THE RUSSIAN PROBLEM

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 227, 13 June 1918, Page 5

THE RUSSIAN PROBLEM

EX-MEMBER OF KERENSKY CABINET

IN AMERICA

EFFORT TO INDUCE ALLIED

CO-OPERATION

i- , Vancouver, June 11. 0 If. luinovalotf, late Russiau Minister s of Commerce in the Kercnsky Cabinet, has arrived here 011 his way to Washington, London, and Paris. Ho is to make an effort to induce the Allies to intervene 111 Siberia to prevent Russia passing utterly under German domination.-Aus.-ft.Z. Cable Assn. A VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT. 1 mi r- ■< , „ NOW York - JuM us JI lie United Press correspondent at s Washington states: Russian officials say 3 that with tho arrival of M. Jvonovaloff, 3 who was Vice-Premier under M. Keren--1 sky, there will be a speedy decision as ] to what action tho Allies will take in 5 Russia against Germany. JI. IConovaloiF . lias arrived at Seattle, and will probably t see President Wilson.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable 1 Assn. ! AMERICAN RAILWAY SPECIALISTS TO REORGANISE TRAFFIC. ? . r Moscow, Juno 1L c The arrival of several hundred Aiueri- - ean specialists is expectcd at Vologda, to ! iako part in a special conference with the object of reorganising the whole of tho Russian railways.—Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. MOSCOW UNDER MARTIAL LAW (Rec. Juno 12, 9.35 p.m.) , Washington, Juno 11. [ The State .Department says that advices from Russia state that Moscow, is i under martial law, following 011 the dis- ! covary of cou'iter-revohitionnrv plots — Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ; RESOLUTION FROM~THE CADET PARTY : "THE BOLSHEVIKI~DO NOT REPRESENT RUSSIA." (Rcc. June 12, 11.25 p.m.) Washington, June 11. Tho Russian Embassy has published a resolution by the Cadet Party declar-' ing thut it does not recognise the Brest Litovsk treaty, and makes an appeal to tiro Allies for aid. The resolution states: "Wo can ass'uro the Allies in tho most conclusive manner that the information which picture's tho Russian democracy as disapproving of the Allies is false. If such information has reached the President of the United States it must have originated from Bolshevik sources: The Bolslaeriki 111 110 way represent Russia." Tho resolution concludes: "If an Allied military expedition is sent it is imperative that the Russian people shall be assured that Russian Tights will not he violated! and that . tho expedition shall be under international control."— Aus.-N.Z. Chblo Assn. SLOVAKS OCCUPTPART OF SIBERIAN RAILWAY (Rec. Juno 12, 10.211 p.m.) Amsterdam, Juno 11. Advices fro:tu KiefT state that fifteen thousand Czcuh Slovaks in the Chelyabinsk region i'lhve occupied part of the Siberian railnyiy and captured munitions. The Soviet troops evacuated Chelyabinsk and concentrated near Slatoust, whero tliey defeated the Czechs. Other Czech fcirces are near Samara — Reuter.