THE BOLSHEVIK MENAGE

Waikato Times, Volume 90, Issue 14028, 3 April 1919, Page 5

THE BOLSHEVIK MENAGE

[MOVE AGAINST ROUMANIA DEFEATED. : ?r '(Australian and;N.Z. Cable Assn.) '■Received' April 2, 5.55 p.m. LONDON, April 2. The ’Daily Chronicle states that the TaieSt information reports that General fPetlura-is 'troops have been reinforced, .and ’have turned the ilartk of the Bol‘ststeviks, ’thus defeating their move against 'Raumania. WIPING OUT ROYALTY. A 'GOVERNESS’ GRUESOME STORY. '(Australian and N.Z. Gable Assn.) ’Received April 2, 10.05 p.m. LONDON, April 1. Mies Maud Miller, Who was a governess in Princess 'Volkonsky’s family in the .'Ukraine, has arrived in Lond'cm. She relates details as to how the fatally was wiped out. A party of 15 DokShevik soldiers rushed Princess Volkonsky’s houfse and shot Prince Boris ’before his mother’s eyes while at breakfast. Princess Volkonsky and her daughters, Princesses Nrttushia and Matiana, escaped to a neighbouring town, where they remained unmolested for six -weeks. Then the Bolsheviks cut Princess Volkoiysky’s throat, killed Natashia with spears, and smashed in Matiana’s ’head. Previously 'the Bolsheviks had wiped out neighbouring families, so the Volkonskys had lived in daily tenter. Mis*. Miller awsached England via Constantinople. LATER. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS' DEWANDS. /United Press Association ) Received April.,3, ,10.25 a.m. BRISBANE, April 3. Brisbane returned/soldiers carried a resolution, urging. the Federal Govern-, rr.ent to combat the censorship in order to prevent the spread of Bolshevism.