Bolivia After Jap Laborers
LONDON—The Bolivian plenipotentiary, Munoz Reyes, arrived in Tokyo today to arrange for Japanese emigration on a large scale to be expected.

EXPECTED IN 24 COURS
That the Germans are preparing to start another drive against the allied lines, with the hope of reaching the channel ports and making it possible to secure peace on German terms is evident. That they will not succeed is believed by military experts everywhere. The allies calmly await the attack, with confidence that it will be repelled and that the backbone of Germany's strength will be broken. It is agreed on both sides that if Germany fails now her decline will begin and that although it may take years, her destruction is inevitable.

But little news has come from the front today. It is believed to be "the calm before the storm" and that the storm will break within the next 24 hours. The few dispatches that came through today follow:

Great German Drive is Expected Soon
LONDON—"We are on the eve of the great German attack," said Premier Lloyd George, in an address at Edinburgh.
"Those who know best what the prospects are feel the most confident of the results."
The premier said that during the month of April, for the first time since the submarine warfare began, in February, 1917, the output of shipping had exceeded the losses. 