Russia.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 172, 7 July 1919, Page 6

Russia.

BOLSHEvIK PROPAGANDA. SEIZED AT COPENHAGEN. (Received 7. 9.U a.tn.) U, penhagcn. July 5 Thirty -five thousand EoN.ret.k pamphlets in Eniiiish. anti a sirni.ar numK’r in Ir.-nch. printed in Sweden in Maj. and reprinted in Den mark, were Seized aboard Briti.-h warship* at i.'opetihaKcti harbour. The pob.-e ar., e.mvmeed that German or Rii'-’.an Eoi-hevik.' r’.i.d the printi'iK the pamphlets, through the • >i;t >r i>; thy s;.a-,i.ca..>t paper ”< w -kanipt n. The authorities ar-- f.dbr.i nut up the ca.-re with the create*! sin. r.ty. BRITISH EVACUATION.

WITHDRAWAL BEFORE SEPTEMBER. London. Ju'v ! The British evacuation of North Russia has begun. . . The Australian Pre*s Association teams that all the British troons m North .Russia nnU ( auc isu* will I* 1 withdrawn by September .owing to ibe growth and organisation ci the at.ii-Bolsbev.k. arm--. News frem Bolshevist sources antiouncing the capture <d Perm rcve.tA that Koltchak na- not yet i <-re.l from his reverse. Cn the other hand Deniken continues Lis victorious northward course. largely ow.ng to itisb equipment ar.d tanks, the latter greatly contributing t > hi' success, badly soaring the ;.>r Bolshevik troops. and compelling the abandonment of sutee-rive position*. General Ironside made a further advance five miles along the Dwm.i Trotskv telegrnnbed i'e’akiiil tint ■he British have forwarded military equipment for iWMAM men. witn guns., and >•">'» links, anti Cauad.i bafurnished railit try uniforms. —(The Times.) A July sth. cable reports that Deniken has -red dO.CW priso Ders and taken Tharitsen.