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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Gtm einsiser Msaan
SoI IN ben Der. Staateu be autdIfe
ber 2lliirteu urb ber Der.
Stdaten iontroQtreu
limb Fir bic Deruussabuns bes Ssls
bts oerGuttportIi4 gematyt
perbeu.

@aibinstou, 3. G.. %. TSai
Die RegierirHg bot Elm Prngramm IN
grpd4ung, uuser BEN ole bre Gtns
tGuie fiir ben aries. seIneiui9aitIi4
nit beueH ber iGmmhi9eu aIltirteu.
tbatid4lh5 Don etnem ettsigea WaanEe
bur3 cine in gruBartiger Metie anous
Ieseube Organization b9orst iDeroea
iolleu.
Su bic 6dnbe bieIss etrIiseu Rau'
nes pitoen bic glntionep, bic eeseu
DeutialGnb aries fii5reu, id9rli5
ungeFGbr $4,000, 100000 Lessn-
Wiii ben programm Fub bereits FOL.
DE GOrtihritte seula6t tporbeR, baB
man ii3 I9oR auf benWauu sestnigi
bat, Der an Der Spise Der Ridn>2iui'
sabe fteben spu6 unb bic aLiirten Ea,
tiouen bdben ben piGn fhon n Der
3auptIa4e ihre 3ufimuHuns sessbeu.
es III pon Safoerfdnbigm ansees
re4net poroen, bab fir bas Sser uns
bie Glotte i'm erften Sabre So, 500,
100000 rirs9eeebeH fprbeu, pdtrsuh
bic alIiiirten ursefd6r $1,000 ,O0o. .00o
i'm Jahr alsgebea iperber,, unb mebr,
penn Der anieritaniIde Rreo&t unb biz
ameritanif5eH proSueRten es m5gz
Ii4 MAIDEN, mshr auseebeu si t6nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
3sbn bpaitdnoise Sdse'
ntiiblen
w2it 400 srfu9reueu arbsitera
SoIIeH DON ben ReuzGnglono> Stdateu
ua9 europa gei9idt perben.

Daf6ingtOn, 3. g., %. Raj.
Die ameritand4e p5Oreitr9 4focia,
ton" tiinbigtsn am 2tbeuo al, bab eire
9eretubarung nit Dem brtttiaeu
&riessamt getrOfTen Dor0en iei, inter
Oem bic feds ReugnglouO@Staa
binnen Rur5em Sebn Doaitdnbige R>
tDegIi4s Sdsemtblsu NIT 400 erfa5s
reneu 2lrbeibern na4 europa iaiteu
Deroen, I'M bic britii4e Qrmee IN
europa gu uuieritiiser.
Sie WhteIieber Der Expedition Ders
ben als Gtpils9tRsefteGte Der brttucheH
Resierung bienen. Der qLan fou bonn
Iariegsoepurtement gItgebetBeu pors
ben iein.
2eide i0entifiStrr.
Tep Orleans, Ga, %. Mat
Si: Qeide sines in einem Ruberboot
auf bem gon9atrtruin Gee aufgefurs
benen Wannss, pel9sr SeIbitmorb
bur9 @crI5luden oon @iIt 6egiHg.
nurbe aIs bieiertise bes 81 Sabre as
ten Gsberit S6r6sr ibenttri5trt,
Der in &refeIh, 0euti6tanb, ge6oreH
mar uuo friiber BEN poften tines ames
ritauii4en RpMuldr<4seHteu in a0Ln
betleibst BATH. Bon Bunbesbea1rten
tplrbe in Grfahrrng gebraht, bdb
Sdr6oer I'M Derhadt prObeutiGer
Sbdtigteit tnu unb besbefb iiberrpa5F
tporoeH f.i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

2812 GOIeraiu abenus, purbe gefteru
GutGnittag in Der 9tahs ieiues elters
liben 9auies DON bem 4uto oes 81.
NeBer sstrOffen. sIiidIi4erpafe isbO9
MIR unbebeuteIlb Derlegt, 70 bG5 sr,
naAOem sr in eiHsr nabgelegenn
&potbete bebanbeIt porbeH mar, na4
9aufe gebra6t perbeu tonHte.
= Der 9remfer Robert eLart,
AL @resuup Strabe, gOOiRstOn, fiel
seitern 2l6eno gegen 9 llbr i'm 9auie
go. 407 Spcamore Str. cine Srspps
binab unb oerleBte f9 oerart am
&Opfe. Bag 2tutopatrol gfo. 3 ibn mad
benz StaOt6oipitul bringen mubte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Sel6itmprOS-g -geriud).

Der 33idbrige Subu 3iesIer, S15
6ordce Strabe, Der big Dor Slrt5'i
oIs Iu6rndnu Il, itdbttfdeu 9ieufsu
fdnS, isboa isine Steae etugemibt
Sat. md4te gsitern Gbeub m ietner
@obuung ben @eriud, isir aeb'u gu
enben inbem er cine Auartitdt GtTt
perI6tutte, Or purOs balo ndt oer
Sbat eutbett unb unb BEN itGotiIdleu
SoIpttaI gsf9idt. ipu man fetneu 3ns
itauo aIs isbr Scientific sraftete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Die Wsitslieser Der fran,
sBRitbem 3pinniiiipm
0i. mon nod m UufsiagiOn slaubt.,
um WsittiDOd in SreFt aasetORmsn.

Bafbiusion. D. G., q. mai.
Der fribere premier @ipiani. Tar.
i6dn SpfFys uuo bic onbersn Tlitslie-
Der Der fran50Iii3eH MiHion fnb,
iuie cine au6eIbspeite meIoet, tpobIs
bebdItsE tH greft. Granirsi6 onses
iommen ,uro purben am abenb IN
paris sripariet.
Die Ttttslisber Der SommiHion
fubren am 15. Mai. nit bsmisIben
Dampfsr. Der Fe beriiber ssbradt. BON
Rem gnst oh 81. zAatio4s MIR nur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

tpenigen 9enmtsn unb pisIsn nmsritn.
niI6en 3situnsslsiten betnnnt, bic
bas @ebsimnib ebrIid beDubrten, ba,
nit bic Grnn5Oieu ni4t in pnH0tbis
ger @eiIe bur9 bsuiidt llntsrIseboOte
eefdhrbst piirben. Dos pubIitum i'm
2lassmsinsn glaubts, Oab bic Trau8Os
len nod in Dafbinston ieien uHb Biz
gum Donneritag purosn aud nod,
I'm ben Sdein gu tpabren, Gintabuns
na1 Eiir f;e nfnfnnn1fnsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Rpn GrbfdaftsFsuer

Bon Grbf6aftsFeuer
befreit. 0ie grppeu gbtbeiIltug
Der Retp gprter Suprerrs Court bat.
EN- lIrt6eil bes gtadIobri6ters Gobd'
Ian beFtGtiqerb, srturrt, bub oie
Rpdefe1er Foundation uno bus 8us
reau Of Social Spgiene als pobttbds
tige @efeaIdaften auf5ufdHeu unb
oes6uIb ocn Der 8e3nbIuug Der
SraRsferirurosHsuer 3u eutbiuoer
finb. Qdura g. RpdefeIer, bic Satin
ron Sohu .. Rodsfeuet, pelde m
Tdrs 1915 oetprbsn TT, btuhrlieB
Der Rodefsner Foundation S438,s
593 IL uno beu guredu OF Soctu[
Sooiere $4,000. Der Staatss
tornptrouer hattie bic 3obiuug Der
SransFsrirunssffeuer bon bieieH 2esa~
ten aeiorbert, oelteub mnheno. tetne
Der beioeu 9prporatioreT Tel nis pobIs
fbdtiqe 9eielf6dft oufsufufer. Ru4~
Iubri6ter GpboIdu nber sntidieb. boB
bie 9eIetli6afi.r I'm TtsRft Der DobL
tbdtiuteit nirftsn uro aus biefern
grunoe bic grbTbdftsifeuer pegfuIle.
Siefem gefuub Bot fit nuumsbr bic
appenubtbeiIuHs. bel Del6er Der
StautStpurptronsr 9srufuns siRseisgt
bate. angei4IOFsr-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
llnb Die aoblennoth bat einen alarmi
rcnhen erao erreid)t.
Die neulifen grottrdualle peruriu9'
fen einsn SdnOen Don
10000 600 Reietas.


Siiia6on, 6. Dtai. (Stprreipon,
ielB Ger sfii. greiie). Portugal bat IN
ben lts!en poar aionatcn iiielge oes
Srieecs idgpere entbeDruneen crlit.
ten. 3ic lreIic fir glnbrnngsHlittcl
iis ollie diloeren Sebensbeoilriniils
l.no geIraltig in Die Sobe gegnrgeh
uno Ser 5oufboottrIea bat eiHen
piangeI oil aobIen. yeiSen, Wais uiio
aaOeren ariiieIn berbeigefilbrt. benz
oit Heglerun6 rdthlos gegenilberitebt
@an, bcion6ers fiiblbar maht iitl
Der aobIenmarlgel. Sollie ibin nidlt
1bgebolien ircroen, oom iperoen Idii'
ielioe Don 5nbrIteu geid)Ioiien reroen
miiiien. en- 9ripdt1duiern III ieit jiuei
Diunaten getroIeiinl IN Die StelIe pou
'Sns aetreten, lulo an 1lasen, ipo ab.
ioIni feine soblen erlangt iperoen ton.
neA, Ipsrosn fir Stlidlel6ien S1ge.
pi5R uio ahocres brcnnbores Niate.
rial perranot. Ter greis Oes SOl5es
III lU bod, odb MIR Die Reidleil in Der
lnae limb, es iiir Scl5ltngsppcfe an
juidaiieH.
lie Straben bon 9iiiabon iin6 bel
Rodt fat gonj iiriter. Sic ipdrlidlen
Sasfantpen pernlogen lie nidt 5u BE-.
Ieii6ten. Die elcftriit,e gelciihtiIng III
l:i,is 1uberte beifrdrft Ole geoolfe.
ring lit 10 barge, 6db nod neim llbr
sItcnos gliemano ohne 8enoIper ino
Suierne iidD nif Die Strabe Ill beeeben
rUdgt. Die eleftriidJe geIeuftuna Der
iSniia6en Der 9benter uno Dor Den
Cafes 1T ncridpplmoeu. iulb ale oi.
feitliden 2ot lie ntiiiien I'm eli llbr
gc'5Ioiien tpcroen. glif Der Siraben.
bahnDerfehr enoigt nm oieic Stiin6e,
lno INN gtitterraft iinb iduuutlid)e
Strafen oerlaiieu.
@igo. Sparier, 90. 1ni, iiber
Paris. gortiigieiifd,e Settungen, rpcl.
dc ioeben bier nrtnmeu, berihten, baB
lid, Der ans ben neiilid,en @rotfrdtpaI.
len ermafiens Gd,oben aiti ii6cr TO-.
100000 Gefetos belaufe. Gm Sonii.
.ag mar Se gituntion cine iebr er1rite.
als Ger p0bel bic Geifdfte IN her
$auptitaot fiirrnte. SGntntIi6e ga.
ben uno naarerIagcr in BEN Srt-
Itoiten 9eotoret unb Boscobisco
trurben geplimbert. sm 2iifabor rp'ir.
sen mebrere tlinoert Berionen herbal.
tet un6 auf Sd,iffe I'm Snfcn gebrntt.
Gs mirD beridtet. bob Die Grbetter am
M.ontag an ben Streif aireen uno ii6
cen Temoritrenteu arridIoiiet.
Ter @larine!Wfiniiter lo6tp bic
!salhins DER Rurinetriirper tDdlrrerS
ser llnruher, bic In offiJieIlen arei.
fen anf oeiitffe sertripuen p,riidGe.
iiihrt meroeu. 9ie @eiibers 6es portt.
1ieiii6sn grerieIuriuiiiers Tr. NJ.
ionio Gotta iptrS fdinrf bcipadt.
sSnfclgs oes 8etreioemnugels er.
Icubt Sie giaaicring mir ben @erfalIf
einbeitlidlen grctes, bns fefr idnDor,
rrb faft imgenie5bor 1T 9ies rerrir.
iaft inurtr neue llnriiher iiro oieIs
Nddereipn iperten eepliineert. Su
Gporto weroeu bic Bidder auf Der
gt,aBe angeariffen imS ales 9rotes
teroiibt, ous re orstrogeu.
God, enthalten Die borhrgieiiidrn
gldtter. uelfp bier nnfnreir, bic
9snfrif,t. orb Die eugIiihe aegiertmg
$500 1oirneu Reisen yiaeitd'srt ba.
he, rpeIh, aif etrem aiitraliidDen
1aurpfer iuterlpeos irro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Temer.

- oSr Der Sfeune beg G6tptH u.
Gontlin, 2OOO Reubing Roob, Brad ges
tern glittag aug Big iest urbetanns
ter uria6e Elm Seuer aus, bas eineu
S6oben BON etrDa $1,000 unridtete.
ebe Is bon Der, auf 2lldrm 50 5erbets
gerufenen 5suerpebr geI0idt perben
tonute.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Sremnenbes 9orimoor
Sn SOllanb ri9tst iaps'
res llubeil an.

res 9etl IN.
amterbam, iiber 2onbpH, %.
Nai. - Gin IJeuer, ipel4es in einsm
2orfmoor in Der propinj 9reHtbs
sntitanb, psrbrsitste fi4 iiber pier Dit
i5aftsn unb bIsnM nod Ummg. Sine
QnSabl bon gserioHen iino si &ooe
psrbranni .unb mehr als hunoert
5duIsr ipurben SerfOrt. ylan slaubi.
bdS Elm Junte pon elmer 9d5g.rsDld'
i9ine bic aataitropbs peIurlh1is.
Tie boaGnbii6. grOUinj Ereni9:
ar,nst an preubsn uno lUISmst ilt
bauptid9li9 Der 8ieb5uAi.
amsritaHii4e @er5te uuf
pflseerinneH BON osm
u a5nis GsOts ems
pfaugem
qoubou, %. Wlai. - 9ds a.nea
ritanifGe Gclbbojpital, bas un.sr osG;
gsfebI bss WaiOrs Sorrp g. 9il8riii
itsbt, uHb bds in Dorieer BOd. in
Gnglanb sintrnf. purbe an Wsistpot
Don bsm a6nie 'GeOrg uHo Der So
nigin Warp ouf Der srObsn attroH'
bes gudinsbom paloitts empfdnsta.
Grobe GsusrsbruuR in
ungarn
Amfsrbam. %. NaI. - einsr
BuSapeiisr Bsptias eemdb bat sins
Gsursbr,,Hii IN ber uHedrii4eu Sinoi
GbSnp5s bereiis 1000 6duier serft6r!
unS 240 ftebtn nod IN GTamueu.
Issrtte Sauisub gerioasa fn6 Oh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
9as Ginspanseruassseies
iufpenoirt.
LIN sYarmarbetter Gls NyiiO 81 bes
fonmen,

Waf6ingtOr, D. G., %. NaL
lin ben porausfittli4eu geGnssI an
syarmarbeiteru absuhsIfsu, CAB 1u
T1ittpoa Der Sstrttdr DSliou gsisbl.
bos Neritaner. bsrsH font ala SJItte'
ratsu uber inter BIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
parasrapben bes giHipdHberungsse'
ieses Der 3utritt gu oeu Der. Staateu
bettpeigert tperbeu rIBt., Biz AM ASsi'
tsraa ,vosI,gsr t-,srNsr fnIIeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Risprpie Jsfiruftionem
GrIisB bic toHabiI4e Resitrung gegen
bas llebsrarsiteu Der ameritas
niften Gren5e bura tana'
bil6s RilitdrHIiatise.

Sberbrooie, Quebte, %. Wot,
Sniolge BON geribtsn pon eiHpaubes
runssb<nniten, bsnen3ufoIse cine sroa
&c glnSabI iunser taHabii6er Ttdn'
Rer ,ipelfe i'm militdrpflidtigen utter
itebn, ben srfOlgloIsn 9sriu9 semadt
basen IoIIsH, iibtr bic ameritanHhe
9rsBe gu aeben, srlieb bic Regisrune
Der Dominion am Wsitttpoh rieorofe
SnfrutiioneH an RilitGr, uEo Gins
ipaueerunesbedults, ni4t gu gefotteH.
bdb Wldnner pom militdrpfliftiesm
utter nod ben Der. Siaaien sebtn.
DieI.lten SnitruttiOnsn Iief.u sci Der
Bottom &. rlnins & 9ranb Srnut
R. R. ein.
Die Opfsr Der unteries :
bopte
apnbon %. Mai. - glm Riit'
mod purbs pffBisl ansstiinbiet. bab
in Der borigsn Do9. 18 britiits
5dubelsi9ifis bon msbr aIs 1900
Sonusn unb neun BON neriser ols
1909 sonItn oerfntt tuOrbeH isien.
ME AUD brsi Diidoampfsr.
ROrDesifdtr Dampfr
berisutt.
Qonbon. %. Rai. - Giner De-
pside aug Gbriftiania jnst. baB bsr
noriDesiide 0ompftr .Rornroun
4iFIe- DoH eiHsm beutf1eu Ilnters
fiebooi psrisr,it rorbtn Isi. Gin 95siI
Der gsIatuus riro DsrmiBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

ba9loz uub fisbtn perfOnsn fnb ums
setonmsn. Die Stnbt. bic A Nsilsn
bon gubapsit li.gt. bat $1,000 Gin,
pobner.
Ter iImgarifd,e Yremier
Gis5d
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Sittere Roth
Serridt in ascrtiisaI iHfoIse bes
ariagcs nuS Der 9aid)boot.
aamp0gne.

es berridlt 9ianseI on @ei5en, giais
rnS oaOereH striiteIn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

GuG Elm Rtioapn
Die Beibsr iin6 mir 2lTft,
.Gbne 2nt ton mon Hitx Iebeul --.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-11
Many Charitable Requests

The late Edward Belts of Will
mington, made number of gener-
Gus requests in his will to benev-
client and charitable institutions
in that city and in New Castle
County as follows: To the Home
for Destitute and Friendless Chill
dren, the Delaware and Physic-
ians' and Surgeons Hospitals and
the Associated Charities, each ST.
900; Delaware Commission for the
Blind, $4,000; Home of the Merci-
full Rest, Ann White Home for
Colored, and Layton Home for
Aged Colored, each $1,000; In
dustrial School for Girls, Minqua-
dale Home, Home for Aged Wo-
men, Little Sisters of the Poor,
Ferris Industrial School, Provid-
ent Society, Florence Crittenden
Home, Y. NJ. C. A., Female Benev-
client Society and Homeopathic
Hospital, each $500.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-11
CONAN IN PHOTOPLAY
To Be Presented at The Opera
House on April Twelfth

In keeping with the progressive
policy of his theatre, Manager
Hubert of the Newark Opera
House Company, has secured
George M. Cohan's first photoploy,
to be released by Aircraft Pict-
ures, broadway JONES'. for
Thursday, April 18th.
Ever since the early days of the
motion picture, George M. Cohan
has been approached by various
big motion picture interests with
flattering offers but it was not
until a few months ago that he
finally decided to branch out into
this field. At the head of his own
company he commenced activities
in the motion picture art with the
same enthusiasm and energy that
has marked his great success in
theatricals. Selecting broadway
JONES'" conceded to be his biggest
stage hit and which was written
and produced by himself, he makes
his bow as a screen star and that
the film version of this play will
even score a greater success than
the original is freely predicted.
1T was not because l have
underestimate the potency of the
motion picture nor its great pop
ularity and the fact that it has
come to stay and exert a great in
fluence on the life of the people
that kept me from the camera here
tofore," said the popular actor
author-producer recently in con-
nection with his tardy decision in
becoming connected with the mo-
tion picture field. 81 have been so
very busy with my theatrical af-
fairs that | never felt l had the
time to devote to it which | knew
was quite necessary in order to
make the big success it demands.
Now that | am in the game, l am
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-11

giving it my very best efforts, hav-
ing studied it from every angle"
Few American writer's for the
stage have caught the real spirit
Of what the people want better
than Mr.. Cohan and Broadway
Jones" is particularly happy
choice as his initial screen vehicle.
The subject gives him an oppor-
tunity to shine in the very kind of
thing he can do better, perhaps,
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-04-11

than anyone else of today, namely,
to present swiftly moving, inter-
esting and dramatic story about a
topic universally known. Knowing
his own talents better than any
other, he has given himself a
vehicle in Broadway JONES'"
which allows his characteristic
touches, so we'll known through
out the country, ample play.
ADV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-01
Universal Peace
Is Aim of Socialists
Leader Denies Stockholm
Conference Is German Move
for Separate Action

Stockholm, Sweden, April 3O.-The
forthcoming peace conference of the
international Socialist Bureau is not to
be held st the instance of the Germans
and will not work for a separate peace,
said Pieter Troelstrs, Dutch Socialist
leader and chairman of the executive
committee, in an interview to-day. He
spoke frs of the decision OF the
French Socialists not to send delegates
to Stockholm. saving that in spite OF
this action French Socialists would be
represented, if merely by minority
delegates. He vas reminded of the as
sertion made in France that the only
thing the conference could accomplish
would be to further project for a sep
arate peace. :,
THAT is the last thing in the world
il will do" he said. We are not
working for a separate peace and DO
not desire 1t. What we want is univer-
sal peace, and we believe the time has
come when there is chance OF schiev-
ing it. We are not optimistic as to the
outlook"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-01
Russia to Danish
Gar and Czarina.
Washington Hears
Provisional Government More
Firmly Established, Diplo-
matte Reports State
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington. April 3O.-Thc Danish
ment of the former Car and Czsrins
Of Russia by the Provisional Govern
mont is anticipated in official advces
received here to-day. What country
has been selected for their exile is not
yet known. although England has offered
them refuge.
Diplomatic reports TO the State De
partment daily assert that the Pro
vlsional Government is rapidly becom-
Ing more firmly established. In this
connection 1t is said that the Social
lists have more influence with the SOL
diers in Petrograd than has the Pro-
Nislonal Government. Minister of Jus
tice keronsky, the representative of
the Socialists in the democratic Cab
met. however, is lending all his in
fuence TO prevent any movement Of the
radical element which would jeopardlze
the new regime.
Indications now are that the Provi-
sional Government will be successful
in operating the administrative ma
chinery until the constitutional assem-
bly, is convened 1t is further con-
sidercd probable that Premier Lvof,
widely considered the most popular
man in Russia, Will be given hlghest
rank in the new government.
At the conclusion of the war, how
eevr. it is believed likely that Russia,
without relnquishing any OF the ad-
vance made toward the realization OF
democratic reforms, will turn TO the
constitutional monarchy form of gov
eminent. If this transpires, II Is be
leved probable that the Car Will be
invited to return. but without any OF
the autocratic powers he formerly eX-
ercised. In support of this IT is said
that the army and the people hold no
deeply bitter feelings toward the
former ruler. The bitterness has been
rather directed at the bureaucratic
circle surrounding the Car and at the
Czarina.
The Petrograd government, II was
learned to-day, has favorably re-
sponded TO the suggestion from this
country that American engineers and
materials be forwarded to Russia for
the immediate improvement: OF the
Trans Siberian Railroad. 1t is under
stood that plans are already under way
for the dispatch of special expedl-
tion 10 assist the country in solving
its transport problems, which are said
10 be essential to any further effective
participation Of Russia in the war
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Estimate of Needs Includes
Money to Care for Ref
ugees in France
Will Be Given Soon
McAdoo Considering Reserve
Board Plan to Float Bonds
Gradually

Washington, April 3O.-Tn addition
to loans to France and Italy totallng
between $200,O00,00O and 100000 900,
the United States will soon make a
loan to Belgium, the amount of which
is yet to be determined. Unofficial es-
Inmates place the Belgian loan approx
imately at 50,O0O,OOO.
Administration officials have been in
a receptive mood toward a Belgian loan
ever since the war finance measure be-
came law, but formal application for
loan was not made until to-day, when
the Belgian Minister, Baron de Cartier,
called upon Secretary McAdoo and
placed before him tentative estimates
as to the relief desired
Secretary McAdoo and Assistant Sec
rotary Crosby discussed details with
the minister for more than three hours.
IL is understood that the tentative esti-
mate provides for meeting in part the
Belgian governments needs in main
tanning a large number of refugees
domiciled in France. in addition to re-
quirements of a military nature.
More Conferences To Be Held
Further conferences will be held be-
fore the estimate of Belgian needs is
placed in final forE. Cor nsideration.
There is said to be a wide divergence
between the first estimates of the En-
tente governments as to their require
ments and their final estimates, made
after a process of elimination during
conferences with Treasury Department
officials.
Discussion of French and Italian
needs continued to-day between Secre'
tary McAdoo. Assistant Secretary
Crosby, the Italian Ambassador and
members of the French commission.
Vice-Premier Viviani spent more than
an hour in consultation with Secretary
McAdoo. Il was NJ. Viviani's first call
at the Treasury Department. Preliml-
nary work had been disposed of by his
associates and Treasury officials.
Indications are that the French and
Italian loans will be made this week,
the time limit announced by Secretary
McAdoo last week.
Funds for the French and Italian
loans will be raised by further ofer
of Treasury certificates, expected with
in the next few days. In this connec-
ton. Secretary McAdoo is considering a
suggestion made by the Federal Re
serve Board, looking to the gradual
f,otation of the forthcoming bond issue.
Bl-weekly Offerings Proposed
The suggestion provides for BIZ
weekly Offering Of Treasury certificates
in blocks az s150,000,000 10 $3.50, 0O0,-
600, according to the apparent ability
Of the banks readily TO absorb them.
The certificates may be exchanged for
the bonds when the latter are issued
The suggestion also contemplates the
offering of certificates to highest bid
ders, no bid below par to be accepted.
Reports from semi-official sources
that Mr.. McAdoo was preparing to offer
another block OF certificates tomorrow
were said to be premature as TO the
date Of the offering.
Announcement OF the terms OF the
bond issue, it is expected, will be made
in a day or two.
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continue the speeding up Of the larger
ships. 1t is explained that this does
not mean a suspension Of labor on
those vessels, but it is desired that as
many workmen and as much material
as possible be applied to the smaller
craft, which will be completed in a
period which will enable their use in
active service. II is expected TO build
a destroyer within fifteen months, q
saving Of from nine 10 ten months.
II is hoped TO hasten building Of the
submarines. but the difficulty will be in
obtaining the engines. Owners Of
plans OF submarine machinery are
counted upon TO resist the offer OF the
Navy Department TO sell these at rates
regarded as reasonable by Secretary
Daniels. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-01
Constantine Denies
Germans Guide Him

Washington, April 30.-Formal state
ments by King Constantine and by the
Greek government denying that the
King had been guided by German influ-
ence or had harbored hostility to the
Entente were made public tonight by
Charge Vouro., u the Greek Legation.
The latter also issued on his own
iniatve a denial OF certain fabricated
interviews" with the King published in
this country.
Constantine's statement. addressed to
the French Minister at Athens, denies
specifically a story published IN the
Paris Temps" Referring to this ar.
ticle, the King says he never received
from any sovereign of the group enc
my to the Entente any telegram, note
or counsel whatsoever on the subject
of the policy he should follow to main
tain his throne" He then emphatical-
" disclaims differences that he or his
government ever harbored hostile in
tentions of any kind toward the En-
teutep