FIGHTING ROUND MOSCOW.
AMSTERDAM, August 27. A serious conflict occurred between workmen and Bolshevik troops in Moscow! on Sunday. The workmen took refuge in villages near the city, and the Bolsheviks sot fire to the villages—(A and N.Z. Cable.) CZAREVITCH'S MURDER. LONDON, August 27. The "Daily Mail" states that a Russian prince who has arrived in England has given authoritative details of the reported murder of the Czarevitch. After the shooting of the Czar the Bolshevik executioners went to the Czarevitch and said: "We have killed your father. A dog's death for a dog." The Czarevitch burst into tears, upon which a Bolshevik shot the boy dead with a revolver. — (United Service.") JAP. ADVANCE IN SIBERIA. HARBIN, August 27. The vanguard of the Japanese troops has reached Zabaikal. They were welcomed enthusiastically before continuing their march towards Manchuria.— (United Press.)
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 205, 28 August 1918, Page 5
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