! 'and, and Giolitti, of Italy, concerning soviet Russia and Poland as due
j directly to the note of the United States to Italy. The attiture of the premiers
| ag ey p resse d in the note sent to France from Lucerne yesterday, in which
j they '.stated they were in accord with the United States and France, that
j Poland would endanger the independence of Europe if she accepted the
j BO vlet terms,
j
j by 60 per
| emigration unless sanctioned by that body,
; Entire Russian Armies Are Threatened
j p^RIS_(By A. P.)—Soviet Russian armies which invaded Poland and
j threatened to capture Warsaw appear to be on the eve of complete disaster,
) sa y 8 the Warsaw correspondent of the Matin. He quotes General Way gaud
ag gayin „ p 0 i an d will Ire the "grave of three-fourths of the bolshevik army."
The correspondent declares the bolsheviki will soon be forced into a hurried
general retreat and that discipline has broken down in their ranks,
Russians Flee In Utter Panic, Throwing Away Guns
BERLIN_The Lokal Anzieger's correspondent on the Russian front re
ports that the Russian retreat along the east Prussian border has developed
into a panic under pressure of the Polish cavalry,
and infantry are intermingled in the flight.
trylng t0 restore order wlth the i r revolvers.
away their weapons.
