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Poles launch drive
AGAINST BOLSHEYIKI
j Advance Eighteen )IHe8 on
Pvina in Spite of Stab
1 : born Resistance.
i'KJIAINIANS MAKE GAIN
Prisoners Arc Taken and Guns
Seized in Attack Rcdw
Vigil L Ilrnvcly.
III) thr ,tnneaUl Preis.
Warsaw, Juno 5. Polish troop on
tho northern part of the front took the
Offensive aBAlniit tho JlotshcvJkt on
Wcdnraday (ind drovo eighteen miles
Into the Bolehevlat lines, according to
tlie cftlcla) army headquarters statement
Issued to-day. The atutement says:
"After holding predetermined posi
tion for revcral days we took the of
fensive on Wednesday between the
Dvlnfi. I-ake Narocz nud Borlsov.
broke the nolshcvlk rcsUtance
Reached and occupied the line of
ftlver Ponja. Wllja. Hweorccz
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"Derpitc the OlfHeuU conditions our
troop ndve.ncf d cirntecn miles, although
the enemy resisted determinedly, espe
cially alone the Dvlnit, where he held
fortified portions. Kait of Dantlowlcu
we defeated two brigades.
"At the Kiev bridgehead our troops
reconnoitred and took some prisoners
and machine fun. North of the Dnies
ter our Ukrainian allies advanced along
the Olsianka liver line."
The liolshevlkl are bein driven east
ward all nloiiR the lino as the Polish
counter offensive trains momentum, a
supplementary communique Riven out by
J the War Office late to-day said. On one
pector, Ii says, the l'olcs advanced
twvnt) kilometer in a day. The
heaviest llchtmx Is retorted northwest
of Uorisov, where the Ilolahevlkl arc en
di rtvotlnir to break th'-- I'olUh Vllna de
fence. The offensive Is designed princi
pally to oust the llolsbevlkl from the
territory gained since May IS.
BATTLE STILL RAGING,
IS MOSCOW REPORT
600 Soldiers Cut Down in At
tack, Statement Says.
Lo.vpon, Juno fi. The Bolshevlkl
htve inflicted severe losses on tho Poles
In an attack south of Blalataerklev. fifty
miles southwest of Kiev, according to
nn official statement Issued by the Mos
cow Government Friday. Tfis state
'inont says:
"Pouthnest of Prlssn, (Government of
Vitebsk) we repulsed an enemy attack
In the direction of Molodotchno. Fierce
Ashling continues.
"Twenty-four miles southeast of Kiev
our troops uro ensaged with an eneniy
detachment which crossed to the east
ern bank of the Dnieper.
, "Kouth of BlsJatserklev our cavalry
Is supporting the infantry In holding up
the enemy's advance, severe losses be
ing Indicted. Six hundred Polos have
been cut down In a dashing attack.
"South of Skvira (sixty miles south
west of Kiev) our troops flung back
the advancing enemy.
"In the Vapnlarka. region (150 miles
southwest of Kiev) our .advancing
troops, breaking the enemy stubborn
resistance, occupied Krayihpol station.
They are developing their succcbs."
NOW SEEKING PEACE
WITH THE BOLSHEVIKI
No Intention to Interfere
With Russia, Premier Says.
Special rable Despatch to TUB Hun and Nnv
Yosk JlraiM.ii CopvrigM, Ittt, bv Tils Bvh
anii New Yniiu llnuu..
Vienna June 3. Poland lias no In
tention of interfering In the Internal af-
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fain of Russia, according to Premlar
Skulrkl In nn Interview published in the
Nfvr f-1 ' Pmtr,
I'oIjii 'ie said, was not trilns to bar
the l'l;r. ne from ttussla, but was merely
supporll..., Uen. Simon Petlura, a na
tionalist, In his conflict with Dolshtvlst
candidates. The Ukraine, he explained,
has a ree hand nrvl may Join the Rus
sian federation or foim an alliance with
Poland, as (he wishes. 11a declared he
regarded An independent Ukraine as al
ready assured, adding that this tended
to the security of Poland.
Regarding the Polish offensive agalmt
nusnta, he. said that Poland was ready
to follow a waiting policy at present nnd
would listen to pcaco proposals from
Russia'. Negotiations to this end could
be held at any point offering the sams
guarantee as those offered by Corysluw.
This change In the rcciulicments, he said,
was made poj.lu!c rj th vresent strate
gic situation. 'vberor.H 'f the Djlshevlkl
purged offen'ivj i!-.u I'ol.ind would be
forced to take any steps which promlrcJ
to lu effectual."
CHINESE REBELLION
NOW BREAKING UP
Leaders of Southern Faction
Quit and Talk of Union.
Itu the Attociattil ;re.
Shanghai, June 3. At a meeting of
prominent .Southern Chinese leaders,
held hero to-day, It was voted to Issue
a manifesto proclaiming the secession of
the provinces of Yunnan. Kwelchow.
Hunan, Khenal, Szechwan and Hunh
from tho Canton administration of the
Southern Chinese Government.
The men who took this action were
Wu Ting-fang, former Chinese Minister
t7-thc United States and a leader In the
recent movement for unity between
North nnd South China ; Sun Vat-sen,
formerly Provisional President; Tang
Shno-yl, formerly Premier, and Gen. 1.1
Lleli-chun, who was outlawed for his
part In the rebellion of ISIS.
These four leaders comprise n ma
jority of tho Administrative Council of
the Southern Government.
The manifesto also proclaims Invalid
tho acts of the Canton Government.
Mall advices from Shanghai, dated
May H, which reached this country re
cently, said that Chinese officials In
Shanghai were hopeful of the possibil
ity of organizing a united Parliament,
Including representatives of both North
and South China, which have long been
In conflict. Their basis for this hop.
It was explained, wns strengthened by
the revolt I'd by Wu Tlngfang. one
time Finance Minister of the Southern
fJovernmnt and chairman of Its Admin
istrative Council. Dr. Wu has been In
Shanghai for some months, having left
Canton, he sold, because he could no
longer trust the men he had to work
with there. The Government at Canton,
he declared, was a thing of the past,
nnd he said the leaders of the Southern
faction Intended to help orgnnlzc a nw
united Parllnment, possibly In Shanghai,
to draft a constitution for all China
and formulate a policy to restore Inter
nal peaw.
Pkkis, June 4 Important political
changes are predicted by the newspapers
fi.inp mit nf the struggle for
control now In progress between the
Chl-LI non-mllitarlst and the dominant
Anfu militarist factions of the Govern
ment. Gen. Wu Pel-Fu has withdrawn
hln command, numbering about 2.D00
men, from southern llunnn to Hankow,
apparently on his own Initiative.
Gen, Wu Pel-Fu's affiliations are not
clearly defined, but his withdrawal In
the direction of Pekln Is regarded by
many as a challenge to Marshal Tuan
Chl-Jul, chief of tho Anfultcs. Upon
this show of force Is believed to hang
the fate of the Cabinet of Chin Yung
Peng.
The withdrawal of Gen. Wu Pel-Fu
has been taken advantage of by the
southern troops, who, In spite of the
armistice, have advanced their lines
closo to Chang!)., capital of Hunan.
JAPS TAKE SIBERIAN PORT.
Occupy Mknlnflvalc Following
Clash Fatal to Consul.
Washinoton, June 5. Occupation of
Nlkolalevsk, Siberia, by a Japanese
naval force was reported to the State
Department to-day by -the American
Embassy In Toklo. The Japanese force
waa despatched to Nlkolalevpk some
weeks ngo after an uprising there in
which the Japanese patrol, Consul and
everal Japanese were killed.
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ECONOMIC TAME
PERILS SPA PARLEY'Seconrf Son ofJinS Reaches
Man s Estate.
Allied Experts at Variance and
Blectlns: Junp 21 Is
Not Likely.
By I.AlinE?f:i5 HIM-B.
Stall Carrttpoxdrnt ol Tin Brw am) Nrw
Yoik UrrM.t. CopvrioM, ItlO. bv TllK Bus
? , Tft.Mii circles it
PAnis, June S.-In Irench circles t
wns stated to-day that It waa cousin-
ered nrobablo that the Spa economic
conference would not be held on Juno :i i
owlnir to the Inability of the French, as
well as the Italian and British govern
ments, to decide upon the scope the ees
slvne ltll i.avn.
French financial experts still are con
fronted with the task of presenting some
definite estimate of the French war dam.
ages and suggcetlng methods of mobil
izing the German indemnity, and It
aoems unlikely that they will make suf
ficient headway In the next fourteen
day to permit laying tho Allies' plan
before the German delegates.
It Is suggested that a preliminary con
rrnr.. h liMil In HrttfeU about June
IS, nhrn the whole question of allied
nnitv in rpciird to financial and other
arrangements will be ducusseu
nh (,nvi.il insert that It Is not
Impossible that the proposal at Hythe
of a round sum for the Indemnity will be
dropped, and tho conrerence reven ioj
the former suggestion of graduated pay-1
ntents baed upon Germany's paying
capacity.
Prospects of fixing n round sum to
nni'.f ,iam.M hnvn hopn further mud
dled by statements by Italy that she Is
not satisfied with the 10 per cent, al
lotted her by the Supreme Council. The
Italian Government contends that this
is Insulllctent to cover her w.u Iom;s,
that the Supreme Council's apportion
ment was decided upon In tho absence
of the Italian delegates and without con
sideration of the Italian sacrifices. It Is
now recalled that Premier Orlando nnd
Baron Sonnlno left Paris In a huff when
President Wilton's note regarding the
Adriatic was received, and R few days
later Great Hrltaln. France and tha1
United States decided upon the indem
nity shares. -
Whence tho request for postponement
of the Sps conference will emanate is
uncertain, , but the fact remains that
both the British and the German gov
ernments havo their hands full, Premier
Lloyd Oeorgo with the negotiation with
Krasslnc regarding trading with Russia
and with the Council of the League of
.-tlortii regarding the Persian menace,
which promises to be lengthy, while the
Germans require more than ;i fortnight
to effect Interna harmony following the
elections.
The United States will be Invited to
send a representative to any prelim
inaries. It Ib considered here that
American participation Is dally more
necessary, In view of tho possibility of
tho United Slates later presenting a
claim to a share In the Indemnities.
U. S. BII IN ALLIES' BUDGET.
Xcw Unln for i:xpcne of Army
on llhlnp to Up Presented.
Cohlenz, June, 5. A redraft of ex
penses of the American Army of Occu
pation in tho Ithlneland, which Germany
must pay. will be fUbmltttd with the
flgurei of the other allied occupation
arnilc to tho Reparations Commission
at Paris the coming week. The figures
aie to bo Included In tho Allies' rati-
mutes and will be a piut of the data
taken to tho Spa conference.
The figures on the cos; qf the Amer
lean ar.my were complied two months
ago and have been- verified by the War
Department through Col. Ralph TI.
I less, sent over by Secretary of War
Faker for the purpose.
Iluthenlnna -Will Aid Pole.
Copenhagen', June 6. The Ruthen
lana.have decided to Join tho Poles In
their military operations agaln.it the
Bolshevlkl owing to the threat against
Minsk, It was announced by the T.u
thenlan Press Bureau hero to-day.
AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE
BRITISH PRINCE NOW
HAS OWN HOUSEHOLD
Special Call Despatch to Tub Bug ami New
Vosk Hksaui. Copyright, I9t0, by Tin Bvm
ass KawYcaic llmlu.
London, Juno 6. Prlnca Albert, the
King's second son, has another equerry
of his own, marking tho formal estab
lishment of his "household' although
he still Is a student at Cambridge with
Prince Henry.
The Increasing number of the younger
'appointment of Captain the Honorable
w M m n(Uml(m ,0 wns
commander Louis Urclg. who already Is
; nerving. Cupt. Stuart, . whe 1 the
rrincaa engagements ni'i-vsaiuucu me
irouiMrer son of t he Bar of Moray will
also help out Prince Henry. He Is nn
intimate friend of the Prince of Wales
PLANS N. Y.-NOME FLIGHT.
Army Airmen Will Mnke Great At
tempt Next Month.
Kdmontok, Alberta, June 5. Edmon
ton will be the ch!f Canadian base for
the flight which four United States army
aviators will mako next month from
Jew York to Nome, it was announced
to-day by Capt. Howard T. Douglas,
who has nrrived here to rrnko arrange
ments for the 1500 mile Jump.
"The purpose' of this expedition Is to
establish a military nlr route across the
continent," Cnpt. Douglas explained
l t.i furnish nxnerlnncA In
I surmounting difficulties such ns can hi-
presented only by a flight of thlasiiind.'
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TEST FOR LEAGUE
Case of Persia Against tho
Bolshevik! to Ho Heard
on Juno 1L
London, June 5. Tho first real test of
the League of Nations as a practical
working body will be mado whon the
council meets In London on Juno 14 to
dc.i. with the caso of Persia against the
ItoUbcvlkl. Tho greatest Importance Is
attached to this caso by tho supporters
of the lengic, partly becauso tho caso
has unusual complications, One of thero
l that a section of tho HrlUsh prets
tolds that tho recent British-Persian
igrement amounts to a lirltlsh pro
tectorate, and Persia thus lias n right to
Io'k to Groat Britain to defend her from
attack. Another Is that the Bolshe
vlkl may reject any communications
from the league.
Otherwise tho issue Is a perfectly
straightforward one. The league could
not refuso to take It up if it wished.
Prince Flrouz Kahn, Persian Forolgn
Minister, made a formal appeal to the
league, Invoking Article 11. He recited
the circumstances of the bombardment
and the landing at Enzcll, and placed
inc interests or ine I'crsuins in me
hands of tho league, asking It to take
necessary measures to deal with
tho I
situation.
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spondence between the league and tho
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Bolshevlkl. If the Bolshevist leaden
decline to have dealings on tho subject,
the position of the league as the pro
tector of small nations will be placed on
trial.
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Jewnls of Russia- also was nourishing .
Investigation revealed that the thr.
teen wero for the most tiart former
junior otneers of the Russian Imperial
navy, who wero said lo have fouKlit
aealnst the Bolshevlkl with the WhiU
n,i.,l nml Inter with Kolcliak. After
his death 'hey escaped In a fishing smack
and finally reached Copenhagen, wnere
they appealed to the American' Consul
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SoTlet aorernment.
CiimsTMWA, June 5. The Norgewisn
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Parliament, has Informed the Russian
Soviet Government that Norway Is w.
Ing to resume commercial relations wlih
Russia. Immediately. Norway, howevtr,
,ic not officially acknowledge the Bovltt
aa the legal Russian Government.
Rowr, June 8. Count 8forza, Under
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to-day for London, will be Italy's reprf
..iiv rftirlnir conversations between
allied delegates nnd Gregory Krassln.
Russian HolsneviK commissioner, wno n
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