THE UKRAINE'S FOODSTUFFS.
LONDON, .February 18. The ' Daily Chronicle's' Petrograd correspondent says: A Socialist delegation which visite'd the South of Russia with a view to obtaining food found a vast quantity of corn being sold at 6d and 7d per lb, -but the Ukrainians refused to supply it, saying that if it were sent at all it must be addressed to the Constituent Assembly and not to Leninists. The delegation refused to accept the conditions. A pro-Austrian feeling has arisen in Southern Russia, owing to the Bolsheviks' attack upon the bourgeoisie.
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Evening Star, Issue 16663, 20 February 1918, Page 3
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