PEACE AT LAST.

Taranaki Daily News, 8 October 1920, Page 5

PEACE AT LAST.

POUND GAINS DEMANDS, tfiMSTICI WITH RTJSSIA. . it Telegrapß.—Fress Asin.-mopyrigJifc Received Oct. 7, 7.30 p.m. London, Oct. (fr , ft is officially confirmed that a Russo- j Polish, armistice will be signed by Fri- ( ' i The Morning Post's Riga oorfes- i rimrt sUtee- that Joffe,- acting under MbwWr's instructions, hastily accepted , ahrtoSt *S the Mist terms, ilctutfng a ~ eSn* of the- Russian goH reserve, but , titer amount has not been agreed on.— ; Aus-JF.2. Cable Asan. Received Oct. 8, 12.20 a~m. \ London, Oct. 6. I The Warsaw corwspondent of the , liases expresses doubts as to whether »fmmedTate peace will be secured, fie | . *ay» fte BeksWiks have mad* their last great effort, and they fought hard, tint they were thoroughly beaten, everything now proving that utter demosalisaiioa has set in amongst the Red araries. In many cases regiments shot tb* offlttry ettHflAtWrfes, and then surrendered «n masse. General Wr&nget i$ anxious to prevent tb* Bolsheviks concentrating for a winter campaign on the southern front. General Wrangel's emissaries prophecy that another month's pressure by the Poles, as well as on the southern front, will sejt all Russia in revolt against the Communists. A* ktsst resorts from Warsaw state thsve fie BoUmvUis have accepted all PtisMtfs Bfeposals, and the armistice na* Ishb styied. Peace negotiations mask tmmuam on the Istk. ins*— Tjpsn Se«vis«. I