RUSSIA.

Evening Star, Issue 16782, 10 July 1918, Page 6

RUSSIA.

' THE MIRBACH MURDER, | AMSTERDAM, July 9. I (Received July 10. at 11.10 a.m.) " I Message.-* from Moscow j-tato that Count Mirbach's assassins ikd to a building occupied by social revolutionaries, who were defending; tho place with nuiehine guns and rifles. The murder was the signal for a great-counter-revolutionary movement. The rebels attacked and seized portion of the city, including; tho Central Telegraph Office. The Bolshevik;} claim to have arrested the lenders of the revolt, except M. travinkoff, who was M. Korenskv's Minister of War. FOUR YEARS OVERDUE, j INTERNMENT 0«= ALIENC. J I ONDON 1 iK <• {P m d luh 10 it 11 40 im , i six ratm'i i rr J ' ll< tot ( i nunon ul it A' I'-d ( ira, iqn f t\ mi intd ili i 1 l iinli n ii niim d Itl i e\u\ nut Un i\i 18 Mai bo tt ahl tin' tii i tk n n m 1 o i tin i c n u it ni tin I r i w m< rot en an ui. i iu tt i uh -. ui hj nif him he r \ ii t I li m it inn r n hj ill pi 1 1 it [ t lit ' loti i' ill [ i i t mi u ,m ts a-- I ir„i 1 inn t' ( i t i i nt M in 1 lu i i tin- hil l i -i u 1 i u 1 1 in id im 1 i iimiitU u, tth it i ( iiu i'tt ot in i d o t Fliii it I jmmwis bi j p xl ) tt 1 ut unit n ( mil nd I 1 a id hj i tii ni inn \u,in' igu b- n v T i Jinn ttci will l i p i -v u p t iropou l U 1 1u th l'i pioi qu tion ■mi L toi (in Tlome Viutin lull miki i. ittn ut on t t di t ( t ui ln oi hj i -int i OTACO AND SOUTHLAND WO'lC'i S | PAT°'OT!C ASSOCIATION lie i i-iii litu tln an in, 1 tn ' pimbb in n in tt iutt c tph nt salt m 1i n_ ,i ti it 1 \dii ht i alt it tno tf i j ( i i i£U 10 I itnbution e p id \ tt uin., ppn 1 u 1 pnJi tt ' dt lit ' ii n ,i tn lh ti i\ed iuh i t hp m < ti it oppi ut fl 1) - V U u mih i ri oi *d mm Ifi tn mo inn,— U1 tt mdc id nuno\ 1 übni_u b ni_ 1) iiuiiui pm ' CUR m LJTARY I [loi t' t Duiitdm Ml2 ] 3ON HON "M v 23 V \ \ u 1 iiw u si ot ii n a 1a u ttr ait ulii 1 I 1 H nit > ihi ( tin dm (.ni u ! c ti tn kii (iu (ii If i t ! 1u i ' i ti i oir ii ui vni i u J ton ii i o\i i I , ti„ hj \u it i lut m 1 / Hi ii i i\<> i ht I unu t\ 1 i i ui i d lhi t Cin i l ii tn lu ud l l i'l i, la * H'ld i 10 U , i i th r 1 it" i > tn OM r < ( I _, t u tit i lli i ia'U lit ilo hj u-, tint I pt n I[ V li' d,i H mioll,, ' ti i in ii, 11 ■>-a w 11 I o-mi un Pu,l)\ p'uu i b Is hi-- lUK 1 0 I i I hj i tl ltd tu do <i 1' ill lii i u b6mt in tin il i in t Ii lu J viiid \\ i is Mil mo litr a uat Ktt,o> nm m ( n> II n I V "-t 1 i-cl' io ip i 1 bt 1 l n r ■>*■ i i Situ icp ve l ii_ ( i it i} hj m Hi intti mi jt\ i i < i l 0' 10 itt w -- tu'td o-u t) do fi Ii t jn I iji ind i tut \\ il in IT I V tnbi i u i d > 1 |i I to x k men ji\ t \' ijoi 1 1 toiii it or li n ihj \ni an In nt nl u hj a b t klled 111 i lun 11 1 1 t 1 ill s t\j ot i-tr ri n i 1 it u. io\\ "SS hi i tin >"uih Vtn in u bml t ' it i i 18j-» In iuo t Mid in t L n i bu ptinqtlv % unit id Hi ittiM t i Vet bul) ipi utiv le i f if hims 't \ lth s ( nt i Vini ud In d<-s hown, i nit 1 ! ui i'l nl itnV f o oi h_h u pn t ,in <' tun it tit Iti n u inn \ uiid m in It upiHiit 1 s uth \tiH i mt Ln,l diu t ! i ii unit n 1 mi i imad cu IJIO v u hj fun r it in l i Im dh tin id hi it \li n tin eit \ u fr< i t oti ni \\ il it t ( lil 1 l oi It LI It tllU t>tl it 1 tilt lit in I\ih d it if il «i ii iu p> I \vl j tl t > v I m_ th 1 n,i i I 1 i io t\ nipt i l luo'b li o< in p iPiintm pi in milt it nnl ii n nd l\\ > uji in L M Sit s nl v i i B'oiriKi 'in I H ii,»i d l tuo l t tin t ruii ji 1 in n \ 'it 1 ti c t pt 1n im i t nun ini it nip i J i n>u oi \ luk in lul ui I lit i iids 1 till it Un,. it i ici 11 ln tl i tn tint i is io ii I rtd l ' t, v iv t, l 1 i ttaid 1 lie « mtf u t ' n V tii i it b ' 1 i b t in li i, itm tie ii n l d su. i ]' t n- lo , i tj i u lib Dauv < unit i tint' i'e ft ' t_, i p th n i min \in l \ i 1 ill t iut it l I l u i thin \i it hj hj i kt )\ tv. it i < t nail pi n nu it t t 1 t uh ni \( \ i ' i uili li t u u lit t i L it I'll o i m ii ind tn ! tt t nti\ oi nm s u hi nt it i| 11 id('u hj dt i -«f ift ni V u stud tn lii I I ihi t \i 1 i ' ' l l ftd i t \\ II lllllf u u 'I ti 1 t i I i_(' lin nt ik i iiitn tt bi'l< sp nin i v ill hat i nr' i u t Lu t i n ci i>\ ' V N s ij, i ' nei t ud ' i i d 1 t ii I) so 1 l 11 J1 ! IS ill 'l 1 DI till,, II \ lilt i t bt }U Ihi 1 I IP 1

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R3FS.EMAN JAMES HOGG. j Tho late Ptifleman James Hogg will be remembered by quite a large number of friends. Leaving New Zealand with the I 16th Reinforcements, he came through the Messiues battle without injury, but was j subsequently wounded during the big Sep- ! tembe-r offensive, being transferred to the I New Zealand Military Hospital at Wal-ton-oa-Thames. After convalescing _at ' Hornehurch and Epsom, he. was awaiting leave, when word came of Ms untimely death from pneumonia*