The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-28
Gallant Allies of Wall St. for
War on the Soviet Union

Wilson was cautious enough to give
Graves an aide Memoire" which
old him not to take sides, just to
ave the Czecho-Slovak army which
wanted to leave Siberia and join the
; Allies, and to protect the railroad,
Later on, Graves observed with
panied establishment, real or feigned,
that he was being ordered by the
state department to fight the Boil
shevik and support the government
VI Adm. Kolchak and all his murd-
erers. He observed that the Czech
army, far from trying to leave ST.
IBERIA was trying to conquer it. He
found that the Kolchak movement,
and particularly its eastern generals
and governors, were in japanese pay.
He found that the American Red
Gross, long before the mask was off,
before Wilson had begun openly to
hip supplies to Kolchak, this Am
erican Fed Cross which now in
Pennsylvania says it can not heal the
harms done by man but only salve
over acts of God, this Red Cross was
acting as the supply agent for Kol-
chak's army, and for his most murd-
erous generals, Semenoff, Kalmikoff,
and Rosanoff.
And they were murderouS! Even
Graves, a professional soldier, was
shocked
He quotes an order issued by Ro-
zanoff to his army;
II. In occupying the villages
which have been occupied before by
bandits (partisans) to insist on get
ting the leaders of the movement,
and where you can get the leaders.
but have sufficient evidence as to the
presence Of such leaders, then shoot
one out of every ten Of the people"
q. The village where the popuIa-
ton met our troops with arms, should
be burned down and all the full
grown male population should be
shot; property homes, carts, etc.
should be taken for the use of the
Army"
And then Graves adds, reflectively:
"Rozanoff proved 70 be the third
worst character known to me in ST.
IBERIA, although he could never quite
reach the plane occupied by Kalni-
koff and Semenoff."
Some of the things Semenoff did
defy description Selling whole hun
dreds of peasant population, loading
them on trains and taking them to
his private killing grounds" (Grayes'
description was one. Showing pris-
oners through holes chopped in the
ice Of lakes, was another. Long con-
.tinued torture of women and child
rem of the peasantry was another
little diversion of Semenoff.
Kalnikoff was the same, except
Graves thinks he was worse, because,
whereas Rozanoff and Semenoff
killed by orders to their troops. Kali
mikoff enjoyed butchering peasants
with his own lily-white aristocratic
hands. Graves says: Il also met for
the first time, the notorious muir
derer, robber, and cut-throat Kalrni-
koff. He was the worst scoundrel
1 ever saw, or heard of and I seri-
ously doubt, if one should go entirely
through the Standard Dictionary,
looking for words descriptive of crime,
If a crime could be found that Kali
mikoff had not committed. He was
armed and financed by Japan, in
their efforts to help the Russian
people )" -
Semenoff Can Be Used.
Kalnaikoff was killed. But Semen
of, the second worst murderer is
still alive. long resident of Japan,
and now already back in Manchufia
leading some of these White Guard
bands who are trying to set up the