Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-11
Republic Of Siberia Prohibits.
Expectation Of FoodstuffS to.
Russia Lest Germans Secure.
Them.
TEUT0N OFFENSIVE
IN WEST IS LOOKED FOR
italians Have Definitely Stop
e ped Drive by Central Powers
and Kaiser Is Not Now At.
tacking in France.
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The counter-revolt against the Boil
sheviki regime in southeastern Russia
ready the movement is spreading fan
like from the chosen bases northward.
northeastward and northwestward,
while preparations are hastening to
Meanwhile the Bolsheviki government
continues to issue manifestos calling
on its followers to resist the attempt
that is being made to overthrow it.
Revolt Is Widespread.
From his base in the river Don Ie-
gion, General Kaledines, hetman of
the Don Cossacks, is moving toward
the borders of the Ukraine, which
already has declared its independence
of and hostility to the Bolsheviki
clements, and at the same time Is
forming a menace to Moscow, where
the Bolsheviki are in control. In The
center others of the reyolutionaries
are making their way rorthwar'i,
while from Orenburg, near the
Siberian frontier, General Dutoff is
proceeding in northeasterly direc-
ton with the object of capturins
Cheliabinsk the junction point of the
trans-Siberian railway, in order to
prevent food and other supplies
reaching European Russia from ST.
IBERIA and Pacific ports.
Siberia Stops Food.
Although it has not definitely
aligned itself with the revolutionary
movement the new republic of siberia
has issued an order that promises
materially to aid the Kaledines forces.
This order forbids the shipment of
food supplies into European Russia,
the ground being taken that they
may reach the Germans.
From the Baltic sea to 'Ahe mouth
of the Danube the armistice between
the Russians and Rumanians and the
Austro- Germans Is still in operation.
The agreement for the cessa ton of
hostilities between the Rumaaians
and the Teutonic allies covers the
region running from the Dniester
river to the mouth of the Danube,
according to the Berlin wdr office.
Agree to RuIEan,au Terms.
An unofficial dispatch from Jassy,
the Rumanian capital, says the arniis-
tice is to continue for three months
and that the Teutons have agreed TO
all the proposals made by the Ru-
manians, except that providing that
troops shall not be removed to other
fronts. This proposal is still uhoer
discussion.
That the Austro- Germans are le-
lieving men from duty on the eastern
front and throwing them into the
lines in France and Italy daily be-
comes more apparent by reason Of the
almost continuous augmentation of
their forces in these regions. The be-
lief prevails that the enemy is pre-
pairing for a great offensive on the
western front.
Checked by Italians.
The Italians have definitely stopped
the attempted drive of the Austro-
Germans toward the Italian plains
and the Germans have failed thus far
to follow up their success of last week
against General Byngs army on the
Cambria sector in France.
The recent revolt in Portugal,
which resulted in the overthrow Of
the Costa ministry, will have no ef-
feet on Portugal's conduct of the
war. A proclamation issued by Major
Paes, who fomented the revolution,
says Portugal will continue her
previous international policy, particu-
larly her agreements with the en-
tente powers.
A German submarine has shelled q
Spanish steamer, killing eight mem
bers of the crew and injuring others.
The Spanish government will protest
to Germany.