RUSSIA’S CRISIS.
i KERENSKY’S RETURN. J f (Reuter’s Telegrams.) j PETROGRAD, Sept. 26. j M. Kerensky has returned from | Headquarters. ' GUILTY OF TREASON. HARD LABOUR FOR LIFE. CRouter’s Telegram.) PETROGRAD, Sept, 26. j Sukhomlinoff was found guilty of J high treason and was sentenced to l hard labour for life. | His wife was acquitted. MUNITIONS FOR RUSSIA. PARIS, Sep. 26. In a debate in the Chamber, a' deputy stated that the Budget Commission felt hound t-o refuse considerable sums for despatch of munitions to Russia because thd munitions either did not reach their destination or were not used when delivered. FINLAND’S GOVERNOR. (Reuter’s Telegrams.) PETROGRAD, September 26. M. Notarassjif, the former vice-presi-dent of tho Council, has been appointed Governor-General of Finland m succession of M. Stakokvieli, who has resigned.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 September 1917, Page 3
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129RUSSIA’S CRISIS. Hokitika Guardian, 28 September 1917, Page 3
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