The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-15

ORGANIZATION SET
In CONSTANTINOPLE
CBy the Associated Press)

New York, Aug. 15.-Gregoire Alex
insky, a 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 strong anti-Bolshevist organ
ization has been set up in Constan'
tinople in anticipation Of the fall Of
the LenineTrotZky regime which, the
writer declares, is Imminent and
inevitable"
Two events, the revolt of Kron-
stadt on February 26, 1921, and the
establishment, by the Constantinople
organization, of friendly relations
with the anti-Bolshevist government
at Vladivostok. he said, are of par.
ticular significance. The clouds over
Soviet Russia, at first no larger than
a mans fist, Mr.. Alexinsky writes,
have now grown to the proportions of
serious storm.
IAN the information which reaches
US from Russia wrote Mr.. Alex
insky, proves that the power of the
Soviets is shaking and that the gov
ernment of Lenine is nearing its end.
We anti-Bolshevists have. mean
while, done much to unity our forces.
The strongest organization we have
created, the Soviet (ConseiD Russo,
is located at Constantinople with the
following officers President (ex-of-
/ ficio) General Peter Wrangel; Vice
President. Professor Jean Alexinsky, a
| Socialist-Populist and former member
of the duma; second Vice President
| NJ. Moussine-Pouchkine, a Moderate
| Conservative and former member oil
| the duma; Secretary-General Lachke'
witch. a cadet and former member OF
the duma.
The Soviet (ConseiD Russo is COM
posed OF the Russian parliamentary
committees and the Russian academ
ic groups in foreign countries, the
municipal assemblies and the zemst'
vos. Three political delegates OF thG
anti. Boshevist Army staff are aisf
members and include Mons. Choui
guine. "A Conservative; Prince Dolgor
cukoff. a cadet; and myself. Socia
Democrat The Cossack forces arr
also represented by three command
erS."
The program of the Soviet ICON
seiD Russo Mr.. Alexnsky said, pro
vides that after the overthrow o
i}olsheyism "all Russian people. with
oct distinction of class, religion o
nationality, will be free 10 make thei
ohoice regarding Russia's governmen
and constitution and the peasant
will be recognized as owners OF IN
land they cultivate"
Other provisions irclude the ''re
establishment OF productive work an
OF the economic forces of Russia
| through conferences between wor'
. ingmen's committees, the factor
managers and the government. Ther
will be- no vengeance against thos
o who through fear or mistaken Judl
] ment" have served In the Communls
= administration or In the Red Arm
= and general amnesty will enao'
I'LL to help IN the building Of Me-
Russia." All natonahtics composin
?. the present state. Mr. AlcXinsky sal
n will have equal rights and religion
:. and personal liberty guaranteed
them by law" and will be given n
opportunity for free development
4 their local and national aspirations
:. The Conscirs function, IL was salt
r will b. to manage all political an
Il civil affairs. leaving military matter
Z. entirely to former officers Of u
anu-Bolsheyis, forces. At prcsen
y Mr.. AlexinslCv wrote. the Conseil
II backed by the remnant of the CT
h. mean army 10000 to $1,000 men an
o tie committees of the refugees In u
Ealkans. representing 10000 oth'
Russiana