TO HELP RUSSIA

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 236, 24 June 1918, Page 5

TO HELP RUSSIA

REPEL THE GERMAN INVASION AMERICA URGED TO SEND TROOPS • Washington, June 21. During a debate, Senator Fall urged that American troops should Dβ aont to Russia, and also to tho 'Italian and Salonika fronts. Seimlor Lewis said Ul9 United Slates should pnvido Russm with arms and supplies to repel the 'German invasion. America should iuvi'e tho Czecho-Slovulcs, Poles, antl other divisions of Russians to fight for their freedom. Otherwise there was a 'danger of Silxu'ia awl Central Bus3ia. bcim; absorbed by Germnnv. The news of fho uprisings in Austria, sho.vi'd that tho lime was opportune for intervention in Russia and for the encouragement of the Czecho-Slovaks.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ALLIED MILITARY ASSISTANCE .MIGHT WELD SCATTEKSD THOOPS INTO A REAL FORCE. ' (Bee. June 23, 5.5 p.m.) i' Paris, June 22. M. MnklakofF, who ttos appointed Ambnssador to Franco by M. Kerensky, wnrns tho Allies against, aiding the Bo'lshovild, otherwise Russia's r-jsbrcttun will, be delayed. M. Maldnl;oft considers tlinl; military intervention is necessary, and expresses the opinion that the scattered troops in tho Don, the Caucasus, and in Siberia, who-are still fighting tho Germans and the Bed Guards, might become a real force if they vera supported by an. Allied military force.—Aus.N.Z. Cable Assn. JAPANESEJNTERVENTION MUST BE ENDORSED' BY UNITED STATES. Tokio, June 21. It is reliably stated that Japanese intervention, in Russia is impossible unless endorsed by the. United States. It is believed that Britain and Italy are. urging the United States to support the intervention,—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ALEXIEFF IN COMMAND OF COUNTERREVOLUTIONARIES DISAFFECTION IN RED ARMY Moscow, June 20. General Alexieff bus. accepted the chief command of the counter-revolution-aries. Trotsky, fearing disiiftection in the Red Army, has discharged the unreliable olemonts and introduced ctriot discipline and severe trainisg.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. 'OFFICERS ORDERED TO REJOIN THEIR UNITS. Amsterdam, Jumo 21. Berlin reports state that the Russian Government has ordered all army officers to rejoin their unite.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. BOLSHEVIK REGIME TOTTERING (Rec. June 23, 5.5 p.m.) Stockholm, June 22. ! A Holsingfors telegram states that tie Gi'tand Duke Michael, tho ox-Tsar's brother, has' escaped from Russia. The Bo.lehevik Government is greatly alarmed, and has' issued a manifesto accusing the Social Revolutionaries of co-operating with , , tho Imperialists. Tho message adds; "All sign 6 point to -the complete downfall of the Bolshevik regime at an early' date."—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. LENIN REPORTED TO BE RESIGNING fljec. Juno 23, 11 p.m.) Zurich, June 22. Tho "'Deutacho Tapes Zeitung" states that Lonin is resigning, despite the Soviet Committee's vote of'• confidence.— Aus.-N.k Cable Assn. THE GERMAN PENETRATION GROUPS COMBINING TO COMBAT IT (Rim. June 23, 11 p.m.) New York, Juno 21. Xhe United Press Stockholm correspondent states that the President of tho Siberian Soviets wrote to Lenin indicating that all Ahe groups, including part of tho Bolshoiriki, jvould probably combine against tho German penetration, and' would enfair into an-agreoment with America for loans and supplies for Si-beria.—Aus.-N.ZI Cablo Assn.