The Dermott news., 1919-01-09

d seas or on the way numbered l,0l9,115. The United States on July agreed to allied action in Russia and prepaga- i tions were begun for an allied military expedition into Siberia. on the same day Count Von Mirbach. German am baSsador to Russia. was slain at Mos COW. On July x il was announced that the Murman voast of Russia had thrown off bolShcvik rule and invited aid from the allies During July the first reports came from Russia of the execution of the former czar by a local soviet and these reports later were confirmed
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