YUDENITCH'S WAR ON THE REDS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 44, 15 November 1919, Page 7

YUDENITCH'S WAR ON THE REDS

4 SITUATION REVIEWED FURTHER OFFENSIVE UNLIKELY j l!y Telegraph -Press A?:oeia.tion—Copyright J (l'cc. November 11, 7 p.m.) London, November 13. The Bolshcviki daim (o have captured tiiur rczimcnls nf Kolchak's army. The Bolshcviki have caplumr lshim, in Siberia, 135 miles south-east; of To-bolsk.-Aus.-X7,. Cable Assn. London, November 13. Military authorities consider thai, a further Yudenilch offensive this winter will bo impossible. 110 hns already lost half his forecs, which were, composed of Bolshevik deserters, many of whom are now returned to tho enemy's ranks. Advices received state that the Kslhoninns, Letts. Lithuanians, Poles, and I'iiins are conferring at Ilorpa.l. on tho question nf tho advisability of negotiating an armistice with tho Bolsheviki. It is suggested (hat ail nlliance of t.he border States would afford means of settling tho .Russian problem.—Reuler. A CONFERENCE. (Rec'. November 1-1, 7.55 p.m.) London, November 13. A conference between representatives of Lithuania, Latvia, Esthonia, and a delegate from the Allies was opened at Copenhagen on Sunday. The question of future action against TCuseia was discussed. —Aus.-N.Z. Gable Assn. THE ALLEGED PEACE NEGOTIATIONS DENIAL BY JIR. LLOYD GEORGE. London, November 13. Mr. Llovd George has denied that ho ever instigated negotiations with tho Bol-shevild.-Aus.-N.si. Cablo Assn. OVERTURES DENOUNCED BY UNITED STATES. Washington, November 13. Tho United States does not intend to countenance the overtures of the Bolsheviki. The Stale Department has not received any communications from tho Allies relative to tho matter.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.