IN RUSSIA.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1735, 5 September 1919, Page 7

IN RUSSIA.

VAST MUNITION SUPPLIES. !

By Cable. — Prtet Association.—Copyright. (A. & N.Z.) LONDON, Sept. 4. Colonel John Ward, M.P., has. returned from Siberia. He Says the Bolsheviks possess great resources and command the richest manufacturing areas, whereas their enemies are obliged to rely on (he agricultural areas. The Bolsheviks have practically unlimited munitions. Russia received, on the eve of the revolution, munitions for 16,000,000, ! troops. Of which the Germans secured a very small portion. The Bolsheviks possess enough munitions to wage war on the present scale for a decade. . . • a bankTobbery. (A. St N.Z.) COPENHAGEN, Sept. 3. A gang of 18 robbed the Governmerit bank at Moscow of 2,000,000 roubles. This is the third robbery in a short period. reporFdenied. (ReuterV ' VANCOUVER, Sept. 3. •Sir Robert Borden denies the Berlin report* that General Gough has planned an attack on Petrograd.