Warsaw, June 13, The press unanimously deplores the Soviet Note in reply to the Polish Note in connexion with the assassination of M, Voikov, the Soviet Charge d'Affuires at Warsaw.
"The papers say that the Soviet does not seem to understand appreciate the good intentions of Polnnd, who has done her utmost to regularize the situation created by the murder.
They point out that the Polish Government cannot be! drawn into an exchange of opinions] with the Soviet on the subject of the British Government, "for reasons of elementary courtesy.
With regard to the Soviet demand for expulsion of anti-Soviet agents in Poland, the papers say that a preliminary condition would be that sxpel_ members of the Third International whose activities are directed against Poland—Reuter.
Moscow, June 14.
At the invitation of the Polish Extraordinary Court, Comrade! Rosengolz has one to Warsaw] to attend the trial of the young Russian, Koweeda, wh charged is connexion with the savsination of the Roxsian Minister} to Poland, M. Voikov.—Reuter, mut Sentence by Cou!
Warsaw, June 15. killed Voikov but Tam not! guilty of murder," calmly Boris Kowerda, the young Monarchist who assassin Soviet Charge d'Affaires at Warsaw, fat the opening of the trial to-day. He added that he did so on account fof what the Bolshevists had done in Russia.
Later.
The Extraoriinary Tribunal try-rife tude with loss of civie ing Kowerda has sentenced him to
taneously decided to JRepublic to commute it to 15 years' penal servitude—Reuter.
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