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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
New Government Believed
To Be Arranging Ali.
ance with America
Kerensky Army Hope
Induced Brusiloff and Curko
to Reconsider designations,
Observers Think
BY ARTHUR s. DRAPER


London, May l7.-Russia, under the
new regime, intends to follow the lead
of America as regards peace, Russians
here declare The new government
plans to make strong alliance with
the United States and TO act jointly.
Russians here expect further unrest,
but they scout the idea of separate
peace.
They refuse to admit that the break
down of their army discipline is any
thing more than temporary. They
look to Kerensky, the young, energetic
Minister of War. to revitalize the army
and inspire the soldiers to fresh deeds
of valor. They believe that his in
huence induced Generals Brusiloff and
Gurko to reconsider their designations
and to persuade them, together with
Russky, who was said to contemplate
resigning. to take an active part in the
military campaign.
Tchernoff. the new Minister of Agri-
culture, has been, since the beginning
of the war, an exile in France and re-
turned to Russia only three weeks ago
He is considered popular hero in
Russia. Three months ago he was I'M
able to obtain passport to return TO
his home.
Under the new regime less is heard
about war aims and more about mill
tary activities.
/ give the following story told to
me by an admiral in the Russian navy
to show the inherent desire for dis
cipline among the soldiers and to prove
that the present breakdown is merely
the result of the intoxication of lib
erty and the reaction following the
success of the revolution and the
breaking of shackles.
On the outskirts of Petrograd a
sailor saw the admiral coming along
the street, clicked his heels and saluted.
The admiral stopped and asked:
"My son, why do you salute? 1t Is
unnecessary"
at is right, strand no one has seen
u.s. replied the sailor.
The soldiers were embittered and
enraged at long years of harsh and
cruel discipline, but that passed and
their feeling has greatly improved.
The Provisional Government is un-
fortunate in not having an ambassador
at Washington or London. NJ. Sazonof
was recalled as he was about to leave
Petrograd to assume ambassadorial
duties here. Though no explanation
is given, it is understood that the new
government, of which Terestchenko'
the Foreign Minister. is the youngest
member, considers Sazonof too i'm
perialistic. A Liberal before the rev.
olution. he. like Miliukoff, became a
member of the extreme Right, though
his views were unchanged. Under
present conditions it is impossible for
Russia TO maintain anything moro
than a provisional agent at foreign
capitals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18

since Of nearly $50 men ABOARD the ves-
sci only twenty-nine have been res
cued, according to the report.
The vessel, which carried a large
crew and many men for the Alaska cam
neries, stranded May IL, and was aban-
doned the next day, when heavy seas
began TO pound her TO pieces.
Five lifeboats, each crowded 10 ca
pacity, were launched. One was picked
up few hours later containing twenty
Zine. men. So far, according TO the mes
sage received to-day, none of the re-
naming boats has been sighted.
The Standard. a ship of l,46f net
tons, left San Francisco April for
Bristol Bay Alaska. The message re-
ceived here was sent out of the naval
radio station at ST. Paul, Pribilof ISL
ands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
Waitress Bill Signed
Their Work in State Limited
to Fifty-four Hours a Week

Albany, May 1.-THE Graves bill, re-
stricting the hours of labor of women
employees in restaurants, was approved
by Governor Whitman.
The new law provides that women
cannot be employed in restaurant work
more than fifty-four hours q week, or
before a. m. or after 10 p. m. Cabaret
performers are excepted. provided they
do not work more than fifty-five hours
week nor more than ten hours day
for two days a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
edmond, for Nationalists'
Accepts Proposal fer
a Convention
,I,;onists Expected
To Agree to the Plan
Gathering of All Factions
favored to Bring About
Solution

dan May l7.--John Redmond. on
s.rof the Irish Nationahsts, to-day
- the proposals for Home Rule
...,,5 last night by Premier Lloyd
80, but accepted the alternative
..e.sl for an Irish convention to
solution. The Unionists have
%, replied. but it is expected that
~, viu agree 20 this. Their council
-, likely 20 be held before next
SEEK
(, one expects either side 70 rush
a enthusiasm 10 the support Of any
..,osals 81 the present moment. The
81 rules Of political fnesse arc like
= be accurately observed. But a
long opinion exists that the prospects
!, ,ettlement are good. provided mat
81. are kept moving.
a, The whole. the Premier's propos-
- ,,ve met with a fairly favorable
stan. Il Is not 20 be expected
~. any kind Of suggestions for the
...,.ment Of this controversy. where
=. n,rties concerned are Numerically
..,nssd. would be received with gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18

wards listeners rose, that they might
applaud with greater freedom Sir
Edward continued:
But 1t is our task to grapple with
this menace. We therefore welcome
the help Of the great Republic from the
west. Fighting together we are in
vincible. and | feel not a shadows OF
doubt that we shall attain victory, a
victory not for ourselves alone, but
for the entire world"
A toast to President Wilson was
proposed by the Duke of Buccleuch,
who said:
NO one can accuse President Wilson
OF wishing war. lie, like his people,
wanted peace, but war was forced upon
them. This war has wiped away our
Misunderstanding with the French. and
will likewise wipe away any misunder-
standings between Great Britain and
the United States, because We are out
for freedom and liberty. 1t will con-
solidate our alliance and will set an
example to the rest of the world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
12O Believed Lost
AS Ship Strands
In Bering Sea
Standard, of San Francisco, Is
Wrecked on Coast-Twenty-
nine Men Reported Saved

San Francisco, May 1.-THE three
masted ship Standard, owned by Libby,
Mcneil e. Libby. is a total wreck Off
Cape Constantine, in Boring Sea, ac-
cording to a message received here to-
day by the naval radio station. 1t is
feared that 100 lives have been lost,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
British Toast
u. S. as Navies
Join for War
Arrival Of u. S. Destroyers
EIeralded with Enthusiasm
in All England
Tribute from Carson
First Lord of Admiralty
Terms Combining of Sea
Forces Epochal Event

London, May 17-"No more i'm
portant event in the history of the
New World and the Old has ever hap
pened than the arrival of this flotilla
of dcstroyers in our waters, side by
side with our navy. commingling the
old Union Jack and the Stars and
Stripes. Fighting together we are in
vincible."
In these words Sir Edward Carson,
first Lord Of the Admiralty, proposed
toast to the American navy, which
was drunk by distinguished gather
ing here to-day at the Navy Leagues
luncheon in honor of the American
naval officers. A toast to the President
was also drunk.
Sir Edward paid a glowing tribute
to the American naval forces, remark
inc that the function at which he was
then speaking virtually conceded with
the arrival in British waters of the
first instalment of the forces the
American navy was sending.
Both the navies are now engaged
in a work which may have a far
reaching effect on the history of the
relations between the great English
speaking races" he said.
Harmony to Continue
"This evidence of absolute harmony
and cooperation between the British
and American navies will never be
broken until the enemy is crushed"
Sir Edward continued. at will not be
broken even then, because it will be
cemented by many events which will
have led to the liberation of humanity.
Whatever the distance between the Old
and the New World, we have always
cherished common ideal-love Of
liberty and determination to beat back
the aggressor, whoever he may be,
who dares to lay hands on the fabric
of civilization which we together have
built up"
Sir Edward was interrupted fire.
ouently with prolonged cheers, the
greatest demonstration coming when
he said:
1--WE are now, from this day forward,
out together TO preserve the real free
dom of the seas, and We mean to do
it,
Later in discussing the submarine
warfare he received another ovation
when he said:
1.-THE submarine menace is a real
danger. 1t would be foolish in me to
underestimate it. In the coming months
the courage and grit Of our people
will be sorely tried. 1t may even be
a question who is going to stick it out
But ! will tell you who is going to
stick it out; we are going to stick it
OUT"
limited Forces Invincible"
At this juncture many OF Sir Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
AHistoric Luncheon

The Prime Minister of England, Mr.. Lloyd
George, and DIR. Page, American Ambas'
sador in London, at the great war meeting
of the American Luncheon Club in London.
Between them on the table is bottle OF
Perrier, the great French Natural Sparkling
Table Water which has conquered Europe
and whose popularity is so rapidly 'pread'
ing in Amer;c7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
Czernin to See Hollweg

Amsterdam. May IA semi-ofiiclal
announcement from Vienna says that
Count Czernin, Austrian Foreign Min
lister. has left for German headquar-
ters to continue his conferences with
Chancellor Won Hollweg
He will take up matters which were
discussed during the Chancellor's re-
cent visit to Vienna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
Nationalist Oppose
Partition Plan, but
Welcome Convention

Dublin. May 1.-THE government
plan for the settlement of the lrlsn
question has received no good WORD
from anybody in Ireland. NationaliSts::
whether supporters or opponents oI
John Redmond. agree IN condenlnlhg
the proposals. They are regarded as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
Jersey Man Killed in France

Ottawa. May l7.-Private A. ernon,
of Glen Gardner, New Jersey, appears
in recent list of infantry killed in
action. This list brought the total
losses among the Canadians reported
since the battle of Vimy Ridge 70
1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18

suits of 'Forefathers' Cloth.
Shades drawn from the
deep rch Colonial tones
buttemut brown. olive green,
gray black.
Wools from the same
County of Norfolk, England,
which supplied the Pilgrim
Fathers.
The long wearing fabrics
Of Mayhower days faithfully
reproduced.
The cloth of 1920 made
into suits for 1917.
Exclusive with us.
Straw hats of Quality
moderately priced.
Registered Tradem1rf
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
gl3th St The at Saith St.
Four
Sroadway Corners" Fifth Ave
aWarren st4lst St
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-23


Saliptqliartier meloeten, energiide
0iaBregeln ersriffen Uer6en faIIs
man ibrer babbaft miro
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@fdnner on iiA nebmen, faas bieie
nif)t in Die armee eintreten ober nah
neu Ser. Staateu auriidfehter.
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Die Ehan;enOifte unS ibrc
@eiuianuns.
Bon Otto ashm a nm.

Cur mandsrlsi glrt finb bic Ga
Sen, pslds JlOrn ihrsn liebli9sn ains
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bisHfilihsn 5oublunpen unerldblih.
Taber pur6en OF aus fernsn 9eaens
ben goliam. buftsnbe 6ayss uno S6ls
ger berbsiasid,nfft; ou6 tpurbsn bst
froben 'SeIisn burh bienenbe Runbeu
uno Wdpfen ben Gditeu SaIbeu,
4rdnse rnb Moblgerii9e III f&ousn
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unfdae.

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bat gbarlss WfisrIs jpolIts seftsrn IN
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MiIhpoatnfiibrsr sntfnmen unpers
lift ipGbrsnb bic Gahrasuee gum gt'
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peripnal. .Nutijen.

Serr linton 8raunianefs
ger ipuroe ssiiern na9 lans.m
j9tpsrsm 9cibsn bonn Sobs trloft lmS
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itnb getauntsn. Der allssmein seats
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bauie, 2122 Ban Gear S.rabe. Gus
itdtt, iporauf in Der ct. Gransisius
Girtbs an 8ine unb 2ibsrtp SiraB.
elm feisrIi9es Hequiem e6gehaltea
ipirb.
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9laTh. bat esitern in ibrem 9auis.
2314 9ietor StraBe, i'm qllisr bon
MIR 80 Sn5r.n bic aueen gum stris
gen GfIummsr seidlofen. Die 9srs
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ben gerluft Sas Dlitsefiibl feinsr
i5reuHbs unb getannten sur Seite
feet. Die 5euer6sifatfuns firbst am
Spnntng Ra9mittog nm 3 libr fatt.
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GBdbIt ein eebtimnij
bdsrtiaai siHsr bsraamtsH MsbisiH siSt
bic SefiaHstheiIe bdeHnt. bamit bas
pabftfHm rtiHs SHDeridtilss 9assiSiH ~
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gu erbdIteu.
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girisTIafhP fdiiitet uub bdrn Die Sinffe nit
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ociben. Der fnbrifnri dnrontirt, hus ts fes
fdnt oeer bas Tefh rrlSsrftattet. gu tabsH
tet allen suten gpotbeierI.
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ltnebrlidsr TOitbeamfe Dernrtbeilf.

Ger 2ijdbrige Sobn 6. aoblman,
726 Gonii6ine apenue, Vrice Sia,
Der iid idrI6ig befniint batte, in iei=
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bous, bic er in Der Strnfanitalt in
atlanta. @o., Derbiiben nniB, beritr>
theilt.
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iammfbetross Don stipa 1915 bsidd'
bigt purben.
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Strabe, ipurbe ssifsrn qlbenb On Der
8. unS Snenmors Sirdbe BON benz
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isiGt rerlsbt. 70 baB Ssrr Bed iie nufs
ssbsr nnb nod ibrer Wchnuns brin=
ger fcnnte.
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+ Weprg 6er5os +
Der bodJanseiebene Iann iOlat i'm
sllter BON 7S Sabren Ssm
lebten Nppea.

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geliern VorrnIttng I'M 1926 Die
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pon rs ,sabren erreidte, puroe in
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gater bate oil Der 4Ser 9eluegung
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alsgenititert. @r ipuroe melJrrnals
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su ben bsbeutenbiten Wbistsps uno
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3eit, fsinsn Reigunsen gu &unit uue
giisrntur su frSbnsn. Or aolt als
nitt unbsbeuisuber auniftsnn.r.
Wan fonnts iib aui fem llrtbsfl iiber
ben Wertb BON 0emGlhn perldiisn.
ipie er fi6 Ssnn aud reSli6 Weiibe aes
ge6sn bat, ben grseugniiIen beuti9sr
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DerTf0ffen. Ri6t tnmer I'm Snierefie
feines eiaenen gelbbeuiels. Ser,og
mar Elm Mdnn bon umfniIsnben NIL
ZEN. Die frsi6eitIihen Sb.eH, bic er
an Der Gette bss 0aters eingeiogen,
ba6en i'm ME byInfen. or mar elm
unsntipegter iystnb bes gdttpismus
unb benz nit bieism beripanbtsn pros
bibittonismus unb unsGbfige Reosn
bot Sersos IN feinen jiinssru Sabrsn
aegtn beibe sebalten.
1872 bsrmdbIis sr ii9 unb fe6te in
efiidli9iter gbe Elm ibeafes ;Samilisns
Ieten. Die @ebd6tnisfeisr firbet an
Sdnriing Wittaa 1:30 i'm Srauers
borfe, 3511 Wibbletpn 2lpenue in
Clifton itntt. tporauf bic ginafderung
trfolgt.
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Ser mann bat seitanben
Ter ON lestsn Jreifag cine Bonnie
i'm aubitoriumssbeotsr gu GbicasO
nisberlegte.

e1te ago ,Jl, ". NoD. EelHS
bolb Z. Gauit, elm naturaliiirtsr
,Deutider, eei,onb am 2tbsnb bsm poz
li5ei9ef S9uetteler, bog sr ss mar, Der
nm 3rsitag 46snb in ooriger 8ofe
pdbrsnb elmer Sperns9Oritellung s!ae
Bonnie i'm aubitorium<5beater nles
bsrIssts. Die rob tonitruirte Yombe
iuar ni6t erplo6irt. Die Gntoefltng
batte aber sroBs aufrsgung untet oen
3ui4auern peruria4t. Jauft, Der Trnz
ber sin pOitsGlsrt mar, CAB audi. ME
bic pOli3ei iaet, gu, ouB sr grisis, III
oenen er 9el6 psrlonste, on Sanes
.. SGrgan unb grant 8. 8etmore,
beibs DON Der erifen RatiOial 9dnt
Don Gbicago, gsi4riebeH babe. Jauf
iast, bag sr bic Regisrung baiie, nI@t
neil re nit ieinsm GeburtsIano IN
ari.s 1T, iOnbsrn pessn Der gsb mo'
lung, bie ibm in ben aehn SabreH, ne
CT i'm pOitoisnit mar, 5utbsil gen9r@
ben. Gr Iagts, bab er nur bic 46tat
gsba6t babe, reids Ssuts gu alarlnlf
rem.
Su Der 8obnung Tuufts fnno bic
goli5ei Ritro @lpceriH, Saiebpuls
Der, sspuloertss Dpnamit uno anoere
grploiiDitoffs, ipie aud cine anoers
Bomte, bic bsrieniqen Gbnli6 lit, bic
i'm Auditorium Hieoe-gelegt Duroe.
Die 9rbaftung erfolgts auf 9runo
Der an bic gantiers ssi4riebensn
8riefe. Ssrr Wetmore lisB cine aHs
nonce in bic .perfona!~ sSpulten eis
ner 3eituns sinriidsn, in Der sr ben
S6rtlbsr bss grisfss niudte, an Jpn
gu tslsphonirsn. Dies mar Elm in benz
grprshunssbrief entbaItsner 9ors
idlag. als Tduit tslspbOnirte, belt
Tin Wetmore nit cine: ldusereu uns
ierrebuns Teii, un6 ss purbe in5pis
idsn feftseitsat, boB Der Rann Elm 0fs
ientlifes Selepbou i'm Gouutps s9ss
tdube benusts. glls absr bic qolt3si
tort5;u tam, mar ,r fcrt. Serr Dstz
more bate Jpn in3pifaen erfu9t, in
oer 8aHt por5uipre4en.
gfm nddften sGse fam Elm Marn
na6 Der gont uHb prGfentirts .insn
Brief, in bsm bic 2luslisferuug Oes
9tIbpadets psrlnnst ipurbe. Or tpurs
be Derbuftet. Gs fielte fi9 beraus, baB
ss Better Msisbausr, Dor 9elatpors,
Wis., fei. Dsisbousr fogts, bnb i'm
elm Manu auf Der Strnbe aueerebet
unb ihm 81 bafiir gescl,en ba6e, bdB
CT ben Brief in Der i6dnf obIieftr.
uno bas gsIb in gmpfnng nsbmeu
iplle. Weisbousr fpuroe IN 51ft gebaI.
len unb ON nGaifeu Sne begab ii4
Sauft na9 isinsr Wobnung tpo sr
bsrbdftet nurbe. Weis6auer ibsntifi'
sirts Gauit Gls ben Damn, Der ibH
bafiir besabIts, buB er Zen 8rief una
Der 8arf trnee.
Ban. in SnSiana beraubt
Grancesbille, Snb., %. gtoo
Der Gelbidront Der bieiisen Staot3'
bant tpurbs am Oonnerstug Mor9er
gu friiber Stunoe bon Ginbre9err
s,fprtnst. Sir ungefdbr 5000 6rei'
bsitssgoubs, $500 boar bonn q. Uf
6. u. Jonbs. uuo $4,000 bon oer
@elbern Der gant ipurosn seltobltu
Die RGnber snttamen in einem auto'
mobil. Sopeit bat mon ieiue S2uE
bon ihnm oefunpEn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-23
SodDihnlratb.

Sn Der geitrigen Sisilna Der obis
gen geb0roe nuroe Der Stn6tanpolt
eriudJt, Gle AnmlIiring oes gegen Die
geboroe erlaiienen einbalts6efebls
geaen Die glusiflieBung aisipdrtiger
Sdiiler, oeren Shulgelo nift be-
5nblt fporben lit, gu erlangen unb
SdJritte su ergreiien, bie riiditanois
gen S6ulselSer ein5utrei6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-23
g,dfermeiiter erbaIten ;snitruftiDuen.

aebensmittelsa aommiHdr gIums 5at
esftsrn ben 8ddertiteIissrn sebradts
anipsiiunsen 5useididt. pis iie iI4
untsr ben geltimmuneen. ipsI9e SIs
,eniiruns Der gddsreisn pori&rsibsn.
bic i'm Wipnat msbr uIs 3ebn Bartel
Waebl perbodtn. gu psrbnlten barsn.
gie geitinmnungen treteu 1ni 10. Des.
in aroft. Gie iilo in oieien Spnlten
Dor einigen 5ngen per0ffentIidt pors
ben. ioo1b bon ibrer@ieoe eoerboIunealbs
itnnb senommtn iperbsn fonn. elppiis
faticnsu fiir Die 2issus mahM bel osr