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SOVIET AND THE BALTIC STATES.
SECRET PEACE PROVISOES
THE BOLSHEVIST ADVANCE.
Australian and jN.^. table Asiouation)
(Received Dec. 21, 5.5 p.m.) London, Dec. 18. The Australian Press Association' learns that the Bolsheviki inserted three- secret clauses in the peace terms with the Baltic States. The first pro* vided that relations must cease with all States at war with the Soviet. These include the Entente and Finland. The second required tho expulsion of all foreign warships from the Ntortnern Baltic, and the third the opening of the Baltic ports to the Bolsheviki, with Reval as a free port. The German evacuation of the Baltic provinces is now completed. _ Although there is no authentic information, it is believed that the Bolsheviki have occupied Kieff. Their advance continues uninterruptedly, me Bolsheviki, however, are confronted with internal difficulties. Sixteen thou-j sand workmen and peasants rebelled j at Bryansk. , i The' Bolsheviki continue their sue-1 cesses in East Russia. They have oo- j cupied Novo Nikolaiev, 400 miles oastj of Moik. I
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Colonist, Volume LXII, Issue 15259, 22 December 1919, Page 5
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