Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-14
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'RU|I|N TREATY
RON LOOMS large
uNLass czAR,s GOVERNMENT
SACKS DOWN PACT OF 1882
\. | u WILL o AsRooATED.
sERiousgRGsuLTs TO
sueihGss WOULD FOLLOW
cendis;sns Might Lsad to War and
4 oIys Navy Trouble Of Sinking Sew
e,al Russian BattIsships - Congress
slnslinsd 10 Meet observation-disclosures
My % piuffins.


n Nlsy d pluffins.
Especial Correspondence
washington. Dec. A.-That the Rus
sian passport question is going to be-
come Of overshadowing interest before
the session Of congress is very far ad-
vancsd il the view now commonly ex-
pressed IN well informed quarters.
Il has proven true in many instances
In the history Of congress sessions that
the plans Of the leaders, carefully
framed at the outset. have been set
completely awry. Unexpected devei-
opments have come up and have forced
= complete change in these plans. Issues
haye suddenly arisen which the skill
and. senius Of none Of the leaders nave
been able to stem and which nave
causEt the public fancy 1t is more
than likely that this will be the case
n the present session Of congress
President Taft the other day sent to
Congress q message in which he SAID
IN erect that diplomatic negotiations
we're progressing hopefully. He indicat-
=. -. he .,nected in a short time to be
80 - advi.e congress in more detail
80 aI sa,oething IKE successful conclusion
~ ,e..ot,.tion.
Russia.s Tone Unfavorabls.
II. the negotiations are successful, OF
course the bottom will fall out OF the
agitation In, congress. But the tone OF
russian talk = not favorable. the
of.p.lcne. ~. h.ve a certain official
sn.-..ctsr indicate that Russia In not
etc. s, - - wssid, to the demanes Of
49, ,,~s..a St.t.. Consequently. until
!nea !!ln.auanS..ls- aSnl.eu s..~,n th.t the neaotia-
...s W.. u ','.vs. :.ttsed the passport prob
sion. ssioa lsve ,.,.. .sssh,. oorrtrv any pre-
lem rhyossDay ~ y ~. nvore al.e
dicIion !sl py - .-p. ....,. So,,1,t with n
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ss =. ~ sygsss.ss.". r"sav TO abroRate
~ ls.s..sHs.. u -fs., ,y,t,, Rnsaia. No one
.ss. .Ie. 49, ,oaLsa =. into .the situation at
no nss nc, Sn,,,,t. that fact. But what
snv .ns,.o .,,.es ,osa. -.,a.d are wondering is
rA. y. .So;nSe@o h.nnen after that.
~. !. @.,,. e,,st many take the view
.r.4fpu..,. a. hluffinr and that when
...a p,,..,an rovernment becomes con-
..s.,c.d mat this country means busi-
- .ha v,,l give way. On the other
rs-ss q I. weii ,.nown here that there
aasn..aated prejudice among the
1.,s.;.r 81 !. 49, neopie .rainst the Hebrews.
1.,.s-, :. th.' fact that after all stands In
s.na-.,.v -. - = settlement of the passport
..:.tscr Even IL the Russian govern
3 $3.50 rrou,i.as TO do what this govern
s.t -snt. no one here can have any
4 a..,,-.rc. the promises will be carried
-. . =
4 =. :. sa,,I, a.,.n a.rjou. Consciousness.
Il the treaty Of 1882 were abrosated.
=, !. .,.a.t ~ 4 ,nSormed Tor opinion here is that
I ...r. -. .orsennences would happen.
D 1....S,..casi reiations would be thrown
& ss.,.1.,~ ~ into the Air Russia would
sy..n.,.ss ,nnC.a har maximum tariffs
Il ~ .x...,.eer nroducts. Commercial
3 y. =. -n,,ss,.s.. rei.f,on. would be hurt.
I - ~ I...ss.r @ concern doine business
se e4.l..,. .p,,s:ss ,vonid do n at its risk.
v,,s,s..,. ~ ,.,s ton. ~ course. would
I ~ 4,allg.-. .s.,..ad MT tha feeling that
& .N".,,Ss - i.n.sraered might result in