sent from here for the relief of the in an Albany garage when one of Russian people will not ho permitted Czechs in Craps Sent a Hero them suggested that, they decid/- by Hindenburg Plot Denied Wilson Plans to get into the hands of Germany. Rioting the roll of the dice whether they Such promises have been made by Wounded Ambulance Driver To American Army would enlist in Colonel Hayward's Berlin Denies ether neutral nations bordering on Ger¬ Cheered negro regiment or wait to be drafted. Reported Attempt many, such as Holland and Switzerland, Prague I They rolled the bones and seven came Special In The at and can be made Russin Dispatch Tribune) the first Assassination Relief properly by Braves Roads ALBANY. N. V.. time, so all of them enlisted. or The Probably the danger thai food cloth Shell-Swept May 28. game One of these youth was Henry LONDON, May 23 Rumors of a Early re¬ Wilson, of was never ing shipped from this country to Rus¬ President craps considered pro¬ Johnson, who now lies wounded in a cent attempt Private a Hero during rainy, shell-swept a that in the the Opposes Intervention distributing Kasper was record before his high pitch evening ¡t sends ?here. These agencies are the night Rasper's The Stevens railway commission and the Private Henry J. Kasper, an ambu- wound made physical endurance fag notice had to interfere. Czech American Red Cross. To what extent lance driver, who lives at "111 West completely. He was lifted from his their with if ambulance, which the crowd sang patriotic hymn C. Gilbert the> will used has not been dis¬ one morning light By W. closed. Twenty-sixth Street, Chicago, is found liberally cut. with shell frag¬ its additional anti-German verses and WASHINGTON, May 23. President Counter that will stand out above them all. ments. raised cheers for President Wilson and Wilson is taking steps to carry out the Revolt This afternoon 1 stood beside Rasper's If I could tell everything about the dele- distance he covered on each of Professor Masaryk, the Bohemian in his Red officer as that wrote trip, promise made Cross speech Being Planned commanding officer the intensity of the shell fire, and of gate now in the United States. to "stand by Russia." The plan is A group of influential out the strongest kind of recommenda- all the circumstances of de¬ Wensel was there¬ Russians, tion that be decorated. Rasper's Although Square being formed now to ship c rtain sup¬ iieaded by Apoilinarius Dimitrovich Kasper votion to duty, the story would be after forbidden the demonstrators by for the immediate relief ol R is Semenovsky, of NTew York, were in con¬ Every American should know Kas- even stronger. plies ference with per's story. Fourteen days he spent on is a volunteer from life. the police, the demonstrations were s:a. These will consist of the Boris RakhmetolT, the Kasper civil supplies Russian Ambassador, to-day, concern¬ constant duty in a heavily bombarded Ho has been in France just, long repeated at 10 o'clock at night, and articles most needed for the in and out of which the to wear support ing a movement that is being con-i village, enemy enough the first service stripe not until did the mounted of the population and t.ie industrial for the overthrow of « guns constantly sweep the roads. and he is back in that same midnight templated the' found He heavily and foot in restoration of th< untry, peo );» heviki and the restoration of Rus¬ Nightfall Kasper off duty. shelled village to-day, volunteering for police succeed restoring sia. was needed, but under military rules that is .lie are everything especially danger¬ order, the advices add. pie in .ome parts of country other men replaced him, and ho could ous. The definite plan, when it shall have ' Extreme is attached to nearer starvation tnan th< people ol i.ecu have tested peacefully in the renr. he has a importance formulated, will be submitted to Incidentally put majority be- any other part of the world except the 1. nitod States government for Instead he demanded that the officer of his pay -since his arrival in France conferences to be held next month ap¬ permit him to resume The officer into bonds. such sections as have suffered proval, i' is understood. It uicludes duty. Liberty tween Baron Burian, the ,*ustro-Hun- directly tiie in of war. lack raising the United States of a garian Foreign Minister, and the lead- from the ravages '.'noy volunteer force of Russian' for dis¬ lack the means to ers of the Polish party regarding the clothing. And they patch to Siberia. It has not yet been "Battalion of Death" start the. agriculture and industry of determined whether the movement UkrainianDictator future attitude of the Poles in the the country again in operation. will be an independent one or as¬ Austrian parliament. The Polish mem- sociated with the activities of General Leader in New York Tiie supplies whic.i are thus to be Semenoff. in Kiev bers, it is indicated, will lay down r. pp »i will be usea to purchase cer¬ The Russian has Besieged three conditions, the first of which is Embassy received a Mme. Leona Botchkavera, who or¬ ta.n suppiic. in Russia which it is de¬ comprehensive report of the operations a guarantee of the integriy of the te from into the :n Eastern Sibei ia of General Semenoff ganized and led the women of the sired keep falling which ¡s By Rada's Troops Kingdom of Poland; the second, a de¬ considered in some "Battalion hands o. the German.. The articles Russian of Death," arrived in New mand for the settlement to to he purchased consist of cotton and circles favorable to cooperation with York according other loyal Russian and yesterday in the course of her Polish desires of the question of the oil, both of which Germany greatly anti-Bolshevik the Polish needs, and the unused war materials elements, including whatever assistance flight from Russia to England, where province of Cholm, along be Anti-German Forces Re¬ which was awarded to the of Russia. A great store of such ma¬ may organised in the United States. she hopes to find freedom from perse¬ border, terials exists in Russia, and in Ukraine in the Brest-Litovsk treaty, exchange cution. She is accompanied bv her and desires to 'or it a large quantity of necessaries sister. Miss ported Mobilized and Con¬ which Poland reclaim, will have to be to Russia. London and Paris Frolkova, Lieutenant S. while the third condition is a stipula- shipped I'ilipoff, of the Russian army, and tion that Galicia shall not be divided. other centrated Near Relief Question Press to refugees. The party is at the Capital Whether the'Poles can be induced to Japan Prince George Hotel. support the government or will definite- Pending Long Time "Present conditions in Russia are ly join t"he opposition will depend upon Act in Siberia unspeakable." said Harold Bobbins, of By The Associated Press) the outcome of the conferences over Tiie question of the relief of Russia the British Consular Service, who, with these questions. has born pending for a long time. It his wife, accompanied Mme. Botch¬ MOSCOW, Sunday, May 12..Serious was discussed Senator Sen¬ in Another feature in the turmoil by Owen, By T) A iso, iatcd Press) kavera. "The country is drifting rapid¬ fighting Kiev, capital of Ukrainia, is the of ator Borah and other Senators who TOKIO. 17. The toward among nationalities Austria- visited the President several weeks Friday, .May mili¬ ly anarchy and will taste the reported. The residence of the newly Hungary which recent occurrences in ago tary agreement between Japan and dregs. It will be worse than the Ukrainian General Bohemia have to the fore is regarding the Russian situation. The China has caused increased attention F.rench Revolution. When appointed dictator, brought difficulty all along has not hern any t.i they become ha., been sev¬ the situation in Austria Silesia, be given the question of interven¬ tired of that sort of thing some sort Skoropadsky, besieged unwillingness on the part of this gov¬ tion in Siberia. It is understood of eral times which remained which lies between Moravia and Gali- ernment to aid the Russian but that stable government will develop." by troops cia. An people, both Great Britain and France are The party reached San faithful to the Rada. All the anti-government meeting, the chaotic condition in Russia itself. actively Francisco forces news of which was suppressed by the was favoring intervention, the for¬ from Vladivostok on an American at. the of Transportation disorganized and mer because of the of the disposal the Rada are being local authorities, took place a few this country did not wish to reorganize dangers transport. Mme. Botchkavera suffers at The malcontents spread of German influence, and both from shrapnel, which is still in her mobilized and concentrated near Kiev. days ago Troppau. transportation if the gainer was likely because are in this case, among whom Count ¦.o to bi Moreover, they convinced that it back, and will submit to an operation General Skoropadsky is said to have prove Germany. would hasten the of the war. on Larisch was prominent, are Germans, there was doubt as to where the sup¬ winning reaching England. been wounded seriously in consequence The general staff is ready for any who rage fiercely agaiinst the Aus- plies themselves would go if they were action that of the attempt on his life, trian as do the Czechs. sent Rits-ia. may he ordered, but the according government, to government has not announced to unverified from Kursk. Their chief grievances are* that the Many plans were urged for safe¬ its 1,752 Persons Put reports the distribution of relief in decision. government favors the anti-German guarding The best opinion here is that inter¬ LONDON', May 23..General Eich¬ party at the expense of Germans, Russia to prevent its getting into Ger¬ vention is not To Death in Finland whom it man hands. One argument for mili¬ likely until it in favored horn. German commander in Ukrainia, purposely neglects, and that by the United States. has received a message from Berlin, a Polish agitators are appointed to im- tary intervention in Russia or Siberia Reuter was that such an intervention could Many Prisoners Taken Ger¬ dispatch from Moscow reports, portant positions, especially in properly accompany material relief to Chino-Japáñese by saying that immediately a call for as¬ Eastern Silesia. It is alleged that the Russian people. Another sugges. man and Finnish Govern¬ sistance is made by General Skoropad¬ the aim of these agitators is to join tion has been that a civil commission Pact for sky Prussian regiments will be sent to Silesia and Galicia, with the ultimate should be sent to Russia, along w,t the War ment Forces Starved crush any insurrection. object of joining both to Poland. The food, cloth and industrial aid. LONDON, May 23.- -Under the White malcontents demand counter measures Only, Says Guard and German in and threaten to go to the extreme Wilson (By The Peking régime Finland of Opposed Associated Press) 1,752 persons were executed up to May Women Aid Defence in length opposition. To Intervention PEKING, Sunday, May 19..The 1, according to a Finnish Socialist who government. through the Chinese has escaped to Sweden and whose in- All London Air Raids it. is understood that the Administra¬ News Agency, has authorized the fol¬ terview with the "Folkets Dagblad" is Bulgar Socialists tion is in.--: as much opposed as ever to lowing statement regarding the mili¬ transmitted from Copenhagen by the LONDON', May 2...Speaking to-day military intervention in Russian terri¬ tary agreement, between Exchange Telegraph Company. Answer Labor Note China ami to at the London Exhibition of Women's tory except at the request of the Rus¬ .Japan According the exile. 51f> were ex- - sian government. And from "In view of ecuted in Tammerfors, 148 in Work in Munition Production, Fred¬ dispatches the circulation of false 380 in Tornea, abroad indicate that the Allies have reports it is necessary to inform Varkom and 380 in Vasa. Pris- erick George Kellaway, to Accept, in General, the Pro¬ failed to obtain Russia's consent, to the oners taken the German Secretary Chinese people of the facts of the ne¬ by and Finnish the Minister of Munitions, said that in military intervention. The Bolsheviki gotiations. Since the conclusion of government forces, he says, were treat- posals of Inter-Allied are absolutely against the entrance of peace ed so badly that many were starved to every one of the defensive measures between the Russian Maxi¬ death. Conference Russia by the soldiers, whethei of malists and the enemy the taken when a raid on London is car¬ or of fear has Japan all the Allies. They have existed in and General Mannerheim, commander in ried out the women have LONDON, May 23. -The first official made theii position clear and in view Japan China of an chief of the Finnish White taken their eastward intrusion of Gorman in¬ Guard, has the reply reaching London from an enemy of it Mr. Wilson's position remain:-; un¬ fluence. On resigned because of the plan of the part, ecept in actual flying of account of the propin¬ Finnish country to the inter-allied labor memo- altered. quity of their the conservatives to invade the aircraft. With regaid to civil intervention the ment», territory, govern¬ Russian province of Karelia, The development which had taken rand urn enunciated at the inter-allied recognized the of a according Administration's atitude is sail to be definite necessity to an Exchange Telegiaph dispatch place in women's work during the last labor conference held in December as firm, arrangement, for joint de¬ from just The name., of 3ome of fence. This joint defence Copenhagen to-day. fourteen months, continued the Secre¬ reached here from the most men in concerns tary, was as as to-day the Bul- distinguished America military movements in Siberia and Russian Karelia quite remarkable its have been canvassed quietly as mem¬ Manchuria and has, adjoins Finland on development at an earlier period of garian Socialists. The reply accepts bers of a no reference to the cast. It is in this district, possible commision *o send other matters. that the the war. In July, HI 14, ho there in general the of memo- to Russia ;.» The scheme will be¬ Mourmansk from stated, proposals the help her establish sol!' come null and railway,runs the Arc¬ were 220,000 women engaged in muni¬ government, to clear her void with the termina¬ tic to a junction with the tion randum and states that a majority of up relations tion of the war. Archangel- industries, whil? in January, 1917, the Socialists there» with the enemies of and at Petrograd line. The Entente has been that number had been increased to suggest territorial Germany "On the other anxious to 691,- adjustment at the end of the war. the ..ame time to supervise the distri¬ hand, the convention preseive the integrity of 000. and to-day their number was bution of aid wiil not be» enforced unless the influ¬ this and in Stockholm 1,- Although the reply maintains that from this country. The ence of the railway, advices 000,000. A steady stream of trained Administration is und< rstod to have enemy actually penetrates received yesterday it was reported that women was ethnographically Macedonia should be Siberia. M is not being sent into the muni¬ united with it seems e ected hem a treaty, but an Great. Britain had informed the Finnish tion factories from schools at Bulgaria, probable entente, which will become à of government that measures training that the Bulgars will be willing to if scrap any directed the rate of 500 n week. Since the Min- to No Danger of paper there is no enemy menace. by Finland againsf. the railway would irttv of Munitions agree Macedonian autonomy. The The sole reason for the be regarded Great had started the reply expresses the hope that German Foe tion of non-publica¬ by Bitain, France schools, said the speaker, between Getting Food the contents is the preserva- and the United States as a breach of iiOO and 40,- Socialists will answer the memorandum non of the SO.ooo trained women had been as and in as It is assumed that thn secret-from the enemy. neutrality. placed in munitions industries. moderately conciliatory American gov¬ The convention does not involve the a manner as have the Bulgars. ernment will obtain a promise from loss of the Russian government, that sovereign territorial rights materials and Japan gains no privileges." They come from above. TheALLEN'SF00T=EASE|Antiseptic Powder. Shake it Into yourl Shoes» Sprinkle it in your Foot-Bath« that's the way they taste.

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