er In reply to a telegram requesting! his opinion of the situation in Lithuania, Professor Valdemaras, the Lithuanian Prime Minister, has telegraphed to Reuter's Berlin' correspondent declaring that there is! overwhelming evidence that certain persons who fled from Lithuania after the attempted revolution at Tauroggen last September are being tured by the Polish Government to organize a revolution against the Lithuanian Goverament.
The Premier emphasizes that no ty in Lithuania is ready to re-ounce Vilna to Poland. He is ready, he says, to resume normal] relations with Poland when a ratiefactory agreement Is reached with regard to Vilna and when Poland! shows m readiness to respect the Independence of Lithuania.—Reuter, Reports of Revolution Unfounded Kovno, Nov. 27.
The reports of a revolution in Lithuania and of the deposition of the Government are without founds-
Dis'oyal Officers Arrested Riga, Nov. 27.
Twenty to 30 disloyal officers are reported to have been arrested at Kovno, where all is quiet. The atmosphere, however, in tense, The majority of the Army is at present supporting the Government.—Reuter.
Grave Anxiety London, Nov. 28.
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