The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-12
KERENsKY GIVES VIEWS


 London, March n.-Russia today is in the beginning of phases of upheaval which will have essentially the same re- suit as the memorable occurrence of March 12, 1917, said Alexander F. Keren- sky, Russia's former man of destiny today.
 "The fundamental causes of the out. breaks in Russia," Kerensky declared, "are the same as those which brought about the first revolution just four years ago, and the outcome inevitably will be the same-the overthrow of the dictatorship.
 ITO the Russian working masses 'and the peaaantry," kerensky continued, ''czarism and bolshevism are indistin- guishable--both of them are terrors which must be ended.
 "The Lenine and Trotzky regime de- bends entirely on bayonets for it's main tenance. With the aid of their Lettish, Chinese and Tartar mercenaries the soviets may be able to suppress the pres ent rising, but it will be only postpone ment of their fall for the Russian hordes are tired of the bolshevist experiment.
 The soviet claims that the present rls- ines are due to allied intrigue are en- tirely unfounded. All aid to the anti soviet forces ended with the collapse ct General Wrangel, the commander Ill southern Russia. The success of the pres- ent movement depends largely on non interference from the outside world Russia must be left alone"
 MOVEMENT SPREADING
 Stockholm March 11.--Since this mcrn- ing kronstadt has heavily shelled Syster- bak and Valkiassars causing fires. Some of the coast batteries replied.
 It lis reported, but without confirfna- tion, that the insurrection has spread 70 the karleian peninsula and that III fights the artillery has been empioyeu, Russian airmen Friday repeatedly Flew over Finnish territory, according to the advices received here.
 The suburbs of Petrograd, says the La- gems Nyheter were bombarded Fridas' Riots occurred, but, details are lacking Refugees arriving at the frontier louas say that machine guns were used on the workers by the cadet officers sent out to put down the unrest
 A revolutionary newspaper, the l]Nes tia. has appeared at kronstadt It pup lishes an ehergetic resolution adopted by the soldiers of the fortress appealing 10 the leaders to hold last
 ,"rha people have had enough or the communist yoke," says the newspaper. The soul-killer, Trotzky, must be toiu that we are not frightened by his threat ening proclamations thrown down py ar planes on their way to kronstaut' our hearts go out over our corpses. we h',. made up our mind to conquer pr u,e s, Down with the bloodthirsty Trotzky ana his followers.'
 Late tonight the Dalens Nyheter learns from the Finnish military experts d. Kronstadt that the fierce ire or tNe fortress has had the intended e11ectt ome of them declares that krasnoye uorAa s,rrendered and that the kronstadt 1roops occupied the fortress. the guns ol which. are now being directed aga nst .sL patraarad This expert adds that tne revolutionary leaders, having iahuen z, a sufficient number of troops nave M pesa' an outflanking movement asains ,as ,,sing Krasnoye Gorka as it's base.
 The Finnish government has made i nrotest that bolshevili airmen are Nlo- iatinr Elnlands neutrality by flying over Finnish territory.