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Soviet, since the latter does not represent the Russian people. It openly advocates stirring up revolution in other countries. The reply concludes with a declaration that the safeguarding of the Russian boundaries would negative the Soviet appeal to the spirit Qf Russian nationalism and cause the Russian peo•ple to turn upon the Bolsheviks. LABOURITES AND LLOYD GEORGE. LONDON, August 10. Mr Lloyd George's statement to the Labour deputation at Downing Street was on the lines of his speech in the House of Commons. Mr Bevin, the dockers’ delegate, was the principal speaker. The deputation asked what would happen if the Polish people adopted a constitution which was not suited to the Allies. Mr Lloyd George replied; We have nothing to do with that. It is their business, provided it is not imposed by force. REDS CUT DANZIG-WARSAW RAILWAY. LONDON, August 10. The Daily News’ Berlin correspondent says; Advices from East Prussia state that the Russian Northern Army is seven miles from the Polish corridor to Dantzig, and is advancing rapidly. Russian cavalry has cut the Warsaw-Danzig railat. Tiechanow, '