SOVIET RUSSIA

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 156, 27 March 1920, Page 7

SOVIET RUSSIA

MOSCOW COSSACKS PROMISE LOYALTY j BOLSHEVIKS OFFER PEACE TO CZECHS i .1 By Telcgraph-tPrees Association—Copyright ; London, March 23. j The Moscow Cossack Congress passed a ! resolution promising loyalty to Soviet | Russia.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. j London, March 22. ~ j The Bolsheviks have sent ■ a second'' j Note lo Cxcclio-Slovakia, offering pou.*, j and declaring that cconomie relations will greallv benefit ljol.li countries. Tlio ■ | Cwcho-Slovak Government is conferring . j with the Allies un the subject.—Renter. - j campaignjTthe south BOLSHEVIK? GAINING COSSACK ; , TERRITORY. | London, March 2Ti. j A semi-official report from Soul It Rus- j sia-silalvs that llenikin's armies are,be- ! in;,' pressed back dgainsi llm Caiieitsus i Muinlains. Probably the Bolsheviks j will shortly hold the whole of, the Cos- j sae>c territory as far as the Caucasus, and will also control the Caspian and the i IHW Caucasian Republic. and Persia will j be exposed to invasion.—Ans.-N.Z. Cable j Assn. . ] ■ MINIKIN TO MARK A STAXD AT i CRIMEA. | (Rec. March .26, 7.50 ji.m.) ! Washington, March 55. ' j It is learned here that Dcnikin is en- • i deavouring to transport forces to Crimea j nending a change in the situation within ! ! Sovist Russia. It is believed that lie j will be able to liold territory adjoining ; the Sea of Azov against the Red Anuy. ; —Ans.-N.Z. Cable Assn. j