Arizona republican., 1920-08-06

According to the Times, the note says the bolsheviki are entitled by mil ltary and international law to con- tinue their advance until an armistice Is concluded They are, however, pre- pared to sign an armistice and cease hostilities immdiately the PcSish dele gates return to the appointed place with power to arrange an arrn1suce and peace
 The answer says it is felt this ac- tion is necessary because the bolshe- wiki fear that without such an under taking arnistice negotiations might be prolonged merely to enable Poland to receive endorsements
 The answer further points out, says the Times. that the soviet government Is prepared to offer Poland terms, ln- cluding independence and wider Doun- daries than are provided in the treaty of Versailles
 The soviet government declares its delegates in London are empowered to sign a peace with Great Britain or any other entente power, but that g separate peace with Poland IS inslsteu4 upon.
 The soviet government repeats its willingness to join the proposed Lon ion conference, but refuses to agree 10 the admission to it of any Of Gen. eral WrangeIs representatives or any other Russians fighting the soviet.
 Germany Will Oppose Allies.
 BERLIN, August 5.-The German government is determined to prevent by all means the entente from sending troops through Germany to help Poland according to declaration made in the reichstag today by Walter Simons, foreign minister.
 Dr. SimonS intimated if the neces- sity arose. Germany would fight to ..prevent such violation" of German territory.
 Bolsheviki Offensive Stopped.
 WARSAW, August 5.-The bolshe- wiki offensive against the Poles along the Bug river between Brest-LitovsH and the confluence of the Nurzec has been stopped. The Polish counter of fensive north and south is deVeloplne successfully, and the new Polish army between the Narew and Bug rivers has driven the enemy back to the edg' of the province of Grodno, desplt' pressure of the bolshevik forces whicl crossed the Narew opposite Lomza
 Tn Volhynia, the Polish positions or the upper Styr, on the Stochod ana II inc Pripet marshes are holding well Enemy cavalry continues advancini Slong the Prussian frontier toward the Danzig- Mlawa- Warsaw railroad but in view of the small number O effectives employed in the maneuver airned at the Thorn region, constf t1,tes for the moment only an exten sive demonstration against Polisl Pomerania-
 Warsaw Will Resist Reds.
 With the bolsheviki virtually knock ing at the gates of Warsaw, the popu lace has been aroused to the highes hitch of patriotic fervor. The pres declares that Warsaw must not sur render.
 Fresh drafts of conscripts and man! volunteers are moving toward tn front. many of them boys of 14 and years. The government has called t inc colors part of the classes of 1S9 to 1885.
 Reds at Gates of Warsaw.
 BERLIN, August 5.-Fighting is go ing on virtually on the plains befor Warsaw. says the Tageblatts specia Fast Prussian frontier correspondent If the red army succeeds in breaking through the Corselle-Pultusk line, h adds. it will have arrived before tn forts of Warsaw. (Corselle is about ' yni1es north of Warsaw, while Pultus lies about 35 miles north).
 Heavy fighting is reported by tn -orrespondent at Novgorod, (north west Russia). He says that on Angus and 2. Russian reserves, comprisin so 00O infantry and a regiment of fiel artillery, passed through Gragev .-,ar5 Noveorod