RUSSIAN PEACE TERMS

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 196, 17 August 1920, Page 5

RUSSIAN PEACE TERMS

DRAFT NOT ADHERED TO. VERSAILLES AS A MODEL. #-*- — (By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright.) PARIS, August 16. The "Temps" understands that the armistice and peace terms to be submitted to the Polish delegation differ fundamentally from the general draft handed to Mr. Lloyd George by Kameneff. The Russian Soviet Government is taking the Versailles Treaty as a model. It is believed that the Government is not disposed to offer guarantees for the maintenance of the Polish-Danzig coridor. j BERLIN, August 16. The commander of the Fourth Bolshevik army informed German pressmen that a Polish Soviet had been formed at Bielostok, that it will proceed to Warsaw after the capture of the capital, and from there it will conclude peace with the Russian Soviet Government on the basis of self-determination.— (Reuter.) corridor.— (Reuter.) PROPAGANDISTS NOT WANTED. LONDON, August 16. A delegation of seven Russian trades unionists, with eigl|t secretaries, have reached Rcval. British authorities refused them permission to continue their voyage, to Britain where they had arranged to conduct an extensive Bolshevik propaganda tour.— (A. and N.Z.) A PLOT IN AMERICA. j WASHINGTON, August 10. The United Press of America states that the Department of Justice has obtained details of a plot prepared by the Russian Soviet Government to foment economic discord in the United States during the coming autumn and winter, including the burning and dynamiting of factories and agitation among employees. It is predicted that Mr. Wilson may publish some of these details.—(A. and N.Z. Cable.)