The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-21
POLAND'S FUTURE
 NOW ASSURED

(Continued from Page 3One) Poland's peace conditions to be the complete and invio1able independence of the Polish republic with no inter ference in it's internal affairs, accord ing to wireless despatch received here from Moscow today.
 The Polish delegate said. Poland did not declare war He asserted the Polish troops had occupied terri tory once belonging to Poland merely to attain the free decision of the peoples themselves regarding their fate and declared Russia was trying by force to establish a Soviet regime in Poland.
 M. Danishevsky, chairman of the Soviet delegation, proposed that the Polish delegates obtain a supplement tary mandate from the Polish govern ment authorizing the delegation to conduct peace negotiations with the Ukraine.
 He protested against what he term ed the Polish policy of dragging out the proceedings and asserted that all responsibility for the bloody conse- quences of such policy would re- main on the Polish delegates.
 Heavy fighting continues north and northeast Of Warsaw near Plonsk and Ciechanow, according to a Bol- shevik official statement issued in Moscow received here by wireless Further to the northeast the Soviet armies engaged near Wyszkow and Stanislavow. while in the region of Brest Litovsk fighting is proceeding along the line of the western branch of the Bug river.
 Near Lemberg, the statement says, the Bolsheviki are developing their ar af fTnx Ia of Gliniany, and have advanced to line of villages south and southeast of Lemberg In the Tarnapo1 region. eastern Galicia, Soviet forces have crossed the Stripa river and have advanced in a westerly direction, it is declared.
 In the Crimean sector the Bolshe- wiki have occupied the village of Va silyevka after fierce fighting, during which they captured an armored train and it's auxiliaries. Further east anti Bolshevik forces have land ed near the outskirts of Aktyrskaia, on the Sea of A0ov. but Soviet troops have been dispa tened toy that front and have tried to expel Ithe landing forces.
 JOIN WITH TURKS. Consta ntinople, Aug 21-CBy The A. P.).-Two BolSheviki cavalry regi- ments have passed over Southern Ar menia into Turkish territory and link ed up with the Turkish nationalist followers of Mustapha Renal Pasna at Baiazet.
 This information was received here today with news that Soviet Russia had concluded an agreement with Ar. menit by which two provinces were l centralized. Entente circles said this convention was equivalent to perTnis- sion for the Bolshev:lzi' to cross Ar. | menia by which two provinces were POLES AND GERMANS. Berlin, Aug. 21.-Polish residents o: Upper Silesia have laid down condi tions for settlement of the conflic l which has been raging there, it is re ported from German sources. Thes' conditions were submitted to the in ternationa1 commission in control O l Upper Silesia and it is stated a gen i eral strike will be called if they ar | not accepted.
 | ANGLO-GERMAN ALLIONCE. Berlin, Aug. 21.-An Anglo erma, alliance is advocated by Arthur Vo | Kemnitz, writing in the Taegelich | Rundshau. He is a nationalist mem Der of the Reichstag and was autho I of the note asking Mexico to joi
 forces with Germany against tn 1 United States. .
 ''I admit he declares, "the yer l thought of an alliance with Englan
 is na.useating, but it is the only wa l open to us.''
 He says England would be impress
 ed with the desirability of makin Germany the continental base fu ISI7 h. ,I,r--~-