The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-30

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!. also will facflitA.e an alliance
! between Germany and Russia,
according to the government
reports.
!, London, July 30.-That the tri-
rmph of the proletariat involves a
bloody revolution and that to
achieve it In Great Britain the
workers must prepare for civil war.
md the day is coming when COM
kuunism, sweeping through Europe
Ind enlisting the eastern nations in
the movement, would meet Great
Britain and America in mortal con-
Alct, are outstanding points in a
long communication to the British
Independent labor party, from the
Third Internationale at Moscow,
quoted by the London Times.
Britain Prepares for Peace.
London, July 30.-(United Press)
While the Moscow wireless con-
bnued to circulate reports Of boil
iheviki victories, the British gov
ernment today was going vigorously
shssd with plans for bringing about
peace between the soviets and the
Poles.
"A new British note to the boil
oheyiki was made public. It urged
~ Moscow government to author
Il n. Kemenon and M. Krassin to
rake preliminary arrangements
iur the Russian-Polish peace con-
ference while in London for the
trade conference. 1t suggested
hese delegates be given power to
include the agreement for resump-
h Of trade. The note offered to
Setch the Russian trade delegates
yhere on a British destroyer. 1t de-
MED Britain intended annexing the
Crimea.
British Make Denials.
The note denied Britain controll-
ID General Wrangel, the anti-bol-
] shevik leader In the Crimea. and
said this country could not be held
responsible for his recent offensive.
It said the soviet ultimatum with
regard to Wrangel's activities had
been forwarded to him.
The communication said 1t would
Please this government if the boil
sheviki would accept these terms
Tor the London conference and il
they would Immediately begin OBJ
servance of the armistice with the
Poles.
Before the note was sent the Ital-
ian ambassador called on Premier
Lloyd George and gave it his ap-
pfoval.
Must Reestablish Peace.
Tho text OF the note sent by the
Niles from Boulogne, after the con-
rence there between Lloyd
veorge and Premier Millerand Of
france. also was made public to-
~ This briefly and mildly drew
0ention to the discrepancies In
e soviet notes bearing on Polish
anticipation in the forthcoming
pace conference, and said such
Nlc!patiOn was essential.
fne essential object of the con-
tefeoce should be reestablishment
y peace in Europe and a Russo
sollsh peace. 1t was stated. The
wuierence also should consider the
xning Of peace treaties with
s0Aes which border on Russia. aft
y which 1t should deal with mat
~rs IN dispute between the soviet
sno the allies. the note said. Then
establishment OF normal relations
IN be taken up.
Limitations Outlined.
raris, July 30.-The limitations
which Great Britain and France
soaid put upon soviet demands o.
toiand in the arranging of an arm
uce are set forth in q notification
patched to the Warsaw govern
ent oy the British and French, Il
"a learned here today.
Ioiand requested the views o.
Britain and France on posi-
armistice terms, and LondoI
Paris have notified the Polisl
esnment that they will not per
~ roland to accept possible sovie
islce demands involving:
st-Whole or partial disarma
seet Of Poland;
second--A change in the Polisl
.tem OF government dictated o.
Sent about by the soviets:
lnlrd-Acceptance by Poland o
oendary line less favorable thar
Professionally drawn by Pre-
Lloyd George;
toorth-The use Of Poland as ,
senead. in any sense, betweel
many and Russia.
nsngary Asks to War on Reds.
1ungary has asked, the permis
ot Great Britain and Franc
tack the soviet army. Thi
o involve permission likewise
efganize the Hungarian army
mobilization Of which va
asd for By the Hungarian
tRaaty.
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