Moscow, Sept. 5.
Forty leaders of the recent Georgian rising have been condemned to death, and will immediately be shot.
Their names have not been divulge "ud, but it is believed that they include Prince Andvonnikov, the leader of the Georgian anti-Bolshevists.—Reuter.
Constantinople, Sept. 10.
According to the latest report fivreo struggle continues in Geos the Soviet forces and the ents, who hold the principal -Caueusinn railway. Martial' Taw has claimed throughout the Can Soviet reinforceyents are being hurried to the isnffected area, Many insurgents rave reported ax to have been execu! ed at Ba num and Tiflis—Reuter.
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