The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1919, Page 10

‘OMSK COUP D’ETAT A. BLOW AT DEMOCRACY, | SAYS N. AVXENTIEFF (This is the second of several ar tleles written specially for The Star Dy this noted Russian) BY NICOLAS AVXENTIEFE (President of the democratic Rus: sian provisional government and former minister of interior in Kerensky Cabinet) Beyond all doubt, a new to Bolshevism was given by the re actionary coup d'etat which put Ad miral Koltehak | supreme power im Siberia, and deposed the demo Gratically elected government of which I was the president That stroke rendered Russia's con Valescence, mora! and political, more difficult. It was an event that might con celvably throw a certain part of the from fear of reaction, over to the side of the Bolsheviki, Nev ertheless I certify that the great majority of our people remain firm ly loyal to Mberty, justice and order, Altho convalescence is slow, the peo ple will permanently tolerate no re lapse into Bolshevism, on the one hand, or into reaction on the other People's Will Ignored Perhaps, had the allies been Present in adequate force, the coup d'etat of Omsk could not have occurred. In that case, all Siberia would have been saved from the domination of militar ism. impulse This coup d'etat of Omak was a clever stroke on the part of a group of reactionary army officers, backed by antidemocratic politicians. The Koltchak government cannot by any Means be considered as representing @ popular majority Im fact, the will of the people, the Will of all political groups, and that ef the local governments as well had been definitely expressed at the @onference of Oufa, which elected the provisional all-Russian govern ment, of which I was president Minister Zenzinoff and 1 were @ining on Sunday, November 27, at the house of Minister o wo heard A group in, we were about to go home. an uproar in the corridor of intoxicated officers leveled revolvers and “Where's Avxentieff?" 1 stepped forward rested. So were my oo! the street about 100 officer many on horseback, were They took us to the offices of Cossack Chief Krailnikoff, We were linpris oned in the barracks, on Tues Jay news came that Admiral Kolt chak had been appointed dictator We were given choice of death or banish demanded, Arrested and was ar anions, In waitin t in detail ft the fol lowing pledge after pledge proved « tissue of lies. We were rearrested, our houses sur rounded by soldiers. veyed under guard to the frontier ani released. IL must men tien that our wu 1 consisted in part of British troopps, to whom we owe heartfelt thanks. Refore leaving Omak we heard that the ra who us had been “tried” and on ground that their motty patri We were not per mitted to te y in this tragicomic trial 1 regard tool In the b availed themselves o: to and dang en the threats Chinese acquitted were Koltchak nds of re his person prestce Monarchical Move Inevitably the Koltchak govern ment will commit acts against the interests of the Russian democracy Among the groups at present sup porting him, there are influences which regard the military dictator. ship as a step toward the restora. mors tion of a monarchy. It ls probable that the general polities of the Koltchak regime will ” be influenced in that direction. I repeat that nothing could exist more baneful to the cause of a pro gressive Russia, and her Wberation from Holsheviam, than these influ PRING STYLES Still they come, one beautiful gar- ment followed by another still more chic, each lovelier than the last. New materials, new colorings, new trim- mings, new styles in a seemingly endless stream from the workshop of Dame Fashion. We have now a truly representa- tive display of the very latest fash- ions in Dresses, Suits, Waists, Capes, Coats and many other garments for women. Come in and examine these new styles and inquire about our and finally con-| i REG 5 nl i lr ii i dt emataeehtie ences I ‘that the s#pirit of the Russian peo- TRY NGHES trot drugs and jand you kno eure your tre deciding ow the long continu reactionary re is @ threat to peace of the will not the ple ap other and to t Br Hom PLAN WELOOM gE fonists who | th i I be present STORM WARNING aday Pacific Var ane fresh walen Tuceday iden ¢ $3 AFR STOMACH TROUBLE It Neutralizes Stomach Acidity, vents Food Fermentation, Sour, Gassy Stomach and Acid Indigestion, In Hetsingfors hi Doubtle: ind 1 pepain, if you are a sufferer @tion, you have Distuth, soda, charcoal, various digestiv ald these things ble--in some cai not even give relief But before givi a are a chronic dy the effect of a little not the tri tie Just try Disurated magnesia |from practical any either powdered or tablet Take @ teaspoonful of the powder or two compressed tablets with a | torpedoes, being fitted with an outer have absolute faith! 916 000,000 THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919. Wigs on “Trah") ARRESTED ON A _ BOY OF 6 HURT vey” MURDER CHARGE. IN AUTO MISHAP an accomplice 10. Suspected of being in the murder of Andrew Uren, year-old gasoline station tender, who died of wounds received Feb, 8 In an upter with two armed men Onek Polo, ls being fre Spokane Mon Waechter not Joneph allan ught to dou ttle by J Detect sled hin 1s for suspecting Uren was shot when he the efforts of the two men to im. He died several days later ity hospital, af hter has yet rey re Ouek re rob } in the the police with men WARSHIP HOOD TORPEDO PROOF to The Star Feb. 25.—Tiritain's great hip, Just completed, the 894 feet long. It in but seven feet shorter than the Aqul tania, the largest British liner, and 104 feet longer than the Mauretania The Hood will carry elaht 1tneh guns and is said to be proof against (Special | cushion against which torpedoes and mines will ex jo harmlessly ‘The Hood is expected to steam 40 miles an hour ‘The cont of the ship ts more than BURNETT GETS LIFE SENTENCE! OLYMPIA, Burnett, by here Feb. od to ti Norman FE. imprison Superior Judge John Wi. Monday, ia t y on his way to the state penitentiary Burnett foamed last week to the murder of his wife and two emall chil dren, whom he was charged with murdering in a lonely woods near Hawks’ prairie. The bodies were found early in January, Burnett is not yet 10 years of age Astor in Smash ‘a Channel Airplane (Spectal to The Star by N. BE. A) LONDON, Fel Maj. 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