Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
BOLSHEVISTS PLAN TO IMPOSE DRASTIC TERM UPON POLES PllebiScite for Year Over Rus sian Poland is Pro-
 posed MINSK TERMS EVEN MORE SEVERE, BELIEF U. s. Government Also Expects to Make Use of Wrangel-Dis-
 cOuraging Outlook is
 Result of Terms

Washington, Aug. 13.-A plebicite to determine the future of Russian Poland is one of the peace terms drawn up by the bolshevik coincident with the first proposal of an armis- tice by the Polish government The right of unrestricted propaganda in this territory during the year which would intervene before the plebicite also would be demanded.
 These and the other terms of peace which are believed to have been for mulated for submission at the first meeting between the soviet and Po- fish emissaries, were received here today in official circles. While not regarded as final because of the events favorable to the bolshevik cause since their formulation, the terms are accepted in Washington as ilustrous of the intention of the in- vaders to impose peace conditions of a drastic nature.
 The other terms as received here include the right of the soviet gov ernment to unrestricted transmission of all code messages across Poland betwen Russia and Germany; the turning over of all salt and coal mines in Poland for operation by the soviet government and the right of unrestricted travel for all soviet na- tionals across the Polish frontiers without the Polish wise on passports.
 The provision for plebicite in the portion of Poland formerly belong ing to Russia together with the stip- ulation that the bolshevik be grant ed permission to disseminate prop aganda 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 such demands would, in. the ,opini on of of ficials here, certainly result in the loss to the Warsaw government of Russian Poland, for all Polish na- tional feeling in that region, it is considered, would be plotted out by the bolshevik poraganda.
 Officials were inclined to believe that the peace terms to be submit ted at the Minsk negotiations, now in progress, will be even more severe than those tentatively proposed for the Baronovitch conference which efded abruptly when the Polish ar- emissaries replied they had no authority to conclude peace. The recent succeeds of the soviet forces are held to have made possible the even more drastic terms.
 The Polish situation continues to receive large portion of the atten tion of officials here. The state today had not received the note of the French government, satisfaction with the Am erican attitude on the Russian-Po- fish ituation as defined in the Am erican note to the Italian ambassa- dor.
 The act of confidence displayed byl the de facto government, has brought to light similar conference repos-| ed in him by the United States. It| is through General Wrangel in| southern Russia, officials said today that the United States hoped to i'm troduce largely the friendly express sions of sympathy for the Russian people embodied in the American note. Finland and the Baltic states also have chosen as stragetic points for disseminating the attack on the soviet authorities.