RUSSIA

Evening Star, Issue 16784, 12 July 1918, Page 5

RUSSIA

LSADERLSSS, BUT WANTS GUIDANCE. r BOLSHEVISM UNMASKED. REALLY A HUN TOOL. - ' WASHINGTON. July 10. (Received Jnly 12, at 11.15 a.m.) Ex'.'hnTurcs are continuing to be received *j regardincr tho llussiau situation. , ! Senii-ofnt""al op'n ; on is that the Uniterl 1 1 States Economic Mission will help to unite s the Pussi:-n people, and thiia prepare them to take strong ar/1 united action against Germanr. Zvir Shaplin, the fnited Press corrusjx>nrle;n at S:oekho!m. siys that the assassination of Count Mirhach is onlv the first sten in a B"s^ ; aj! Terrorist plot to wipe out the whole Ot-rm/rn military'clique. . "Hi-'r plot includes «-end : ti" emis»i.ries to j Germany to kill the Kaiser, LudendorfT, j Hindenburc. and Kul-lniaun. It is believed that the Bolsheviks have foimed a. definite alliance, with Germany against the Entente and internal Russian opro?:t:on. There are evidences that other parries are npitir.tr with the Mensheviks against the Bolsheviks'. SUBMARINE WARFARE. NEW' YORK. July 10. '(Received July 12, at 9.25 a.m.) \ Wirele-'s messages received by th? cap- ' tiin of the brer A"trwld enr'v on Monday j morning caused him to alter his course. '„ \ The liner was -not eamouHa ed, and it wa = ' \ unarmed. It is believed that a U boat I had warning c>f the steamer's voyage with " ; a cariro of nitraTe for use in the making of mnnit : -ons. One torpedo swished ulonptside " ] the steamer, narrowly missing, and a ' second passed close astern. t