The sun., 1917-11-12
Capitals Wireless Again in
Control of Provisional
Government. .
FIGHTING IN STREETS
Radical Efforts in Moscow
Likewise Are Reported
Suppressed.
TEUTONS' DANGER GRAVE
London Fears Messages Are
Too Optimistic, but Is Con-
fident Of Result.
Special Cobk Despdfch to The suS.

Special cabie Despdfch to The Sun.
LONDON. Nov 1.-THE British Press
Bureau to-day issued radio communi-
cations sent out by the Russian Gov
ernment wireless, indicating that the
Bolshevik revolt is nearing an end and
control Of the wireless In Petrograd has
been wrssted from tho Lsninites and 10
IN the hands Of the forces supporting
Kerensky. who Is reported marching on
the capital with 100000 troops.
The forces Of law and order ap-
parently have succeeded in gaining
some control in the capital. after street
fighting. which some Scandinavian de-
spatches indicate was severe. perhaps
involving considerable loss OF life. If
this Is true. It Is the frst serious bio ID
letting in the feminist rising. In the
earlier stages OF that affair. one Of the
mcst ocrious aspects was the appa.en;
UNIV .llingness OF either side to resort 70
sti org enough measures to force a quicx
o.rision. Evidently coursels OF sanity
have prevailed and the elements ia vor-
rose vigorously
situation stiII Uncertain.
The information received is fragmen-
tary and the London official communicate
from Petrograd tonight leaves uncer-
tain the situation in the city.
The feminist efforts in Moscow are re-
ported suppressed. as 4 was expected
confidently they would be. The Petro-
grad rroA9saasxc In rthe name Of the A.
Russia Committee for Saving the Coun.
, try and the Revolution. call on the peo-
pie TO assist in suppressing Treason and
the traitors.
This committee heretofore unknown,
evidently was formed during the crisis
and, gathering about 1t the support OF
the better elements. managed to over
throw the anarchists. The tone Of its
communiquc indicates that kerensky will
return to power and that kerensky him
self will arrive in Petrograd soon at the
head Of large forces loyal to his cause
and will resume charge OF affairs in CO.
operation with the new committee, which
evidently regards him as still the head
OF the Government and intends to sup
port him.
Over Optimism Feared.
II is stated positively that the Rol,he-
vik rising will be completely suppressed
In few days. possibly even in a few
. hours. This may be over optimistic, az
the forces OF law and order now con-
trolling communications naturally would
state their case strongly.
lSissians In London have been conf
dent throughout that II would be i'm
possible for Lenine to hold control long
and the new developments are regarded
with extreme satisfaction. In London
and Paris it is believed the cancer will
be removed definitely with the de.truc-
! ton OF the Rolshevik movement, and
Russia rapidly will be restore! to order
jus'ifying the Allies In sending aid and
supplies with which the armies will re-
gain effectiveness.
There is the greatest eagerness here
for additional news in regard to the
new alignment Of parties and factions
because II, under the stress Of the
feminist menace. Kerensky has been
brought to realize the necessity for
strong measures and especially II. as has
been intimated. he has been brought
into cooperation with Gen. Alexieff for
mer commander In chief Gen kornilofY
also former commander in chief, and
Gen. kaledin. hetman Of the Cossacks,
there Is an excellent prospect Of bring.
ing order out Of chaos and providing
the revolution with effective means OF
making Russia useful partner for tha
Allies.
Germans Must he Cautions.
Should this he accomplished Germany
might face a disastrous position II she
were faced suddenly by "A united and de-
termined Russia on her extremely weak
eastern line and also confronted by
strongly reinforced Italian army. The
danger Of disaster on both fronts and
the developms nts expected in Russia will
compel the Germans to he extremely
cautious in pressing the Italian cam
paign he ause Of the possibility that
Russia may suddenly reenter the war
earnestly.
The chapter OF the adventures OF
kerensky since the uprising began Is3
not been written yet, but II is certain
to prove intensely interesting. His Sc
cre' service agents brought him advance
information of plots that were maturing
to depose him. II was imposs BILE 20
counter these in time, he decided 10
leave Petrograd and esta hlish new
government in Moscow, then attack Pee
trosrad
But he waited too long in Petrograd
and finally barely escaped in an army
motor van. accompanied. one story says
~ ';er, AleXcN and Foreign Minister
Terest rhonko. Leaving the city. the van
was stopped several times by feminist
patrols. hut they failed to And the i'm
ror'art nersonages concealed within IT,
That Korensky actually went TO Mos
COW is not certain, although some reports
say he id. A. any rate he appears to
have won over large forces OF soldiers to
hs cause and Is returning 70 PctroSrad
n-ac'kal'y assured Of the support OF
, both the army and of the local COM
. munity as reorganized
This gives the strongest hope that the
substantial unihcaton of the whole
country hna'ly has been made possible
PetroErad heretofore has been, the seat