Evening star., 1922-04-09
BY MAMMALIAN HARDEN.
Germany's Foremost Publicist.

| BY Cable to The Star.
! BERLIN. April S.-Despite it's fail
| ure to attend the Genoa conference,
the United States dominates Russia.
There is no nation that all-Russia
would rather do business with. Mos
COW knows that America never will
seek territorial dominion or financial
| trusteeship. Moscow trusts the
United States even though the latter
nation refuses as yet to do business
with her.
The revolver shots which. intended
for Prof Miliukov, killed another
here last week were the sounding for
| the first gong for Genoa. The second
| was the festive reception at the Ber-
lin station of the Genoa-bound boil
| come to Berlin to rally the Russian
| refugees-about 100000 of whom are
| here-for last attempt at military
Intervention in Russia.
| Plan Cooked in Exile.
| This plan had been cooked in exile
| centers. 1t was widely welcomed by
the French because of recommenda l.
tions couched about as follows:
Europe cannot recover econom-
/ ically: Germany cannot pay repara
tions: unemployment cannot be over
! come in export countries until Rus
sias immense natural resources can
| be exploited. Since trade Is impos-
!
Moscow rulers will not relinquish
their power. it must be taken from
| them by force. This will be easy II
| the mistakes of koltchak, Denikir
l and Wrangel are avoided. The REQ
1 army. with the ruined industrial
| on, cannot resist a modernly equipped
force armed with improved heav!
| artillery Add to this poison gas and
| constant reinforcements, and the boil
shevists are overcome"
Thus was the recommendation
, worded. If the Russian eXiles would
form their army France would fur
| nish the equipment. and after the VIC
tory constitutionalist czarist gov
J eminent was to be organized and the
monarchy re-established with Grand
| Duke Nikolai Nikolaievitch. author OF
, the October. 1905. constitution. as the
| probable ruler The latter would not
! take any risk unless he were to be
! petitioned by democrats and abso-
lutists alike, and the object of Miliu-
! kov's trip was to accomplish such a
unity. The cZarists, knowing nothing
! of this, planned to kill him. Before
the senator, who was mistakenly
killed in his place. was buried the
| German government had senttwo city
councillors and other ministerial Of
| fcials to the railway station to greet
respectfully the same bolshevists
whom formerly they Jailed and de-
ported.
Fresh -Mistrust Seen.
Obviously this present government.
whose foreign minister in a wretched
speech recently called Poincare of
France the European dictator. and
Lloyd George of Britain fallen star.
now will incur fresh mistrust and
aptipathy by f1attering Moscow, but
it's persistent belief that Germany's s
troubles will prove the greatest at
traction at Genoa is the greatest proof
of the truth Of the biblical adage of
those who have eyes but see not, and
who have ears but hear not.
a German understanding with Rus
sia in 1918, with mutual respect for
each others political independence.
would have been wise, but for myself
DO not consider that it now is to our
interest to create an impression that
Germany and Russia have any COM
mon Genoa policy through festive re-
ceptions to bolshevists. luncheons and
dinners. Really this is only the dill
letanteism of a government desirous
of showing to the world how versatile
i: is. But in western Europe this ac-
ton will be accepted as new proof
of Germany's cunning deception
which, having hitherto professed en-