RUSSIA'S PROBLEMS
AUSTRIANS EVACUATING ODESSA. EFFECT OF TURKEY'S SURRENDER. . BERNE, November 3. The Austrians have begun to evacuate Odessa (Russian Black Sea port). The Poles in Siberia having gained their first success at Omsk, defeating the Bolsheviks. It is expected that the Polish army will . rejoin the Czecho-Slovaks on tho Volga front. NEW YORK, November 3. Russian diplomats point out that the opening of the Dardanelles will have a tremendous effect in the Allies' favour, as it will enable the Provisional Government to move from Omsk to European Russia, which will so strengthen the Provisional government that it will mean a death blow to the Bolshevists.—A. and N Z Cable.
JAPANESE CONCENTRATING PRISONERS. . TIENTSIN, November 3. (Received Nov. 4, at 11.5 p.m.) . Japanese official: Japan is concentrating at Vladivostock the prisoners captured during the Siberian operations A and N.Z. Cable.
REVOLT AGAINST BOLSHEVISTS. COPENHAGEN, November 3 (Received Nov. 4, at 8.5 p.m.) The National Tidende's advices from Berlm state that 20,000 marines have revolted against the Bolshevists in Petrograd, and are determined to overthrow the Government.—Renter.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17464, 5 November 1918, Page 5
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