The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12
RUSSO-PO[E PACT NOT ID BE SIGNED
 TILL LATE TODAY
Late DiSagreementS in DeIiber- ations Are Rumored-TermS of Proposed Armistice
 Are Made Public
By Associntcd Press

Riga, october 11.-Tbe Russo Polish armistice and preliminary peace treaty were not signed tonight. 1t was am ternoon was made necessary by the inn possibility of getting the Ukrainian text prepared.
 There are many unverified rumors of late disagreements in the deliberations. It Is known Secretary I.orenz of the bolshevik delgation telephoned to the Poles shortly before nine o'clock tonight and apologized for inability to complete the Ukrainian text for signature to- night. He explained 1t would be ready Tuesday afternoon.
 Under the terms both armies will re main in the positions held by them un- til the moment of ceasng operations. provided the Russian and Ukrainian troops are not nearer than 15 kilo- meters from the determined Polish front line. A strip of 5 kilomotcrs be- tween the two fronts will constitute neutral zone in the military sense. which will remain under the admins tration of the side to which the terri tory goes under the preliminary peace terms.
 Troop movements necessary to exc cute the armistice must be executed at not less than 20 <ilometers daily and must begin not later than midnight of October 8. The treaty will be executed under the direction of mixed commits sions. The taking of hostage and the evacuation of civil prisoners will not be permitted during the withdrawal of the troops. Compulsory sale Of goods and acquisitions are forbidden.
 TEXT OF ARTICLE
 The first article of the armistice reads as follows
 The contracting parties. in accord ance with the self-determination of na- ttons, recognize the independence of the Ukraine and White Russia and have agreed 10 decide that the eastern boundary of Poland. that is. the bound ary between Poland on the one side and the Ukraine and White Russia on the other shall constitute the following line:
 The river Dvfna from the frontier between Letvia and Russia to the point where the frontier of the former gov ernment of Wilma joins with the frontier of the government of Vitebask
 Thence. along the frontier of the former governments of Wilma and vite- vask to the village and railway station of Orzechovno. which remains Polish. Then again along the eastern frontier or the government of Wilma 10 a point where the districts of the Dvina and Lepel and Borisov join, and from this point 10 the village of Mala Cernica. which remains White Russian Thence southwest. cutting the lake on the river Beresina to the village of ZarzeczvcIx which remains White Russian. Thence southwest to the River Villa to a poinf east of Dolginov and along the Ynia river to the south road. south of Dol ginov
 Then south along the river Villa downstream 10 the junction with the river Rybezanka. the town of lila re- maining Polish; along the river Rybe- zanka south to the railway station O, Radoszkowice. the station and the town remaining White Russian. East from the town to Rakowa to the vii. lages of Volna and RubiezewIcz fin the railway of Minsk Baranovitchi. near kolosoyo. which remains Polish: thence. south half way between Niesnlez ay;d cinkowicze and then half way between kleck and Cimkowiecz; then south of the Warsaw Moscow road. cutting this road west of Filipowice; then the short est way to the river Ian. near Czudzin.
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 Thence south along the river wa tl,-
 
 fluence of the rivers Korczyk and Sluez. then along the river Korczpk upstream. leaving the town of Koriee Polish: thence southwest leaving IIiikiiow and EiliSiew on the tisrainan side to Milatyn, which remains Polish thence south. euttine he railway of Royno- Cepepovsa along the river Horyn to river Villa the town of Ostrog remaining Polish. thence along the river Villa upstream to NoSls Taxx which remains Ukrainian. thence in a general south direction cutting the Horyn near Nanowy which remains Polish, thence along the river Zbrueg to .ts con fiucnce with the Dniesfer
 TEXT IS FINAL
 The definition ,f ghe frontier alonr the river contemplates .n the case of nav gable rivers. the median line of the principal channels. in the case of non navigable rivers it contemplates the me dian line of the waterway or principal 1rm. The boundaries described are drawn or the Russian map annexed
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