Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-23
|ANCLO-SAxON
COOPERATION.
| j., PIT an End to Persecution Of
Uoumanian Jews'
,ppEssIoN IN ENGLAND
...nooaeueo Published Produces ."
f'rr''pO' =. enforce Berlin Tr'a'
PEEP ," hon. Diaeu'' prob'e"'

w.
.,,r Sept. ss.-The Daily , ls'e,
london ~ EDITORIAL article on Great
G Gg,,lo 5 "unhcsitatins" support saws,
SIl.''i nays Roumanian no'e -. ' a5o.
Soy na' nnvelcome may be the p"e'
'H'Ss', - certain sections of con'lD men,
n0Hsaa ,a J, there is but little doubt '"as
al '''1 significant cooperation, ration. win III
The Anglo-saxon powers WIZ
50 iaI ,,,,oo ~ of things which !, IS >
a c'nu'| ~ modern civilization ana
''a'da' =, ~ every country responsiO'e
~ 'sp' ne Berlin treaty" ,,., count Won
Toe MAS MAS gained considerable aip'o
Bue0" l'4' .ence at Bucharest taxes
nate eN pe,nt whether the Germal
| eass 70 uV ,Sill adopt crudely the a',e
| snaneeilo' ot,itude which is peins
American 80, "t h,m from incorporate ana
rSdIcious quarters, ofter the Incl
~" naper says thar "i ssoo,t,en reyo-
lns p ,ne sinking of the hay tlem nv
is lsw W eunboat Crete-a fisI'o' oE.
Hlo o.!nao cruiser Panther, II - co. sa
As us', a"" that the United states ha'
iurd 70 -" c ,ntrrfere In this matter
| pnghI " iI'e " saws the Telegraph,
In any aoo're's action has settled
Le Si,bculty which might be st auVs'r not
sI o u"t OF the United STATES nV,
% a'oV sieoatory OF the Berlin trea'y,
lelas sr I,H 10 the subject edltorlai.s
hs T,r'as thls morning says lhe DIV
/ ls lnne a. confined at the preseh'
~ NY - inquiry as to what view lhe
ssSes " powers take OF secy'
TsJs note. "rhe correspondents w. W.,
S Sa saws the Times, SHOWS '',a'
~ subject has produced a deep m
~ ON public opinion Ill pIeat
S,s,V II the Roumanian government
"Sl" 20 contradict the statements
If should do so without delay,
I aaSerantlv however, it has reckoheu
20 the cost ana il Nil'''e t.-aif -,
rs,sihle risk II Il can only ria itseil OF
~ Iews There Is shrewdness IN the
~,,vIations OF the Roumanian govern
~aH, MAI no coerciye intention by all
Az ' mowers Is to be expected and that
4 solated interference, by one or Two
nyernments Is not likely 10 De
qshed beyond the point OF remoh-
1 arance - -
| Nyations of the Berlin treaty are 0D-
ylously very great and ii any eiiclent
cheek is placed upon the anti-Semitic
legislation Of ROumania, 1t VIII most
likely be done in an indirect way.
Roumanla is not In such prosperous
financial condition as to be able win
immunity to affron a race which reck-
ons among It's members the leading
financial magnates OF Europe"
In another dispatch from Vienna
the correspondent Of the Times says
that secy Hays Roumanian note has
not only given the newspapers q topic
but that II has given diplomacy task.
More than one Of the powers has re-
mOnstrated with Roumania says the
correspondent, but their warnings have
been ignored. The ruthless persecution
n the Jews continues, and there Is no
prospect Of Its abatement, Austria
Hungary long ago warned Roumania,
and what Austria failed to achieve the
United States Is not likely to accom-
plh even with the moral support OF
IL other powers.
Indeed, continues the correspond
Ell " hear from Bucharest that a
cpaous Interpretation OF article A OF
M Berlin treaty | ready as a reply TO
ny further diplomatic representations.
Coercion, Of course, is out Of the ques.
ton
The United States government must
fsson with It's own Jewish element,
IN II Is not likely to resort TO any
fea legislation against the immigra.
On Of Roumanian Jews. while the
hr'pean governments which did not
,elre TO move In the case Of the
amman massacres are not likely to
much In behalf of the Roumanlan
NS already obvious" concludes the
wrglondent, that Americas gener.
ti.s" WA
HAY EXPECTS NO REPLY.
Washington, sespt 22.-No answer
!. le' been received from either Rus.
AN Austria az the state department
~ .slonse to Secy. Hays representa-
pachlns the Roumanlan Jews.
-s'y'er It may be said that no an.
=, ssu y expected from any of the pow
ssuSh his subject beyond the usual
s,. statement that the United
~, ambassadors and ministers
a. ~ 30 mat they have complied with
y, ~p~tments Instructions 10 read
DvVts u the various foreign minis.
~ VINO have returned acknowIedg.
'.'iieratlon. "'U p'o''''ses OF i's
hN, ..ason TOT this expectation lies
M, .ac, mat the departments func-
ti,,,ysu cnlhg the Jewish question ter
er..SI OF We're nj least indirectly
h, ", ~ upon the presentation OF lie
A. having called the attention az
h pen ma,orv powers 10 the infractlon
VA. D.luahla N the treaty Of Berlin
w., 'or th7 "owors IN aecido
i 'hall be done. n indeed anvtb'rr
Nr,,S, Consequently whatever cor
" t,a. .ve follows on the subject on
ylsl,tetuent Of Roumanian lows
is,.s ' ~ "lll be exchanged directly no.
Fat, Wit Win movers and In It the United
s : FROM RouM,NrA
Vi sr,,si q i,, Sept 23.-In view OF secv.
inns,,. rev e note In Euronean COW
}, tanaI,,,.s.l relative To the Berlin treaty
With AZ, n5 existing In Remnants
lo't.s N.Y. N.Y. believed 10 result In on.
fron M. ration 10 the limited states
teoitrs n ,,,uuhiry special interest
sho sr,i iu ne number NJ lmmieronts
lnt n. " , hero from Ronman,s an Az
ini Apg,,, uscal year. and also INV
to,iIrv, ,t " The present wear ' a..
rsts.5p oincial statistics there was
indt, ~ increase for the fiscal vears
lnnprs,,a,s w 1902 and 1901. the Total
nins S si from the country ~ p y
4 rs, Fe.
! I've males males. Total