Berlin, May 24.
'A Kovno message to the "Vossische Zeitung" says that rupture of relations. with Russia is being considered by the Lithuanian Govern-ich|the Agreement but is an unpreced~ ented and arbitrary act in the history fof international relations. The present British Government, which, he says, came into power with the help of the notorious Zinovieff letter, has rifleed the interests of trade and.
lustry, friendly Anglo-Russian re~ lations and the peace of Europe and of the world to blind hatred of the Soviet: "everything is sacrificed to the interest of party struggles in Great Britain." "The Sovie full responsibility for all possible consequences of the rupture on the present Government of Great Comrade Rosengolz says that the Soviet Embassy has not had time to make inquiries in respect of the telegram from the [Commissariat of Foreign Affairs to the Soviet representative at Peking of November 12 last, but the capt ents of the tele-fe rain as quoted by Mr. Baldwin, he says, bear on their face all. the [signs of invention, particularly the feonstruction of the phrases and terms, used and the references to non-existent bodies.
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