Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-12 | Page 4 | Attempt Drive Poles to Peace

oo ATTEMPT DRIVE POLES! PEACE Bolsheviki Open Heavy Attack At-tack But Receive Repulse Says Report WARSAW, Friday. April 9. A heavy artillery. Infantry and cavalry action In the region of Mozlr. designated, desig-nated, according to an official communication, com-munication, to bring the Poles to look favorably upon the Bolsheviki terms for peace, has been repulsed with large enemy losses, says a statement Issued by the war office today. Captured documents, the statement adds, shows that the contemplated military action was conceived to compel com-pel the Poles to make peace quickly. Two fresh Infantry divisions and one division of cavalry were thrown against the Poles between Bercslna and the Prlpet river. The fighting was particularly severe in tho neighborhood neigh-borhood of Kalenkowecze. Simultaneously tho reds attacked at Mozlr. The communications assorts that not only wore tho reds repulsed, but that their mllltary"spirlt was broken.