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Hear Part In BtragRlo With Amer
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Husnla'R conBecration to a war to
the end with German autocracy was
avowed Thursday by Special Ambas
sador Bakhmptieff, head of the Rus
sian mission, in a statement to the
American people. Only through vic
tory, he said, can a stable world
peace and the fruits of the Russian
revolution be secured.
"The Russian people thoroughly
understand and are fully convinced,”
said M. Bakhmetieff, "that it Is ab
solutely necessary to root out the
autocratic principles which underlie
and are represented by German mil
itarism, which threatens the peace,
the freedom and the happiness of the
world."
Ambassador Bakhmetieff quoted
the declaration of the provisional
government rejecting all thought of
separate peace and added that “every
recent event in Russia leaves not the
slightest doubt that Rusala- is dc
cided as to the necessity of fighting
the German autocracy until the con
ditions tor a general and stable peace
In Kurope are established.”
All classes In Russia, the ambas
sador said, are concentrated on the
enormous task of reconstruction
made necessary by the sweeping
ewiy of the evils of the old regime.!
and already noticeable results are
apparent especially in the army under
the energetic leadevehlp of Minister
Kerensky
• In behalf of the Huselsn provi
sional government and oa
ail the people of
Mr MahhamOeff. "1 have
of all. seat hero to
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sa«th of tho coaler of the
held b? Oan iarmirs fora . __
la connection with the withdrawal
of-4Ultisti forces on the
eastern wing along the lower
of the Struma rlvor, aeemlngly Is an
indication that big event* are iu the
making In the Macedonian theater in
an attempt to retake Serbia, or at
least that portion of itvas far as
Nish, through Which runs the famous
Berlln-Constantlnoplo railway.
Along the Vardar and Morava
rlv$r valleys northward through
Serbia- undoubtedly would prove
easier ground over wTiich to operate
than northward along the Strumo
and through western Bulgaria to the
Junction of the railway at Sofia.
No impediment Is beh^g placed in
the way of the troops that have been
landed and with the departure of
former King Constantine from the
country the people are declared to
have become more friendly to the
Entente Allied cause by placing their
adherence in the provisional govern
ment of Venlzelos.
Although on the eastern wing the
British have given up numerous vil
lages which previously had been
burned, they are holding tightly to
the bridgehead position on the left
bank of the River Stfuma, In the
lake Tahlnos-Bulkovo sector, north
east of Salonlkl. That the retire
ment of the Brltteh has been volun
tary la indicated by the Bulgarian
official report dealing with the raa-
noeuver, which does not mention any
fighting an having taken place.
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secured full support from the demo
crstlc masses Th* coteem in which
such leaders as Mr . Kerensky nnd
others are held among the working
classes snd soldier* Is contributing
to the strength and stability of the
new government.
“The Constitutional Democratic
party, the Labor party, the Sociallat-
Popullsts, and excepting » small
group of extremists, the Social Dem
ocrats all these parties embracing
the vast majority of the people, are
represented by strong leaders in the
new government, thereby securing
for U authority. Firmly convinced
that unity of power is essential and
casting aside class and special in-
AEIIAN VAR CASUALTIES
fill**tan Arrive at t apAtal of
Hate Given Oat.
The German casualties as
ed in the German casualty Hat tn the
month of May follows:
Killed and died of
sickness. 22.0d0; prisoners and miss
ing, 26.562; wounded, 62,394. Total.
Al 0,956.
These casualties added to those
previously reported give the follow
ing total Mnce the beginning of the
war: \
j Killed ^nd died of wounds or sick'
ness. 1,06X127.
Prisoners uad misalng, 557,410.
Wounded, 2v731,223.
Total, 4,356,t60.
last week Includes one day
w h Ic h Is regarded as a word for the
of veeoels lost,The situation
however. Is not regarded over-poo-
almistlcally by naval men who Insist
that th# admiralty methods of fight
ing the submarines ate constantly I
growing In efficiency. . J Washington opened Ita arms to the
In support of this they point to Rueeinn mission, headed by Atnban-
— -^aador Bakhmetieff Tueaday with
warmth and enthusiasm.
Greeted by Secretary I^nsing and
other officials and escorted* through
streets lined with cheering people
and bonking automobiles, the mis
sion was given a welcome expressive
of this country’s response to the
mighty democratic upheaval in Rus
sia.
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terests all social political elements; peace on a firm basin. The provision-
have joined in the national program al government is convinced that the
which the new government proclaim
ed and which it is striving to fulfill.
“The program in part follows:
"The provisional government, re
jecting, in accord with the whole
people of Russia, all thought of sep
arate peace puts it openly as its de
revolutionary army of Russia will
not allow the German troops to de
stroy our allies on the western front
and then fall upon us with tne whole
might of their weapons. The chief
aim of the provisional government
•will be to fortify the democratic
liberate f)urpqse the promptest j foun'datlons of the army and orgah^
achievement of universal peace: such > ize and consolidate the army’s fight-
peace to presume no dominations' ing poWer for its defensive as well as
the cRMstantly Increasing number of
which escape the submarinoa.
The Germans are resorting to every
possible method of circumventing the
patsuls and the submarines frequent
ly change the scene bf their opera
tions.
BUILD GREAT CAMPS
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Government limits I*roflts to Be
Marie From Cantonments.
The sixteen great cantonments for
the new army will be built under a
special form of contract by the terms
of which no contractor will be per
mitted to overcharge the govern
ment, the maximum profit of any
contract being fixed aY $250,000.
The government also will have com
plete supeiwision over the work and
may terminate any contract at will.
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Livingston Globe A<
dally at $1.50 per 1,000;
10.000 lots. Oraen potato vines
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over other nations; no seizure of
their national property nor any forc
ed usurpation of foreign territory;
peace, with no accession or contribu
tions, based on the free determina
tion by each nation of its destjnles.
"Being fully convinced that the
establishment of democratic prinrt-
offensive purposes.
"The Russian people thoroughly
understand, and are fully convinced
th&t it is absolutely necessary to root
out the autocratic principles which
underly and are represented by Ger
man militarism and which threaten
the peace, the freedom and the hap-
plea In Its Infernal and external pol- piness of the world. The Russian
icy has crent^d a new factor In the people feel most keenly thdt no sta-
Htrivlng of A’Ued democracies for! ble peace can be secured until the
durable pe»r*\ and fraternity of all | German autocratic principles are de-
nations—the provisional government stroyed and that otherwise the rovo-
will take pr • •aratory steps for an
agreement w' h the Allies founded
oo IU declaration of March 37.
"The provuionai government la
conscious tha* the defeat of R
aad her atlic would
of the grouje*’
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lution will havo been In vain
achievements will perish.
"New Russia, to full |
the ■■ilvna which ImfiMgi MM
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nnd wnnli nnt|finnn n# n nnmvn nnd
SUBSCRIBE TO RED CROSS
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Reports HhowsHalf Amount Already
• \ to Hand.
Red Cross campaign committees in
all sections of the country Wednes
day entered upon the third day of
the week's intensive canvass to raise* 1
$100,000,000 for war rejjef, with
more than a third of tliat sum. or
about 935.000.000, In pledges al
ready reported to nntkmal head
quarters in Washington. If the asm*
rate Is maintained, the totol by Wed-
night will be 956.666,60.
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