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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 <n the lives of sia for the relief het sir! einig ductive of any good by nice person.., rench Field Mar¬ of peo¬ consented raced it hospital, but is the proud pos¬ shal von and ple will fall into the possession of By Wilbur Forrest reluctantly Kasper but developed here to-dnv that it sessor of a French War Cross. Henry Hindenburg Genera! Lu- Russians is his ambulance in and out of the enemy has created one of the dendorff are denied in a For most was Berhn oi Germany easily exaggerated. Calle to The Tribune' spectacu¬ cited for bravery the other day .patch The same consideration will keep [Special f.re and braved the enemy shells along lar heroes of the present war. to "re the ronds for hours, lifleen Prof. Masaryk, Bohemian by General Pershing, after he had "Koelnische Volkzeitung." »t. food in Russia that keeps it in Holland WITH THF AMERICAN FORCES IN making One day last summer six negro slashed up a flock of Germans and to the the trips before he was wounded slightly. were cording Amsterdam cc rrespond- and Denmark the dire need of PICARDY, May 2,1. There was a time. in U. S. youths indulging in that pastime sent them in flight to their trenches. .nt of "The people themselves. The of Returns to Duty Delegate, Now Morning Post." Needed for Re¬ government a short while back, when the line offi- Supplies the Ukraine was well disposed toward He was taken o(T the ambulance and cers men Also Lauded Will Be Ex¬ the Central Rowers, hut the Central and thought little of the army his wound dressed. Almost blind from habilitation Rowers have been able to get little medical corps. To-day the corps men, the effects of the wound, he lay in the food out of the Ukraine. The Bolshevik from the doctors to the'stretcher bear- dressing station close to the front for War Material government would fall quickly if the a on the changed ers. have the en- lines, when from litter dug¬ AMSTERDAM, May 23. Further re¬ people of Russia were to learn that utmost respect of the out floor another he heard ambulance are food had been permitted to get out of t ire army. driver his to con¬ ports of disorders in Bohemia pub¬ Russia other report inability into Germany. On the Incidents which for military reasons tinue. lished in the "Lokal-Anzeiger," of Ber¬ hand, there i-» grave danger, amounting the Action Necessary to cannot tie now have Kasper aro.e, ripped bandage lin. It appears that recently there were almost to a certainty, that the war sup¬ enlarged upon just from his eyes, and said to the com¬ Them From Foe plies m Russia will go 10 Germany given the medical corps men their own. manding officer: "Can take this extensive demonstrations in Prague, Keep unless tin. country buys them with Bravery and devotion to duty arc the man's place" He's all in and I'm all which the police found difficulty in food and clothing. The can- people terms used in the ; my citations, and right." Thirty arrests were made. no! eat nor wear war supplies and are 'He so bard that I had to quelling. there has been so on this begged of indifferent as to who gets them, Ger- much of this let him go." the officer told the Trib¬ The first demonstration in the new President, in View Bol- many is undoubtedly in the market for warm Picardy front that citation, in une outbreak occurred on Wensel them. correspondent to-day. Square the future will fairly bulge with these Made Seventeen Trips in Prague on Monday. The demonstra¬ sheviki Attitude, Still The American people have agencies words. in Russia which be used to a cer¬ Two more trips, mailing seventeen. tion was a big one and reached such may the dark, tain extent is the supplies 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.