| Show CONCILIATORY I TONE TOiE ADOPTED BY Y RUSS RUSSAS ANS i I Soviet Reply Tends To ToI Prevent Break With I Britain MISTAKES CLAIMED Bolshevik Says They Also H a v e Complaints Against England 1 MOSCOW May ay By 14 14 By By The Tho A Pre Press s It RussIa's note to Great Greot Britain the th text or of was n gI out here today Is couched in conciliatory terms LX Lx Ix pressing regretful r surprise at lt the ultimatum it proposes a conference It a time and aid place to be b arran arranged ed edwith with England at responsible representatives of both gO govern discuss not only tho the disputed secondarY questions ral railed ed In the BritIsh note flote but shail shall also regular ular regularIze ize Ize he fully the bet sil een Hus and Great Britain The Tho note nole sets forth what it do- do de declares dares clares are aro certain errors In the charges with regard to propaganda by hY Russia Rumia in the tue cast While admitting admitting- that Russia oat oat- nat sent tent money to the tho Russian in Per sia It sas a the tho are oer o In think think- think lug log that Russia has no use for money In tho cast other than far propaganda tta y DI DIVO DIg VO VO l I The note noto disavows for tho the third fosco Moscow ale It offers to settle ettl by arbitration arbitration tion lion the questions raised by hi the tho Russian seizures by British trawl trawl- trawlers trawlers ers and compensate the families of Charles F Davison an English civil engineer executed in In 1920 and ot of another British subject In whoso whose case caso ca o a claim was WIlS made mad If the tho British will agree acree to give com corn compensation tor for the tho long lone ment ment of ot several eral Russians in Ing Eng Eng- England Und Enc land an and India IndU Ith regard reg-ard to the tho two wo notes sent to 10 signed by v hie h Mr Hodgson the British agent in Moscow returned com corn corn- com that they were couched In inoffensive inoffensive offensive language lanc the reply says bays the first ne note noto to returned by Mr was neer ne er sent again to the British government and there there- therefore toro fore Core must be as unsent y the second letter did not con con- con contain tain aln anything offensive Co These notes were in reply to Mr Hodgson's pro pro- protest pro protest test against the th execution ot of Moo Mon Monsignor nor Mon signor I l I lie he note neto declares that despite misunderstandings Huh olp appreciates friendly relations with Creat Britain The Th document of ot about words Is signed by Maxim C I a commissar for tor foreign af- af aCi affairs af affairs i fairs and Is addressed to Mr bag bag- son I son S1 T OTE I The supreme council of the n flus- flus alan sian church lias has sent a communication communication cation of brotherly to the archbishop of Canterbury primate of al saying it consIders It in lew of ot the para para- paragraph para paragraph graph regarding the th Russian church In the British note to Hu Russia Id to say that the church Is now freer than en evir I before In e ent of i any attempt to bring war upon Russia the communication add adds the church will gIve its bles to those who fight for lor their country AVOIDED A I LONDON May M-iy 14 11 Dy By By The As- As Associated As Associated sedated Press In In British of- of of official circles the reply of tho the Rus Rue Russian Russian sian let government to the Brit Brit- Brit British ish isit no note to I ii li considered as avoIding II a rupture Satisfaction Is expected at what tho the British consider an about face taco on tho the part ot of o Moscow In u it-u attitude toward Great Britain While hue the British government Is ready to discuss the disputed mat mat- matters mat with Leonid Krassin or another I credited envoy Lord Curzon seems to maintain all the tho I points raised in tho British note noto and will cili III not tolerate long lone I SI O o i explanations front from It Itts Itis Itis ts is indicated I I Ho will wilt also Insist Ita it is a declared Ion on adequate red redress res and apologies for the wrongs alleged by hy the Brit Brit- BritIsh Brit l Ish h in their note What purports purport to tob b a summary of the tho Russian note to Great Britain is printed under II a Mo Moscow cow dat date Ine in today by hy the Daly Herald the Labor newspaper The says tay that the th soviet l gO go toi II reply proposes a confer confer- conference conference ence enee of ot plenipotentiaries to discuss not only Lord Curzon s recent corn com communication com communication but hut the tho whole problem of Anlo AD lo Russian relations relation with I a lew a lew to establishIng a genera genera un on- on un RUSSIA HOSSIA HAS The main theme them of the th note not says the article is 18 I that the Russians have equal grounds found of complaint Itu sla has tys alwS and Great Britain has ha al ala a declined to discuss the th relations relation between the tho Ito two countries The Tho Th note noto contends says the lh Herald J l that many of o Lord Curson s 5 charges are based on doc doc- 1 C Continued on Page e Two I CONCILIATORY TONE ADOPTED BY RUSSIANS Continued from front Page One supplied by secret service a agents which are arc always of ot doubt doubt- doubtful doubtful ful tul Russia has baa many such which she could cite against Great Groat Britain Brit Dealing separately with the Brit Brit- British ish Ih charges the Moscow govern govern- government government ment meat says saya the are either fabrica fabrica- fabrications fabrications fabrications I or falsifications It declares Its ness 1111 ngn ess to abide by the do- do de decision I cislon of ot the proposed conference Ith regard recard to the three nile tallo limit the article asserts and arld adds that as an evidence of good will 11 has released all British trawlers INSISTS 0 0 01 EQUALITY The note Is said to 10 admit that the reply to the tho Hodgson 1 protest against the tho Butchka Itch execution execution tion was unusual In tone but the British representatives In anno ed tho BOllot sO lot foreign office by persisting In sending sending- a note after arter ho had been told the Russian government was unable to discuss a question ot of only domestic concern Hu Russia sla cannot deal with other countries except pt on a footing or of equality the tho resume declares and If the rulers of ot Great Britain realize and accept this the chief rea reason on for the present abnormal relations between the tho two nations will ill dis disappear appear 1 the Iho ho soviet government emphasIzes emphasizes emphasizes sizes follow the dangers which would fol- fol folI follow follow fol I low a break and says thit toni toni- pared pared with these dangers daners the points In dispute are arc lal |
