Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-09
Foreign afiOns LeaUing M
WARSAW on Special Trains
Polish Government Has Started Move Out Of Warsaw
At Least Ten Miles Gained by soviets the Prus-
sian Frontier IN Last Three Days

Great Britain and France Prepared Is Take Immediate AZ
ton Against Bolshevists Because 81 Refusal to
Accept Proposal For Arnaistce. I ss=
3 (By the Associated Press)
a Hythe, England, Aug 9.--(By the Associated
Press)-The allied conferenees here reached com
pete agreement this afternoon on plans for dealing
with the Russo Polish crisis MS
They include the re-inaposition Of the blockade
but the advice Of the experts allied troops will
The plans Are subject 70 the approval 81 the Brit
ish parliament which Premier Lloyd George will ad Sd
dress tomorrow. &5
The conference Of the prerniers ended at 4 p n.
i IS probable, if the plans approved that they
will not go into effect until the preliminary results of
the meeting at Minsk between the soviet and Polish
negotiators are known, if they indicate willingness
by the Russians adopt course considered reason
able in dealing with the Poles the allied aid may be,
withheld.
The British government has decided that the Rus
sian mission may remain in London until the Minsk
conference is concluded.
Russian Boshevk attacks apparently have broken the
Polish lines the East Prussan frontier, and soviet
airy patrols have swept forward in great encrcling
front soviet armies also have great gap
in the defenses Of Warsaw, s y.syss !. Il
Przasnysz, city Al miles north ST Warsaw, has been
which havs passed 81 AID approaching
the west, and Cechanowfsto the southwest
Of Przasnysz Omitted il odicia statement
III Warsaw last night and would that the
soviet horseeare advancing almost without serious op
position. , III sss 534# .s:4y 55
Fight Near Myszyniec.
On Friday, the Bosheyik were reported fighting the
Poles aryMyszyniec, the East Prussan border
When they broke through known but il appears they
have gained at least ten miles the last three days Polish
troops have BEEN entrenching their lines Of MaWa
which situated on the railroad line running from
to Danzig. It is believed they will make desperate
effort prevent the capture Of the city by soviet armies
Coincident with the Bolshevik advance the north
the Polish lines from southso Ostrov west Of Brest
Ltovsk have been forced back Soviet troops have forced
their into SokooW and reported fighting east
of Sedce The Bolshevii are also said to- have taken
Piszczac of Brest- Ltovsk this region they
said have control Of the road leading from Brest
sLitovsk TO Biaa. ;ix#f ssS
sS 5s85 Battle il South.
Further south there has been serious fighting and
portant successes are claimed by the Bolsheviki
Great Britain and France are prepared take instant
action against the Boshevik aconsequence Of the lat
ter refusal to grant Lloyd Georges request
ten day truce with Poles Floyd George conferred
with Premier Mierahd France al Hythe England yes
terday and heads the British army and navy were closet
ed with Marshal Foc Of France the place until
early honr this morning Mr Lloyd George was to have
made statement II the British house of commons today
and Il was expected he would outline proposed confe
of action Late advices, state he will defer
declaration until tomorrow. ss s sSsss
Polish Will the lighting zone
east Warsaw late to-day their Mnsk whereI
they viii begin peace TheI
conference hinsk ednesday according
is present plans, sss sEE1