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j he Polish armistice delegates 10 dis
X @uss peace terms in the field.
Z, LONDON. Aug. Z. (i.4O p. NJ, United
81 *ress).-The Bolsheviki have reached
he River Bug, on a 66-mile front the
ussian official communique, sent out
81 y wireless from Moscow, announced
g pday.
ZURICH, Aug. Omitted Prcss)-A
d olish revolutionary committee has
cen formed and has issued a mani
& ssto urging the workers TO depose
he 'bourgeoise government" ac-
s ording 10 a wireless message from
oscow, picked up here today.
PARIS, Aug. 4 (i.3O p m.) Omitted
resS )-The evacuation of Warsaw is
homentarily expected, according TO
dvices TO the foreign Office this
RfternOOn.
The Polish armistice delegates have
sacned Warsaw and are in confer
nce with the ministry on the demand
IN the Bolsheviki that they be en-
& <owered TO discuss peace as well as
Il rmistice terms. They are expected
II start soon for Minsk, where they
b ere to have met the reds for another
Marley today.
+. BOlshevik forces have reached the
81 us River. the last obstacle before
i Narsaw, on a front OF approximately
.4IJ miles. the foreign once was advis-
8 \. They were so Close on the heels OF
ri ne retreating Poles that the latter
- ad no time TO destroy the bridges
= nd The reds swarmed across them
Ell A large red force was reported
~ larching TO seize the Polish corridor
~ Danzig and the coast, cutting
81 Warsaw of from the Soldau railroad
.N YER which all war materials are
r arried.
Another unconnrmed report wat
bat Premier Lloyd George had SEN
wireless message TO Moscow, thai
be proposed London peace conference
you'd be Cancelled because OF Rus
as attitude in delaying the armis
&C.
In Armenia. the reds were said tC
ave taken Chinra.
LONDON, Aug. UNITED Press.)-
olshevik troops have crossed thl
. ver Bug, the last natural line o.
efense before Warsaw, according 4
+ nofllcial dispatches from the Pollsl
< apital received here today. Their
S. we're no details as to tho point a
q which the crossing was made. A
IS EAST one brigade OF reds already ha
dvanced 70 considerable distance be
ond the stream these advices said
The shattered and retreating Polis
Ourth and first armies were unabl
offer effective resistance. 10 was sal
II nd had become 80 widely separate
. hat the soviet troops were able
narch through the gap between ther
Without danger OF being flanked.
The BOlsheviH's main line OF ad
ance is along the Byelost0k-War
f. aw railroad. They were reported I
e shelling Lomza, after having OC
upied Szczyszyn In that region an
o be pressing raidly on toward Mao
n Week
This was the day on which armis
ice negotiations were TO have bee
Iesumed at Minsk, according to wire
' less announcement az MOSCOW. How
. ver there has been no word OF IN
Polish ministry authorizing its delS
& -ates 20 discuss the basic peace tern
81 With the reds, and IL was deemed Ut
ikely that the parleys would be take
p again so early.
N All advices from Warsaw indicate
he olty authorities were expectin
he city would be attacked by III
j 3Olsheviki. Preparations for a de.
crate defense were being made. FO
hzners and women were being hui
id out. Railway trains were crow
d and many were departing In M
0rs and wagons. Dispatches describe
he scenes as being similar TO tho.
IN Europe in the early days or u
World war. The sale OF alcohol
Warsaw has been prohibited.
'* Meanwhile, in London. a hostile a
81 itude toward the Russian trade del
|.|| rates now here was beginning 10 b
Il Home manifest due 10 the Bolslev,kl
ctiOn In repeatedly delaying the a
nistice which some officials consld
IN evidence Of bad faith. VI. klishk
/. esisfant 10 NJ. Krassin, one Of u
delegates, has been ordered back
Russia on the ground that he Is
Undesirable alien.
Krassin, in an interview. declar
he soviet peace terms Included fr
ransit for Russians through POlal
o Germany. He said he was optimi
10 that the soviet government w0u
come TO a definite agreement wi
Britain as a bisis for future dlpl
natic and commercial relations, IN
he was doubtful whether such
agreement could be reached wi
France, that transactions with I
United States were making progre
+. apd that he hoped transactions wi
Germany would develop.
The British cabinet. Il was lear
I'd. has thoroughly viewed the Polls
BOlshevik situation following news
X ihe breakdown Of armistice parlf
Ing. Il was intlmated that the
s. vieis indicate their intention to
iterate Poland as an autonOmo
state. Krassin and Remen0ff will
sent out OF the country and negot
ions for reopening Of trade relatiC
with Russia viii be dropped. In su
ban event the blockade OF Russia a
is likely 90 be put INFO effect at on
ION the other hand. it was stated q
Britain will not object II Russia q
poland agree to a peace at Mlnsk,
stead Of at a London conference,
originally proposed, provided
peace Is based on the Versail
trf sty.