RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIKI

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 115, 8 February 1919, Page 7

RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIKI

; CONFIDENT OF VICTORY LENIN INTERVIEWED BY AN AMERICAN ANARCHIST By Telegraph—Fress' Association—Copyright New York, February 1. Mr. Dosch Muerot l cables from Berlin to the'"New York World" an authentic interview which Lenin gave to an American anarchist, who has just arrived from Russia. Lenin said that, tho -Russian Government was inclined to pay its debts, if by doing so peaco could be secured in Russia; but..the Bolsheviki were propared to continue the war against the Allied, and are- confident of victory. The League-.of; Nations, . Lenin declared, is not being formed, but only a league of .Imperialists for the 'purpose of strangling the nations. President Wilson' is a'shrewd-inan. . Future society wijl be formed on Soviet lines, with industrial unionism as the base..- Tho capitalists of all nations do' not realise that thero is no way of solving - the. present. economic problems, therefore there will- be revolutions. The American anarchist, told Mr. Fleurot that the successful business men now limousines in the streets of. Moscow""and live in mansions. They manage the old industries, and are called "people's commissaries," which iis quite different to the conditions of a few .months ago.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. BOLSHEVIKI HEAVILY REPUIISED. (Rec. February 7, 7.15 p.m.) . Paris, February 5. • Dispatches from Archangel say that the American and Allied forces. heavily repulsed the Bolsheviki on the Vaga front. Many Bolsheviki were taken prisoner.— j — Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.,' TWO ANNI- -'•/• / IfII/ATED. • Stockholm, February 5. Two divisions of Bolsheviki were virtu-ally.-annihilated, "by Siberians at Ivungar ■ (50 guiles south-c%»t of Perm).—Router. KORNILOFF'S DEATH. (Itcc. February 7, 5.5 p.m.) . Februaiy S. A Bolshevifcagrenade killed- Kornilolf befoi'e : Ekaterinburg. The Bolshevists secured the body, hanged it, and then cut it in ])icces. They afterwards played football for a quarter of ah hour with Korniloff's head—Aus.-N.Z, C'ablo Assn.