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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
HIGH WIND BOTHERS
GOLFERS IN FLORIDA
Z. n. Bankard, Jr., Turns In
Best Card of the Day.

Palm Beach, Fla, March Ga strong
east wind interfered with low scores in
the medal round OF the Florida state
golf championship. which began here
to-day. and the best card turned in By
the 40 starters was that OF E. II. Ban
kard, jr., secretary of the Western
Golf Association, who halls from CHI
cago.
The summaries Of the first two Of the
four sixteens 70 qualify follow:
Fi>t si1,een-E r. Bsnkard. r.. CHICAGO. S.
lo-15. n H. Bend. Town and Country. 3t-i3-
IAN a Knight s. Augustine Cor club 3f-l3-
-e lame. II Hy %, south shore. ss-4i-S0. II l.
WfWoughHV NYurcxoof as-i2-sU- Qulrf-n Felt
re- Nv ycrk sa-fe-si. John " \ lcr Mont
club. 90 ti-.i. Ber amin J. kosenfhal. hsTis. oe.
te-sg-So Sinclair Boilln. Coiiinssood. 3g-i3-
-. Dsrf-l e. Murray lafrurdass. t0-i1--e
t;eo-,- T. Rrokss. PinirE Rccs. .e-A-s7. e u
Smiffers Gsnvcw. 1T--4i-s. Russell q. Cot.
Gard,n city -si-sl George W. Watts. Durham.
seconi .irieer-Fr-derick FrrlnEhuysen T,ir-do
st y e. Warren. Mnis4hda. t2-i2
(eor.e T. M1-~- Rutland, i.-+2-N " l.. Buck
Beverly. $3.50. = b. Trout Lancaster. a -
Is: Henri I LiPeiii As,.sT; 49,: 4
osk'sai l5-as-S5. J. ,. Rumhaush. Ashevilis.
sg~l3-sS: Charncr Oicott Sara;osl s-f5--,5.
Dard Wassfa- Piping Ro'k. - fs-s5. D. Wit
PAGE RnrAsaay Hunt, N-4f-.d. Courflsntt n.
nsruss. Piping Rocs a7-i3-ss - John MOL.
Hemp, 43-is-s1i y. u A[rssf, A'oHdha 40
lf-u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
CARNIVAL ON ICE
TO BRING OUT STARS
Figure Skaters Will Have an
Inning at ST. Nicholas Rink.

Plans for the ice carnival week AZ
the St Nicholas Rink, which will begin
rext Monday. were announced yester-
DIV. Three competitions arc scheduled
for the opening night There Will be
figure skating contests for boys and
Girls under sixteen. for boys ard girls
from sixteen to twenty-five, and for
those over twenty-five years OF age
II was originally planned TO Iold the
contests for the youngsters IN the
roorninc. but because Of school hours
the events have been set for the
evening.
Upless the Amateur Hockey aSue
carlos results in tie the O. II. A,
CHAMPIONS of Canada, together with the
vonarchs. Of Winnipeg. present hold
crs Of the Allen trophy, will come here
70 play a series Of games with the st.
Nicks during carnival week. in the
event of league tie the play-of same
,y;ll be held before the international
came This series will take the place
~ tho annual meeting betwec the
Canadian professional teams IN TINS
CITY. and hockey followers beFoya IL
viii prove much more interesting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
D. JANOWSKI WINS
BY SLIGHT MARGIN

Defeating his opponent in long
drawn out game, the sixth OF the series series
after seyenty-three moves ~ J i''o'Iei
Tho French chess champion, succe,deu
In tieing tho score Of c. Jafc at Mar
sbalps Chess Divan last night; T..
when adjournment was t1 n"J h. No.,
Gunner. after forty-two moves had Deeh
rccorded. Jafe had certain victory IN
s,obt had he sealed the night move a
,osn1uvrc involving the sacrihce OF
",bo orchange." lie missed ms oppoI-
unity. however. and after resumption
~ ,bc evening session Janowski graz.
msliv improved his game wirihIIs
eycn,ually. after having forced thIous"
49, nassed kings rocks pawn. III.
FOR this JAZZ had 10 give up kn,sn y
Az +, was Janowsh won ny ohiy q
bair'- breadth. The Frenchman ihi,
,be white pieces in a queens gainD .n
dcclined. and honors were V IT,
,broyybout the opening stage. nc
rccori 20 date: Janowski, 3; Jani,9,' =,
T G,s~". o o. The seventh game will be
,Isyed AZ the same place tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
THURSDAY. MARCH .
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

HsWst Japan. Cora China. Philippine Isl
srds via san francisccl tciose Al IL 50
. nj hins .-..... ...-.. ...-.---. Men
Hawai- fIi Islands. New 1sslart. Australia
via Vancouver ari Victoria 9 (clcse
a. $50 ml--NisgArs. .................M ch 10
japan. Cores. China Especially addressed
ongl va Sesttiel lclose Al 80 p nj
., - 4NtN' -.-t- -. ..tt AAcn "
Hawaii. japan. Cores. Chin. Philippine Isl
ands wa San Francisco lclose Al II 20
ml-Persia Nsru NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nch 10
japan. Cores. Chi,s. Philippine Islands VIA
Ses'uel loose a. es0 ml-Shiifuoks
NatA hNn -
Hawaii VIA scatter tcose at $50 ? nj
Japan. Cores China Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Nict0ris. r @ (close -
$50 ? ml-Montesgie. .............. Mch 10
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia tercer
Mcsl. New Zealand wis Ssa Francisco
tcose a. II 50 ? ml-scocma. ......... Mch IL
Hawaii via San fronciscol tciose al II %
ml-N.tsorta. ........... .............M Mich II
Gusm. Philippine Islands via San Francisco
lc.cs. At II - m 4 Transport o.. Mch 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
ARRIVED

Laplald b. liverpool Feb IS 20 M White
star Line With mails ant mdse Bar. ! Is an
George Warren. eeuluegQs feh Do, 20 the Nun
sou = 60. with sugar Bar. m. 5th
Falkland INofI. Manchester feb IS. 20 A
Esmcs Rar n M 5th
Gmrc RI Liverpool Feb g - me White star
Line with noise Bar : m 5tn
Ns'be,k Ban RI. Gibraltar FEB IS. 20 Durham
Burstsi INorl. NlDe Feb q. 20 the Mun,on s.
line with sugar Rsr an
EspersnEa r,mpiro Feb % Vera Cruz Is. Pro
sres0 q. Havana ~ snd Nassau Manu- z. 10 the
New York a cuba Msii - Co. with mails and
mds- Bar. 80 m. 'fh
sIaos. Kingston FEB 49, 70 he United Fruit
Co. with mails snd md-e. Bar, 80 , m
tomanche. Jacksonville Msuch art Charleston
3. to the Clyde - Go. with mtse quar- S IS D m
Moro Cassie Havana March and Nassau 70
no New YORK. & Cuba Mail s. 90. with mise.
Bar ~ m
VILE de rsmafsre lFrl. Msrseilles Feb S. P.rcs-
Iona snJ valencia n. 70 James " Elvell 60
With mdse Bar. 30 mn. 9TH.
Pom Antonio lNorl. talhanen March T. % the
Nest India = Go with sugar Bar. 10 ? N. 5th.
Port Hunter m Brisbane Dee II, Sydney -
Melbourne 81 and Durham Jan 2S Via Boston March
4. % Punch. Eiye & co. with mdse Bar. sam
ri Rio. Galveston Feb o. ~ The Southern Pacific
Co. With mdse. quar-. 6.jj an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Other Clubs.

figure New Brooklyn Evers continued TO give us the hardest
haiti, With McGw question of his pitching that holds up the
NIL he tough Brooklyn has fine material as
hall club Robbie all the pitching club needs for in addition to
and Vanguard
rs Cheney pitcher II Brooklyn plays the ball that
h 70 NAV tt should But don't believe either
Rroovn or New Yorkc beat us out"
for one OF the great baseball in his league He figures
and tho Cubs Phiies because is still
whether is right or whether kfer will be able
Ru he will have fast hustng club at Cincinnati
oro that vii be no easy target for any of them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
TEAMSDROP FROM
AMATEUR LEAGUE
Crescent A. c. and Com
monwealth Club Will
Not Have Mines.

The Crescent Athletic Club and the
Commonwealth Club. OF Upper Mont
clair. y. J.. will not be contenders for
the Amateur League baseball cham
pionship the coming year. according 70
an announcement yesterday. This will
leave the title among the Englowood
Field Club, the winners Of the honors
last year: Mortclsir Athletic Club and
the Forest Hills Garden club. IL was
hoped that the Staten Island Cricket
and Tennis Club would be ready to re
enter the tournament, but ~ requested
another year 20 develop its team 70 a
higher standard.
Commonwealth was forced 70 with
draw when its grounds were recently
taken over for a residence. The Cres-
cent team. which captured It's only title
in 1914. declined % continue when It
was found impossible 20 adhere 10 the
long schedule.
Play will begin on June 3, and one
game will be played every Saturday
afternoon. The entry OF three teams
will compel one 20 remain idle every
week. Each club will play ten games
before the season is brought 20 q close
late in August 4 schedule for the
tourney is expected 20 be announced
within a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Fourteen Years Ago.

whats mind Johnny asked az thinking he answered
"of kid twenty
weighed 1913 the months That
the ball the first heavy set fellow
these Well young
explain that wasn't after
job knowing who luck
schaefer that
had his Job less
although still ahead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Episodes.

episodes OF To the out
There part Of drama
years there plenty Of drama for
incidents the who have been outstanding
o
Scha passed and statistics are
landed with Detroit
became a big factor in a penns winning machine
morning. Schaefer disappointed Dali
stripping anxious " be
them they have been stars IN
eight flag winning campaigns in different leagues
and it nothing Nothing to
any one but Evers nd schaefer, who still remember
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

CERMAN-AMERICAN
OARSMEN ADMITTED

The German-Ameriean Rowing Club,
composed OF Germsn-Ameriesns who
have rowed in Germany. was admitted
to membership In the New York Row.
ing Association and the resigna-
tons OF the Atlanta Boat Club and tho
Staten Island Boat Club were accepted
ut last nights meeting Of the sssocia.
ton IN the New York Athletic Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
HIGH MARKS STAND
IN TOLEDO TOURNEY

.o.eso, March g. Bowlcrs continued
:. "a goo work in tho minor events Of
20 american Bowling Congress tour
a-ea' here to-day, although the for
80 leacers we're not disturbed. The
-. a,.aek on Heehan's $50 score came
~ ne work Of ?. Hawkins. OF Jack
=. Aiea, who ran INTO the third place
we singles with Ola. Too man
.'e held him back, as he had only
.r,,, wen frames, neither being al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Jones CONES FROM
BEHIND AND WINS

Joseph Stone, OF New York. was de-
feated last night at Thum's, Thirty-hrst
Street and Broadway, by Frank Jones,
Of Philadelphia. in an Interstate Three
Cushion Billiard League match. The
score was 90 to 40, both players making
high runs Of 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Klinger Done Up Brown at Billiards
%I@p95r1%&ht
% GanzXuzdR Rice

There life in base
ball that
Johnny the lobby OF
the Dempsey Hotel schaefer passed BY The
greeting figured anything more
meeting had passed
along Ever without making remark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Evers and 1916.

yers to-day starting fifteenth in Major League ball This
until consider one
detail Wagner who have lasted
were all big powerful them along the
bulk % b
Evers has weighed S5 pounds or less
and at all times with his system
closet 10 he surface.
we'll as he ever looked IN
his life He looks young he He still has the same
that he reported 10 Stalng
down At the atters plantation before training time was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Weak Spots Bolstered.

m the out6ed than have been with MaSee
Connolly others Even every recruit VIC have s
70 make good If one two OF the youngsters
how lose Know TINS SOUNDS IKE 'e @
looks knowing all the
Sailing, Is out to and he will find the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Strong for Braves.

And barring luck Ev certain being IN ms
world
, eove anv one he SAYS club have this
cent stronger than v"
in 1914 when we had terrible and still out
"Te pitching should carrying US through In ao
tim 70 Rudolph Tyler Hughes who did OF the work last
year. stangs Nehfs grand pitcher ever saw one another
- Rrres and then both experienced
pitchers
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

Hamilton. iNsapo-r News ana Ncrfoik. 70 the Ola
Dominion - GO. Win mise. Quar-. 2le N
Carolina. Ponce FEB %. MAsaguex - aad san
iusn March Z. - TIE Nr~ Nora a rorfo kico -
with nails Ard rrfsc. Rsr. ~ % p ~
knrsis 30 ni M. Shrlstlauia Jan - sni
Shir.ds feo n, % Be1hsm A Boycscn With rdss
Ssr. SO , m.
SAILED
i-ossucis lBr'. London; Muskrs,c Ag'srs: Ascsy
lNorl, lare Medina Galveston NJ Mar Calves.
ton; ooSienhs tnuichl Baliimoxe. JcreEoc. Mr.
sui Nespcrs News
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Trotting Horse Trainer Dead.

Lexington. Kyy March o o. rI horse
Ro~crman. a well known trottns ri III,
t noNv, IVA was found dead in bed a, ms ,o
t bome here late to-day. According 10 :,
he Coroner death was due 20 la Id
t,ouble. lie was forty-six years ''1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.


Genoa Feh 2g-Amaroria New ycrk
hssre March S-StAnia Nor. New Nork
Bordeaux. MkrCh --Sk-igue lfri. New Ncrk
a faillce March i-Nucsn IN. New Ncrk
iirsus. ico .e-ltiriisis iGreekl. Nea Nork
Gibraltar. Msrch 3-Mcstbury tn,l. Nr~ lcfk fcs
MkrscIIlfs
Colomh, March s-Crews Han tRrl. N.r Yea "a
- Vincent q y. and rofi Naisl. fcr Nsiras
Cover hageu. March 3-raniA dan. New Ncfk ds
Crlscbsl March e-Meiapsn. Pcr Iiron 70, New
Nork larl prc-cclei' Neut nri. Nsg Nofk
Sshkux. March -hohisfan lirI. New Nnrk va
- Vincent { ', and Port Ngai for NlsiW~tck
An,ofasAsiA March '-''oya tHrl. New YORK va
rsy.l March .-Ksnnh tNer' N,- re-k fer
Ii.son. March sssrscn,c Asuaaeseu. ,Bnsl.
I4,rrrc'f Nar,a S. George tRrl. New yerk
philadelphia. New York
Manchester. March 4 CNnAnchee tRrl. New York
Bristol. Msn,h 5-wsn. CITY lprl. New York
Port Natal NArrh .-reursisen Msrl dap, Pen.
sacola via - Lucia f'r Kobe
SAILED
Falmouth Marrh e-Noordsn nuichl New Nors
81 Iucs March City q Ilnr1in lRfl lfrom
New NorAi. Yokohama
Gihr.fsr feh Is Verona titsil. New York
Seville, Feb 2f-jo-efs Rach span. New Ncik.
Carii- March s-Nar'ir IRelsl New YORK
Liverpool March s-Cameronis fiSrl lfron Giss.
cow. New Nork. 81 Paul. Do. 5th. Raluc tBrl.
Nce York
- Ibnmas Msrrh i-guiana lRri ffrcgn nere-
rAral. New lork
Bermuda Marrh s-Berrnutian tBr,, New york.
Gibraltar. Msrrh s-ResinA dltNis thaN t'fca
PASSED
Lizard. March szasnd,A Dutch. New Ycrk sni
Philadelphia fef Rotterdam. Roiearsh tRrl.
Nork Tor Rotterdam
oisraitsr. March s-ocano New ycrs tcr Genoa.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
srRROGATE's NOTICES.

u PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John 7. Cohsisn. surrogate
o, the county Of New York, NOTICE 10
arainst Martha B whitrldge. late OF the
,'ounty of New York. dcce9 I'D. % present
the same With vouchers thereof 10 tho
subscribers. a. their place ~ transsctlns
A Rire. our attorneys. 40. % Wall street.
IN The CITY = Sew York. on or before tns
IT, dsv q July. 1915. next
Dated. New York. the -qth cay or De-
oember. 1915. -
DOUGLAS H. THOMAS.
FREDERICK W. VHiTRiDGB,
Executors
wurTRrDGr. BUTLER & RICE.
Attorneys for Executors.
70 wall 81. New York CITY.
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Information and
Marine NeWs of the World
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

b. United STATS Ccast ard Geodetic sulEeyl
Sunrise ..........ssi Ncon rises q. M .
sunset ............ SIS Niool set - NJ. .l9. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
AUCTION SALES.

ERNEST u. MtLLIGAN. AUCTIOSEER.
viii sell to-day. 30 \. n. a. 20 last
I.sth St, HouscAo!4 Goods. Fixtures els,
20 satisfy storage ehargsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
'niIH AND RIDDELL
DEFEAT CHICAGOANS

49, team Of Jimmy Smith, rccog-
To-, a. the worlds champion, and
-. hlacell, representing New York.
|g'r,s ~ advantage Of 145 pins on
|Qis. b.ouln and Tony Karlicck. Of
IL s,s,y' IN their first bowling match
|tfa; ~, ''Ho games. On the Grand Cen
H. nee last night. Al the end Of
b. 80 gemeE rolled the local bowl
h, ,.sss's.'Inelated a grand total Of 2,7i7
ne scores follow:
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

LAWYER % years o. age American and Christian
ten years admitted % practice law and AZ present
erapi0rel b. Cify of Sew York. desires % chalse .
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Addres. n. Boz li5. Tribune O-ioe.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

HIGHEST temperature yesterday. q degrees tat
10 o p M. Lowest. 10 degrees A. 4 . M aser
axe yesierdsf ID degrees Average for coresponlln
date lasf year. . degree, srerag. i0r corresponding
date last ttIffy three years. % arsucf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Ferea.t, .or sod LOeaIItI,,. --El.l.1l

Forecasts :or Special Localities. -Easter Ne"
YORK rain ia south. rain or sno's IN norh portion
to-day. wednesday. fair and colder
TIE District n Columbia. Maryland. Eastern
Psnnsyiysnia. Virginia. Delaware ana Ne~ Jersey.
rain and warmer 20 laF Wednesday. fair
~asIft,-r Npw Elg and. Western Pennsylvania and
Lover Michigan. raln ~ snow to-day. wednesday.
fair
Nisslrslrpl Alabama srI Georgia. Cloudy to-oav'
"Wednesday. fair
Florida. North sd south Carolina. Louisiana.
Arkansas. Oklahoma and Eastern ana western
Teras. fair Tuesday ard WEDNESDAY.
Western New York rain or snow today. Neines-
dsg. cOudf.
portion tc.dsy. Wednesday. fair
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

t,e,t Foreea.t-Rain ami warner n DAY. to
-lorrow fsir md colder strong southeast 90 south
winds shifting % northwest tonight and rearfn
gale force.
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Female.

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HIGH WATER
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sa m....so27 / ? DO ...aol7 : ? M %
Humidity.
SLID m...... ssf p Ill.,. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Stranger LewiS Has
a Picnic at Garden
Amateur Billiard
Tourney Standing

Averages ar. given In round numbers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-29
BRITISH SUCCESSES
 AROUSE PARIS AND
 ENTHUSIASM PREVAILS
Great Movement Proves the Army in the Best of Condition and
 Resources.

NEW YORK, July 29.- A Paris special to the Times says that the British successes have aroused the greatest enthusiasm in Paris, less for the intrinsic value of the ground gained. than ao indicating the satis- factory condition of the British army.
 A high military authority is quot- ed as saying that the progress of the British equals the most optmis- tie hopes and that Americans ought to be especially gratified by the re. suit. which shows that an unmili- tary nation can at the spur of neces- sity build am army as good as any
 A French expert points ou the immense advantage the British have over the opponents who are now compelled to utilize troops stalled by months of holding trenches and often too old or too youug to support the terrific strain of those battles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-29
WOMEN HAVE 4 BIG
 SUM FOR CAMPAIGN
 FOR SUFFRAGE CAUSE
Conferences to Now Be Held in New York City when
 It Will Be Decided
 How To Spend It.

WASHINGTON, July go. -. How the $500,0OO campaign fund now being raised by the National Wom- ans Party will be spent is one Of the problems now being worked out by officers at the national head quarters of the party here.
 Miss Alice Paul, chairman of the Congressional Union. has left for New York to confer with Mrs. O.. n. P. Belmont who is in charge Of the collection of money.
 Inquiries are being made as 10 what regulations must be complied with and what laws followed out in connection with the new Party's campaign fund
 Several New York women Of na- tionaI reputation as speakers al- ready have been engaged 10 take the s,imp for the Womans Party in the coming Presidential cam paign Others will be selected while Miss Paul is in New York.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-29

Germany as the northern liak in "on immoyable wall against Che Asi1tic dsnger This wall, representing a ncw idea as Co Germany is rec ferrcd Co as being constructed by Turkey. Bulgaria. Austria aud Ger many.
 For tbc work cf pvopogando in Sweden. the alleged report asks Tor a preliminary appropriation Of more t,.n 1O00.0OO marks. suggests that TarRay and the other allies or Ger many be asked Co contribute their pr,Der share. The anti-Germau newspaper in Stockholm comment rather bitterly upon this suggestion os an international "slush fund for sweden. but assert cha, many of the recommendations in the report evi- dently written last December have been carried into enect. It also Is asserted that the report explains much Of che recent activity in Swed- ca against Russia and the attempt to .orce situation which would cause sweden to declare war as an ally of the Central Powers.
 The report, as printed in detail.
 cclrs with a discussion of thc possi- ble elect of a Russian offensive this summer. lJ is said that 1T Russia showed sufficient sign Of re- cuperation 10 reorganize its armies into an exective force, it would be necessary at once to carry forward a
 propaganda in Sweden, showing the Swedish people how greatly it would be 10 their advantage to in- terfere and ally themseimes with Germany. thus preserving their present interests and assuring their future.