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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
KURDAI UzPULDINEJA RUSUS
TaikoS demonstraCijos viennoje
JAP0NIJA UzPULS RUSIJA, JEI STA TA|K|NS|S
SU v0KIET|JA
JAPONIJA GRASINA
RUSIJAI.

Washington, birz. 2. -
Vicnas Italijos kares komi-
sionicrius prancSe, kad jci
Rusija pamGgintu daryti at
skira taikQ su Vokietija,
tuomet Japonija uzpultu
Russia il Sta suskaldytu i
atskirias valstybelcs. Tai
esas faktas, apie kuri mega
lima ilgiau tyleti.
Japonija pagelbsti Rusi-
jai, pristatydama jai ginklu
ir amunicijos. Nesenai pa
siunciusi Rusijos frontan ir
kareivip. Japonija zymia
dali savo kariuomenes pa
siQstu Rusijon, jei butp at
sakanti transportacija. To
ncgalima padaryti vienintG-
liu ir tai netvarkingu .Sibc-
lijOs gclczinkcliu.
Japonija il tolcsniai pasi-
zada, kaip galGdama, Russia
remit sioje kareje. Bet tcgu
Russia tik pamegina atski-
rial taikinties su Vokictija.
Tuomet tas taikos pasekmes
Russia veikiai pajustu ant
savo kailiO.
Rusu diplomatai tai visa
humane, ir todel darbuojasi
prizes taika. Tik kas pagei-
dauja Rusijai pragaiSties,
tasai nOri taikos su Vokieti-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
PASITIKIMA DIDELIS
MUSIS JURESE.
Copenhagen, birz.

Copenhagen, birz. 2. =
Berlyno lai',rasciai ilgais
aprasymais paminejo nett
nes sukaktuves music ties
Skager-Rak, kur, anot vo-
kietip laikrasciu, Vokictijos
karGs laivynas iSejes perga-
letojumi.
LaikraSfiai speja, kad
trumpet ateityj ir vel tures
lStikti musis vOkieciu ir an
glQ kar6s laivynu. Ir vel vo-
kicciai muSi lainesia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
ARESTUOJAMA SIMTAI
SUOKALBININKU.
Washington, birz

Washington, birz 2.
Vyriausybes agentai visoj
salyj arestuoja suokalbinin-
kus, kurie bent kOkiuo nOrs
budu megina pakenkti ka-
res rcgistravimuisi. Jau
simtai tokiu Sales prieSinin-
ku suimta.
Suimami IL tie, katrie me-
gina kOkiuO nors budu is
vengti rcgistravimasi. Antai
Laredo, Tex, suimta 26 .jau-
nj vyrai, kuric mcgino pa
sprusti MeksikOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
NESIUNCIAMA JAPONU
KARIUOMENE !
RUSIJA.

Tokyo, birz. 2. - Japoni-
jos uzsicniu rcikalQ minis
tcrija paskelbc prancSima,
kad nctcisingi tie visi pa
sklyde gandai, buk Japoni-
ia siunCianti savo kariuo-
meme i Rusija. Russia ka-
riuomen6s nereikalauja. Tx
jai yra reikalingi ginklai ir
amunicija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
7 40 DIENU PAEME NE
LAISVEN 1929 VO-
KIECIUS.

Paryzius, birz. 2. - Nuo
balandzio 10 d. ligi geguzio
a q. prancuzai paemc nclai-
sven ,S29 vokicCius. Is ju
2S,045 vokieciai nesuzeisti.
Paminetu laikotarpiu, kaip
zinoma, seke prancuzu uz-
puolimas prizes vokiccius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
KURDAI UzPULDINEJA
RUSUS.

Petrogradas, birz. 2. -
Kurdai pradGjO uzpuldine-
ii rusu armija iSilgai Persi-
jos ir Mesopotamijos rube-
zip. Geguzcs 81 d. 1000 raj
tn kurdu uzpuole rusus
SiaurvakaruOse nuO Ker-
manshah. Prasidejo muSis.
Ties BaranOviCiais vicnas
rusu lakstytuvas liepsnoda-
mas nukritO zemGn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
kaS ga|Va tai protaS RuSijOje
DARBININkAI STRE|KUOJA; NORI 6 VAL.
DARB0 DIENOJE
Siaucia anarchistai ir juodasimciai

puolesi pre- anarchistu ir
eme pleSti jiems is ranku
Juodas veliavas. Prasidejo
muStynes. Veltui polici-ja
maldavO demOnStrantus
skirstyties.
Atvyko cerkesai SUI kazO-
kais, o paskui JUGS pestinin-
kai IL galu-galc iSvaike mi
Mas IL visus anarchiStus.
iris anarchistai suimta, bet
paskui ir vel paliuosuota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
NAUJAS BILIUS APIE
CENZURA.

Washington, birz. 2. -
Kalp zinoma, kongreso abu-
du butu ismete paragraphs
is snipu biliaus apie spaudos
ir kalbu cenzura kares me-
tn. Tos cenzurOs pravcdimO
labai norGjo prez. Wilsonas.
Dabar prezidentas, sako-
ma, sumanes ineSti nauja
apie cenzura biliu ir tikisi
savo tikslQ visgi atsiekti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
KARES MOKESCIAI ANT
SVETIMzEMIU.

Washington, birz. 2. -
Rhode Island valstijos at
stovas O'Shaunessy vakar
kongresc kalbGdamas suma-
ne, kad rcikia karGs mOkcs-
cius uzdeti ant visu Sioj Sa-
lyj gyvcnanciu svctimzcmiu
vyriSkos lytics ir init nuo
ju po 200 dol. i metus. Tuo
kcliu j mctus butu surinkta
400 milijonu doleriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
PRANCUZAI PAEME VO
KIECIU POzICIJA.

Paryzius, birz. 2. - Pran-
cuzu kareiviai uzpuole pa
tmc viena svarbia vokieciu
pozicija, atsirandanciq pie
tuOse nuo ChevrcuX. Kelio-
lika vokieciu paimta nclais-
ven. NokicCiQ uzpuolimai il
atakos pricS Casque atmuS-
tos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
PRIZES KERENSKI.
LOndonas, birz. 2. = Ru

Londonas, birz. 2. - Ru-
su sOcialistai pradGjo smar-
kias agitacijas prizes dabar-
TIM kares ministcri Kercn-
ski, kuri norma praSalinti
IS vyriausybGs sastato. So
cialistai ncpakenCia didelio
KcrcnskiO veiklumO kariuo-
mcnes atgaivinimc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
PRASIDEJO ARESTAI
BARCELONOJ.

Madridas, birz. 2.-Liud-
dnai pasibaige micsto BARGE
lonos garnizonO maiStai.
IspanijOs kares ministerio
isakymu visi garnizono Off
cieriai suimta ir uzdarvta
tvirtumOn Montjuich.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
UzDARYTA NEW YOR
KO UOSTAS.

New York, birz. 2. = Va
kar pusiaudieniu porai va
landu buvo uzdarytas vietos
uOstas. Kokiuo tikslu tai
padaryta, niekam nezinoma.
Tai atlikta multu kolekto-
l'iaus isakymu. Net Wash
ingtono vyriausybe nezinan-
ii, kan tas padaryta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
M. GORKII PRIZES
TAXA.
Paskelbe slaptus cenraliu
saliu dokumentus.

Petrogradas, birz. 2. =
Maksim Gorkii cionai iSlei-
dzia sOcialistini laikraSti
''Novoja Zizn' ir palengva
atsivercia i patriotus. Savo
laikrastyj jis paskelbe do
kumentus, is kuriu suzino-
ma, kokiuo budu VoHetija
su savo talkininkemis m6gi-
no plikalbinti Rusija pada-
ryti atskiria taika.
Bulgarijos pasiuntinys
Berlyne, ID. RizOv, megino
patti Cork intraukti j slap
tas taikos derybas Vokieti-
jos SUI Russia. Taikos pasiu-
lijimus Gorkiui pristat6 du
vOkieciu agentu Petrograde.
Vokicclai kreipesi j Cork
todel, nes zinojo, kad jis
yra didis taikos Salininkas.
Teciau Gorkii neapsiem6 tue
darbu uzSiimti.
Taikos pasiulijime buvo
gvarantuojama, kad Vokie-
tija ir Russia neprades is
naujo uzpuolimo prizes lais-
vqjQ Russia IL sutiks ap!el-
sti visas uzimtas Rusijos te-
rltorlJas be jOkio kraujo
praliejimO, jei tik Rusija
atskiriai taikinsis.
Vokietija ST. Austria ME
ko netu1i prizes 'Kusijos lais-
We. Tikraja militarizmo sa-
llmi yra ne Vokieti.ja, bet
Anglia. Todel Russia mo-
raliu zvilgsniu visuomet ga
Ii pertraukti visokias su-
tartls SUI savO talkininkais,
tue labiau, kad tOs sutartis
kiekvienam zingsnyj yra
AnglijOs perzengiamos.
Pasiulijimo pabaigoje bu-
vo pasakyta: ''Rusija tuo-
Jaus pades ginklus. TIA patti
padarys ir jos prieSininkai.
Abb kariaujanti pusi pasi-
.liks dabartiniuOse karGs
frOntuOsc. Pc SitO Rusija
kuoveikiausiai suSauks istei-
glamqJl parlamentarini SUI
shrinking. SitO susirinkimO
svarbiausias tikslas bus nu-
tarti arba taikinties arba to-
lesniai kariauti.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
MAZO NUOSIM
cIO LAIVU.

Londonas, birz. 2. - An
gliJa kares mctu netcko tik
8 nuoSlmciu tu savo laivu,
kuriais veziojami .iavai.
Taip parlamcntui prancSc
maisto ckonomijos dirckto-
rius Kennedy Jones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
PRANCUZIJA NELEI-
DZIA SAVO SOCIA-
LISTU STOCK
HOLMAN.

Paryzius, birz. 2.-Vakar
ministeriu pirmininkas Ri
bot praneSG parlamentui, jo-
gel vy1iausybG prieSinasi,
kad prancuzQ socialistai ke-
hautQ i StOckholmq social
stu suvaziaviman ir tenai
su vokicCiQ sociaIistais tar
tusi taikOs rcikale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
BLOGAI SU ATGIM-
STANcIAJA RUSIJA.
Darbininku streikai.
Londonas, birz. 2. - Is

Londonas, birz. 2. - Is
Petrogrado pranesama, kad
tenaI kuOne visOse didZiule-
Sc dirbtuvGse sustrcikavo
darbininkai. Tose dirbtuvG-
sc daugiausia iSdirbama ka-
rlne medziaga, todcl greitu
laiku rusu veikianciOms ar
mijoms gall pritrukti ne tik
amunicijos, bet il kitokiu
kares reikmenu.
Anot MaksimO GOrkiO lei
dziamo laikraScio "Nova.ja
Zizn," darbininkai reikalau-
Ja didesnio uzmOkcsGiO IT. 6
valandp darbo dienoje.
AStuonios darbo valandOs
jiems pasirode jau perilgos.
BE to moterims darbinin-
kGms reikalaujama nustaty-
ii maziausia (minimum) uz-
mokesti ir ta uzmokestimi
turf butt nemaziau kaip 15G
rubliu menesiui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
PAMESTA TONAI
BOMBU.

Londonas, birz. 2. - An
glai lakunai daugeli tonu
bombu pamct6 i Bclgijos
miestus Ostend, Zcebruggc
ir Bruges, anot oficialio an
glu praneSimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
ORAS.
Birzelio 2, 1917 m.

Chicago ir apylinkGs. -
Siandie lietus ir griausmai;
rytoj grazus oras ir Silciau.
Saulc tcka 4:16, lcidziasi
1919.
Temperature vakar aug
Sciausia 68, zemiausia 4S
laipsniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
Rymas, birz. 2.

Rymas, birz. 2. - Anot
oficialio praneSimo, dabarti-
mis- italu uzpuolimas aus
trans atsiejo 100000 karei-
viu uzmustais, suzeistais ir
nelaisven paimtais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
Prizes girtuoklyste.

Laikinoji vyriausybe is
leido aStrius paredymus
prieS Rusijos gyventojQ Cir
tuokliavima, kurs iSnaujo
pasibaisetinai 6m6 siausti.
w girtuokliavima nuskirtos
labai aStrios bausmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
TORNADO SIAUTIMAS.

Guthrie, Okla, birz. 2. -
Vakar po pictu w 7 myliu
nuo Gonai prauze baisus
tornado. Daug manu- SUI
griauta. Daugelis zmonil
suzcista. Kcli uzmuSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
Kerenski Odesoje.

| susirinkusias zmoniu
minias OdesOs gatvese kali
b6jO karcs minister's Ke-
renski, kurs tenai uzsukO
keliaudamas is Rumunijos
frOntO.
KalbejO jis uz tolimesni
karGs vcdimQ. Miniose pasi-
girdo Sauksmas: "Salin ka-
rel" "Nenorime kares!"
Teclau Situos sauksmus uz-
stelbe kit: "Geda jums!"
I"BaIliai! ISdavikai!" ir TT.
J KarciviH satstovai uztik-
rino Kerenski, kad nors ka-
revival labai daug kencia
apkasuOse, visvien jie pasi-
svente ir tOlesniai kariauti,
nes rusai kareiviai yra laisvi
pilicGiai ir jicms rupi lais-
vOsios Rusijos likimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
NUSKANDINO 3 SUV.
VALSTIJU LAIVUS.

Londonas, birz. 2. - No-
kicGiu nardanGios laivGs nu-
skandinO net 3 Suv. Valsti-
ju laivus - "Dirigo,' y
"Frances NJ" ir Barbara.
Zuvps vicnaS amcrikOnas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
Skundas prizes Suchom-
linova.

Tcisdarystes minister's
Pereviazov indave vyriau-
sybei skundo akta prizes bu-
vusi kares ministeri gen.
Suchomlinovq. Jis kaltina-
mas w amunicijos nedirbi-
ma, w informacijas Quotas
Austrijos ir Vokietijos Sni-
pans pirm karGs. Traukia-
ma atsakomybGn ir jo emo
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
New York, birz. 2. =

I'll DI' 10 - 'DVt
YES VokietijOjc Suv. Valsti-
jq ambasadorius Gerard
tvirtina, kad Suv. Valsti-
JOINS prisieis kariauti ma
ziausia du metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02

Londonas, birz. 2. - Del
nesveikatos atsistatydino
AnglijOs maisto kontrOlie-
ius Devonport.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-02
Darbininku reikalavimai.

Metalurgines kompanijos
svarbiausiuose Rusijos pra-
mOneS ccntruOSe savo dar-
bininkams, nenorintiems
dirbti, pasiule $50 milijonu
rublip, kad jie tuos pinigus
pasidalintu il toliaus dirbtu.
Darbininkai teciau ta pasiu-
liJima atmete, reikalaudami
sau 800 milijonu rubliu.
Nuo revoliucijos pradzios
darbininkams uzmOkestis
kaikur padidinta net 200
nuosimciQ. Teciau girtiems
muzikams to permaza, jie
klauso socialistu kurstymu.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-24
Senate Leaders
To Hasten Action
On War Tax Bill

Washington, July 23.-Senate lead
ers decided to-day not to hold up war
tax legislation longer on account of
the uncertain prospect over liquor leg
islation in the food bill The Finance
Committee voted to report the war tax
bill as previously approved, and TO ask
that debate on it begin Wednesday.
The bill was reported TO the Senate
a fortnight ago, but was withdrawn
because of the Smoot amendment to
the food bill. Chairman Simmons has
contended that no revenue legislation
can be returned to the Senate until
Congress finally determines what pro-
hibition measures it will take and what
revenue can be had from liquor He
said tonight, however, that he had no
information regarding the probable &C
tion of the conferrees on the Smoot
amendment.
1--WE decided that we would take our
chances of action upon the food bill
which would affect the revenue meas
ure," said Senator Simmons. "The con-
ferrees have advised US that they will
endeavor to dispose of the prohibition
question first. Also | shall ask TO
have the liquor tax section Of the
revenue bill go over until after Con-
gress acts on the prohibition question
in the food bill. Meanwhile. the Sem
ate can debate other taxation pro-
visions"
Several weeks of debate are gener-
ally expected on the war tax legisla-
tion. The principal difficulties were
expected over the taxes on. excess
profits. incomes, publishers and liquor.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-24
Allies Succeeded
In Keeping Slavs in Line

Yet the Allied governments did not
cease work in Petrograd. The more de-
pressing and hopeless the situation
looked the harder they worked, the
more they argued with the Committee
Of Workmen's and Soldiers Delegates
on the harm 20 the Russian revolution
Of a premature peace. Albert Thomas
did a giants work. America was
brought in to prove the point An
American delegation was sent TO Russia,
an American loan was offered, Ameri-
can assistance was promised on the
most liberal scale-all with the proviso
that Russia stuck 20 the war.
Kerensky raised himself out OF the
ruck, and for the moment the situation
was saved. The Russian army began
great offensive that synchronized ex-
actly with the arrival Of the Russian
mission in this country. But the Com
mittee of Workmen's ard Soldiers
Delegates is still the power in Russia.
We have a gift, accepted with
threat made by body powerful enough
to carry out the threat. At any rate,
the fate of the Russian revolution gave
a respite to Greece. Success for the
combination in Russia would have
brought Immediately a revolution in
Greece and a Grecian republic, with
Venizelos as the first President. The
plans were made and the mine was
ready to be sprung under Constantine,
but the outcome Of the Russian affair
made the Allies very thoughtful.
To continue Constantine as the ruler
Of Greece could not be considered, but
there was quick change of plans, and
instead of a republic there was a sim
pie change Of kings in the direct line
OF succession.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-24
Senators Start Fight
On the Pork Measure
Kenyon Says Bill Is One of the
Worst Ever Presented in
Upper House
From The Tribune Bureaul

Washington, July 23.-Led By Sena-
tor Fletcher, Of Florida, chairman Of
tho Commerce Committee, the Southern
pork hunters to-day began their an
rusl onslaught against the United
States Treasury. The rivers and har-
bors bill was made the unfinished bust
ress and determined fight TO put it
through was begun. This was aided
just a little by the fact that the Senate
Finance Committee was not ready 70
report its revenue bill. Senator Sim
mons, who has always been in hearty
sympathy with river improvements,
especially in North Carolina, which is
literally taken care of in the pending
bill, is chairman of the Finance Com
mittee
Senators who are fighting the pork
grab were particularly disgusted to-day
when an appeal was made privately TO
some of the committee Senators TO
Rave the appropriation for the East
River so changed as to read for an
adequate" channel instead of specify
ing merely the number Of feet. The
idea was that there are several sharp
turns in this channel, and big battle
ship may have difficulty in not run
ring aground at the side Of the chan
rel in making these turns.
"If there are to be any additions for
the benefit of New York Harbor there
must be additions also for the South
ern States" one of the committee Sem
ators replied.
The fat fryers lost most of the day
because of long debate on peace, pre-
cipitated by Senator Lewis, Of Illinois.
But little time could be given to the
rivers and harbors bill itself.
Senator Kenyon. Of Iowa. one Of the
leaders in the fight against the pie
cutting, declared that the bill pre-
sented to-day was one of the worst
Tork bills ever presented in the Sen
ate, particularly in that it was in
sidiously masquerading as war
measure.
An amendment will be offered by Mr.
Kenyon, however, similar to that which
unmasked the hypocrisy Of the claim
that the bill was purely a war measure
in the House of Representatives. This
will provide that the President, in his
discretion, may pay no attention 10
any item in the bill which he does not
consider a military necessity, save only
that such work on projects already un-
der way must be done as will prevent
deterioration.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-24

1914 Cheese, which formerly consti-
tuted 80 per cent of the country's ex-
ports during the winter months, de-
clined 10 "a per cent last winter. ac-
cording TO the Minister, while butter
declined from Is per cent TO per
cent. pork from 81 per cent TO 10 per
cent and other meat from l6 per cent
to 1.5 per cent.
That such exports are necessary TO
the existence of Holland and that she
has large absolute requirements FOR
coal, salt, lumber, steel and other arti-
cles, was declared by the minister to
have been recognized by the Entente
Allies themselves. The Allies also are
parties to the division of the Dutch
export trade between themselves and
Germany, the minister insisted, as
shown BY the existence Of an agree
ment between the Netherlands Bureau
Of Agricultural Exports and the Brit
ish government stipulating that OF
Hollands total exports there must be
New-York tribune., 1917-07-24
Absolute Embargo in Effect
Until Rationing Needs
Are Known
Dutch Minister
Makes Protest
Declares Entente Has Rec.
ognized Hollands Need
for Raw Supplies

Washington, July 23.-The American
governments control of exports has re-
suited in an absolute embargo on car
goes destined to the northern European
neutral countries. Since the control
was made effective, a little more than a
week ago, not a single cargo, it was
learned to-day, has been licensed for
shipment to these nations.
The policy enforced is described as
temporary, to be changed as soon as it
is possible to put the neutrals on q ra-
tioning basis. Despite submission of
much information by the diplomatic
representatives of the neutrals affected,
the government considers that it lacks
convincing evidence regarding exports
from these countries TO Germany, and
1t wants 10 take no chances Of permit
ting American goods TO go through TO
the enemy. The facts sought. it is said,
would be available shortly.
Goods destined for the allied coun-
tries are licensed without question, as
are commodities that go TO most other
reutrals Some shipments have been
permitted TO go forward TO Switzerland,
but not until the character Of the con-
signee was established beyond question.
Meanwhile the government is nego-
tiating with the British for an ar
rangement by which the export con-
troll will supersede the British system
of granting letters of assurance. For
the present, however, an export con-
troll license is no guarantee against
British seizure and American export
ers must satisfy the British authori-
ties of their own good faith and that
OF the receivers of their goods,
The Dutch Minister, Mr.. Van Rap
pard, has taken q particularly vigor-
Gus stand against the governments
policy toward the European neutrals.
without awaiting the arrival of the
special mission to leave Holland soon
TO negotiate here on the subject, he has
laid before the Exports Council de-
tailed statistics to refute charges that
Holland has been developing an enor..
nous export trade 70 the Central
Powers.
As a matter Of fact, the Minister told
the Council, the total Of Hollands ex-
ports has decreased considerably since
New-York tribune., 1917-07-24
Half-fIearted Russia
An Impossible Ally

With the Allies plans for great Of
fensive, to begin in the spring and con.
tinue right through the summer and
until the bad weather came in the
autumn, a half-hearted Russia was an
impossible ally. The Allied ambassa-
dors in Petrogrsd tried to force the
weakened Gar into line, and when
that was found impossible, plans were
laid for the revolution, last chance
being given the Gar TO take control OF
his own government.
The plans as made, however, carried
no contemplation of republic or de-
mocracy. They were for constitu-
tional monarchy on the lines of tho
English monarchy. The Gear was TO
abdicate and his brother, who was
strongly anti-German, take over the
Job. The Duma was TO be truly rep
resentative body, with the ministers
answerable to the Duma instead Of 10
the Throne, and the Council of the En-
pire was to be transformed into a sec
ond legislative body, such as the House
Of Lords in England or the Senate in
France.
Consultations had been held with the
leaders of the Duma, and the Allied
steering committee was satisfied that
the Duma was to be relied upon. Miliu-
koff was thoroughly pro-Ally, and he
was counted on to carry the Duma with
him. The whole idea was to un-Ger-
mamie Russia and assure her active
part in the great offensive. A liberal
government for Russia was a secondary
consideration. The needs Of the Allies
were the driving force, and liberal
Russia seemed the best way to accom-
plish the desired ends. Hence, the
peaceful revolution. If the Car had
been strong enough TO control the
Czarina and run his own affairs there
would have been no revolution.
For three days everything seemed
going we'll. The Cars brother had one
foot on the steps of the throne and was
already issuing rescripts, when the
Committee of Workmen's and Soldiers
Delegates appeared in Petrograd. The
New-York tribune., 1917-07-24

ist party to vote in favor Of sending a
delegation to Stockholm.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-24
Senator McCumber
Demands u. S. Rout
Out Peace Agitators
North Dakota Citizens Threaten
Mob Action if Govern
ment Delays

Washington, July 23.-If the strong
arm OF the government does not rout
out the disloyal pacifsts and agitators
against war in North Dakota, the peo-
pie of that state will take the law into
their own hands, Senator Porter ]. Nc
Cumber warned the Senate to-day. He
had letters read into the record citing
the remarks of certain speakers in the
little town of Bowman, and alleging
that the postmistress of that town and
her husband had applauded the remarks
and entertained the speakers after
ward.
One of the letters said the postmis-
tress was about to resign, but that the
scheme was for her husbands nephew
to get the place. This young man had
been drafted, il was said, and his card
would scarcely hold the reasons he
had cited why he should be exempted.
The speaker who was applauded by
the postmistress and her husband, ac-
cordlng to the letters, which MIR. Nc
Cumber said were from reliable people,
had declared that the men who had
volunteered were fit only for fertilizer,
anyhow. He had said that the mothers
Of the boys who were drafted were
brood sows, raising up fighters to pro-
tect the millions of J. P. Morgan.
81 have these letters read so that
they may be. seen by our patriotic
President in reading this record" said
Mr.. McCumber, "and to call to the at
tention of Postmaster General Burle-
son the kind of people he has put in
Office in my state. II some action is
not taken by the Federal authorities
and copies of one of these letters have
been sent to the Attorney General-the
patriotic people of North Dakota will
take care of the situation and in their
own way"
Senator McCumber said the postmis-
tress and her husband are not Germans,
and that the North Dakota citizens OF
German descent are loyal.