POSITION IN RUSSIA.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15189, 9 April 1917, Page 5

POSITION IN RUSSIA.

EXTREMISTS OYER-REACH-ING THEMBELYES. TIMELY PROTEST AGAINST THEIR INTERFERENCE. (Reuter.) PETROGRAD, April 8. Delegates from the first army, the Black Sea fleet, and the Sevastopol garrison have presented a resolution to the Duma portesting against interference by the Council of Workmen and Soldiers with military affairs, and thus causing misunderstandings regarding tho allegiance due to the Provincial Government. The resolution claims that only great battles a month hence will decide whether Russia will be free or crushed. M. Rodzianko replied that all must rally to the Provincial Government to secure victory. Let the reverse on the Stokhod be a warning to all citizens to work- There had been enough dissensions when the country was in danger. EX-CZAR SATISFIED WITH ' TREATMENT. (Reuter.) Received April 9. 9.5 a.m. RETROGRAD, April 8. M. Kerensky visited the palace of Czar Nicholas and family, who informed him that they had no cause of complaint. Vyrubova, Raspufin’s mistress, and tho evil genius at court, has been lodged in a fortress. AMERICA’S MESSAGE TO RUSSIA. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. Received April 9, 9.5 a.m. NEW YORK, April 8. President Wilson has sent a message to Russia that America is overjoyed that Russia has emerged into the mighty democracies of the world, and confidently hopes she will vanquish the despotic power seeking Russia’s overthrow'.