THE RUSSIAN MIX UP.
rAUSTRALIAN & N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION FINLAND WANTS FOOD. AMSTERDAM, Oct. 31. Public opinion in Finland' is becoming anti-German. The Social Drtaoerat Party’s programme demands the departure of the German troops, and negotiations with the Entente and America for the immediate importation of foodstuffs. CZECH’S IN SERIOUS PLIGHT. LONDON, October 31. The situation of the Czechs in Siberia continues worse. They are retreating on the whole front, except in the Ekaterinburg region. THREAT TO BOLHEVIKS. LONDON, October 31. In the House of Commons, Lord Cecil said the Government was endeavouring to ameliorate the conditions of Britishers in Russia. He warned the Bolshevik leaders that they would be held individually responsible for any future violence against Britishers. Every endeavour, he declared, would be made to have the Bolsheviks treated as outlaws among all civilised nations.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 November 1918, Page 3
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