The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-25
Bolsheviki to Send Delega- ti0n to Brest-Litovsk at Once, Pctrograd
 Report
SOME RESISTANCE
 BEING OFFERED ONSWEEPING ARMY
Berlin Officially Claims That Invasion Continues and Many Prisoners
 Have Been Taken
ny the A..ociated Pres.

 London, February 24.-Ger- |many's peace terms have been accepted by Nikolai Lenine, the bolshevik premier, and Leon Trotzky, foreign minis ter, acting for the central ex- ecutive of the Soviets. This announcement is made lin a Russian official statement received by wireless. It adds that Russia will send a delega- ton immediately to Brest- Litovsk.
 SOME RESISTANCE OFFERED Berlin, February 24.- British Ad- miralty per Wireless Press. )--At some points the Russians are offer ling resistance to the Germans, the war office reports. The advance of the lGermans is said to have been con- ttinued successfully yesterday. They are approaching the port of Reval, on the Gulf of Finland, and have cap ltured several towns, taking about 20O0 more prisoners. The communica- tion follows:
 | Tn Esthonia our troops, who every where are greeted with joy by the pop ulation, pressed on forced marchce. not withstand the snow-covered sroacs. \ and defeated the enemy no rcsiytsd Ut somo points. They are approaahing Re- val
 TAKE MANY PRISONERS
 .At tile capture of Walk I.ivonia) on Friday. a squadron of hussars by spir- tied attacks, saved the town before the enemy could destroy 1t by fire. We captured 1000 prisoners and liberated 1000 German and Austro-H Hungarian war prisoners. Small attachments thrust forward yesterday as far as Os- I troy and overcame the resistance or the enemy there.
 Saxon troops took 1000 prisoners It Balbinivo (4o miles east of Dvinsk). Our trcors advancing from Minsk oc- curied Eorisoff (45 miles northeast or Minsk)
 UKRAINE ARMY
 "The operations begun by the army l group of General Won Linsinsen for the support Of Ukraine are geing car- ried out as planned.
 German troops entered Iskorost. Crne rapidity of the German advance Is shown by tho occupation of Iskoroats 145 miles northeast of Rovno. tho cap- ture of which by the Germans was l announced last Thursday. The Ger- mans now are within about 100 miles Of Ixiev.) A train entering Shepetovka $50 miles southeast of Rovno) with great Russian troops, was held up. Tho troops were disarmed.'
 TROTZKY TALKS HOPEFUL
 London, February 24.-If peace is not brought about. the Russians will fight to a finish. Leon Trotzky. the Russian foreign minister, Is quoted as having Said in an interview with the Petro- grad correspondent of the ExchAnss Telegraph company. Tho interview sol- lows:
 "Is We don't get . separate peace, we shall fight to the finish. We do not lose Eore. We are informed from Stock holm that relations between Berlin and Vienna are strained. If we possessed m army able to fight. we would start war with Germany.
 "If there Is any one able to resist the German invasion. It is our (bolshe- I vik) party We have declared that we were forced to sign peace declaration and our humiliation is not greater than when strikers are forced to agree to the terms of capitalists. The first synp- toms Of tfe panic will soon pass and we sha,, apply resolute methods in order lO finish the war"