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.By Electric Telegraph—Copy rig:-1 ) RUSSO-POLISH PEACE.' LONDON, July 26. It is understood that Mr Lloyd George will meet M .Millerahd at Boulogne to-morrow to discuss ''the preliminaries of a London conference on the RussoPolisli peace. v , WARSAW, July 26. A Polish armistice commission has proceeded to Brest Litovsk. The negotiations will now probably take place somewhere eastward of Brest 1 Litovsk. STOCKHOLM, July 26. M. Ivrassin, (Soviet Trade Delegate) interviewed said the Soviet position is \ now so strong that it can demand full justice for the Russian people. The Soviet has no plans for conquest. It does not desire to interfere in Western European affairs. It does not intend to engage in any propaganda outside i f Russia.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1920, Page 2
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