RUSSIAN AFFAIRS
, |,v Electric 'Telegraph— C' >y, iglit., RUSSIAN REFUGEES; (Received This T)av at noon.) LONDON, March 31. The “Morning Post's” Paris correspondent states one hundred thousand refugees in the Crimea represent ill the gentle born Russians who escaped their would be exterminators. Unless the Allies provide ships and coal quickly they will be wiped out by the victorious Bolsheviks. The refugees desire to go to Crete or Serbia, until Russia is again tranquil.
BOLSHEVIK CLAIMS. LONDON, March 30. A Bolshevik wireless claims they have captured ten thousand prisoners at Novorohsisk and a further fifteen thousand were prisonered towards Gelcndik. DANISH KING’S ACTION. (Received this day, at 9.30 a.m.) COPENHAGEN, March 30. Troops guarded the Castle all night, a large crowd greeting the soldiers with cries of “Long Live the Republic.” ‘ p|, e King refused to comply with the Socialist ultimatum.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 April 1920, Page 3
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