ATHENS.—Greek troops, operating with detachments of French and Russian, have advanced north of Odessa and are pushing the Bolshevik forces along the Dneister river. After a short fight, they occupied the fort and captured the town of Tiraspol on the right bank of the Dneister river, 53 miles from Odessa, according to a Saloniki dispatch. The retreating Bolshevik abandoned man and wounded and left guns, munitions, and supplies in the hands of the allied forces.
Bolshevists Kill Japanese.
VLADIVOSTOCK.—In an engagement between Japanese and Bolshevik forces 20 miles east of Blagovshchenski, capital of Amur province, the shevik forces were estimated at more than 3,000.
Taken by the Bolsheviks, on January 31, have been recaptured.
Peasants Revolt in Manheim.
BERLIN.—(By Associated Press.)—Special dispatches from Manheim today report peasant revolts are breaking out in various districts in Baden as a result of friction between the workmen's councils and peasants.
Fresh Revolt Breaks Out.
Japanese lost two officers and 18 men killed and 20 wounded. The Bolshevik Ports Retaken From Bolshevists.
COPENHAGEN.—The Baltic ports of Libau and Windau, in Courland, COPENHAGEN, Tuesday.—A fresh revolt broke out in Manheim today.
Spartacan forces have occupied the post office, telegraph office, and railway station. Communication with this city is interrupted. 