FIGHTING IN RUSSIA.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13904, 4 November 1919, Page 6

FIGHTING IN RUSSIA.

FINLAND WILL COME IN. [Bv Electric tklf.gkai-ii—Copviugut.] (Per Press Association.) xy& ;&■> i. >-•; ,.;.-! j■■;'''-■">' 'j :£' -.;"];■* | Reeeived'Novembcr'4,'9.lo'a.m.-. ■-. LONDON, November 1. f Denikin's wireless message states that Pctloura's newspaper admits' the difficulty... of officering tho Ukrainian army, {necessitating the handing.-ovfcr of the command to German'officers, (if who 201)0 have been: incorporated. : Yudeuitch ' has recaptured Ropsche, re-establishing connection between .tho Esthbnian right and the Russian left. The Bolshevik concentration southward and south-westward of Petrograd continues. Trotsky declares that the city is out of danger. A Bolshevik communique states that artillery drove off enemy ships in the Gulf of Finland.. We recaptured Luga after fierce fighting. HELSINGFORS, November 1. The Finnish Government has apparently decided to intervene against the Bols'heviks, and is preparing an immediate offensive against Petrograd.

Received November 4, at 9.25 a.m. LONDON, November 1. Denikin's wireless message states that the , Bolshevik Committee at Vororiesli was responsible for terrible atrocities. .Their victims' eyes were picked out, arms and logs twisted in their sockets, ears cut off, nails pulkxl out, and foreheads branded with hot irons. Victims were submerged in boiling water and melted tin was poured down their throats.