JAPAN CANNOT HELP KOLCHAK

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 277, 19 August 1919, Page 5

JAPAN CANNOT HELP KOLCHAK

LETTLAND TROUBLE ENDED

RECALL OF VON DER GOLTZ

(By Telegraph -Press Association-CopyriffM

Now York, August IG. The New York "Times" correspondent at Tokio states that it is authoritatively learned that the Japanese Government has informed the Ivolchak Government that Japan' is unable to send military aid against the Bolshevists— Aus.-A.Z. Cable Assn.

THE GERMAN TROUBLE IN THE BALTIC VON DER GOLTZ RECALLED. Paris, August 17. Berlin has recalled General von dor Goltz, Commander-in-Chief of the German troops in the Baltic provinces — Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. GERMAN NOTE TO THE ALLIES. Berlin, August 16. A German Government Note to the Entente Powers denies that the evacuation of L.cttlaiul was purposely delayed, and states that it is proceeding in accordanco with the agreement. Military leaders declare that German volunteers are most bitter at the non-fulfilment of the Cabinet's promise to allow them to settle and become Lett citizens, and give warning of the danger of increasing the friction by a too hasty evacuation.— Reuter. nearinglhhr end ' POLITICAL SIGNS OF RED COLLAPSE. London, August 17. Advices from Helsingfors interpret a report of the establishment of d Socialist Coalition Government- in Petrograd as an indication that Bolshevists are Hearing the end of their tether, and intend their leaders to vanish lest they should bo punished, leaving the lesser officials to carry on their propaganda, with a view to thwarting the establishment of a free' democracy.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.