MANIFESTO BY SOLDIERS' AND WORKMEN'S DELEGATES.

North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 13936, 19 July 1917, Page 6

MANIFESTO BY SOLDIERS' AND WORKMEN'S DELEGATES.

' ' ALL DISSENSION MUST NOW CEASE., (Australian and Router). , Keceivoil July 18,.at 6.40 p.'iri,, . . ' " r ■ :v • : ' ( V LONDON, July 17. ' A wireless Russian official report savs: i : ;.-¥e repulsed persistent- attacks north-oust of Kalusz. For tactical coiisiclcrytiojis we transferred our forces to the right bank of the Lomnica,,leaving Kalilife,' arid.! geotirihg.important river crossings. ■ A strong enemy attack threw-us out of Novica, which our reserves recaptured. Wo recaptured Dunavcc in the St. George's channel of the Danube, and left village after carrying out our task. ■ Another wireless report states the Executives of the Workmen's and Soldiers' and Peasants' Delegates have issued, a manifesto in whioli they<.say that the limt> lias .wine for all dissensions to cease. All mupt assist the soldiers in the front line. To refrain now would be to deliver them to destruction and betray the fatherland and the revolution. , ' •

(Australian and Renter). Received July 18, at 6.5 p.m. " ' / .' .'■<■•• "LONDON, July 17. A German official wireless says:—' There is. lively fighting on the Riga jront at Dunaburg and Smorgon. _We captured Woodlands to the northward of Kalusz. The Russians have evacuated the town and retreated to the south bank of the Leminca, --'•• - .: ■ INTERNAL TROUBLES, STILL UNSETTLED. SERIOUS OUTBREAKS AT PETROGRAD. (Dnited Scrllce.) Received July 18, at 11.25 p.m. '. '■ ' LONDON, July IS. Serious outbreaks are reported at Petrograd. Regiments of civilians with rifles and machine guns are parading and denouncing the Government. There is much shooting.