THE WAR ON RUSSIAN BOLSHEVISM

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 130, 26 February 1919, Page 5

THE WAR ON RUSSIAN BOLSHEVISM

EXPLOIT BY SHACRLETON'S MEN RECORD ARCTIC JOURNEY By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright New York, February 24. Dispatches from Archangel state that one of the greatest of Arctic journeys lias been awjompliihed by Sir Ernest Shackleton's men, who brought reinforcements to the troops to fight the Boleheviki. The men travelled 300 miles in a, temperature of 40 degrees below zero.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. indescribabUand incredible outrages BOLSHEVISM MUST BE CRUSHED. Boston, February 24. Mr. D. It. Frances, American Ambassador to Russia, has returned. He states that a reign of terror has been established. The Bolsheviki have carried out indescribable and incredible outrages. It will be impossible to restore peace in Europe until Bolshevism is suppressed. Germany is able to avail herself of the conditions in Russia and turn them to her advantage, and it is therefore essential to settle the Russian crisis.-Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. TO KIDNAP BOLSHEVIK GOVERNMENT SOCIAL REVOLUTIONARY PLOT. Amsterdam, February 24. In connection with the recent, arrest of Spiridonova, the Bolshevists assert that the Social Revolutionaries plotted to kidnap the entire Government during the session at the Kremlin. The conspirators entered the building by means of forged papers, but were de-tected.-Aus.-N.Z. Coble Assn. £6 AN HOUR BOLSHEVIK PRIVATE'S PAY. (Rec. February 26, 1.55 a.m.) London, February 2-4. The Berlin correspondent of the 'Daily Express" reports that a high officer who escaped from Russia states that Bolshevik private soldiers are paid £6 per honr during the fighting, and officers ot Trotsky's private guard .£2500 a Russian money is being printed in Berlin and also a propaganda newspaper tor circulation in the army. Russian prisoners in Germany aw advocating an entente between Germany and Russia.— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.