SECOND EDITION. PEASANT'S TREATY
ON THE MIEMEN FRONTIER. ENDING STATE OF WAR. I»RA,CTICAJ.M EAGRES. Ttm Aa^atjon—copyright. A.-.*-fcralian Cable Aasoeiati>'~. (Received ,9.45 a.m.) , .' Warsaw, August ,9. i Despairing of ss Governments in pihuaWa and Poland endjng *b* 'of War officially existing, groups" of along the Niemen frontier made their own peace treaty, am} agreed M 4 *ble frontier should lip. ,jn,the fiddle of ,^)e.River Nie»men, there are a number of fertile islands. Thp negotiators agreed that Kovno and Warsaw were far away, and neither Government would ieed\ihejr cattle, so they foregathered "and the islands. jPeace now .reigns, and the guards' only function is hauling Lithuanian ans polish children out of the Niemen when they ,falL,in. £ wmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 81, 10 August 1923, Page 6
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115SECOND EDITION. PEASANT'S TREATY Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 81, 10 August 1923, Page 6
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