The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23
j. 5. To ADOPT
NEW ATTITUDE
TOWARD RUSSIA
Rulings of the Wilson
Government to Be
Modified
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LONDON, March %. Nrwspa
per reports from Riga state that
The fifteenth and sixteenth soviet
armies. stationed in the vicinity of
Pskoy are IN open disorder and
deserving in crowds. says an EN
change Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen today
The soviet government is rc.
ported 10 have declared martial
law ln sixteen provinces, the re-.
ports add.
WNsuTGTuS March % E1ry
cor..l alton o. tu bc given 90 r"la.
tiuug between tnr United stutos aud
soyi'r gus-iu. it was indicated today
AZ th' state department
Formal announcement Of any
ouunru u the relations between the
two countries or boz any of the ruling.
o. ih, Wilson administration may
not h" made FOR som" time. but u was
mad. lear that already certain mudi-
ruHuuus of thos" rulings either are
uud"t consideration OF have been
mad.
Th,s. decisions were reached In
d,p.Hd'ui oi Tho appeal from tho
soviet government 10 President Hard
Iur ruI th' American government Tor
o. ... mpuuu of trad" relations be-.
tv.,u .nr United states and RUSSIA.
"nH' appeal reached tho stat" do
pt.'.uut today from the white hou-o.
\ppcni IL Received
.yna.1 trnU Yaanl,s,I tRa
vIH'" house ana sent to the state de
mIlu,nt without being called 10 tho
tit,.tinu OF President Harding iud it
w1- iirHt announced that u had not
been received. \ similar announce
w,ut also was made at the state de-
pnrtmont but this subsequently Nts
corrected.
ln tho event ut AN agreement o., the
o. s. tu treat with the soyi"ts. II was
Indicated that no technical bars
would hv placed against the entry into
thr United states of "A delegation
which Tine Moscow wireless dispatch
Co London spid the soviet proposed To
send hero tp negotiate a trud" ugr""-
mont
% also developed that a slightly
broader view huH boon taken hy ia"
department rcrarGiug the issuance or
passports and yivcs White There hn.
boon uu indication uf any material r'.
taxation of The rogulationa h. h',am"
known that ln certain exceptional
Da."s y.soH and passports would h'
authorized The announcement he
press dispatches from stockholm tho
u quantity Of Russian gold now Dr. ON
tn" was from that place a. th" Unit
ud States also developed that tho
AWrri,1u government would not raise
the question of tho metals origin ~
WAS explained. however that tho par
ties Goo whom II was consigned would
accept b. at their own risk.
Th. official view Is that its status
cannot ho properly impuguod 90 it
bears 'ho mint mark of any r",urulf-
cd government such as that ur Sv.d-
on which IL reported 20 have b-ou
placed un tho consignment &C. after
it is received ana accepted. 70 claim ~
fu ita origin Oh ownership o. made the
question would %" one Tor th" courts
90 decide.
I"ninc seeks Capital
The attitude adopted toward tho
importation of gold. 10 was explained,
is not different from that assumed in
Great Britain
o. ALSO was learned that official
continuation Of L.ulnc's declaration
uf his r"uunciatiun Of many OF the
principles Df holshcyism have been
received and win be- made one uf the
hus's uu which American officials will
build their study of the Russian qu"s-
'iun. 10 was made clear. however.
that Irnlur's declarations were NOT
accepted us definite proof that tho
Russian leader actually wps ,unt,m-
plating ans material alteration ui his
methods The department hia mo-
doubt that %, made the statements
credited to him iu whi.h hp declared
that many ~ the principle uf hul-
shuyism had proven failures Iud that
they must look 90 capitalism for rec
Mobilization and stnbillzntiou huf o.
nDI1ls nr" NOT uumindful of tnr 4tttr-
mouts many times Officially made in
Russia that the rovolutionary I,ad.rs
would not hesitate 20 act ani peak
iU amy way deemed eNpedisr' tu fur-
thor tho general plan OF world wido
revolution.