The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-02
WARSAW MENACED BY THE BOLSHEVIKI AS RED HORDE IS
 RUSHED FORWARD
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the Anglo-French mission in Poland are reported to be optimistic, because of the remarkable stiffening in the
 resistance of the Polish northern army
 under General Haller.
 The chief concern of the experts is the position of the fourth Polish army. defending Brest-Litovsk, but Polish ad- vices declare the pressure upon that army will be relieved shortly by the
 Polish counter offensive which is be- ing directed northeastward from the region of Brody, northeast of Lemberg. large number of ships is arriv-
 ing at Danzig daily from French and British ports with munitions which are being unloadeds rapidly and rushed 1 to the Polish front, according to word l received here. An efficient unloading i system has been organized by the all 1 lied experts and putting this system l into effect French, British and Polish workers are laboring side by side 1 without interference, it is declared. | Warsaw, July 31.-The emissaries rep l resentng Poland in the armistice con- | ference with the Russians at Barano- vitchi have been instructed not to con- 1 cede any points that might endanger ! Poland's independence, according to an
 interview with Vice Premier Daszynski, which was published in todays news l papers.
 | It had been intimated in various quar-
 ters that the sovets would insist upon 1 the establishment of soviet government l m Poland before even granting an armis- l tice but the Polish emissaries have been instructed to make no concessions which ] would permit the soyietS to interfere with tho interior affairs of Poland. | The instructions to the Polish dele- l gates likewise order them to hold out
 against any clauses which might pro- vide for the disarmament of Poland in
 any way.
 Regarding the national frontier, the l delegates are instructed not to concede
 any conditions changing Premier Lloyd | Georges line of demarkation. while in
 the case of eastern Galicia boundary is | to he decided. it is stated, according to l the line held by the troops when the
 armistce becomes effective
 Warsaw, July 30.-Twenty Lritish sol- 1 diers assigned to the task of unloading
 d cargo of war material consigned to | Poland have refused to continue their work at Danzig, according to Poles who
 have arrived here from that city. Eight
 soldiers were detailed for this duty. and i the twenty who revolted have been ar rested by the order of the British com
 mander in that port. Sympathizers with 1 ddclx workers who refused to. unload the l slip upheld the British. and protested | against their arrest
 | "A great crowd assembled later in the ] region of the prison where the soldiers
 are being held, and there were rumors 1 that two British soldiers were killed | while guarding the men under deten-
 tion Supporters of striking dock men are reported to be violent, as feeling has lrun high since the British have taken
 as hand in unloading material being
 shipped to Poland. Anti-tax demonstra- l tions in Danzig Thursday evening in- l creased the disorder there, it is said.
 Berlin, August 1-Strong opposition to obeying orders from the Moscow govern
 ment has sprung up in the Russian army
 on the Polish front it is declared in a 1 dispatch to the Tageblatt from Koenigs-
 berg. It is pointed out that the soviet
 army is to a great extent led by former < officers of the imperial army.
 Reriin 1Blv 2i-Russian bolshevik caF-
 slS eursued ti4e 2,000 Polish soldiers who,