Frontier Dispute Not Thought to Be Serious London, July 6.
Reuter's correspondent at Moscow states that Comrade Chicherin has sent a note to the Polish Minister protesting against the incidents on the Polono-Soviet frontier on June 28, and demanding immediate measures on the part of the Polish Government to secure real inviolability of the frontier and the formation of a mixed commission to investiga te the incidents The Soviet reserves the right to claim indemnity for damage during. the alleged attack.
Reuter's Warsaw correspondent, telegraphing in this connection, saya that a Soviet patrol kidnapped a Polish Lieutenant who was on a tour of inspection, Two brother officers burned a Russian frontier lo! reprisal, Both will be ce the Soviet protest ix couched in moderate terms no serious consequences are expected.—Reuter.
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