FALK HORVAT
DENOUNCED BY THE CZECHO
SLOVAKS.
HARBIN, 18th July. The Czecho-Slovaks . have denounced M. Falk Horvat as a traitor and a reactionary.
[A message from Pekin, published on Thursday,, stated that the Allied Ministers had advised M. Falk Horvat (the head of the new, Government set. up in Siberia) to dissolve his Government and retire from the field. It also said that the Czecho-Slovaks opposed Horvat's movement towards VJadivostock. A later message, however, stated that as the result of a friendly conference, M. Horvat. had agreed to facilitate the advance of the Czecho-Slovaks to the Balkans, via the Chinese' Eastern railway, with a view to their ultimate co-operation with their compatriots.]
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 18, 20 July 1918, Page 7
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