RUSSIA AND POLAND.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3576, 11 September 1920, Page 5

RUSSIA AND POLAND.

POLAND AND LITHUANIA.. AGREEMENT AT HAND. LONRON, Sept. 9. A Polish communique states: “Our cavalry held up the advance of the Lithuanians and took -500 prisoners. Warsaw Reports state that an agreement between Poland, and Lithuania has practically been concluded. The Lithuanian Government is satisfied with the line, now occupied by its troops. PROPOSALS REJECTED. Received 11.35 a.m. LONDON, Sept. 10. Reports from Warsaw state that Poland has rejected Lithuania’s proposal to participate in the peace negotiations at Riga, preferring to settle the disputes individually, RUSSIA STANDS OUT. REBUSAL TO SEND DELEGATES. LONDON, Sept. 9. A Moscow message states that M. Tchitcherin, Foreign Commissary, announced that the Bolsheviks, at the eleventh hour, decided noT to send peace delegates to Riga to meet the Poles, FINNS AND “REDS.” CONFLICT IN PETROGRAD. HELSINGFORS, Sept. 9. Reports in reference to yesterday’s shooting state that the Communists’ meeting at Petrograd was a meeting of the Central Committee of Finnish Communists, at which an opposition group, consis ing of officers of The “Red” army, appeared. Ten Finnish Communists were killed and 20 wounded. . DANISH MUNITIONS FOR POLAND. STOPPED IN KIEL CANAL. PARIS ,Sept. 9. German authorities stopped a Danish ship in the Kiel Canal carrying munitions for Poland. BOLSHEVIKS’ FINAL EFFORT. MOBILISING BOYS AND OLDER MEN. NE WYORK, Sept. 9. The State Department has received advices reporting a new mobilisation throughout Soviet Russia of all males between the ages of 14 and 50, except employees in essential industries, who have be§n called to the colours in a final effort- to strengthen the army.