FIGHTING THE BOLSHEVIKS
SUCCESSES OF COSSACKS. GREAT CAPTURES MADE, SIBERIAN ARMY'S ADVANCE. (Received 11-35 p.m.) Times. CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 26. General Denikin, the Cossack leader, sweeping north from the Caucasus, has reached Dorjanskoe, on ; 'he Caspian, making great captures of troops aud transport. Tho Bolsheviks, whose original strength was 100,000, have been reduced to 20,000. The Siberian army, advancing along the Siberian railway, is now 58 miles east of Perm, but Bolshevik successes south of Orenburg have severed the Siberian communications with Cossacks in the south.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17097, 28 February 1919, Page 5
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