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Premier Lvoff
A Great Patriot
And Progressive
His Appointment Will Be
Received with Enthusi?
asm in Russia
New Cabinet Is Strong
Foreign Minister Milukoff Has
World Reputation in In?
ternational Law
Lvoff has
been appointed Premier of Russia, Min?
ister of the Interior and President of,
the Imperial Council will be ecstatically '
receive,1 ! ni?.s of the old j
He embodes the progr
? ?Idee, a great patriot.
As chief reprei ?
of the Zemstvos, or
rural eeai ?? ike as follows, at
?foi mr,
plunged half the
world in mourning, and Greet Russia,
ng through days of sorrow,
trow ami mourning should not
BOUld rather strength?
en us and teach us to concentrate our
energies on otu? great turn.
energy in
n this
war the well known vigor of the famous
m attack, which no enemy has
i Etli
m quick development of the
attacking power and ever groxving in
ty; thus the nation'? (mick prog?
ress on the-wey t ta from
all of us a development of moral ca?
tho united action of one and all
?'or ?a? ? ommon aim.
Nu Turning Back
"There is no looking heath when a
trench or a fort; ng stormed?
Bay undo all.
. .- -
?: our hands,
ti en and , be able to
reckon up our comrad then end
only | what xxas
the ck.
"Tin -, Union of Zemstvos has
nid net of innumerable
I ?
an army, in the of th?
country from down to
Arch. ? |he Allied
countries of England and .
ocean?in distant America.
Veal .?.u- care?
fully gathered
:'or that
purpose by the union's ?-ener.il commit?
tee, bul the ?- tematization of all the
mater of the
future.
"Erom time te tim,' ' conl?
on the
u
? - - of the
General i ed 1 trjee a
month ead irvey of the first
six months' woi iy been pub?
lished. T ' ort sketch gives
an outline of the union's activity for
the last eighteen months.
Uaucm'? Work World-Wide
I quired all
the significance of state work, tor
state work it really i?. Public-spir.tc?!
men and wonv iTge numbers
?
*ing in this work. Many thing?
which the government was anal
io pliahi ?I by national
strength thus oi I? been
1 over and oxer again that the
nati?'- ? r ational
work ?' . great lateaf power, ?ad
mental machine is in
adc-?i-. of the
cou
in look for the downfall of
ronghold xx-uh p
and eoi on? being in their
?
; ; and you I : ? part,epate
. ?to not for one moment relax your
? r, all of you, that the fate
of fut ' 'lands.
.:? army an amy that has no
?
Our i ome back for the
?
non
? morning is breaking: sunlight
? our gallant
warri' :. at the win
dOW of bl :
army, they
know end ? a new sUU
will a- ountry on the day
when r our foe."
MilSaaUal Long a Leader
Pan If, the i ? stated
?
the .?1er of Uti
uro. He
has i
?in the
which he was n men"
?
urmer He
.
for the position of Foreign M
that
Alexander Gutehkog, the president
of ; trie? <
a so- ? merchant of Mos
?
leaders of the Del Party. H?
about two ] ??: expert uti
In the
?
and was
wou:
. rhom!inoff.
A. Shinguref, the M Agn
nitttion of the
a man of bill tie?.
Iltuation now existing in i' .
Ki ren-ky a Labor Member
\I I
member m lb? Cabinet.
H?
ra in the Durna. He
1er of
aries arrested in con
?
A
? , . f
He la the sutl >r of many
tica] seem
All 'h<- o'ti er ?
n Kui
??an ; bel S be no
?
, so abb' a body of men as
lb? r,?xv Rosslea
? ? guarantee of the full 't?
I
rtb ?i to have a
i
i . g ... ,-.,.. ' i- ,
<t It ? leading
.. -4
Michael, New Russian Regent, j
Was Thrice Banished by Czar
His Two Morganatic Alliances
and Other Escapades An?
gered Imperial Brother
The Grand Daks Mlchssl,
and only snrrhrlng brother of the i
? for the I
v.tch Alexis, it ti ? son of the
Dowaj-er Kmprcss Mai e FeodorovnaJ
sister of the l)ownjr?r Qu^en Al? \an
?iru ?.f Great Bril ... He Im? lu iii
stronply opposed to the German influ- '
?i the SHS rial family. |
Por ton fears Michael's nan.'
meant thing to those who
Kossip of the lapses of royalty, and
more varied ??randal has boen at- i
tached to hint than to any otnor mem?
ber of the none too i te Rou anoff
family.
The man who will ni!" Ross a until
the young < sar becomes of a^e ha?
?.ed from the COUll M
limes sin?'
caur-e of I he i ! his
- ?
managed t?, worm his wa*# oui of the
? .; f<> r him
Princi
entangle himself in two monea .tie al?
one of which still
Ii?
nctrned in several
?
l v to
? ?im alniO'-t contmua.lv m the
of his elder
?
mne yes lunger than
1. M
than N ?ehe ? w io knew tbe
? avs *- : i : < i thal thi -'>n
much ; His i du
Was w hu!'y li. ?1 tai . :.i '1 I
hi!?l many honorary commands
army.
Banished in Itl ?
At the death of the Grand Puke
Georpe, his elder brother, the title of
descended t?> hi
remained with him um
was bora in 1904
''n' continued to be known, uni!
K. .:? '.: | who
would act as guardian to the boj in
' ' I nth.
In 1913 Grand Duki
morgai I ? ? long*
grand duke wa- banished. Hut. I
?
which contributed much to the
? ??' Kuropean COU!
In . ? l;;?^? nu i.t t?i Pi
"Pat," which had been arranged n
, off, much to t!.
com'.tare o! Russian statesmen, who
had hoped to make this alliance a t!t'
which would bind the tv
*ier.
A love affair which the grand duke
rosecuting in Odessa was respon?
sible for this. Later hil
: to the w if.- ?.!' ;l lu . ?
>-.
I
R] O NI RUSSIA
uland Duke Michael AlexaatJrovilch
in the Cuirassier Guai
forced the <
ind duke i
?
Another Luxe Affair
-. him
?
I I i
: : ?ed 1 <-r- T !" Ho j Synod
of ti. : ? ? ,1 the
union null and void, and the '
lo i in 1.
The ' : hean wai loftened by
?
i England to
? '
The Gland Duk i'etro
l '
I 1013, when
?
?
main:
. ite. At ' ' '
was a
?
irx-d.
Grono Dul eel returned to
'
?
there have been
?
Czar Nicholas II Lived
In Fear of "Dark Forces'
Grand Dukes Swayed Him by Threats. While Rasputin
Ruled Through Religious Mysticism; 22 Years' Reign
filled with Bloodshed and ferrorism
Cur Miehola II, a
tenlay. ascend? d the thron
in 1114. It la no exaggeration to say
that 1 has been the
turbulent since the 1: . three
hundred years ago, began to rule the
Em] .re. I | I leal fifteen
years of hw rule Roula ?as the scene
of unparn leled Po
?
century a record of blood and ?uf
,
N.cholas II ia described by those who
know him as a xveakiing. Surrounded
by ?lark and pernicious influences, he
gwayod from one \ ?
another. I* known fact that
wh'-n certain individuals m the court
i to have things done, titi
sorted to tkreata. It wa? enoug
oi ? grand duke t., stamp
the ground angrily and menacingly in
ila? H
did possess son e initial hat xxas
ear! .? m bia r? ign. Th people
an i the entire xx-orlii i ? :m at
that time to grant i I ltd re?
forms to his nation. He node an at
' a world peace tnove
en"e. But his ?
?
fui cliqua of fin ? ? and po itical
charl ? r the F court
In 1105, after a long period o
open revolution?
nry mover:' the nation
oral strikes and uprising? in the xan
ous sectiois of the country compelled
the Csar t ??
bee manifesto. Thi* document granted
' * utional form of gov?
ernment.
But the news of the liberties granted
'
the wo
in. All thi raani
? by little
the revolutionary mo\
drowned in strs mi of blood.
?
i ?mr. indn ! of
? : ? ? led and ja
The
?
1905. I
I ?
P
I
? | .ne.iii
.
Th? 'he throne.
??>unds to believe, will cuni' I
1
abdication was forced upon h?ii. ...
.1 t<> be ? ? ' eved from the
I dlflici ' ; ! . I ? : His
immense fortune will allow him to pass
maining days comfortably and in
1 i < ?? and the Czarina were mar
i ried o**. November 2?>. 1894, twenty-fiTO
: throne. Czar 1
; ir and a half
?
old.
STa Ina;!;,' ItgUrO*
h?.??I m tue Russian government His
.
? d bj "I ii ?ultini;
intlu . which
originally purely n *urned
? :
j to 1
LEADERS OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
IM rWJ/.ianko. l'rfiiijcfil of ti??* IJ urn* (!r||) nn-J ProfeSSOf 1'aul Miliuloff, h<-?d ?d t\\\
( ' nililulivnal Utiuixrtli' f>?rl/
Curse Blighted
Boy Czarevitch,
Subjects Believe
Sudden Illness Turned
Once Active Heir Into
Puny Cripple
His name is Alexis Nicolaievitch. and
his father placed ia trust, for him yea
of 'he earth'? solid
?' over
,000 human being-. He is only
vet hi?
lera are to bear the weight of
all the Ruaatas.
Only the highest in Russian official?
dom knoxv the truth concern.ng tne un?
happy little prince, jpon whose hand
I el birth the
of tile ' Few of
?rho haxo borne that title during
the Romanoff rule have
.ve'l their lives unscathed by
rtune. T he
boy, who , ritial head
of the woi Id'? | :e, has BOt
? red few.
TI:- Clarina had had four children.
Al! xxiii? girls, and the people of her
?:? not. of a
I ?- ,r three ,
? ? ion would
be hi r that the Csai
tnin it i?. that ; almost h] --
.
bom at ? of PeterhoJ i
?Inly 80, 1904, end It xx-as announced
Roasts'? next Czar had come to1
In- people.
The child \'. I ' io, nctive, '
healthy and abnorm,-,lix Wright. Bj th,
time : r yean old h? wa -
ruler m ?1] bal mime o'" the palace. I
li, ; : dial rbed by h
pranks l lie beal ed O ick?, whose
ehargc he xxas. adored him
Th? regiment? "?' the Rua?ian gu..r,i
til 1 reed the
ful child who son.? time would
Ami thon, in October of lOlS, "the I
The iiope
oi i: laai? a i l n it was all th.'
xxorld k; , P
news, never sine?- authenticated, began
ter ffom th? palace when
?
re were a score of rumor
one, apparently, approxtmatt
? l
ither and th, !?
imily \xi ra aboard the
Btandart On? o'" them l.a.l
! *l , bl ight, quick bo;,
: lum.
'he deed and the in
?ii ., mystery to the o .
... that the
? .ered.
? m M hi bai been ailing ami deli?
ra mid that be
? ca| acitated from ore? si.
thront.
Protector I ommils Suicide
. i, who
his xx o ni ' harm
-ionbi befell him htmT hi? while aboard
tin- yacht, i rat "?? roi I
? .
In the ; . - been
thal to?- boy bad recovered, ?t
.napeel the ftghtin?
world have
him.
?
tiled kidney
? i |n ritotutis
and ha'mophi in :i:i affliction which
I t,, flow from any
.- . i
Until la- ? l reviteh has
? ?
? .o:, ot hi
ailment thi vorld ha h en
helleve any one
. ? . ?, . concerning lum.
I'l oil
i ? . n bia own i ?ght \x ill Un
,0? xx ho
? I. . an
!
Minister's Home Sacked ;
Mob Beats His Daughter
London. .Mardi IG. The Petrograd
cone ' " I '.,- Times*1 deaci ibe?
seking of the resident i i I
'?' ti ,? |ro|
and ?i- mpi i ?>r,
a of ti.,- mo '
of the et on
: the I ounf : ?gi ?! \x if,- xxas , ,-,r
-1 d? iirhter, ?rho
- i ry mi: her fax ,.r
.??? dog. The girl wuk beaten bj th'
drunken mob aid the dog Wai k'lled.
a sm< i ' ? itoally wen taki : to
?; -, lace of oi
Coi.- ks is now in attend
ipon form? r Emperor Nichola?
ALEXIS NI< !l< 'I. Mi.vi u ii.
S' n ot ihr former C /ar. v.ho will reign
mer !'
Czar Imprisoned
The Czarina for
German Intrigue
Emperor Banished \\ ife from
Court Bewause of 11er Loyalty
to Hohen?ollern Relatives
press
oi Ra I her n lal ionship
with the Hoi . has
been clOS of
Germs id. Last An*
I
thal Rui tia an I G< i mi i i i
separa! rm^, the Empress ??.n
Ruiipe?'. i ? the 1
lo September, ? site in
Pans which r -. last
. Russian andl st Ser*
vic agenta from rain went <o Petra*
prail to invi ted asso
in of the Empress '.nth "Geraum
li'...'- " 'I ! ? l ? :
ai ?? I" 1;. ? ed to ! In fore the
i tar ?" "ii' ' the Empress
to I.?- ? Petrograd,
whei tates, shs
ha - !.. ? ' B o' ' "I ' i
ira PeoderoTBaV
before raarriagi
' Hesse and a gn r of Queen
' Victo! 'li the
, monk Rasputin, who waa saul to be in
1 German pay, warran! I ispieions
?
o
?
rim
:? only
' 'i
considered one
- ? - ible.
Since thi ef the
th the
us ?he has
been living in ti ..'??. ' ' r?- all
j her mail !.. I, and where
? ? only
i thosi' guests who wir?, under watch by
Mounted Defence League
eague, com?
pris! d of ? masters
and si ' I Park Rid*
ng Acadei ? ni^-ht.
I ' ? membi i ry tiaining
? ? ? M.
? F reib i en, of tin i uh Regt*
i ment. N, <i N. "i . wl 0 recently ie
; from duty on th.. Mexican hor
| der Morl re em?, led
I in the troop, and in case oi ? call to
I arms hy the government sril] vol*
unteer.
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Russian Papers Here
Rejoice at Revolt
Ministerial Traitor? Who Would
Betray Nation Foiled,
One Declare?
Russian : ? W?pep?r? published in
New York helled the nevr order of
??ungs with delight. "Nitvy Mir" ithe
'New WorKt"', a daily, says in ita edi?
torial:
"Those who know Russia realize that ?
thora i ? ? ? loree? In rhe auhappy
country th Booctioaorii - or
ir; tin eeml
l.iiidlor.J.s, rapitaliata ard mia
xeho corni ? -'<>rm the Liberale, ind
i
rd, and ?till want, to
ititut oiial ? lar.-iiy, the] ?
war to continua h.-eau'o. having great
interests then letvea, they And ?nar
wer nrofitnble. ard they xvant Con I
tinople opened hoceuae a port to tito
south w?>u!d he of personal commercial
- m
"Bit it x?,as the people, th? xx ??
?.nd the peaeante, WOO fought harde-t
again?! entering the war ead who
wanted and ?till strive to estah'
como ratic republic. It was the peo
tarted the presen! reroluaton.
The Liberals, ?nee the revolution hud
been started, fell in with the r?volu-1
-ts.
" The Russian people are opposed to
xxar ami to militarism, but they he
that their own lueeess as revo?
lutionists xxiii mean revolut on on the
part of the Gerrnjinic people?. Tfcosl
they hone and believe there will come
a consolidation of all the revolutionary
peopVs, Ru s .in an?i dermaim*. ? com?
bination that by its very force and
weight will compel the militan??
Bu rope's warring nations t.. ,
strife. And so out of revolution will
come the great p??ace."
The "Kussoye Slovo" the "Russian
Word") asserts that the minis!
rs who would haOO betrayed ths
nation into the banda of its enemies
are imprisoned and the great mov
which has been so 'ong in preparation
is at last under wa v.
?
Fire Drill Saves Girls
Lesson Taught by Triangle
Helps 1,500 Escape
The le^on learned from the Tr
Sa i rtwaist Company tire bore irait
: .s . '? .I . ?"' girls inarched
?'??ty ?3 flame-? shot up the el*
shaft of a sixteen ?toiy loft build n^r
Broadway aad set tra to the
deck house on the roof. The building
is only two blocs.- from whi re the Tri?
angle tire occurred, and after that
CA'astroph", William Renahan, chief
sngineor of the building, deviied a sys?
tem of tire drills.
The list fifteen girls to leave be?
came panicstricken, however, ?hen the
itor caught lire from the adjoining
hut Aire dragged from the
smoke Riled rai m..1 d
Lansing Reiterates^
Demand on Berli*
[From Tb? Trtt)?n? ?:r?sx]
ffoahingl m, March U ?<!.w^_
Lansing to-day sent, through ti, t
ish government, a new d?m??ij ^ ?
lin for an explanation of th. ??^ ,
of four Ameritan ??drall there I
consuls have been held by th, g
government without ju.-'.- ?ation ??
tern.T.iona! law. and the Certa? ?
eigr- Office has paid no atti ntior, t?
lag transferre' ??li'
posts in Germany te po.-ts m Tarko?
It 1? ? , *ici|', i
tha?. Germany objects to th? |sJ ?'
of thi
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to the country of one of her tUi?.
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eeive the American consola fro?/
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Germaoy, II w?< '--ought, pr?^.
Ti* i
? -lopla government hu t?t m
notitieil the Btatt l'.t'urtnent ?f ..
accoptabihtv ?f the four *jj
laired ia Germaoy, a: i thai ?,,._..
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