
by three commanders.
Program of Anti's
The program of athe Soviet (ConSeil
Russo, Mr.. Alexinskg said. provides that
latter the overthrow Of Bolshevism ali
Russian people. without distinction of
class religion or nationality. will be free
Ito make tlieir ehoiep Regarding Russia 5
government and eqDstitntion and the
lpeasantS VIII be- recognized as owners of
the land they cultivate.
Ne Vengeance Planned.
l.ssptheE provisions Include tbs ''re-estab-
f1ishment of productive Work and of the
ecoliomic forces of Russia through con-
lferences between workingmen's commit
; tees. the factory managers and the gov
/ eminent. There will be no vengeance
against those who through fear or mis-
, taken Judgment have served in the Com.
munist. administration or in the Red
army and a general amnesty will enable
!. all to help in the building of New Rus
: sia.' All nationalities composing the
: present state, Mr.. Alexinsky said. vii
: have equal rights and religious liberty
guaranteed to them by law and viii
be given the opportunity for free devel
opment in their local and national aspir
ationS."
The ConSeils function. it was said
will be to manage all political and civil
: affairs leaving military matters entirely
A to former officers of the anti-Bolshevisi
forces At present. Mr. AleXinsky wrote
the ConSeil is backed by the remnant o.
the Crimean army. 10000 to $4,000 mel
and the committees of the refugees in the
Balkans, representing 10000 other Rus
slams.