Long @ staunch Imperialist and following in the able footsteps of his, illustrious father who founded the Novi Vrensia" in 1875 and lived to vee it the first newspaper in Russia, Mr, Souvorine has never given up the fight against the Bole shevik faction, ud he comes to Shanghai direct from Paris where was a leading exponent of the Taavist cause and did much to further the work of those old patriots who are intent on returning. heir county Lo the rule and govern= ment of their forefathers.
Seated ina small unfurnished office in Avenue Joffre, Mr. Sou-Yorine delved into the memories of years, and carried the reporter to n day long since past that was fraught with doings on the grand scale. and yecalled reminiscently a eaveer that has seen the ups and downs of life in a manner seldom Heard and leas often believed, The talk was a master account of a typical drama that has come out of Russia, and the chaos that is hers is no greater than that which Saeed him and many another pars in the old order when the Jani of the Tsar was a world power fof first magnitude and many of thexe present unobtrusive Russians one meets were cons in the rear machine,
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