The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-14
KorniloH Fails In Reuolt
 But Succeeds ln Putting
 Discipline n GoUerzs nent
Summary of Outstanding Developments in News From Various War Fronts

General korniloff's rebellion against Premier Kerensky appar- entIy has keen queIled, like other attempts that have been made to overthrow the provisional govern ment in Russia.
 Onficial reports from Petrogrnd say that KorniIoff's headquarters has surrendered and that KorniI- oR himself desires eonditionnlIy to authorities. The government, how ever, is demanding his abject ca- pulation.
 Meanwhile troops that had an- swered the cali of revolt issued by KorniIoff continue to desert his ranks and return to the govern ment fold, declaring that they were misled by Kornilof's. professed aims.
 CABINET BACKS KERENSKY
 Kerensky has been confirmed by the cabinet as commander in chief of the army and will have with him as chief of stan i'm his prosecution of the war against the Teutonic allies General AlexiefF. former commander in chief and one of the most brilliant officers in the Rus- sian army. Added strength is also expected to be given Kerensky's rule by the appointment of new military officials for the district and city of Petrograd.
 Although the Petrograd war of- flee early Thursday announced that no official communication had been received from the headquarters stan at the front. late in the day the communication was forthcOm- ing. It indicated that no great amount of tifsaffection had occur red among the fighting forces who, fin the region of Riga, near Sventsi- any and in the Rumanian theatre. were vigorously on the offensive against the enemy, and that along the line east of Riga and I'm Ru- mania at several points they had won successes over the TeutOns.
 RUSSIAN SUCCESSES
 In the region of Riga the German cavalry was compelled to retire south of the Rfga-Wenden road, waiie in Runnnia height was captured from the Austro-Germans after vigorous fight and more than 400 men made prisoner. Ger man positions to the south of Sventsiany. which lies between Wilma and Dvinsk. are being heavi- ly bOmbarded by the Russian guns.
 The situation in France and Bell gium continues comparatively quiet, except for the artillery, which is carrying out reciprocal bombardments on various sectors.
 ITALIAN LINE
 In the o-ItaIian theatre the Austrians i'm another of their vio- lent assaults against the Italians on Monte San Gabrielle have been rewarded with slight gains. Their efforts to press these advances failed completely before the main line of the Italian defenses.
 The Austrian official com muni- q cation of Wednesday characterizes the Italian offensive on the Isonxo as a failure and asserts that the Italian losses have reached almost 250,0OO men, among them 10000 prisoners.
 SITUATION IN ARGENTINA
 The anti-Gcrman sentiment in Bucnos Aires was still high Thursday. The rioting continued throughout Wednesday night and Thursday heavy. guards were placed around German banks in order to protect them from the in- censed popuIace.
 The German minister, who has been declared persona non Erata, by the Argentine government. be- cause of his objectionable dis patches t0 Berlin, was removed ny the police from train outside Buenos Aires in order to prevent his moIestation by threatening crowds awaiting his arrival in the capital,