The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-08-09

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London; Aug. 9.-Poland is still far
from being beaten IN the opinion or.
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company corresp0ndent at Hythe.
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Warsaw Aug. 8, 11:00 p. .ni.=4Sov.I
let actces striking weswsld from, the,
vicinity ot hrest-L dtosek@ in theis
through the Polish lines and crossed
the railroad running between Sokos
low and Siedlce. They reached d
point west OF SQkolow. but were there
otmter7attacked, and violent fightingS
as proceeding, according to ali S0fiiciall
tetements issued here tchie Us In
tiQs eoupter- attack the P063s have
- Zen sfIiqes pT1sQferh
9 h IS % ID north
east of Warsaw, where several syiie
lages have changed hands p number
Of times. but the Bolsheyfki forces
made no gains. Rozan, about three,
miles southwest OF Ostrolenka, was
taken by the Bolsheviki, but now is
-.
mp the defense of this town. There
is heavy fighting along the Bug river
!. from Drichiszyn to Wlodzimier-
Zwolyn, where the Bolshevik are be-
ing held. In the fighting along the
!. southern front the Poles, have in gen
eral,. the advantage.
Hythe, England, Aug. 9.-How to
save Western Europe from Bolshe-
visnn was the burden Of the discussion
at this mornings conference here be-
tween Preniers Lloyd George and
Millerands and although the final de-
cision was still pending this. afternoon
the chiep weapons will probable be a
blockade and the establishment Of a
defensive line in Poland.
1t is stated that the allies, although
loath to admit it, now feel there Is
little hope Of saving Warsaw, and that
the question OF Poland is no longer
the. sole issue The main problem
confronting the premiers is the de-
fense Of Western Europe. -
In British and French circles it is
declared that the intentions Of the
coming clearer with every hour. The
prevailing impression among the
British and French officials is that the
Soviet government hopes through the
Polish offensive, firmly to establish
Bolshevism at the doors of the west
tern powers.
continuation OF the conference this
afternoon is said to have been necessi-
tated. through the failure of the two
-premiers to agree on the situation.
Premier Millerand is firm in urging
the French policy. which includes the