Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-14
PEACE TERMS AS DRAWN
 UP BY THE BOLSHEyTSTS

Washington, Aug. 16.-CBy The A. P.) p1ebiscite to determine the future of Russian Poland is one of the peace terms drawn up by the bolsheviki coincident with the first proposal of an armistice by the Polish government The right of unrestricted propaganda in this territory during the year which would intervene before the plebiscite also would be de- manded.
 These and the other terms of peace which are believed to have been forrnu- lated for submission at the first meeting between the Soviet and Polish emissar- ies, were received here today in official circles. While not regarded as final be- cause of the events favorable to the bolshevik caused since their formulation. | the terms are accepted in Washington as illustrative of the intention of the in 1 Vaders to impose peace conditions of a drastic nature
 The other terms as received here in clude the right of the Soviet govern ment to unrestricted transmission of all code messages across Po'and between kussla a"n "E over of all salt and coal mines in Poland i operation L. -ent and the right of unrestricted travel for all Soviet nationals across the Polish iron l tiers without the Polish wise on pass | ports
 The provision for plebiscite in the portion of Poland formerly belonging to Russia together with the stipulation that the bolshevi&i be granted permis- sion to disseminate propaganda without | restriction in that territory for one year
 before the vote is viewed by officials here as likely to be especially obnoxious, to the Poles. The granting of s~ch de- mands would in the opinion of officials | here certainly resulted in the loss to the l Warsaw government of Russian Poland for all Polish national feeling in that re- zion, it is considered would be plotted
 out by the bolshevil1i propaganda
 Officials Were inclined to believe that the peace terms to be submitted at the 1 Alinsk negotiations, now in progress. vii l be even more severe than those tentative. ly prepared for the Baranovitch confer nee, which ended abruptly when the Pol.
 ish armistiee emissaries replied they haf no authority to conclude peace Tine ra
 cent successes of the soviet forcas are held to have made possible the even moro
 drastic terms. . The action of confidence displayed n, the Frsnch government in Genera
 Wrangel by recognition of him as de facto government, has brought to light 7 SllllldE confluence repoSed in him by the
 United States. It is through Genera Wrangel in southern Russia. official:
 said today that the United States hopes to introduce largely the friendly expres sions of of sympathy for the Russian people embodied in the American note. Officials today pointed to an order re gently issued by General Wrangel as in dicating earnest endeavor of the anti-bol I'shevist leader to establish a civil gov ernment which will obtain the confidenc,
 of the Russian people.
 The text of a statement explaining tn, aims of Wrangel, issued by him recently upon the occupation of a town in south
 ern Russia also was received here toda, ., by officials.
 eve are fighting" General wrange
 declared, first for the Orthodox reIig ion as symbol of our nationality; sec ond, against those Red Commisaires wht have filled Russia with blood and wht
 instead of giving liberty to the people
 have given only slavery; third, that eacf I peasant shall receive as his own land or which he is working; fourth. that every
 honest workman may obtain from hi labor a good existence for his old age fifth. that the peasant people may choos,
 for themselves master to rule them"