BOLSHEVISM.

Taihape Daily Times, 2 April 1919, Page 5

BOLSHEVISM.

ARTIFICIAL BOLSHEVISM.

GERMANS SUSPECTED.

Received 8,40 a.m

PARIS, April 1,

Reports from Hungary indicate that the Bolshevism there has been artificially created for the purpose of securing easier terms from the Allies. German influence is suspected.

DANZIG.

GERMANS DETERMINED

REFUSAL ADHERED TO

LONDON, April* 1

It is reported from Berlin that the German Government UWrog] + 0 refusal to permit the landing of troops at Danzig. The Allies emphasise the point that they don’t wish to occupy Danzig but merely want the right of passage through. FOCH ORDERED TO GO AHEAD s PARIS, April 1. The Council has instructed Marshal Foch to prepare for the landing of Polish troops at Danzig, by force if necessary. Meanwhile, the most resolute demand is being presented to BRISBANE RIOTS. RUSSIANS GAOLED. BRISBANE, April 1. In connection with the Bolshevist riots, two Russians were sentenced to six months each for carrying red flags

WAR IN’ HUNGARY,

AMSTERDAM. April 1

The Hungarian Government sent a delegation to Berlin to conclude n treaty of alliances against the Entente. German officers have arrived to reorganise the Hungarian Army.

THE BOLSHEVIKS.

A USEFUL MOVE,

LONDON, April 1

The “Daily Chronicle’s’' correspondent at Omsk reports that a detachment ,-of .Serbian troops, leaving Cherdin, eighty miles morthward of Perm, on skis, functioned with Allied and Russian troops operating on the Archangel front. Thus unity of action is established between Archangel and Omsk.

Trotsky, on tho Ufa front, is endeavouring- to rally the Bed Array eastward of the Volga, where many are deserting -to the Siberian side.