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advantage OF this complication and re-
newed their attacks on the Poles. but
with small success or utter failure.
General Budenny. It was reported, was
gathering large forces In the Pripet
marshes with which he intended to
move against either Lemberg or Lub.
iin..
Predictions that the Germans would
be unwilling or unable to disarm and
properly intern the many thousands
OF Russians who were forced across
the East Prussian border have been
fulhlled. Several times lately large
bodies OF these reds have recrossed
the frontier and attacked Polish 20
sitions. They were captured or re-
pulsed, but Poland naturally is peeved.
She has sent notes to the allied pow
ers, demanding that Germany be COM
PEELED to follow the rules of warfare
and keep these bolshevik forces In re-
straint. The Poles allege that the en-.
tire Third bolshevik cavalry corps 10
East Prussia has been neither dis
armed nor lnterned and their horses
have not been taken away from them.
''o'i " enarse a.ross Tue lroht'er
whenever !ney WISH. Inc uerinans
reply .nat they nave insumcient relcns-
wenr Troops 10 guara 10 many reds.
ihe INDEPENDENT SOCIALISTS OF Ter
many nu'e turneo against tne Lenine
regime ~ A'uss'a' ana IN conference al
Derhn they dec'areo agalhst union
WIN aioscow. rroi' MARI bahod' one
u .ne'r wlsest ieaaers' VINO mas oeen
N nussla luz several montns' to'd tnem
.he Aussian so''es cn'eis nave ialieo
" SUI" 'na. tney eau es'apisn soc'a'.
.sm y 'ue'r county anu .ase plovsu
themselves wno'ly incapable u enec''
ing an economic RESTORATION OF nus
s'a' az p'ctuleu Tue 1oou' Transports
,.ol anu 'uous.'al conuitions tne.e -
oep.osaD'e' Ing oelnsns were n'gn'
y u,sp'easeo m'tn tne anti'soe'aIsuc
po',c'es suop'eo " Aenine anu Aro''
sAy.
nepofts IRON soutneFn Russia our
ing tne Wesk were CONTRADICTORY. one
uay there woe'u DC Story OF the oe.
ieat u naron "ansei aorces' ana
inc next uay dispatches 'eiiine OF VIC
.or'es over .'s rsos. Al TINS time Tue
latest report u tnat Wrangeis troops
mao surrounded tne Do'sneviki AZ hacn'
ovka anu 'nat q neree Datte was 10
prosress win inc Drioge over ING
D"eper r'.er % tne 'mmeu'ate prlze'
Inc Town 10 OF great strategic value'
Inc nussians are using most OF tneir
reserves IN comoatng Wrahgel Inc
roi'sn general s'an mas oec'ihed 70
UNDERTAKE JOINT onensise against tne
reas M comDinauon WIN "ranse''
po'n.'ns OUT mat peace nesotiations
al nlsa are imminent ana tnat tne al.
.,eo altitude prevents tne renewing Oh
tue campaign un'ess tne sov'e' gov
ernment refuses equitable terms.
At this writing Terence MacSwiney,
lord mayor Of Cork. was still alive, but
very weak, and there was no prospect
of bis relief save BY death. This may
be delayed q considerable time as he
Ii fed during his periods OF uncon.
seriousness. Sir Hamar Greenwood,
chief secretary for Ireland. on return
ing from a visit with Lloyd George In
Switzerland, announced: "The deci.
revocaDie. Ne'tner tne 'ord mayor OF
Cork nor any otner irisn munger slr'k'
.er VIII DC released. u Would Dc q
mons!rous tnmg u any prisoner po-
nucai Or otnerw'se' cou'd secure nis
release AZ VIII oy refusing tood
Inc n.'lisn government mas mace
u !! clear tnat the lrlsn need expect ".