M. Trotsky, Commissary for War and President of the Revol tionary Council, in the course of spoach in Tiflis on April. 11, denied the report of the local press that ho was opposed to war all costs over the Bessarabian question. Ho said that the situa tion between Russia and Ramania in this connexion was abnormal, Poland, and France stood behind Rumania, "Franco is developing} mad camps agains us in Poland and. to drive us into a quarrel with Turkey."
"Mr. MacDonald's Cabinet," M, Trotaky added, "has absolutely no principles, nevertheless the success of the Anglo-Ru: foreness would strengthen its posi-conclusion, the Commissary for War, declared that the Bolshevike had not changed since the night of October 25, 1017 fers to the Bolshevik Reuter, he Tage statement, remotion of the first Moscow, Apr. 14.
The Committees of the Nationay Democratic and the "Menshovik Parties in Tiflis have been arrested.—Reuter,
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