Vladivostok, March 12.
We have had no more news of the rising in Siberia since last week, and the uncertainty is rather unpleasant. The Bolsheviks themselves admit that there is cause for uneasiness, and some of them are making preparations to get on to safer ground, but, beyond this, nothing definite is known. There are rumours that the whole of Siberia from Novo-Nikolaievsk to Tobolsk is in the hands of the anti-Bolsheviks, and that_the seat of the new government is Yalutarovsk, in the Tobolsk government, but how far this is true we cannot say. All that is known is that the Chita government has moved large masses of troops westwards to assist in putting down the rising in Western Siberia.
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