RUSSIAN MIX-UP.

Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1919, Page 3

RUSSIAN MIX-UP.

(By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright) (Reuter’s Telegram.) DENEKIN’S SUCCESS. (Received This Day at 8 a.m.) LONDON, Sept. 22. The War Office announces General Denekin’s' successes continue. In addition to the capture of Kursk, which is,an important junction of t!Te Khar-kov-Moscow railway, volunteers are progressing on the whole front oetweeti Kieve and Black Sea. Mamontov’s operations. behind the Bolshevik lines continue successful. Mamontov’s anti-Bolshevik force occupied and Saratov. KOLTCHAK’S 'ADVANCE. PARIS, September 23. 5 Omsk telegrams report General Koltchak is advancing on all parts of the front. There is fierce fighting in the direction of Kuryon.

A BOMB THROWN. (Received this day at 11.25 a.m.) ■; PARIS, September 23.

A wireless from Moscow states a bomb was thrown into a guard room of premises occupied by General Koltchak, six being killed and twelve injured. RUSSIAN EXECUTIONS. (Received This Day at 11.20. a.m.) MOSCOW, September 23. The All Russian • Commission discovered an anti-Soviet organisation called the National Centre, with wide- - spread ramifications, chiefly composed of Cadets, also a few moderate Monarchists : and Mensheviks. Documents were found proving the Centre had communications with General Doniken. The Commission executed sixty-six perincluding Stehipkin ex-member of the Duma who was chairman of the national professors at Astralcoff, Yolkoff, Prince Obolensky and two Generals. JThol?|e' trial include IPrinco Androniokff, allegedly one of Rasputin’s ’accomplices and Rozamoff. Tho latter is a Menshevik.