The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-14
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Country Shows Signs of Recovery From
Effects of Revolt


Petrograd, Thursday. Sept. 10. p.
m.-Although the revolt can be consid.
cred formally ended, only after the an.
nouncement that General Korniloff it's
leader. has actually surrendered. the
capital and country already show signs
of recovering their composure and are
attempting a new process of reconstruc.
tion.
The provisional government actively
is taking necessary measures to restore
the interrupted economic and social
life, and although the fundamental dif.
ficulties which inspired General Korni.
lofts adventure remain, hopes are ex-
pressed that the cabinet, which now is
under reconstruction, will in the future
show greater vigor and decision.
Last night the director Of communi.
cations. NJ. Liverovsky, was able to an.
nounce that railroad communication
had been restored on the Warsaw. Mos.
cow-Wincau and other interrupted lines.
which all today resumed transportation
of freight.
Premier kerensky tonight issued an
order giving to the military governor
of Petrograd. which temporarily is
General Paltchinsky after General Sav.
inkoff's resignation, special powers with
regard to the press.
PetrOgrad Grows Calm.
Petrograd has entirely recovered its
clam. on the Bourse, where only pri.
vate deals are transacted. there was a
sharp rise in securities.
From Moscow, II is reported that re.
tugees have begun returning to Pet.
rograd. Doubtful elements in the pro.
vinces who certainly would have back.
ed General Korniloff had he succeeded
in his revolt, are passing resolutions in
support Of the provisional government
and in condemnation Of the revolt.
The new cabinet is rapidly progressing
towards completion. The constitution.
al democrats at a meeting last night an.
nounced 70 Premier Kerensky that the
government must take lesson from
General KornHoffs revolt by removing
the causes and not repeating the mis-.
take which caused H. Otherwise. they
said, General Kornlloffs adventure
would be repeated BY some one else. The
revolt declared the constitutional dem.
ocrats, undoubtedly was the fruit of ex.
treme dissatisfaction existing i'm the
more conservative classes. Therefore
the government must render reasonable
satisfaction to the conservative demands
and resist any pressure to move il To.
wards the left.
constitutional Democrats in Huff.
In the debate which followed Vice
Premier Nekrskoff and Foreign Minis.
ter Terestchenko opposed the constitu.
.u'nal democrats anl suppor;ed the
ministers belonging 20 the parties OF
the left, whereupon the constitutional
democrat members left the room. liter.
wards Nekrasoff and Terestchenko and
NJ. Nikitin. minister II posts and trle.
grams, resigned hut later rerestohenko
withdrew his resignation.
Early this morning, the socialist dem.
ocrat members. Prof Kokoschine. s:ata
controller; NJ. Youreneff, minister OF
public works and NJ. Oldenburg. min.
lister Of public instruction. resigned.
leaving only NJ Kartaseff the prosecu.
taror Of the holy synod.
Foreign Minister Tcherensko accord
ing to an announcement made by the
Russian official news agency. will re.
main In the reorganized mbinet re.
placing NJ. Nekrasoff, as minister OF II.
nance.
The evening newspapers say Prem.
Ter Kerensky reproached the constltu
tional democrats for their passive atti
tude so long as General Korniloff seem.
ed to have a chance OF success.
The premier has commissioned NJ
Kisohkin to negotiate with the Mos.
COW industrial circles in order to obtain
their support OF the government and
II possible the entry OF business men
into the cabinet. II this plan succeeds,
the cabinet undoubtedly win be much
strengthened and the had results OF
the revolt may speedily be remedied.
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