The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
TUET FORCES PLAN
FIGHT WITH POLES
WILL SooH TAKE OFFENSIVE.
SAYS RuMoR SENT OUT
FROM oPPELN. slLEsiA
REBELS HOLDING GROUND
Premier Lloyd George Condemns Ae-
ton Of Poles in Dramatic Speech
Delivered in House OF Com
mons---Treaty Violated

Op,elin. Silc>ia. May ii.-tiermar
river are b.ing augmented by former
t.erlnnn soldiers from Breslau nnd
nemher are coming froIn Germany.
Several hundred security police have
r.arli.d lirieg. ~ mites northwest of
acre.
There are runners that the Germans
all take the ofrenaise, probably with
n y week Tile I'ol.s are strengthen.
~ their positions with artillery, al
though the, are MT advancing.
French sources declare that .A,ial.
aeri knrfmnty, leader of the Polish In.
nrrrctIon. has ,.hse,l.I General Le-
rond's instructions f"r. the first time
London. May it-i'rime Minister
Lloyd George In n dramatic speech ~
The house Of cotnmons Thursday con.
erning The Upper SIlesian embroelio,
said the action af the Polish insur.
res.tiauisfs WINS n complete defiance
81 the treaty OF Versailles.
II think IL H. right thai ! should
speak quit. plainly" Mr.. Lloyd
f;earge declared. "beeause II these
things can happen aud W. take no
notice and tlo not deni with them with
that stern Justice which has charae.
ierix.d tile attitude IT this country In
sil ils dealings abroad. u II going to
he fatal 10 The peace Of Europe. II
that In disturbed | slo not see what II
gaIng In happen Ia Europe.
Il MN alarmed. ! am frightened
Tint unless some confidence Il restored
10 the world the cures may he of the
most terrible character. because the
whole Industrial worid ~ w built up
m credit and confidence TINT once u
IL shaken do not -. how II can BIZ
rebuilt"
Mr.. I.lnyd George declared the
treaty Of eNrsallles was the charter oi
Polish freedom and that she was the
Inst GENTRY ~ Europe who hnd the
right 10 complain about The treaty
Poland did uat Win her liberty he as'
serted Her liberty WAS due 10 Italy
England mud France, AIR Lloyd
George cited TINT the Poles were di,
,ldsd in the wnr half IT them fight
ing with the Gsrnnns. 'and shot down
frenrhnen. british nnd Italians who
we're f,ghilng for their freedom
II see karfants (lensier az the Polish
insmrrsriionistsl hns Sald that The
Pole. Ia Silesin would die rather thah
surrender II they had Thought ihai
,snriI.r. when ilie battle for Polish
free.lean WAS heng fought. Their.
would have heen fewer british, French
Rpd Italian lives lost. Hut they only
think ~ II when the s:eFmans ARE dis
armed and helpless. The Polish gay,
rrnmem hrs r.nndlate, responsibility,
aud nm haund To- accept that state
m.nt a. representing their views. hut
II has happened nnee too afteh."
Th. prime minister recalled tn,
settlement With ldihnania, ~ which
the Emitted States, France, Italy aud
England WIRE parties.
"viina MAS orsawled by regular FOL.
s.h tranps Ia defiance III the allies.
h.. said. They we're nsked ta retire
and They sa,i,l W. have nn eespunsihil
lis for H. The some thing j. happen,
Ing naw The same disclaimer ~ ~.
spondhlilts Arms passing from i'a'
land and ersssslng her truntierS mink.
IN very difficult tn fssl that thnse RI
rndiaiinns ~ responsibility are any.
thing hut purely verbal"