The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12
RUSSO- POLE. PACT
 NOT TO BE SIGNED
 TILL LATE TODAY
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In case of discrepancies this text will be final.
 Russia and Ukraine renounce their "iehts over territory west of this fron- tier, while Poland renounces it's claim 70 all territory east of this frontier. A special frontier commission will be set m iN1"redatelv to trace the frontier and erect signposts.
 "Both parties agree that if the dis puted territories between Poland and I.ithuania form part of the territories west of the described boundary the de- cision as to their belonging to Poland or Lithuania remains exclusively with Pc land and Lithuana.
 Both contracting parties assure each other complete respect for their state of sovereignty and agree to refrain from anv kind of intervention in the internal affair of the other. Moreover. both "r"ee to include in the treaty obligations "c't'7er to create support organizations mich have for their purpose an armed rt~uogle a~airst the other contracting ~4r'v nor 10 see', the destruction of the twisting state and social order of the ~'de-meanine an attempt against the territorial integrity, as well as the or oanizaton assuming the role of the gov ernment of the other side.
 Upon ratification of the present agree nent both contracting parties undertake not to extend their support to foreign nilitSry action against the other side"
 Article provides that the residents of Noth countries shall have free choice Of Russian Polish citi~orSh'~
 RIGHTS OF MINORITIES
 Article 1 guarantees the rights of min critics in both countries.
 Article renounces reciprocally expen- litures for carrying on war between the TWO nations and also the war losses sui 'Ared by the government and citizens thrcr"h military action
 Article provides for the exchange of prisoners of war and the return of expenditures for their maintenance.
 Article provides for mixed com mission for the exchange of civilian prisoners.
 By Article s both agree to issue im- mediate orders to suspend all legal ac- tions against civilian prisoners, but it provides for their surrender to their respective governments.
 Article g includes the amnesty pro- visions in the treaty.
 Article 10 states the principles upon which reciprocal accounts and liqui- dations shall be settled under the final peace. It provides for the return of property bound with the economic and cultural life of the countries, such as libraries, art objects. trophies and memorials. Both renounce their right to immovable state property insepara- bly connected with the territory. This article also provides for reciprocal reg ulations of legal claims against the governments and institutions.
 Article II. Both agree to negotiate commercial, transportation and tele- graph conventions immediately.
 RIGHT OF TRANSIT Article 12. An agreement to include in the peace treaty provisions for the right of transit for Poland through Russian and UkSaine and for Russia and Ukraine through Poland.
 Article 13. Both agree to include Q special agreement m regard to the armistice. which forms part of the preliminary peace terms.
 Article 14. Russia and Ukraine de- clare that all the obligations ac- cepted by them and the rights gained under the agreement apply to all ter ritory east of the fgrontier line which was included in the old Russian em- pire and has been represented by Rus sia and Ukraine during the negotia- tions.
 Article 15. An agreement to begir immediate negotiations for final peace treaty.
 Article 16. Text of the preliminary peace terms and armistice fin Polish. Russian and Ukrainian-aIl these texts to be regarded as authentic.
 Article IT. Preliminary treaty, sub ject to ratification and to become ob- ligatory upon the exchange of ratifi- cation documents which takes place at Libau within six days after ratification: