Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11

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the Danzig railway, the Soviet cavalry
Is reported to have turned southwark,
being closely followed by infantry,
which has marched close along the
PrusSian frontier.
Copenhagen, Aug. 11.-(By A. P.)-
representative of the Russian Soviet
command waited in vain at the front
Tor the Polish armistice delegation on
the evening Of August 8, but neither the
uelegatlon nor any message from War
saw arrived. according to Maxim Lit
7lnoff, the Soviet representative here.
London. Aug. 11.-(By A. PA
steady push westward by the Russians
along the Bug is reported in Tues
day s official statement from Moscow
received today, indicating n continuing
closer approach to Warsaw by the
Soviet troops. The statement reads:
In the direction of Novogeorgievsk,
during fierce fighting, we reached points
seven miles east of Makov at the juno :
tion OF the Vistula and the Bug. On
both banks Of the Bug we are continu
Ing to advance in westerly direc
ti0n.
We have occupied number OF
points twelve to fourteen miles west
ol the River Bug (this presumably is
me region west of Brest Litovsk). On
monday we captured the town of Biala
,eighteen miles southwest of Brest
NJ IrIoySk'' Fighting is continuing for
MIodawa Ton the Bug, thirty five miles
south of Brest Ltovsk). In the re :
Eon of konsk we forced the Bug al
me railway line and are engaged on the
western bank of the river.
Northwest of Brody ION the Cali
cian border northeast of Lemberg) we
naVe hung back the Poles at Radziechofi
nsHage' Along the River Sereth we are
nsmnting for the possession of Dugatch. "
heportS received from Polish sources
GGS the Exchange Telegraph's Amster
"an, correspondent, say Poland has &c
"pled the offer of the Hungarian Gov
,n1i'ht roI4 10 send few regiments tc
sheviSts. e"'A'' ''' po'
hungary, it is said. is disposed I,
@hd some 10000 soldiers and wa,
munitions and materials, and to nIac,
disposal. ' 0'oSS Ut ioiahu
tn, washington. ns ID. c., Aug. n.-Th,
to om H' a remarkable appeal. addressed
,noain al former Russian officers by tb,
Lpodal Lpotial advisory board attached TO tn,
RIItuarterS of the commander of til,
fRneVlSt ofRoineVlS armies, has been received il
'T%, "Tho circles sS here. 1t follows:
all ,Ln ine free Russian people have freed
H. @ .he natlonalitics formerly subject r.
n aat d nave given each an opportunity
ovD '''1rmln" its fate according to its
ComroI pIPSlre Impulses of conscienc,
Of pel amI us too, to work in the Interest
our "I" na tor the freedom and glory OF
Urgon. r natlv" land This is cspec;ally
wbsn IN the present stormy time,
poIsh 'he 6rotherly and, dear to us
mnoS people. but who also suffercf
Sm%Il "Grh from foreign oppression y, wsr,
from m Possessed of the desire to wrest
nemoul e" us lands populated from time i'm
NV T' 'a' oy Russian elements.
with NO matter under which flag ans
Sva;o "G what promises the Poles mar"t
w6at 6"St US and the Ukraine. no matte,
IN" tb"' , uhe official pretext for this War
is ero %' ann OF the Polish campaip,
SSsSivv.uslyyely the realization of NC.
Wbito aesigns on Lithuania ant
low >" ~ russia, which they wish to swal.
of tba ana the excision OF ,portior
u uor, .araine and a new Russia will
80 On the Black Sea. II is thei,