GERMANY'S PEACE DEMANDS

Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1918, Page 5

GERMANY'S PEACE DEMANDS

, ; ■ KALEDIX'S SUICIDE. ' K " "' " ' Petrograd, Feb. 19. • J There arc indication, that Trotsky bag' .„" already replied (o Germany's peace |<?'' '/ mands, which included the retention of, ,'' Poland, Lithuania and lloon Island and ; (he. payment of Probably '' ' the indemnity will he reduced by half. '' . I General Kaledin committed hiiicid* i.Jj owing to General Alexieff's offensive ~'* against the Bolsheviks, '.'i General Kaledin wished the defensive to bo localised. . ■ * Ceneral Alexieff is training all Cos-' Vj sack males. | General Nararoff succeeds General \ Kaledin. y The Bolsheviks claim that large n* ,'i vohitionary forces are advancing upoil- .';{ Kostoff from the Caucasus, and thai"'. ''* General Alexieff has fled from Kovoeher- \* kask. ' 'Jt General Ivanoff and Archbishop Vladti: 0' mir were killed in the fighting in th>' 3 Petcht-rsky Monastery at Kieflf. ■'.• London, Fob, 19. '. •'} Wireless Russian official: An raqnji^f' iS* has been sent to Count Czcrnin mAo,: $ whether Austria is also at war with Rm* j ji sia. ' fit Amsterdam, Feb. 20. ■ ■ f •$!! The Frankfurter Zeitung states fhrf"; l | Austria and Germany have agreed t3mt\»J Germany shall undertake military action ] "m in Russia, while Avtstiia conducts opera*! ;S tions in the Ukraine. ' \% London, Feb.-, 20. ' -*i Livinoff, the Bolshevik Ambassador ittt $ London, interviewed, said he was astoa*" J&j ished at the announcement of BußSiski, }'\ signing a German peace. He did aot] . ;■ regaid this unfavorably, but witUMlj ■% judgment until in possession of fulhd* ■.! <i tails. ', .. it