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i )•:: X ■;»:■:F, ;TY, m X FOR THE i-iiCViiy^ TAKti BEFORE IKE ! , . ALLIES. j *~ ■ (.United Service.) ! Cu-ivhwl Oct. 14, 11.15 p.m.) Ltncicn, Oct. 14. Yon dor Goitz, interviewed for a Finnish newspaper, ■■admitted that the (■!■..'nn;.:T> Government equipped the f.rnf.jjs in Oimrknd, including the Russians. He added that though the. army u'fi.n ;xo longer German it had emj '.Mil-ivi 'ivi p. most important work for ! tho JTatiicrlarul. i '-'.j'hn liimt'.3," in ;} loader, says that Clio it.;islievist rule is apparently neariiie tho end, and may collapse suddenly before tho pressure oi' Deniken. The •. real 'contest is now believed to bo bo- • fwaa fin Germans, who know their I own minds, and tho Allies, who have 1 ivif. --^i- proyod. that they have any mind jin Rus&ian affairs. Despite their desperate desire for peace and avoiding a

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further expenditure, the Allies must !- ftCeii? daneei's of the position and forestall Germany, thus proving that we are the real friends of Russia, and also actively assist in the restoration and enlist the support of Poland, establishing a permanent barrier between Germany and Russia.

PSKOFF ABANDONED BY BOLSHEVIKI.

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Tim r i t . "e|sm3f°rs, Oct. 12. int .Bolsheviki abandoned Pskoff A Bolshevist -wireless message ad%hting.° "°f Yanburg afto? fiei>ce