Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-06-05 | Page 2 | Russian Girl Evades Order of Bolsheviki

RUSSIAN GIRL EVADES ORDER . OF BOLSHEVIK! GENEVA, June 3. Faced with tlic altcrnathc of being nationalized or I getting married, Lydla Zellnkara of Moscow, chose the latter solution temporarily, tem-porarily, she explained in a Geneva divorce court yeatordav. According to her stbry. wliicii was corroborated by her husband, the Bolshevik Bol-shevik secretary of the nationalization conunJuco called on her at her home in .Moscow, and Informed her she had been chosen as the wife or one of the leaders in Premier Lcninc's cabinet. Either she must submit or be "'nationalized,' "'nation-alized,' die Bolscvik employe said. Miss Zellnskara, who was a voting school mistress, decided to do neither. Sho persuaded a SwLss, Nicolas Weiss, or Appciucll, to marry her nominally. Two sacks of white Hour were Instrumental Instru-mental In securing the services of a -ttussian priest to perform the marriage mar-riage ceremony without the usual religious re-ligious functions. The marriac however, was registered at the SwTss consulate in Moscow, the bride becoming becom-ing a Swiss citizen. vvclss and his wife did not meet again after the ceremony until a steamer transporting Swiss refugee lrom Russia arrived at Marseilles Yesterday Miss Zellnskara sued her nominal husnand for absolute divorce. The suit was not defended and she obtained ob-tained a decree. 00