Warsaw, May 1.
'There is great concern in Poland with regard to the catastrophe to train passing the Polish'
The general opinion is that the object of the perpetrators of the crime was to discredit Poland by creating the impression that Germany cannot safely exercise her right of transit through the Corridor. Tt feared that Germany that several similar but -maller incidents recently occurred different parts of Poland.
Two More Attempts May 2.
Two more attempts at trainwrecking are reported in Poland. Two bombs were found on the Vilna-Riga Line, near Dukstzy, and a barricade of stones across ' the line near Lublin—Reuter.
Note: Great concern was aroused in Poland by the wrecking of a German train on May 1, whilst passing through the Polish corridor. Tt was thought that the attempts twere made with the object of discrediting Poland by creating the impression that it was not safe for Germen trains to pass through the corridor. It is believed these new attempts were made with the sam: idea—Reuter. lost four officers and 44 men killed. jand 150 wounded. The casualtie< the Riffs were ten times greater.
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