London, Feb. 6.
The Germans are busy finding pretexts for not complying with the Allies' demands. According to the "Lokal Anzeiger," reservations will be made with regard to disarmament in East Prussia, which General von Sceckt, who is present at the Conference of Premiers at Berlin, declared as vital for Germany. It is asserted that Polish demobilization is a pretence, and that the Poles could in a single day's good march be in a position to bombard Berlin, The Bolshevist bogey is also being resuscitated. According to "the "Preiheit,' Communists in Bavaria are urging a revolution and the formation of a Soviet Government in alliance with Russia, against the Entente.—Reuter.
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