THE RUSSIAN REVOLT
-.-•■■ .»■ . Press Association—By TeJegrapb^Oxyyright. A GENERAL RtSING. S(Xa^MKr~BOASTS. BERLIN, September 25. The Russiam and Polish delegates at the Socialists"' Congress, now taUxagat Mannheim, created a sensation by declaring that, despite tho establishment of martial law in Poland and other Russian centred, tho town folks and the country residents -were already organised. Soon all-worfanen;would be armed, and the foundations of a general rising in Russia laid. Tho organisation of tho soldiers had been commenced, and whole regiments wore prepared to support tho popular demands when the right moment came. The. Russians were thankful for the moral, pohtiral, and material assistance received from the Germain Socialist*. EXECUTIONS, ARRESTS, AND ROBBERY. ST. PETERSBURG, September 25. (Reochncd Septomber 26, at 8.32 a.m.) Six Terrorists were executed at Siedlec (Poland). Five men held up. tho home of a wealthy resident of St. Petersburg, and stole £20,000 worth of securities. STOCKHOLM, September 25. The Red Guards arrested at Stockholm have confessed that they intended to How up and rob three Swedish banks to procure funds to carry on the revolution.
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Evening Star, Issue 12928, 26 September 1906, Page 6
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176THE RUSSIAN REVOLT Evening Star, Issue 12928, 26 September 1906, Page 6
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