The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-08-10

Second. The integrity OF .Polend's
western j frontier was guaranteed.
(This ;psiapy meafkt othat any effoIt
by Germany 20 use The present crisis
in an attempt 10 erekhin any Of the
territory ceeded 10 Foland under the
treaty OF Versailles would = bes de-
gcisely negatiyed bytthe alliey,) 4
IS Third: That the allies wenId dacof,-;
tinue sending munitions and skilled
efficers to Poland. ~ ID
Blockade measures. would, possibly
be taken later, it was said, but French
4 opinion questioned the 6ectiveness
!, OF such action. @ SS.els y
Paris, Aug. IL. While nothinsswill
be made public relative to, the bon
fciusions reached ct the sHyths cons
ference on Sunday and MopdaX until
Premier Lloyd George speaks i'm the
house of commons, it is understood
that he and Premier Millerand agreed
upon steps to be taken in the event
the BolsheviE seek to, impose crush.
ing. terms on Poland at Minsk on
Wednesday says a. Hayas dispatch'
from Hythe., These steps consist OF
q naval Blockade OF Russia BY the
British fleet aided by Frandia dsstrpy,.
ers. NeigAborinE neutral nafikjaisx
, such as JSwedenSs Denn1araab and fl6r,I
way, would bet aslxed TO suspend seks
! spgxts 70 K6Ssisy and thus aid dsf13B
fight against the world danger Of Boa
shevism, and EVENTUALLY the allies
may appeal 20 GsrraIy 70 effeSt the
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~ Sonsioefed aliSQn.
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90 tESns,s.:a 81 Sss.:. ~. $
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!. Nance and Poland 'woifd ie NAM M iiS;
n shs - c,,t &te
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NO question 1t sending SFrecS -
Z Britisls tr0onss To- aRolasnd. 4 Sh VA 'fba
protocative attitH ~. The SoyiS8 tEtf12
5 siniasf6 ~ i&sf ~ g. - ha. -
J week TO leave that city, and the COM
mercial negotiation which might have
been soon transformed into political
conversations would be broken off.
"The premiers at one time" the
Havas dispatch adds, considered ap-
pealing to the league of nations to
settle the Russo Polish problem, but
were obliged to recognize that the
league as yet lacks means of acting,
and that the experiment might re-
suit in failure, which would have a
regrettabis effect on the future of
that organization"
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Paris. Aug. 10.-Premier Millerand
returned to This citv early TODAY from
Hythe. EnpIand. whereihe Conferred
with Premier Lloyd George relative
to the Polish situation. He refused
tn make anv statements On the re-
suit of the conference. having
promised the British premier to saw
nothing until after the latter had
spoken in the house of commons.
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h.s hae,I or;na,, fo,v ,,a1,, anx;",'s
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cead;n es y,era nrocio;noed hv the
Eannh IL 49, fo..
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Saeros tn hova hoon s,,ccass fo,. pyoN
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