The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-01
So Declares Russian Prime
NJ Minister in Regard to
Treaty Question.

NEW YORK CITY. Jan. D.
W'heu president Taft abrogated the
treaty made with Russia in 1892. the
editor u Golfers conceived ii to be
matter Of high Interest to American
citizens to know the official views Of
the Russian government upon the ac-
ton taken by the President. The an
nouncement ~ abrogdtion, couched
though II was IN the language of di-
plomacy. ana avoiding the assertions
which made objectionable to Russia
the Sulzer resolution passed by Con-
Eress December 10. was followed
nevertheless by cabled reports that
Russia intended to make immediate
tariff rcprsals. Accordingly, an au-
tnoritatiye statement OF the attitude
ol Russia became increasingly mat
ter Of international Importance. After
preliminary Interchange of mes
suges between a former American
diplomat, acting in behalf of Golfers,
and the Russian Court, the editor was
i'l". 'Ieu t"d1 tHe i4Sili4ei U lSussla'
vladimir Kokoytsoff, would make a
written response to set OF questions.
u list Of five questions, prepared af-
ter consultation with men interested
81 all phases ~ the issue, therenpon
was caoIed TO the premier. A delay
ensured, due u became apparent when
me response came 70 the care taken
" EokoVtsoH IN preparing ms replies.
The absence OF diplomatic evasion IS
noticeable. me questlohs ana replies
io.la% IN order:
question; has not Russia AFFORDED
me United states ground for aorogat-
aug inc treaty o. is%- by her VOCATION
~ excluding United states citizens,
especially OF jewish .faith!
Answer; NO. Russia has not af-
foFded the United States any ground
Tor aorosauhg the treaty. The treaty
81 i"a2 was made extensively Tor COM
mefeiai purposes and clause In the
very iirst article stipulated that Amer
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