BOLSHEVIK REGIME.
FALLING TO F'ECES
j SIBERIANS CUNSPIC'L'Oi'S
(Received 8 a.m..) LONDON, May 1
General Ironsides reports from Archangel: "There has been no activity on the British front since the 28th April Three enemy boats have appeared on the Dwma River opposite the British front. Deserters continue to come in. It is believed tnat with the reinforcements now en route a decision will be forced this summer. The Russians will soon clear out the Bolsheviks it the Allies insist on the capture of Moscow and Petrograd." \ Russian Bolshevik communique shows that portion of the Siberian forces in five weeks have advanced li) 0 miles, have captured the important town of Sarapul, and aye > now within one hundred miles ot the Volga.—A. and N.Z.
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Northern Advocate, 3 May 1919, Page 3
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