RUSSIA.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 April 1917, Page 5

RUSSIA.

SEPARATE PEACE. NOT WANTED BV RUSSIA Washington, April 10. The American Ambassador at Petrograd, Mr Frances, reports that there is no possibility oi Russia yielding to Austro-Gprman overtures for'a separate nea^p. M Milinkoff informed Mr Frances that Russian Socialists did not want peace, but were anxious to promote revolutionary movements against tho Centril Powers. A NEW MOVE. | ATTAOK FROM BALTIC EXPECTED. Received April 20, 10.10 p.m. Petrograd, April 10. The General Staff communicates that the Germans are concentrating naval and military forces on the. northern front. Numerous transports arc assembled in Baltic ports. A, portion of the German Fleet left Kiel for Danzig, whence it proceeded to Dbau. It is opined that the Germans are concentrating a descent on, the rear of the Russian right flank in the neighborhood of the Gulf of threatening Petrograd. THE LABORITES. FAITHFUL AND RESOLVED. j Received April 20, 0.10 p.m. ' Petrograd, April 19. M. Miliukoff, addressing the Entente, says the laborites in Russia are still faithful to their undertakings, and '•■ c absolute faith in her Allies and tin •' umph of their cause. They ire u : ■ mined to.shatter the obstacles pret. ■.■.-.- Ing the exertion of their full strength. ACTIVE FIREk "| GERMAN ADMISSION. ! London, April 19. A German official report says:—Tho Russian fire was more active between the Pripet and Dneister. j