Show I I British Government Receives Smashing Blow From Courts RUSSIA STilL IS PUZZLING TARDIEU SAYS Every Effort To Solve It 1 Y Fiasco Hed He d Declares es 11 I Hi n T lL L Rr T Io french to Iho tho Stales op Special Cable Copyright Cop 1923 PARIS May ll-iy 19 19 1 o tt T flue ears the Russian question q remains the of o Europe When the I armistice was signed there was Wl much discussion of ot the th called so-called so i Russian front It was wa not settled 1 because the allies then as now p sere ere not un united lied Clemenceau had gh elen en orders to S Sucre prot protect t Rumania and to OCcupy Odessa yet Set on only I a 0 a few weeks laterI later Wilson and Lloyd George Georgo propose I bringing Soviet delegates to P Paris i which the tho th French eminent pr- pr pra I ir r- r a mp refused Finally IY the unI un- un unfortunate I fortunate fortunato conference was w held and w wo we all recall what a 0 la- la la failure It Was wax We all remember likewise the strange 51 range discussion at the peace con eon conference Terence ference of ot the th Russian Question qulIon Lloyd George Georce refused to take Rusala Rus- Rus Russia Rus-cla Rus ala sia seriously declaring The The Bolshevist 1st peril Is a mere scarecrow 1 RiISON n a Wilson did not have hav the same opInIon but by a different process of stews lews arrived at the same ame con con- conclusion con conclusion His particular phrase was was All AH projects for reconstruct reconstruct- linc ling the eastern front are like try try- ing trying try to sweep back bach the ocean tide I with II a broom enn an said Ild ral things which I now desire to cite because they were not known WD then therland land Americans will find which their government has since tine adopted I I do not faor or the Bolshevists he Insisted a not alone because they are trim trim- them crim but because by talking with Ithem we w augment their power They are only elder cleHr at nt nr snares They would make a II trade trad with us eo o they could couk MY eay ay When mien we talked principles he allies would not recognize us but ut when we talked money mony they Wore were glad clad to do so QUI FAVORED What shall be b done We Yo can cannot can can- not walt wait until evolution settles the question If It I had my way II would Imm Immediately establish a cordon ordon around Russia Bot But I cannot act alone and d must insist yield to the views of the lother her hIghest allied authorities These Thee words trace prophetically dho athe curve curre of ot EnGland's Russian policy since then then- Lloyd George kell into th the trap Tempted by al- al alluring al luring Russian Rosslan promises he be- be became became be became came the Soviets Soviet's advocate at nt the Various conferences W What Is the th result England has not done dono don any business with Ith Russia but the Sov- Sov Sov lets Soviets hate have been immensely strength strength- strengthened ned ened through their contact with wilh the th thereat great grat powers Experience T has bas lia proven pro en that It I Is impossible to establish normal per per- anent rr relations b twe the Soc Sov Soviets lets Its and the rest of the world orld lIe lIe- caus Be-caus cn cause the people morally morall and so 1 II h t II are backward ward I they hy have submitted for five years to a regime that no other people would have bave tolerated u IL moment The rhe only way to deal with It Russia Rusia Is to adopt the some same general 1 policy Europe has bas enough nough troubles without assuming those which tn two Russian problem Includes i governments have hn tailed failed to settle Germanys Germany's disarmament reparations of e exchange chang We Ve pre are aro not even In a agreement on the question Of Inter allied co operation CHry l E p ob to touch the Russin Russian n p-ob- p lern lem has ended In a miserable ble fias- fias fiasco fias fiasco co The wisest plan is to abstains while necessary pree precautions I 1 for self protection The Tte Soviet SIH hl has e to pain gain from froll fron relations and nd nothing to 10 offer In exchange I |