GERMAN PLANS FOR RUSSIAN THRONES

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 215, 30 May 1918, Page 5

GERMAN PLANS FOR RUSSIAN THRONES

I TREND OF THE MONARCHIST INTRIGUE TWO TSARS IN VIEW -m r,-n •, „, L <"""»1| May 28. Ino Daily Chronicles" Geneva correspondent reports that it is understood that Germany contemplates the re-estab-lishment of tho Romanoff dynasty at Kief]', though it will not bo a flowed also to rulo from Moscow, ns rival monarchs in Russia will suit Germany better. .Several well-known Monarchists were recently added to the Ukrainian Govern-ment.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. THE EX-DOWAGER EMPRESS. Moscow, Hay 28. Germany has withdrawn the permission granted to the ex-Dowager Empress to leave Russia.—Aiis.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. COUNTER-REVOLUTION IN URAL SIBERIA GREAT COSSACK FORCK UNDER ■OUTOFI*. Copenhagen, May 'JS. According 1.0 tho Swedish paper "Social Demokraten," a strong counter-revolu-tionary movement exists in tjral Siberia. The Cossack leader ])uton" has gathered a Brent army, and is now fighting the Uolsheviki at Saratoff.—Renter. GERMAN TROOPS MUTINY REFUSE TO LEAVP, FOR THE WESTERN FRONT. Moscow, May 28. Two divisions of German troops'in the Dvinsk region refused orders to go to the West front. Prince Leopold of Bavaria investigated liio affair, and several soldiers were, hanged and dozens condemned to servitude for life.— Kt-iii'cr. THE ALLiES~AND RUSSIA STA'I'JiMENT fX. THE riOt'SE OF coinioxs. (Ree. Jfiiy 30, 0.50 a.m.) London, Jlay 21). In tin . House of Commons, Lord Robert Cecil, ruder-Secretary for Foreign I Afiains replying to Mr. David Danes, 1 Kaid that the Government had repeatedly given an assurance of its desire to I nssiet Jiussia. At present the Government was constantly, consulting the Allies regarding the most, effective way of giving this assistance.—Renter.