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EVENING :pUBtlC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY.
MAY 9.
tfSKE CABLES RELATE STIRRING HAPPENINGS OF WAR FRONTS AND FOREIGN CAPITALS
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aEstefc. w? v'vKKs1'' W'f 1 PWr ; i':T
L'S ALLIES
OVER SPOILS
mia, Bulgaria, Turkey
Austria Have Con-
M dieting Interests
ISH PAPER CRITICAL
t?,V:.n 1nn nrTnra
lu iciiun a iuvw v...-w
i Refused Without Con-
suiting U. S. or Russia
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t Cable to Evening PuMi'c fcoger
M. II, bv the Kew Vorfc Tlmti Co.
iffy .nnuuii, 4-ij -.
rwcninff or peaco uciwccn i.uiiiamn
M-l Central I'owern lias brought Into
prominence rumors of herloim
Jr,letwen Germany and lier Allies
sin the settlement , of eastern
Tho situation in very obscure.
your correspondent learn from a
formed quarter tluit Bulgaria Is
Mjr annoyed that she Is not to re-
Pob'rudJa, while Germany thinks
aria has done so little In the war
r'lhat she deserves nothing.
Ifrt, It Is Unown, has lone wanted
dan troops to strengthen her
i In tho west, but Czar Ferdinand
o content to keep them In canton-
along the Salonlca front without
' them In any other field of Mar.
en Bulzarlu and Tvrhey are on bad
or. over territorial questions. They
'.traditional foes, oppoeed by reason
e, religion and history, and Turkey.
veU from tho pressure of nusslu In
I Caucasus, ta now dlpobd to look
klBulfarlan aspirations much more
hly than n year ago. Consequently
aHan claims to the Adrlanople-
Igatch railroad which would Rive
vacceas to the Aegean, are being
presented by the Porte.
.1 Ferdinand Long- lllai.atl.nril
0n the suggestion that Ilumanla li
Bessarabia has not pleased HM-
u She has no wish to see her nelKli-
alrencthened, and Hh regards the
as almost treason to hereelf, The
ttlsfactlon of Czar Ferdinand with
(policy of his iillles. It Is now Known,
.,f considerable standing, and at least
ar ago he drawn etroncli to-
M, Vienna In Itn efforts to open nego-
sna wun the entente,
Manchester Citardlan todav Htatea
t Kaiser Charles's famous letter to
kJ'rer.ch Government van followed by
ana, in wnicn no expressed conn
' thai he could Induce Germany to
t'Dece and offered In make a nen-
It' afmlfltlCA with th T?ntjnt llnl-
h" he then stated, agreed with him.
.was followed In May last year bv
LsUteinpt by Kerensky to get the Al-
, to maxe peace, but they refused In
'June 3 M. Itlbot. then French Pre-
'.'announced that he would grant no
rta lor the International Socialist
ce.
this time negotiations with the Urn.
were In progress. They wore
off apparently In July, much
it the lifting of Lloyd Ceorre mid
.the Insistence of Baron Sonnlno
'President Polncare.
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l: United Mates Not Conaultrd
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rum,JUiy the German t:ocrnment la
nd'neTvUed peacTSL I
lum and Ucrne, Invited peace discus?
HO. Xnese overtures Were relecle.1
the French, Itallun and Drltlsb Gov.
(Mnents without consulting Itussla or
iVniw states, though Uelglum and
anla were Informed.
bout the same timo Au&trla tried
Wl' tO bring UboUt nenre thmnoh
I 'I cRevertera-Armand conversations.
,aeem to have lingered on till
bf this year. (Conn never.
, Austrian attache at Berne, began
w convemaiions with a distant
ye; 'Major Armand. of the French
ec department, in August.
tho enemy overtures -,.
Ulty of peace?" aaks the Manches.
nan. "Our Paris corrernond.
kthat nmperor Charles nronosed
itplete restoration of Uclclum. of
-Lorraine to Franco nnd the evue-
rfc uccupicu eerruory. un such
H be and Bulgaria were lire-
it necessary, to break with Ger-
tt. The German proposal Is said
Included Alsace-Lorraine for
and Trieste and Trentlno for
be balanced by a free hand in
fcinst'e Keason for Rtfnsal
. : Rlbot Justified the releetion nf
Umperor's offer on the ground that
to, to choose between that and
nrwitn Italy, m. Polncare. on
her hand. Is asserted to have
-.against a negotiated peace on
and to have demanded the
of the Rhine In addition to
i-Lorraine. One may recall here
vrard Canon's extraordinary de
r the aame Kind at the time, and
aid to have Invited nmperor
I; to compensate himself for ced
ntlno and Trieste to Italy by
1 Silesia from Germany.
llMch for the substance of the
Ma and counter-proposals In the
f tna negotiations, and of the
rda which they -were conducted.
to say that tho whole mat
I 'disposed of without consulting
an ana Russian Governments.
or partners In the war: that
kapt secret even from most of
,or the British and French
ana teat, ot course, the
-of publio opinion was as se-
. mm that oi certain al
Bta and ministers. In thlr
It Is necessary to .point
'.Monday Mr. Balfour was
It clear that ha was
I'whM the Austrian peace of-
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VERY ILL L FRANCE
I'ubli.-licr's Condition Cuii'Ot
Anxiety Anion);
I-'ricnilj
Special Cable Eicning Public .ciger'
l"arl, Mny 9. Jam's Gordon lien-'
nett, proprietor of tho New York Herald,
is III at his place near Nice. Ills con
dition Is causing anxiety among his
friends in I'uls.
Mr. llcnnelt'B cMalo Is nt lleaulieil,
on tho lllvleru, between Nice and Mo
narso. Mr. Ilennelt whs born In 1811.
Ho married tho Uarouess de Ilcuter in
19H.
AMERICA MORE THAN
MARES UP FOR RUSSIAI
French Senator Declares
Allies' Gain Is Tremendous.
Urges Closer Unity
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Special Cable to Evening Public Ledger
Copyright, lilt, hu Sew Vorfc Timra Cv.
l'arl. May 9.
M. Henry Ucrencer. of the lrench
Senate, tells his countrymen not to try
to balance the coming of Amerlci Into
thu wnr with tho defection nt llursla,
suyliitr that there Is no basis of romparl
hou with Kussla out nnd .irvrlca In
Tho net K.iln for the Allies lb renien
dous. he asserts.
"Have wo vufllclently realized," h"
hsKh, "that no comparison of the Im
portance of these countries Is to be 's
tabllshed? Tim defection of Russia em
barrassed us niotnent.irlly, but at tin1
same time It freed us from a ureat bur
den. We furnished to nussl.i money,
ehellf, powder, cannon, even rifles
"Amerlaa, on the contrary, brlnss us
what we(Rave to Russia.
"America furnishes us money, munll
tlons. israln and all the prime tsentlals
of armament and food. She send-i hun-
dreds of thousnnds of soldiers to fight
I and die with our Boldlerr. Tho United
I States will so to Herlln, If necessary, to
save tho world."
i M. Dereiiper adds n warning
The only problem now for America
1 as tn France." h says, "Is not to t-poll
the sreat sacrifices by stlnclni'ss of
niRitiiliatlon. If our ports are loo lim
ited and the means or transport is in
--. American cargoes lit them
Immediately remove all obstacles tr
enlarging tho ports and Increasing trans
portation. "If America is too new at war to pos
sess enough military chiefs of units or I
enough general staff olllcers cap.une oi i
utIIUIng tho army. let us Immeai.uciy
furnish olllcers nnd staffs, that wo may
have between the American and l'tench
troops the amalgamation Indispensable
to victory."
MONARCHY IN FINLAND
SURE, LONDON LEARNS
Duke of Mecklenburg, Unrle of Ger-
man Crown Prinre, Slated
fur King
London. May 0. According to dls- j
patches from Stockholm there seems lit.
tie doubt that a monarchy will be pro
claimed for Finland, and that the Ger
m- .inrti.inte. Duke Adolnh Frederick
nf Meeklenburg-Schwerln. undo of the
crown prince of Germany, vein do King
A. sulrlt of
reaction nas spreau
thmuehout the country. It Is added, and
the Flnnlnsh constitution, which wus the
most democratic In Lurope, is to be re
modeled on more or less autocratic lines.
The Socialists and Democrats are under
the ban for having favored tne rcuci
llon. The natural reaction against all vvno
with the aid ot Russian Bolshevik sol
diers caused n reign of terror and an
archy. It Is declared. Is telling against
those who still cling to prlnclnles of
democratic freedom and who w.jld vote
for a republic.
Finland Is still far from being com
pletely pacified. Desultory fighting with
the rebels continues at many points.
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Sinn Fein and Anti-CoiiM-rip.,'!'1, I Toulon Aicoin-
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Through Action
Special Cable to Evening Public Ledger
CopyrtsM, I9S, htl .Vnu i'oifc Tltnrl Co.
Iiiililln, May 9.
The Government, 1 am afraid, com
mitted themselves to another urave
blunder In their dealings with Ireland.
When 1 heart) esterday that lliey had
decided to supertcde Sir Urvan Mahon
In the lrit.li loinm.md J colTeil at tho
humor. Today the miithi-Ioii is i
spoken of as an iicrnnipllriicd fact, anil
n.o i,nip r sir iinun'M n..o.. iulir in mo laie iiiiernoiin.
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oven mentioned In quarters which lire
above and bejond the uncertainties of
imro rumor.
If my Information is correct, and I
havo no doubt mi self that It Is. the
Government Is making n very great mis
take nnd one that will not lose unythlng
In disastrous consequence from the cir
cumstance that It will bo associated with
Ulstir and the covenanting antecedents
of Sir Henry Wilson, chief of tho Im
pirUI stafr. and tlm rigid I'rusihintsm
of Lord Mllner, who certainly has no
more frleinJs In Ireland than ho has In
Unglund.
It Is dlftlcult to guess nt Million's dis
qualifications for his post. If he Is sus
pected of a deMre. to see homo rule In
operation before conscription Is applied
then ho Is only supeotd In common
with Lord French, the new Lord Lleu-
I tenant, and it Is notorious that the new
chief hccietary is Irrever.ibly committed
to tho same precedenci.
If the report which 1 ri-proiliico Is
well founded, the greatest possible sllm-
ulua will bo given to tho Mini 1-eln nnd
tn Hiitl-t'oiiscrlptlou movement through-
out ti,0 country
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forms, Caught Inside Lines
Willi llic Anicrlran Anny In 1'r.iiio",
May 9. The Ilrst Ocrman-Aincilcan
to lm ciiUBht spyiiiB on the United
States troops 1ms been taken within
the American linos.
Iiehlml the uli.uaclcrizntlnn of trnl-
1"r to 1' country contained In tln re-
l,0,t of '''' illicit Is the htatcinent lie
""led a Herman pilhuner to escape,
Hnlli men donned Ainericmi ollleciV
iiulfonns and iMiteicd tlm lino from the
They said they were studying thoiDutdi rrieml of German 1'orciun Min
ground between the lines with a view!
to uslnir tanks inn nskel to be allowed
to crnsH tho lines. The iifllrer to whom
,npy 11,,l,le tl,n re'liicst soon discovered
tlio ru.sn nnd ordered them escorted
to tlio rear. Theip It was found onoltho German Foreign Minister. 1ms left
of the men vuis a German and that
the Get man-Amei lean was his accom
plice. Would Scan All War Kxpcn-cs
WuMilneliin, May C. A resolution
proposing Investigation pf expenditure Monday is strongly criticized editorial
of nil wnr appropriations made by 'on- 1 In tho 1'all Mall flnzettc. especliilrj
gre--.s was Introduced by Senator Gal- ' his "singularly casual demeanor," but,
linger, minority leader Consideration ,as another paper expresses It, his
of the resolution went over. words were carefully chosen.
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UKRAINE EVENTS
NEARING CLIMAX
German Plans Shown in
Appointment of Russian
Octobrist Ministry
I
NAMED BY NEW HETMAN
People mill Old Raila Ignored
1 in Cabinet by Self-Con-slitulcd
Ruler
lly AKTHUR RANSOM!'.
Speiial Cable to Etening Public l.eilgvr j
Copwioht, J0I8, bv the -'cto Vor; Tlmrj Vo.
Muarnir, May 9
Tho fate not only of Ukraine but also
'or HuFsIa depends on tho Allied decision
'din-Ins the next few days. Tho events
Hi I'kralno have whirled tu u startling
I'llinnr, which amounts to a declaration
of German plans for dealing with, tne
v. l.o'e of Kussla.
Fn-hldeiit Golubovilch, In the Uourccols
Kad.i letely, hild the Geiinan Govern
ment did not Intend to Interfere In the
Intfrnal affairs of t'kriiln nnd that
General KIchliorn'H pruclaiuatioim would
not be upheld by Herlln A (,'enernl
protest was made nitalnst llleliorn, vslth
n demand for Ms withdrawal. It Is
pointed out that Ukrainian lenluients
have been disarmed This was defend) il
bv the Ilada ministers. Tim next d.iy
the ltad.1 was held uii by GeniMiH. the
deputies disarmed and the ministers ar
lehtrd. Tim day nfter a manifesto of the new
Government was h,sued In Kiev by the
Mlf-appolnteit llelman of Ukraine. I'avlo
hkoropausl.l He Is n KiiMditn Octobrist
and a member of tlio Ilrst Puma lie
bculns Ills proclamation with expressions
of piofuse KratltudH tu the Germans, and
pun-reds to declare himself to all In
tents and purposes absolute monarch,
with thcrlKht to appoint nnd dismiss
fiilnlstrrn, fnrglvo orfnise!, etc.
All power, at li ast temporarily. Is In
hlH hands, thoiiKh he piomlses that
presently n Ukrainian Diet will be
elected ns the legislative body
Ills Ilrst cahlnct ministers arc the following-
rremUr and l-'orclKii Minister
1'i.trlmovltcli : Internal Affairs, Prince
Golulzc; War Minister. I'rluce Vnslal
sl: ; Klnanee Minister, KJenetzky; Com
iminlcatiori, l'utllln: lMucatlou. SoKolov
Them Is not one Ukrainian name This
Is a great llusslnu Octobrist mtnlttry,
and as ucll Is an invitation to the
propertied and ptlvlleged clarsc.i of
I lluixla,
I GKi. COLYN DLSAPl'KAKS
Uter LriUC(1 London Suddenly
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' rom I wtav s Public I.cdner
London, Mny 9. GcneralColyii
Dutch friend of Dr. von Kuehlmann.
London suddenly and probably also
Unglnrd, Dutch -'iresponueiits hero
have made no spctet in their dis
patches to TTolland either of his -ir-
l.nl I.Il rr.lcaliio nr tila Hnnnfhir.
I Arthur .1. Balfour's reference to the
subject III the He tsei of Cominona
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WARNS NOT TO CREDIT
TEUTON PEACE RUMORS
Reports Declared "Feelers" to
Test Out Pacifist Sentiment
Amortg Allies
Special Cable In Evening Public Ledger
Anmlerdsm, May ! (Dltpatc'i to the
London Morning I'oalK
For some time German agents In Hol
land hao been busily engaged In
spreading reports privately to tho effect
that Germany was Inclined to conlude
ne.ice. It I bejond nil doubt that
tho Get man people arc longing for
peace, being convinced, In tplte of all
the asaurancei nf tho rnn-Oerman nnd
the boasting nllccatlon- of tho military
ami Junker parties, that the f entral
l'owers will never be nble to gain the
v Ictory.
Moreover, well-informed political and
milltarv circles In llerlln nnd Vienna
I ii iv well aware, as I have been ic
IIKiittdlv infnimed. that the military
power of tho United Statts cannot bo
undrnstlmated and that It will stead
ily Increase.
I In these i lrcumtanoc. the world
I will not be astonished to learn that the
Uintral Powers are stllvlng to the lit-
mot or their ability to secure peaco
on the best terms obtainable. Some rc
I imrts which nio bclt'R circulated pui
j port to give Genn.iny'H peace proposals
In detail, but I have goou ieaou in
lirlleve that these reports are spread
tnertly with the object of ascertaining
the m ntlmciit ill pacifist circles In Hii
tente countries anil of helping the pacl
lists to iinb.iirnss their Gournmcuts.
Getin.iny is also ndeavoring, by
nie.ius or intrlRUe. to caue dlvcon
tent wltli the war In Ungland and
l-'ranc and to bring about the down
fall or the Governments or Mold George
nnd Ulenienceaii l'or these reasons,
much attention should not bo paid
ilther to jpparcntb favorable peace
terms proposed or purporting to bo pio
posed bv German v or to the German
minors about preliminary peace delib
erations III Heme between represent!!-
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rarla, May 9.
The foreign n flairs commltteo of tho
Chamber of Deputies has adopted a reso
lution that Austria's tentative peace con
versations have, never afforded u'n ac
ceptable opportunity for effecting peace.
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Quint, ngeb sixteen, of this city, prob.
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great war In the country, for he Is home
after meeting the Germans faco to face
In tho west front trenchc".
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