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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE RUSSIAN SITUATION.

General Denikin's ofensiva.

with great success on the whole fromkom

Croydon, Eng

to the Sea of Azov in the direction of litrakhan. Bolshevik detachments are offering Hittle resistance. Towarda Taaritsin volunteer forces inflicted a severe defeat on the "Tenth," Bolshevik Army which lost 75 per cent of its effectives. In the ares of the middle Don the Bolshevik Fourteenth and Twenty-third Divisions mffered heavy lossen and were dis persed into small groups. The, Sixteenth Division also received a severe knock Contact has been obtained with the Don Cossacks' who rose against the Bolsheviks, thus cutting the Bolshevik Ninth Army in wam and giving Denikin & reinforcement of 22,500 man. In the Denetz Bakin with the assistance of tanks, progress was made towards Kharkov and the Bolshevik Thirteenth Army is in full retreat. The whole of the valuable coal and iron fields have been captured, Since the beginning of the offensive Denikin has gained 99,000 square miles of territory. The total captures to the beginning of June were 32,000 prisoners, 345 guns, 550 machine guns, and 11 armoured trains, besides on enormons quantity of war material, including 50,000 rifles and 1,900 transport wagons.

THE ESTHONIAN FIGHTING.

Copenhagen, Arc 23.

An Esthonian communique says hoe tilities with Germany and the Baltic Landseswehr recommenced on June 2 on the whole front from the Gulf of Riga to Bonneburg owing to the Germans breaking the armistice. Beater learns that representatives of the Lettish and Estonian armies waited at Walk two hours yesterday, with no result, to meet repre sentatives of the Landscewehr for & conference as General Gough directed. Notwithstanding this the Allies advised the Exthonians to continue to observe the armste strictly and a refrain from sny provocative action, except against the Bolsheviks; and further in the event of attack by German or ndserwehr troops they could defend their present positions.

TE AND HUNGARY:

Viênng reports £ settle the Hungarians question commanded by French Gene Hungary partly via Vienna

GERMAN-AUSTRIA AND THE

I is reported from Vienna Clemenceau a note demandin

Austria Int

penhagen, June 237 has decided to finally Ententa troops be sent against

ENGE OF JA way Bizningham realīzes. Japan is challening her and they are quite mady to take up the challange. Japanese imports contiins to pour into this country, not merely manufactured but also agricultural products, and in re- spect to both of them there in a great deal of criticism and a do- mand for temporarybestriction of import until we are able to get back to the normal trading.con dition This condition is less noticeable in respect to Chinese matters and on the other hand British manufacturers are proper ing to extend their trade în Chinat Some time ago I indicated th the Blackburn Chamber marce was preparing, mercial mission to the

andin connection with the scheme

Mr. AW. Feyworth reported the last meeting, that by ation, he accompanied a tion from Manchester of Commerce so inte Arthur Steel-Kaitl Department of Ove The deputation laid before Bir

dicated in outline constitution of the Arthur thought the

Foo large. It took mesime to Dersuade him that they had been very carefully considered, and that it was the wish of everybody to keep the numbers down to the smallest possible dimension. Considerable discussion took place about finances.

GOVERNMENĮ SUPPORT. At first Bir Arthur expressed the opinion that the Government could only give partial support. However, arguments advanced by the deputation seemed to convince him that there was something in the view that the whole of the expenditure should

be undertaken by the Govern- ment. He also mentioned that the scheme was considerably bigger than he had anticipated, and that if it were go forwanton othe suggested he would

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lines have

to get a special grant from the Treasury to finance it, as the re- sources at his disposal were not sufficient. He was very much in- pressed with the desirability of the Mission going out. At the same time, while he was personally persuaded, he must be in a position to absolutely convince the Tres- sury as to the demand, from all sections of the cotton trade. for this mission, The deputation assured him that he could have as much evidence on that point as be desired, the only question being in what form he wished it to be presented. After thanking Sir Arthur, for his service, the deputation with the idea that;

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