The Daily Star-Mirror
MOSCOW, LITTAH COUNTY, IDAHO,
VOLUME IX
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1919.
NUMBER 14
WAR IN RUSSIA GOES MERRILY
PARIS.—(By the Associated Press.)—Important troop movements are occurring in the direction of Riga, says a telegram from Basel. Estonian troops left for Riga, 30 miles distant, as Lettish reinforcements and other Estonian detachments are en route to Liban on board transports for the purpose of joining the Lettish forces.
Russian General Asks For Conference.
COPENHAGEN.—Claiming to have checked the attack of Lettish troops on the left flank of his forces, Colonel Avaloff-Bermondt, commander of the forces of "Russian General Government" since taking Riga has invited the Letts and Estonians to confer with him at Mitau. The purpose of the conference is to "prevent further bloodshed and bring about harmonious action against the Bolsheviks" it is announced.
Closing In on Petrograd.
LONDON.—The capture of Yamburg marks the beginning of a push by troops of the Russian northwest army under General Ydenitch toward Petrograd, according to a dispatch to the Daily Mail from Liban. General Glazenapp is reported to have taken four complete Bolshevik regiments and 2000 other Soviet troops and the entire staff of the 10th division.
Deny German Troops Helped Bolshevists.
BERLIN.—An official statement published here denying formally the allegation in the Lettish appeal to the entent that German troops in the Baltic provinces had  Done everything possible to support bolshevism and attacked the Letts from the rear. The German rejoinder declares the statement is contrary to the truth and is an abhorrent measure of agitation against Germany.
Turks Make More Good Promises. 