The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-01
RAID AUSTRIAN
ARSENALSTACED
Plans Are Completed For With
drawal of Americans Owing
to Bolsheviki Advance.
ARMIES STILL MOVING
Notwithstanding Plans for Ne
gOtiating Peace Are Under
Way Poles Still Pressed
fRv Associated Press. )

&ienna, July 3i-A Hungarian force
of more than 800 armed, uniformed
men, crossed the Austrian frontier this
morning 0verpowered guards and
raidcd the Furstenfeld arsenal and
seized 1000 rifles, 1000 uniforms, 2i
machine guns. The raiders returned to
Hungary carrying their loot in motor
trucks.
The government has protested to the
Hungarian minister. the official ac-
count asserts.
Hungarian and Austrian reactionaries
plotted the raid which was thoroughly
organized and caused renewed rum0rs
that Hungarans are planning to aid
Poland. More raids are feared.
Warsaw, July 29.-Plans for with
draval of all Araerieans II necessary
owing to the advance OF BolsheViki
are virtually completed.
Warsaw. July 3i.-Polish military
delegates who left Warsaw at 9
o'clock Yesterday morning. crossed the
frontier line tonight. Premier Wilton
was informed tonight that delega
flon had established contact with Boil
sheviki delegates.
Paris. July 3I.-BoIshevik cavalry
forces have advanced TO the cast Prus-
sian frontier. according TO report
gronl llie French military mission IN
4xars.s,v 10 The French foreign office.
s@fhc Bolshevik line extends from SUI
walki 30 miles northeast OF Grodno
moro than GO miles to q point almost
<tt.aalt J. ,,apfh of Warsaw.
The Bolsheyiki have not actually
crossed The borders OF Allenstein ana
Nartlenverder. but are fraternizihs
with the Germans.
The mission says it understands tns
cermans and Bolsheviki are negotial-
ing at Suwalki The northern wing OF
Inc Bolshevik army now is menacns
Warsaw directly from the north as weli
ne from the east. Bolsheviki now are
81 miles southwest of Blalystok
Tho allied troops in Allenstein ana
xNarienNerder. which are mostly
French will be held there until the
stluation clears, although their pieDis-
eiie duties have been completed.
General @Romer, commander OF the
r,rst polish army which suffered most
severely in the vital region nortneas.
~ Warsaw. has been relieved ana
General Joseph IIaller has been given
sunrcme command Of the northerh
group OF armies.
rhe advancement Of General Halier
,,ho commando dthe Polish divisions IN
Eranee and Is French trained, Is the
sirst sfep in tic reorganization OF the
polish army Which was begun by the
AnUlo- French mission yesterday Al
the imrortant technical services are
heing taken over by French officers ana
ADVISERS and large authority has been
nlaccd with all the staffs.
on the CSalieian front Polish counter
osyansivc IS being organized
Thrce Polish armistice delegates left
Warsaw yesterday They are General
ta'mcr Colonei Sollohub. who negoti-
Ma successfully With the Bolsheviki
at NIurminsk, and NJ Wroblewski, vice i
minister Of the council.
NFinland and The Russi an soviet gov |
eSment have resumed the Dorpat |
canrerence over several disputed dis |
tricls. which MAS broken off recently, |
The Aission reports the morale OF
,bp polish army stffcned remarkably
.lnrtng the past week because OF the
missions arrival, news of munitions en-
,oule and the fact OF allied support |
,rhe mission states that only the Boil
sheyik cavalry is effective the infan-
try being worthless.