THE WAR ON RED RUSSIA

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 12, 5 September 1919, Page 7

THE WAR ON RED RUSSIA

PLANNED'ATTACK ON PETROGRAD . DENIED BOLSHEVIK REVERSE AT KIEFP By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyright . London, September 3. Tho anti-Bolshevik forces have captured the suburbs of Kieff. The Bolsheviki admit the loss of tho southern outskirts of Kieff—Aus.-N.Z. Ca'blo. ■•■ Assn. BOLSHEVIK OVERTUEES 'FOE . PEACE. Berne, September 3. It. .is l reported that the Bolsheviln liavo mado overtures for peaco in Lithuania., (whore a serious defeat was reported yesterday to have been inflicted''upon'' 1 them).—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. KOLCHAK RETIRING FROM OMSK Copenhagen, September 3. It is reported that Admiral Kolchak is moving his headquarters froni 'Omsk to Irkutsk.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. . SOVIET BANK ATIIOSCOW EOBBED. '■■-■■■■ (Rec. September 4, 11.5 p.m.) Copenhagen, September 3. A gang of eighteen robbed ilie Gov> ernment's' bank ■ at Moscow of two million roubles. • This is tho third robbery in a shdi't'period.—Aus.-NiZ;.Cable. Assu,. THE REPORTED ATTACK ON PETROGRAD LONDON DENIES'. BERLIN: EEPORT. (Rec. September 5, 0.20 a.m.) •■ ■ Vancouver, September 3. London denies the Berlin report that General' Gough lias planned an attack on Petrograd.—Eeuter. WHAT AN M.P. SAW IN SIBERIA REDS HAVE 'MUNITIONS FOE'TEN TEARS' WAR; (Eec.'. September 5,';1.30.'a.m.) .•' ,'.•>. London, September 4. Mr. John Ward, M;P., tas returned from. Siberia. , ,Ho.6ays .that the 80lBheviki possess great resources, aid oonii m'and the 'richest manufacturing areas, whereas their enemies aro obliged to rely on the agricultural areas. The Bolsheviki havo practically unlimited munitions. Russia received on tho eve of the revolution munitions for sixteen million .troops, and tho Germans secured but very small portion... 'The' BolsheviM possess enough munitions to wage war on tho present scale for a decade.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.